Russians Report Captured Admirals After Battle
May 30 report from Tokio states Admiral Rojestvensky was captured after the battle. Admiral Togo reports the destroyer Sazanami took the Russian ship Biedovy with Rojestvensky and another admiral aboard, both wounded, plus 80 crew. Togo says his fleet suffered no serious damage and casualty totals reach about 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Rojestvensky
Togo
Sazanami
Biedovy
Souvaroff
Mi-o-na tablets offered for stomach relief in Fairfield
Paragraph touts Mi-o-na tablets as quick relief for stomach overwork and related symptoms. Recommends asking Frank S. Shriner, a Fairfield pharmacist, for the store guarantee and purchase details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Shriner
Fairfield
Diverse 19th Century News Snippets and Figures
A scattered mix of political, military, and social notes. References to commissions, treasury roles, and anti-race issues mingle with European royalty, wartime microbe chatter, and Queen Margherita’s planned postwar Japan visit as the first European crowned head to enter Dai Nippon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Margherita
Italy
Humbert
Japan
Dai Nippon
Trade Boom Pushes U S Goods to Record April Totals
The Davenport Democrat reports April trade hits a new high with $225 million in total business, exports vastly surpassing imports. Over 16 months ending April 30 imports value at $935,072,990 and exports at $1,275,059,368. The year ending next month may top $3.5 billion in exports and ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Davenport Democrat
For Rent or Sale of 100 Acre Blue Grass Pasture
Markets notice offers one hundred acre blue grass pasture with good living water for rent or sale. Risk & Hustedler advertise. Also seeking agents for a new state map and booklet by Iowa Davenport publisher. Vague descriptive line about eyes appears as a non sequitur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risk & Hufstedler
Towa Pub’l. Co
Davenport
Iowa
Fairfield Notes From Week Of Social Visitors And Commencement
Local society items detail Miss Lenora Thomas and many others visiting relatives in Fairfield, guests at homes, travels to Chicago, Mt. Pleasant, Burlington, and Denver. Notes include college commencement events at Parsons College, a Fairfield high school ceremony, and a striking feature on Lewis Young the ex-slave planning a move to Oskaloosa. The Tribune promotes local news and subscription rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Flower
Fern
Chicago
Chas. Gee
Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Josephine Miller
Burlington
Jessie Wray
Jno. Merckens
J. W. Bean
McClure
Jas. Bean
Neb
Day Hunt
Theodore Spiering
W. C. E. Seeboeck
Parsons College School of Music
Opera House
Lewis van Nostrand
Yellow Grass
Canada
Dudley Stiles
Grace Morris
Fred Wilkins
Baby
Kansas City
Emmeline Peterson
Denver
Colo
Harvey Mohler
Eldon
Edith Chidester Teeter
Des Moines
Frank Chidester
McClain
Cedar Falls
Winfield
Cora Smiley
Don Fullen
Ottumwa
Julius Tappert
Davenport
Miss Atchison
Albia
Bruce Gobble
Geo. McClelland
West McClellan
Jesse M. Gardner
Ernest
Nannie Courtney
Cedar Township
Gardner
Joseph Gilgrass
Centerville
Geo. Jones
Leggett House
Wilson Reed
Clarinda
Julia Comparet
Iowa City
Manatrey
J. E. Burkhart
Hamilton
Mont
P. I. Labagh
C. D. Bradley
C. E. Stubbs
Dr. Moss
L. L. Belles
Boston
C. D. Leggett
J. S. McKenney
Margaret
Willard
Eau Claire
Wis
Croy
Agency City
Rev
Nichol
Waukena
Kans
Portland
Donald
Promise City
Chas. Donald
Frank Simonds
Jerry Sutton
Chas. Sparr
McCracken
Mary Anderson
Pennsylvania
Alex Gordon
Central City
Caroline Flinspach
Perlee
Inc
Wright
Wm. Shannon
Marion Dennison
Washington
Glick
J. P. Allen
Laura Mahon
la Fayette
Ind
Northwestern University of Chicago
Ino
Kirkpatrick
Harry Nixon
Lewis Young
West Virginia
Oskaloosa
Lewis
Summersville
Botetourt County
Virginia
Piano Recital honors Miss Clara Dell Hinkle at Library Hall
Miss Clara Dell Hinkle presented a graduation recital at Library hall with a decorated stage and a large audience. Vocal solos by Jessie Manatrey and Mary Louise Wilson added variety while critics praised her brilliant, poised technique and artistic temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Clara Dell Hinkle
Parsons College School of Music
Jessie Manatrey
Mary Louise Wilson
Miss Hinkle
Children’s Hats Highlighted by Local Vendor
Local shop promotes a fresh line of children’s hats emphasizing playful designs and durable fabrics. The collection features sun hats, beanies, and seasonal silhouettes aimed at ages two to ten, with prices ranging from five to twenty dollars.
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iGhory
Ussians
K Ipchie
Forodino
Alex
Nicholas I
Svi
Sips
Kamtchatka
Yamamoto
Navy
Jeak
Greenfield
Mirer
inanti-race suiunique _ lines
Hat Town
Bill Mier
Victoria
Itein
New
Rome
Wash
Paris
Land
Vienna
Arebility
Stanford
Uiversity
Oys
Ines
Russia
Ban
Rg Es
Emry
Lenora Thomas
Hedrick
H. D. Thomas
J.W. Pace
Mt Pleasant
Osborne
Robi. Higley
Galesburg
T. F. Higley
C. F. Clement
Minneapolis
P. F. McCarthy
C. R. Allen
D. P. Stubbs
Kenneth Thorpe
Bradley
Jessie Spencer
Kate Hanson Cochran
Colorado Springs
J. M. Burnette
Mt. Sterling, Ill
Elsie Fordyce Roth
Rock Rapids, Ia
Fordyce
Margaret Banfield
Thos
Galesburg, Ill
Annie Sullivan
Chas. Raines
Excelsior Springs
Anna Marsh
Corydon
H. D. Cook
Keota
C. F. Kraft
Louis Sense
Edina
J. B. Crail
A. W
P. C. McElhany
Mamie Sawtell
A. Messenger
J. O. Horning
Pittsburg
Mrs. Carmine
Ill
Ballard Hall
Stuart Gaumer
Foltz
Danville, Ia
Mary Bean
Bancroft
Madge McGlade
Brighton
Fairfield High School
Albert Blackford
W. Luther Bright
the Old Guard”—High School
Albert D Blackford
Scotland
Mary Mitchell
Robert Burns
Helen Wilson
Berta Hoagland
Edinboro
May McClain
the Carys
Kate A. Harper
Jnc
B. Goff
Rollie Stewart
Nellie Bates
Fountain of All
Alice Clinkenbeard
Gumbert
Nellie Wilson
Edna Morein
Voice of the Wind
Schiller
Girtha Stark
the Emerald Isle
Myrtle Kearns
Dermot Astore
FF. W. Crouch
Miss Ball
New England
Hazel Dell Manatrey
America
Mary West
Bud’s
Riley
Helen Edna Smith
Frank Light
the Tribune
McElhany
Our
McElhany's
Parkersburg
W. Va
Dren
Nery Line
Children’s
Worthwestern Yeast
Chicago, Ill
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