Russian Fleet Smashed in Korean Straits Clash
Reports from the Korean Strait battle detail a decisive Japanese victory under Admiral Togo. Russian Lord Rozestvensky lost multiple battleships and cruisers, with heavy casualties and prisoners taken, while Japanese forces suffered no significant damage.
Togo Holds the Straits In Great Naval Battle
The article details the 36 hour battle in the Korea Strait between Admiral Rozestvensky’s Russian fleet and Admiral Togo’s Japanese forces. It notes the sinking of two battleships, heavy losses of crews, and the Russians’ failed attempt to block Japanese reinforcements, concluding with Togo’s victory as pivotal to ending the war threat.
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Ro-rostvensky
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Manchuria
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Rojestvenski
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Ifera
Straits of Korea
Admiral Sto-restvensky
Koga
Roferatvensky
Ing
Koran Strait
Rojestvensky
Korean Straits
Naval Inteligence Bureau
Nagayak
Vladivostok
Rosestvensky
Tsugaro Channel
Seca
Hakodate
Rojestvevsky
Sa Island
Tsushia
Shimonoseki
Tan Island
Morean
Masaumobo
Masampo
Itorestvinsky
Shang- Iud
Europe
Rojestrensky
Nagasaki
Tsu Shima
Storestvensky
Volta
Mandara
Ibusata
Portland Exposition Opens With Roosevelt Address
Portland Oregon Centennial Exposition opened at noon with President Roosevelt touching the golden telegraph key in Washington to initiate the event. Charles W Fairbanks and state leaders spoke as crowds gathered, marking a century since the Lewis and Clark trail. Officials from California Idaho Washington and Oregon joined in the ceremonies before the gates opened to the public.
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House of Repre
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Frick committee seeks removal of Equitable officers
The Frick committee report to Equitable Life directors calls for removing President James W. Alexander First Vice President H Hyde and Second Vice President Gage B Tarbell. It also demands refund of profits gained by officers and directors and criticizes lax management and waste, while condemning Hyde salary practices and related offices.
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Frick
M Equitable Life ‘Ansurance Society
New York
Jomes W. Alexander
Ins. H. Hyde
Gage B. Tarbell
Bequinble Society
James HL Lw Hyde
Tinea
Alexander
Tarbell
Mr. Tarbell
James H. Hyde
Maquitable Life
Mercantile Trust
Equitable Trust
My. Hyde
Tornado Protection Plans Hint at New Oklahoma Tactic
Oklahoma dispatches describe a push for united action to shield towns like Snyder from twisters. Residents plan underground retreats carved in stone, with lookout towers and early warning signals to awaken sleeping communities before danger arrives.
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West
Oklahoma
Snyder
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