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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
1
Miss Mildred Keller of Washington D C writes she suffered entereth health problem for years and found relief from Peruna after first dose. She praises regained appetite and strength, claiming a few bottles cured her and restored her constitution. The note hints at many testimonials endorsing the product.
Chicago May 30 The May grand jury began an inquiry into the Teamsters strike focusing on alleged payments to influence settlements and the existence of a blacklist against express wagon drivers. Evidence showed express company agents denied knowledge of any blacklist as plans to boost deliveries from lumber districts face unrest.
Washington items report new dental office openings and town improvements. Local visits include Black of Freeport and relatives in town. Church events feature communion at the U.P. church and a baccalaureate sermon, plus a Washington high school commencement at the Presbyterian church with Colonial orchestra. Community notes list visitors, marriages rumors, a tree fall injury, and officers for the Wills township Sunday school association.
Mack Hunt visits his father James A. Hunt while others relax at Piedmont and Smyrna. A new baby boy for Mr and Mrs Joseph Inglish. Harriet Merton receives a Bible from her Sunday school class. Memorial Day addresses given by A W Loueock and Chas Sheppard. engagement announced between Miss Mary Hisenhauer and Newton Friend. Nuptials planned at St Nicholas June. Also an Anchor Pain Expeller ad promoting relief from rheumatic and nervous pains.
The grain and live stock listing shows cattle prices from Chicago and Buffalo with ranges for steers cows heifers and bulls. Sheep lambs and hogs are priced by quality with various weights and condition notes. Wheat and other grains also display pricing cues and market terms.
Reports from Washington to St. Petersburg describe a major naval engagement between Russian and Japanese fleets off the Korean Strait. Japanese forces sink several Russian ships including a battleship and a repair ship. Russian vessels reportedly suffer heavy losses. News from Nagasaki to Paris notes anxiety in capitals and questions which ships survived.
Dispatches from divers sources describe portions of Admiral Togo's fleet near Masampho bay and Russian ships off Shanghai. Reports note engagements in Korea straits, Japanese losses, and dispersed Baltic fleet actions amid a flurry of conflicting telegrams from Chefoo Shanghai and St Petersburg.
Reports from Tokyo and Washington recount a massive naval disaster for Russia led by Admiral Nebogatoff. Losses include multiple battleships cruisers and destroyers with over 3,000 prisoners, raising fears for Russia as peace talks surface and Japan presses its pursuit of the fleet. The fate of Admiral Rojestvensky remains uncertain with conflicting accounts of his survival.
May 50 reports detail Japanese Admiral Togo’s fleet engaging a Russian squadron near Tsushima straits. Russian ships suffer heavy damage. rumored losses include Admiral Rozestvensky’s flagship, with Tokyo claiming several ships sunk and others damaged. Paris and St. Petersburg reflect on the naval disaster and its impact on the war’s course.
In Washington May 30 diplomats from Germany Russia Britain and Japan confer after Admiral Rojestvensky's defeat in the Korean straits. President Roosevelt plans to pursue direct negotiations while ministers discuss the broader war and potential endgame.
In the text the loyalty of Rus él a s ally is questioned while war ministers discuss shifting tactics. The source references a naval deterrence, the battle of Mukden, and claims the land campaign remains unchanged despite the fleet's status. General lines suggest planned operations assuming the fleet's nonexistence.
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