Frick Report Details Misuse At Equitable Society
The report shows 10 to 20 million dollars deposited for officers use by Equitable Life and its subsidiaries. It condemns charges against James H. Hyde including a 12500 Cambon dinner. A confrontation erupts over securities sales to the Equitable with Jacob Schiff Cornelius Bliss and Henry Erick as principal actors and Schiff denying illegal acts.
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Equitable
Mr. Hyde
Equitable of Securities
Jacob HH. Schiff
Cornelius N. Bliss
Henry C. Erick
Mr. Schiff
Frick
Mr. Bliss
Ee zine skin cure advertised with reward offer
An advertisement promises a free sample bottle of Ee zine for readers with skin diseases and offers a $50 or $350 reward for eczema cures. It claims Ee zine heals sores and provides relief, with a $1 bottle claimed effective for severe cases and directs readers to contact Ee zine Company, M. Kupermeier, at 112 Dearborn Street, Chicago.
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Journal-Gazette
M. Kupermeier
Dearborn St
Chicago
Local Ghat Chronicle Notices and Social Highlights
Gilbert Wood firm opens new East Berry office. Kreis Stolgenau plans June picnic at Lert anes grove on South roadway. Mrs. Louis Beckwith of New York, formerly Jennie Pocock of this city, is deceased. High school track cannot arrange with Howe Military academy. no more meets this season. Rev EA Wa Allen weds Grace Creager and Frank W Price. they will reside at 12 West Creighton. M C Brown of Auburn, trustee of Model Gas Machine, with Judge J H Rose, discussed engine company affairs with Referee Wood. Ladies Auxiliary Poor Ry L reception announced yesterday corrected. Mrs John T Lause home on Boone street hosted a large social yesterday.
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B. Gard
Louis Beckwith
New York City
Beckwith
Jennie Pocock
Howe Military Academy
EH. Wa. Allen
Grace G. Creager
Frank W. Price
West Creigton Avenue
M. Brown
Auburn
Model Gas Maahine Company
J. H. Rose
Treferee Wood
Harris
Ry ‘L
John T. Lause
Boone Street
Rumor of Czar's Death Denied in Manchuria News
Continued report on imperial decision making amid Manchurian conflict. Mentions assembly plans, constitutional considerations, and the possible delay of zemsky congress while noting naval losses and evolving Russian accounts from Vladivostok. Details late May events including the Osnabia rescue and destroyer Bravia damage.
Izumrud Destroyed In Vladivostok Bay By Baron Ferzen
Official dispatches from St. Petersburg reveal Baron Ferzen claiming he blew up the cruiser Izumrud at the entrance to Vladimir Bay after a night pursuit by Japanese forces. He says ten sailors were wounded, the crew was saved, and Izumrud could not be floated. The report also notes heavy damage to several other ships and that two cruisers were cut off from the main force.
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ST. Petersburg
Alexis
Ixumtad
Baron Ferzen
Vladimir Bay
Oslabia
Alexander 1
Boroding
Kniaz
Nikolai I
Orel
Aprixine
Seniavin
Scniavin
Beron Ferven
Vladivostok
Izumrud
Viadivostok
Russian Warships Stranded by Fuel Shortage at Sea
St Petersburg file reports Lieutenant Dernive, son of Admiral Der Nive, a council member and telegraphs superintendent, as part of the empire's post and telegraph ministry, in a June dispatch from the capital detailing fuel problems and naval difficulties.
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ST. Petersburg
Dernive
Council of the Empire
Posts and Telegraphs
Desperate Borodino Battle Report FromTOKIO
A Daily Express correspondent recounts a Borodino officer's account from Sasebo describing Admiral Rozestvensky's battle, catastrophic damage, many deaths, and the ship sinking after torpedoes and shellfire. Survivors were rescued by the Kasuga as the Borodino turned turtle.
Roosevelt weighs sending two battleships to far east
President Roosevelt asked the navy how long to move two battleships from the north Atlantic coast to the far east. The aim is to strengthen American naval presence as Japan expands its fleet through captured ships. Current Far East force includes Oregon Wisconsin Ohio, several cruisers, a destroyer flotilla, three monitors and two dozen gun boats.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Navy Department
North Atlantic
Far East
Japan
Togo
United States
Oregon
Wisconsin
Ohio
Two Michigan Miners Crushed to Death at Walpoole Mine
Iron Mountain, Mich. Two miners were killed at the Walpoole mine by the fall of an overhanging ore. The men lie buried 60 feet below the surface as crews work to reach them.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Jung
Walpoole
Thrilling tale of destroyer battle with Russian fleet
The account describes a fleet engagement where the Russian ship Borodino type was sunk after torpedo strikes. Our flotillas attacked under cover of darkness, with searchlights hindering night actions, yet we pressed a persistent enveloping maneuver. By morning twelve miles east of Chiyupyon bay, the battle intensified with heavy Russian losses and continued efforts to sink or capture remaining ships.
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Vladivostok
Chiyupyon Bay
Asama
Dmitri Donskei
Donskei
Ulloun
Battle report of Tsu island naval clash reaches Tokyo
Japanese dispatch from Tokyo details May battles near Tsu island. It notes Kasuga returning with survivors from the Donskoi and Donskei, reports ships sunk or beached, and the capture of Admiral Rojestvensky along with crew dispositions as the fighting unfolded through May 28.
Surrender Tale From Battle Between Japanese and Russian Fleets
London report from the Daily Mail Tokio correspondent relates the capture of the Admiral Nakhimoff after a May 25 battle off Tsu island. The Russian ship sank after a mine or torpedo impact as Japanese forces closed in. Survivors reached lifeboats. officers sent to Shimonoseki. Japanese fire surrounded Russian battleships near Liancourt rocks. Tsao signaled surrender. The clash caused tremors felt in Yamazuchi. Asahi took heavy hits. Kumimura sent south.
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Washington
Tokio
Tsu Island
Togo
Kasuga
Dmitri Donskoi
Donskoi
Asliabia
Douinvi
Urelung Island
Bury
Rojestvensky
Oslabia
Biedo ¥S
Bunny
Voelkersham
Nyuon
Ouskahoff
Kamtchatkha
Liancourt Island
Izumrud
Yashiro
Wnebogatoff
London
Daily
Malls
Nakhimofi
Nakhimoff
Ga Mon
Shimonoseki
Liancourt
Mikasa T
Yamisuchi
Asahi
Kumimura
Japanese Admit Losses of Yashima and Other Vessels
Tokyo confirms the long withheld report of the battleship Yashima sunk by a mine off Port Arthur in May 1904 and lists several other naval losses including Akatsuki, Oshima, Hayatori, Atago, Tahkasago, and more, with dates spanning 1904. The Yashima was one of Japan’s finest battleships, comparable to the Maine in size and armament.
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Tokio
Wave Department
Port Arthur
Yashima
Akatsuki
Fort Arthur
Oshima
Liaotung Peninsula
Hayato‘ri
Atago
No Rock
Tahkasago
Associated Press
Che Foo
Maine
Kodak rentals offer 10¢ daily prints at Beck Jeweler
The Journal Gazette advertises Kodak prints available for rent at L. M. Beck, Jeweler, 911 Calhoun Street, promising keepsakes from vacations or excursions and inviting readers to try Ads in the paper.
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Kodak
Kodak Kodaks
L. M. Beck, Jeweler
Calhoun Street
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