01 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
1
Tokyo announces results from May 27 fighting shows Russian vessels sunk or captured including eight battleships and three armored cruisers. It notes torpedo boats were sunk and recalls most crews were rescued while casualties are described as comparatively slight.
From St Petersburg dated June 1 a report says Tsar Nicholas II remains determined to continue the war after yesterday’s conference with Prince Obolensky. Rumors suggest a peace or renewed fighting outcome, with lines of argument and a dispatch from Lieutenant General Linevitch warning of demobilization effects after the naval disaster.
In a Rasviet piece from St. Petersburg dated June 1 Prince Ouk tomaky denounces nations for ignoring the yellow peril and criticizes Japan Great Britain and America for their actions while France hesitates over Indo China and Germany greets a yellow prince with showy congratulations.
June 11 report from Tokio notes Admiral Rojestvensky wounded with bruised forearm and slight skull fracture. Internal injuries are undetermined with pulse and temperature described as normal.
Toldo reports June 1 that estimates of Russian casualties in the Sea of Jepet battle range from 11,000 to 13,000 men, excluding about 4,000 prisoners, with figures differing by source and time.
Washington June 1 The state department released a cable from Minister Griscom in Tokio confirming that Admiral Voelkersam was not captured and noting the loss of a third AI Tants in the clash.
A fragment notes a Russian goat milestone at Seika with unclear details. The readable text mentions two goats and a location, but the event and context are not fully specified.
Fragmentary sports note mentions players OVAMA and BROWN and a clash described as ready attack. Text obscured references Frome Manetvuria Bald Morehead Copernes and Sal St. Petersborg with unclear locations or dates.
Portland June 4 The Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition opens with a grand parade and open air exercises on Guilds Lake. Officials, state commissioners, and guests hear welcomes from H W Goode and remarks by Bishop Moore and Vice President Fairbanks. The celebration marks a century since Jefferson backed the expedition and honors Meriwether Lewis and William Clark and Pacific Northwest progress.
A Panhandle line wreck near Stillwater Ohio resulted in the deaths of Engineer Giobry and Fireman Pirensan Pryor as an oil fire engulfed the air wagon. No passengers were reported injured. The crash occurred near Dayton, Ohio, with details limited.
A garbled notice names J Bonaparte of Baltimore as a new appointee in the cabinet context linked to Secretary Paul Morton. The fragment hints at prosecutorial activity on post office frauds last year and possible duties concerning New York plans, with references to Roosevelt and other officials.
Tokio correspondent of The Daily Telegraph describes a naval battle between Japan and Russia. The scene is vivid with ships firing and Admiral Togo's fleet maneuvering. The account notes intense fire and the harsh conditions of combat for both sides.
Turmoil in Lodz, Russian Poland shows strikers in complete control, forcing mills to close and repelling military guards. Soldiers faced with mob violence as tensions rise amid reports of naval losses near Port Arthur and mounting unrest in the region.
King Alfonso continued to enjoy the Paris celebrations in his honor despite an anarchist attack. A second bomb was found last night on Rue de Figall near the earlier explosion site.
At midnight in Paris, an anarchist bomb aimed at the king and President Loubet exploded near the royal carriage after a Grand Opera outing. Five were seriously injured, many cavalry horses were maimed, and a child lost an eye. Police captured the alleged attacker and two associates as crowds panicked under extinguished electric lights.
New York reports twenty four members of a theatrical trust will stand trial on conspiracy charges. The case stems from a long pending complaint by James S Metcalfe, dramatic critic, against Klaw and others in a West Side court.
In New York four daring robbers held up Charles Keuln, a bank official, in a busy Hudson street business area. They choked him and robbed him of monies and a bag, then escaped into the crowded streets, leaving investigators seeking clues.
Winchester Kentucky reports another arrest in a murder case as Sheriff Ed Callabon's pursuit extends. The suspects James S. Marcum and F. French are mentioned among those connected to the incident, with authorities stating the case remains under investigation.
In Chicago, Jilmet Shesfut testified he was offered 1000 dollars to influence teens. Police reports note the alleged bribe and the involved parties.
Medora voters yesterday upheld the county seat in Billings County, defeating a movement to move the seat from Medora to another locality. The outcome preserves local governance in the town and affects county administration and services.
Rome marks the birthday of Princess, eldest child of Emmanuel II, with attention on the royal family. Details on attendees and celebrations are brief in this fragment.
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