Russia's Lost Ships Sunk or Captured by Togo Fleet
A partial list details Russian capital ships and cruisers reported sunk or captured by Togo. Ships named include the Borodino and Alexander III both completed in 1904, the Orel, Nicolas I, Admiral Nakhimoff, Dmitri Donskoi, Vladimir Monomach, Admiral Oushakoff, Admiral Senjavin, General Admiral Apraxine, and Svietlana with tonnages from about 4 648 to 13 616, speeds from 14 to 20 knots, and heavy armor and armament configurations. The report catalogs armor belts, decks, gun calibers, and crew complements for each vessel.
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Togo
Orel
Nicolas I
Admiral Nakhimoff
Dmitri Donskoi
Vladimir Monomach
Admiral Oushakoff
Admiral Senjavin
Svietlana
Japanese Fleet Undergoes Empire Warship Details
The report outlines ships including the protected cruiser Jamtschug with 360 crew, 23 knot speed, and 1903 completion. repair ship Kamchatko serving Admiral Rozhestvensky with scientific gear and workshop status. and the Irtessim as a possible auxiliary cruiser. Also notes on coffee health claims and a dismissive public admonition about coffee’s effects.
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Jamtchug
Kamtchatko
Rojestvensky
Admiralty Yard
St. Petersburg
Irtessim
It's a Poor Bargain Over Coffee and Aches
The excerpt laments trading health for daily coffee, arguing people exchange well being for small caffeine rituals. It notes coffee drinkers try to justify aches and overwork by coffee, implying a businesslike rationale to ignore underlying needs.
A Sure Personal Test for Coffee’s Health Effects
A health advert urges quitting coffee for 10 days and replacing it with Postum to identify if coffee harms the body. It claims improved sleep, digestion, heart comfort, and clearer thinking, noting the test is pleasant and accurate and instructing proper boiling of Postum per the package.
Naval losses before the Corean Strait battle in the Russo Japanese War
The record lists Russian and Japanese warships sunk or damaged before the Corean Strait engagement. It names ships such as the Petrovsk and Yashima along with tonnage, status, and locations including Port Arthur, Tsingtao, Chemulpo, and Kor sakoff Bay, reflecting heavy naval losses prior to the battle.
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Corean Straits
Etropavlovsk
Port Arthur
Marakoff
Czarevitch
Tsingtao
Retvisan
Poltava
Sabastapol
Pigeon Bay
Diana
Saigon
Askold
Shanghai
Novik
Korsakoff Bay
Bayan
Pallada
Rurik
Corean Strait
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Czar
WOTIK
Sapai, Russia
Biashk, White
Mnuseia
RUSST
SAPA
Pletrovenas
Tapanaba Pvusetasii
Russia
Dmitri Donskol
Coast Defence Ironclad
Souvaroff
Borodine
Nqealahwa
Imperator Alex
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Eeevesetesece Enerees
Eesbeesesseces Eoee
UMDER
Shikishima
Chingen
Fuso
Adzuma
Nature
Asahi
Fuji
Mikasa
Nisshin
Ereesseere
Tsushima Eeesetsenvers
Niitaka
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Eeeeeresee
Ukasago Akitshushima
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Eereeseeseseeeseesedee Matsushima
Fleet Auxiliary
Exac
Taries
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Eeeseeteterewsereres
Eereseseeese
Reese
Grebaste
Bee Ceeeanve Eeesences
Cccceecses Aaeneeeees
Eeeaessceesy
Wellville
van Tan T Iis
Cele Mechasee
Corea Strait
Hatsuse
Yashima
Yoshino
Kasuga
Hei Yen
China
Sai Yet
Takasago
Kaimon
Miyako
Theodore O'Hara
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