Rojestvensky loss and Cassini on peace talks
Washington May 31 reports from Tokyo disclose Admiral Togo’s latest dispatches detailing heavy Russian losses in the naval battle in the Korean straits. Rojestvensky and staff were captured. 22 Russian vessels lost. several ships sunk or beached. Misu slightly wounded. Cassini rejects early peace, urging Russia to continue the war and noting indemnity talks unlikely at present.
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Russians Face Naval Disaster After Battle Off Tsu Island
The latest dispatches reveal only four Russian vessels from Rozestvenskys fleet reached Vladivostok. Admiral Rozestvensky is captured and seriously wounded. Russian casualties exceed 3,000 while Japanese losses are minimal. Emperor and ministers convened at Tsarskoe Selo to chart war continuation amid public outrage.
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Labor Leaders Clash With Troops in Lodz
In Lodz Russian Poland on June 1 strikers clashed with Cossacks as soldiers fired on a mob trying to force out mill workers. Two were killed and six wounded as authorities consider martial law while strikers gain control and mills close. A cavalry regiment arrived to restore order.
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Socialists nominate ticket for governor and state officers
In Columbus the Socialist state convention nominated Isaac Cowan of Cleveland for governor and W. C. Sundmip of Toledo for lieutenant governor. J. C. Madden of Continental was named attorney general, J. H. Sims of Bethyl state treasurer, E. J. Kiesifr of Portsmouth supreme court judge, and George Stack of Lorain to the board of public affairs. The platform reaffirms a national program calling for people’s control.
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Naval Battle by Russians Who Escaped
Moscow reports a Vladivostok dispatch detailing a May 27 naval battle with Japanese losses listed as three ships sunk including a three funnel vessel, a Nis shin type cruiser, and an unidentified type. The engagement featured heavy damage to the Russian fleet led by Admiral Rojestvensky, with the Kniaz Souvaroff on fire and destroyed, and the Nicholas I and Orel sustaining severe damage before nightfall. A second item notes the arrival of Russian torpedo boat destroyer Terosiahty at Vladivostok.
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Russia Still Ready for War Says Ambassador
In a June 3 dispatch Count Casimir Brylkowicz argues Russia can press the war for years, noting ample resources and a navy setback only delays victory. He dismisses any notion Russia will seek peace now or surrender to Japan, despite pressures from the Korean front and naval losses at Sasebo.
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Assassination Attempt On King Alfonso In Paris
At midnight in Paris a bomb exploded near the royal carriage as King Alfonso and President Loubet left the Grand Opera. The king and president escaped unharmed while five bystanders were seriously injured by shrapnel. The alleged bomber was arrested with two others. the incident shocks Europe and prompts early investigations. Also reported is the stabbing of singer Hye Bells by William Owens, who was drunken and disliked the song. Owens was arrested after the knife attack on Jones-Bebuts’s companion crowd leaving a dance.
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Poolrooms Enjoined By Kentucky Judge In Covington
Covington poolroom owners were enjoined by Judge Shaw of the Kenton circuit court after the attorney general of Kentucky argued pool rooms are a common nuisance. The case follows a broader crackdown on illegal gaming and public disorder tied to gambling den operations.
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Proposed Ohio constitutional amendments on elections and bonds
A 1904 Ohio document details two proposed constitutional amendments. Article XVII sets election timing and term lengths for state officers and judges, with vacancy rules and filling procedures. The second amendment addresses exemption of state and municipal bonds from taxation and outlines sections on bonds, taxes, and implementation dates.
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