Japanese Cavary Probes Russian Flank Near Gunshu Pass
A Japanese squadron reconnoitering deep into the Russian rear defeats a small detachment northwest of Gunshu Pass on May 22 and penetra tes toward Tanziatun, signaling intent to turn the Russian flank. Reports of Japanese movements near Tsitsihar resurface as Mongolian tensions rise and Russia faces bandit activity. General Kuropatkin arrives by special train amid courtly arrivals.
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Gunshu Pass
Tanziatun
Tsitsihar
Cbin
Kuropatkin
Reuss
Sakharoff
Bure
Local Court Upholds Ruling in Kohlsaat Case
Judge Kohlsa at rules la bor learner need not reply to questions, citing established procedure. The decision preserves prior findings and clarifies respondent obligations under current court practice.
Chicago unions clash over questions before master
May 26 Chicago reports Judge Kohlsaat sides with actions against International and Express tr sters union leaders amid contempt rulings for refusing to answer questions. Shea Mulligan and Donohue detained five days for habeas corpus review while witnesses to come include Hugh McGee and James Barry. Labor unrest shows limited violence as coal deliveries resume and police reinforce duties. trolley crash in Baltimore results in one death and about fifty injured.
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Chicago
Cornelius P. Shea
International Teamsters’ Union
Kohlsaar
Federal Court
Express Rivers’ Union
John Donohue
Thas
Mayer
Shea
Chiancery Sherman
Hugh
Bulgaria buys four armored cruisers and torpedo destroyers
Sofia correspondent of the Daily Chronicle reports Bulgaria has bought four armored cruisers and three torpedo boat destroyers from the Argentine Republic for Russia. The ships will be transferred from Bulgaria to the Russian flag at New Guinea, and Bulgaria will receive rolling stock worth 2 500 000 dollars for its railways as commission.
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London
Sofia
The
Daily Chronicle
Aregatine Republic
Russia
New Guinea
Bulgaria
Report Lacks Confirmation of Naval Battle South of Formosa
London May 26. No news reached London by late hour on movements of the rival Russian and Japanese fleets nor any confirmation of rumors that the fleets met south of Formosa and that the Japanese were defeated. News that Vice Admiral Rozhdestvensky’s squadrons had passed Formosa affected Lloyds insurance rates.
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London
Nila
Formosa
Rojestvensky
Lloyds
Disquieting Violence Rises in Caucasus Amid Armenian Muslim Strife
St. Petersburg reports growing racial clashes in Ertvan with villagers arming for clashes and seven killed in encounters. Gov Bak u official assassinated Prince Nakachidze sparks unrest. Government sends reinforcements as violence spreads. In Gomel, strikers clash with Cossacks, one worker killed and several wounded.
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St. Petersburg
Caucasus
Nakachidze
Baku
Ertvan
Gomel
Fatal trolley collision near Clearwater South Carolina
In Augusta Georgia on May 26 a trolley struck a Louisville and Nashville coal car on the Augusta Aiken line. Two men died J E Holdman and Felix Boddie. conductor A D Hill C W Cheat ham and A W Roberts were fatally injured. three others seriously injured. The coal car broke away, rolled downhill, and wrecked the passenger car returning toward Augusta.
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Augusta
Louisville and Nashville
Augusta-Aiken
South Carolina
Savannah River
J. E. Holdman
Felix Boddie
A. D. Hill
C. W. Cheatham
A. W. Roberts
Clearwater
5. C
Ssenger
Ward
Bank Suspends Operations After Cashier Kahn Self-Inflicted Shooting
Stockton California May 26 The Oakdale Bank shuts down indefinitely after cashier Kahn shoots himself. Bank directors led by president Thomas B Dorsey announce the suspension of all business activities pending further notice.
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Stockton
Cal
Kahn
Oakdale Bank
Thomas B. Dorsey
Weaver Wins Control as City Ejects Old Gas Lease Directors
Mayor Weaver ousts the old directors of public safety and public works and installs his appointees as the gas lease fight sharpens. Supreme Court suspends injunction. impeachment rumors swirl while council votes on vetoes and public pressure grows.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Departments of Public Safety and Public Works
Rialto
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Cedal
City Hall
Union League
Durham
Peter E. Costello
David J. Smyth
Gordon
Sheldon Potter
A. L. Acker
Elihu Root
New York
John G. Johnson
Roosevelt
Select Council
Common Council
Stylish Sack Suit Sale Offers Modern Fabrics
An seller advertises stylish single and double breasted Sack Suits at a low price compared with 1500 elsewhere. The fabrics include blue and black Serges and Worsteds in the newest gray effects.
Disturbances Continue in Warsaw Amid Casualties
Warsaw reports ongoing disturbances through the day, with eight people dead and about 100 wounded, many seriously. Property damage is extensive as clashes persisted late at night.
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Warsaw
Knights of Pythias to hold national encampment in New Orleans
The supreme assembly uniform rank Knights of Pythias meeting in Indianapolis announces the next national encampment will be held in New Orleans in September 1906.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Assembly
Knights of Pythias
New Orleans
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Burnett, Cummings & Co
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Lowell and Boston Street Railway
Bristol County Railway Company
R.R. Murphy
Luart
Kohlsaat
Bor Learer
Mve
Dunne
O’naaill
Kuzibors
O'Neill
Tmhor
Baltimore
Rious
Bark
Ceeds
Nnal Brothers
Straw Hat
Golden Eagle
Linn
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