Russian Squadron No More in Pacific Disaster
The fleet under Admiral Rojestvensky has been largely destroyed or captured by the Japanese from Admiral Togo. Reports say two battleships, two coast defense ships, one destroyer and one special service ship sunk, three destroyers lost, over 3,000 prisoners taken including Rear Admiral Nebogatof, with pursuit continuing and conflicting rumors on Rojestvensky’s fate.
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Rojestvensky
Russia
Toga
Manchuria
Nebogatof
Vladivostok
Eeeneta
Bank Consolidation Builds Germania National Trust Firm
Magnolia residents note a major deal as Germania National Bank merges with Central Trust to form Germania National Bank and Trust Company. New capital reaches 1.7 million with a 70 percent surplus dividend proposed. Messrs Lampton hold large shares and local Pythians plan 80 thousand in improvements near Capitol Street.
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Magnolia
Yeaterday
Germania National Bank
Central Trust & Realty Company
Germania National Bank & Trust
Messrs. Lampton’s
Germania National
Central Trust Comany
Germanis National
South
Pai Ae
Ee Southern
New Orleans
Castle Hall
Capitol Street
Old Bridge
Tri Jon
Admiral Togo's fleet reaches nineteen ships sunk or captured
In Tokio on May 29 at 9 p.m. reports say the number of Russian vessels sunk or captured by Admiral Togo's fleet stands at nineteen. It is possible three more warships were sunk in battles Saturday and others may have fallen later.
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Tokio
Togo
Whitworth Commencement Celebrates Elocution and Oration
Whitworth College marked a flourishing commencement with senior essays recited after elocution, music by students, and a sermon by Rev. J. E. Carpenter. The event drew a large turnout, featured prize awards for expression and academics, and honored alumnae with an active alumnae meeting.
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Jeffery
Maud. Bishop
Carrie Alford
Myrt Brumfield
Janie Carruth
Bertha Felder
Edwina Clark
Effie Evans
Georgie Stewart
Vaida Martin
Dickens
Thackery
Lillian ‘Ite
Wellesley
Carpenter
Whitworth
Brookhaven
H. F. Johnson
Josie Bowen Bolton
F. O. Conant
M. T. Flood
Claude Bowen
Young Women’s Christian Association
J. E. Carpenter
Nellie Osborne
Susiy
Mart Bell
Eva Cook
Gertrude Kimbrough
Birdie Cook
Dolly Clark
Maud West
J. W. McGrath
J.E. Carpenter
Poulson
Miss Osborne
Katz
Kimrbrough
Clara Butler
Clara
Butler
Annie Marks
Myrtis Wentworth
Alice Day
Weston
Turnbough
Ira L. Parsons
John Sharpilliams
North Carolina
Whitworth College praised for growth and support
The Brookhaven Whitworth College administration thanks local business leaders for assistance under President Dr I W Cooper. Attendance remains high despite abolishing the primary department, with future days forecast as bright. Also noted is the death of Mrs Margaret Johnson, widow of Dr H F P Johnson, long linked to Whitworth and beloved as Aunt Mag by students and faculty.
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Rimary
I. W. Cooper
Brookhaven
Whitworth
Margaret Johnson
J. H. Johnson
Cea
Col Seri Pees
Hendersonville
N. C
H. FP. Johnson
Whitworth College
Johnson
Nat
Mag
Abe
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Rassias
France
M. Delaare
Washington
Roosevelt
Ae Bee
Colledge
Ice
Artium _ Baccalaurea
Carrie Mabel Alford
Myrt- Saunders Bruefield
Janie Idelle Carruth
Georgie Ross Stewart
Bertha Aronson Felder
Eva Lillian White
Nevada
Alice Martin
Effie , Evans
Commercial Department
Allena Hopkins
Annie Galloway Hawkins
Leila Peaster
Mabel Summers
Emma Stricklin
Fers
Mary Festal Cook
Tie May Harper
Bertha
Aronson Felder
Hattie Eriie Watkins
Jolis Eugenia Myers
Clara Chrisman Butler
Camille Akers
Janie Harris
McGrath
Ise
John McGrath & Sons
Mississippi
G. W. Rat Hip Howe
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C. B. Perkins
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