03 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
1
Reports from Yokosuka describe a brutal scene aboard the battleship Orel during a fight where 300 were killed or wounded. Allegedly mortally wounded were cast into the sea and lightly wounded fastened to masts to avoid hindering combat, though confirmation is lacking. The vessel shows heavy shell damage and smashed guns.
June 2 report from St Petersburg says press advocates summoning the national assembly to decide peace or war. Admiralty reports ships suffered heavy losses likely over 10 000 dead or missing, while wreck and mutiny tales ripple through the city. Indignation grows toward Rear Admiral Nebogatov as conservative Russians fear disorder.
Reports from Victoria and Yokohama state the Japanese government knew Rojestvensky planned to pass through Korea Straits. The Kanagawa and Iyo lines were informed of no danger of encountering Russian ships as they sailed toward America. Paris notes deny officials claim about M. Bompard. Rioting resumes in Lodz with casualties after Cos ssack clash.
The Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition opens in Portland Oregon with Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon among those present. President Goode announces the ceremony as telegraph confirms Roosevelt’s opening. Cannon fire cathedral bells and massed bands set a jubilant tone as crowds celebrate.
Chicago June 2 Efforts toward a settlement of the strike were made as teamsters opened negotiations with individual members of the Employers' association. A three member committee of the Department Store Delivery Drivers' union was appointed by the Teamsters joint council to call on State street merchants. The proposed terms mirrored prior merchant objections requiring the teamsters to abstain from delivering or receiving goods from express companies if the boycott expanded to members of the Employers' association.
President Shea of the Teamsters union and Albert Young accuse an Employers' Teaming official of being offered 10000 to spark a Sears strike two years ago. They say they refused the bribe and no strike occurred. Shea and Young testified to the grand jury on the bribery claim.
An earthquake in Scutari Al banai caused massive damage with about 500 houses collapsing and around 200 people killed or injured. The disaster prompted relief efforts as authorities assessed the devastation.
An early Thursday quake in Cettin Montenegro damaged several homes, killing one person and injuring several others. In Rome, the Chamber of Deputies unanimously congratulated King Alfonso on his narrow escape.
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