Russian cruisers damaged in Manila harbor battle
Report from Manila dated June 3 describes injuries to the Russian cruisers Atrowa Oleg and Aurora after escaping from Admiral Togo. Holes pockmark hulls, pumps run constantly, black funnels, and hulls bright red. Admiral Enquist’s squadron fought Japanese forces, suffering heavy losses. Toga visited Rojestvensky, praising Russian courage and Japan’s victories.
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Scrippe-M’raez Press Association
Manila
Atrowa
Oleg
Togo
Korean Strait
Aurora
Sas
Enauist
HM Suro
Vladivost
Wan Tan
Shanghy
Cavite
Bur
Fiser
Enquist
Eranist Ore
Cape Egerleff
Anwit
Anwit Killed In the Comming, Tower At Shiv
Zemchup
Vladivostok Names New Commander in Chief
Reported appointment in Vladivostok names a new top commander for the region amid shifting military leadership. Details on the selection and official ceremony remain limited with local authorities not releasing full statements.
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Vladivostok
Capture of Four Merchant Steamers Near Hong Kong
The British steamer Ping Bull reports witnessing the capture of four merchant steamers by two Tugsian converted cruisers. One capture occurred about four miles northeast of Hong Kong.
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Bcripps-M'Rae Press Associatin
Hong Kong
Ping Bull
Norihess
Home Kong
To Hire Union Men in Milwaukee Carpentry Trade
Frank Duffy, secretary of the Carpenters' union, reports the Brewerk association in Milwaukee has signed a contract agreeing to hire only union men. The minimum wage cited is 3 cents per hour, with a New Plan and $16 up. Wulechner's, Gust. Rosberg, Merchant tailor, Pambroke Arcade Jan t? cigars. NAT GC. WILLS 6-Cent cigar. the beat in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duffy
Carpenters’ Union
Brewerk’ Association
Milwaukee
Wulechner
Kaiser O O to Honored Guests at Royal Dinner
Sunday night the visiting princes and princesses dined with Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria in honor of Duchess Cecella and Prince Frederick William to be married. About 140 attendees included cabinet ministers, generals, and admirals. Torchlight procession ended the evening as rebels and crown prince watched from a balcony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Berlis
William
Emprese
Augusta ‘Victoria
Cecella
Frederick Wiliam
Unter den Linden
Brilliart Ughis
Heads May Fall at Equitable Board Shaken by Report
Hendrick continues probe into Equitable Life Assurance Society with findings due in about ten days. Expect severe strictures on management and drastic changes, including possible resignations. Directors including Mills and Coolidge may resign. Choate arrives from London to join the controversy. Hyde linked to the board dispute over chair selection and Frick report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mhrae Press Association
New York
Hendrick
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hendricks
Insurance Department of
Society
Darius
Mills
Melville Ingalls
Cincinatither
Joseph H. Choate
England
London
James H. Hyde
Jefferson T. Coolidge
Boston
Committee of Seven
Undllige
Frick
Boyhood Theft Claim Arrest Reported in Settlement
A 15 year old boy named Grover Huddleson and three other youths were arrested Monday afternoon by Patrolman Dugan for allegedly stealing tobacco from a store in the foreign settlement on W. Wanitigr tonal area.
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Grover Huddleson
W. Wanhingtonst
Dugan
Forrignera
Fire damages residence at Haugh-et from defective flue
A fire caused by a defective flue at a dwelling in Haugh-et damaged Alber Koen and Mrs. Bush’s property. The blaze spread to Alber Vicker’s residence at 6 Haugh-et and resulted in minor damage. No injuries or monetary loss reported.
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Haugh-et
Alber Koen
Bush
Alber Vicker
Haugh
Trouble Expected Over Creek Tax Clash in Muskogee
In Muskogee Oklahoma on June 5 Captain John West of Indian police defies arrest over Creek tribal tax collection. Federal orders to collect taxes clash with city officials. merchants and citizens rally to support local authorities as West contemplates habeas corpus. Indignation grows. messages to President Roosevelt flood in.
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Scrippe M Rae
Muscogee
I. T
John West
Secretary of the Interior
West
Fite
Wiliam Meilette
United States
Roosevelt
Brulingt
Hitchcock
Carpenter Strike Ends After Bishop Mevirkars Ruling
The Providence carpenters strike ends as Bishop Mevirkars at Indianapolis national union headquarters rules in favor of the workers. Pay scales rise from 35 to 81 cents an hour, citing higher urban wages nearby and lack of steady work in Providence.
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Providence
A. J. Haseen
Indianapolis
Bishon Ty. N McVickar
Wath
Bishop Mevirkars
Prisoners to be Freed From Huswan Navy
The NAGASAKI bureau reports that all Huswan naval prisoners will be released and sent home. Includes both voluntary surrenders and those captured in the recent fighting. Authorities confirm the plan is on good authority and will proceed.
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Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
Nagasaki
Janan
Huswan
Ownership clash over license tag ends in small penalty
In police court Prosecutor Ira Holmes and attorney Orlando B. Orton heard the case of Henri Haas charged with stealing a vehicle license from a horse and carriage owned by Arthur Britton. After testimony Haas was fined one dollar. Britton reported the missing license tag earlier and later saw Haas with a horse bearing a matching tag. Neighbors Britton and Haas disputed ownership and possession, revealing the horse belonged to Haas’s father.
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Supreme Court
Ira Holmes
Orlando B. Orton
Henri Haas
Anl
Arthur Britton
Haas
Britton
Britten
Hume
Suspected Jewelry Theft Case Delayed To June 10
Robert G. Hobbs remains under police court hold as the case on alleged jewelry theft from Nellin B. Gent was continued to June 10. Hobbs reportedly attempted to commit swindle Sunday night but was overpowered by Monday morning.
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Robert G. Hobbs
Nellin B. Gent
Swelde
Eight Democrats seek council nomination in First ward
Indianapolis reports show Mrs Dennis Calahan appealing for votes while her husband attends church mornings then returns home drunk. The grand jury seeks indictments against Sunday saloon keepers and those involved in saloon brawls. Gamblers arrested Sunday face fines to be paid into city funds.
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Indianapolis
Dennis Calahan
London envoy falls on King Edward in New ambassador scene
London reports that Whitelaw Reid, the new American ambassador, had a fall with the King. In New York, Mrs. Brodie L. Duke threatens to expose startling secrets if her husband pursues a divorce. In Hillsboro a fatal shooting occurs at a residence, two men aged not young. Authorities investigate the mystery.
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London
Whitelaw Reid
King Edward
New York
Brodie L. Duke
Hillsboro
Here
Railroads influence bid for Massachusite avenue track work
At noon Monday the Board of Works met with John B Cocarum representing the railroads. They accepted Marion Construction Company’s bid to furnish concrete work and embankments for the Massachusite avenue and Tenth Street track elevation. The exact contract price was not stated. a figure around 397000 was noted. City Engineer Jeup must approve. Big Four CG Le and LB EO railroads are stakeholders. Work is expected to start promptly.
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Board of Works
John B Cocarum
Marion «Cunstruction Company
Massachusiteave
Resolutinn
GU Cleveland
Bie
Ts 14
Jeup
CG. & le
Nara
Grandchild’s Guardian Pleas for Fines in Court
John Kuhna of Gibson county and Emma Wilhite of Hedrick faced Judge Anderson in federal court Monday for unpaid fines from November. Kuhna, fined 5 dollars and costs for selling tobacco without revenue stamps, received a 31 day jail term. Wilhite, fined for a fraudulent marriage, pleaded she is the sole support of her orphaned grandchild and was given more time to pay the obligation.
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John Kuhna
Gibson County
Emma Wilhite
Hedrick
Anderson
Federal Court
Kuhns
Faye
Wilhite
Hammond grain buyer files voluntary bankruptcy petition
Charles W. Jewell of Hammond Indiana a grain buyer filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition Monday morning stating debts of 448006 38. He lists 20000 in notes and bills from a partnership with A D Raub at Bart Park Indiana. His dealings reached northern and eastern Indiana with few Hammond creditors.
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Charles W. Jewell
Hammond
Ind
A. D. Raub
Bart Park
Jinolps
Divorce decrees granted in Illinois desertion case headline
Forty one divorce trials lined up in three Mation county superior courts Monday as judges continue work. Bessia Bristol testified that her husband Christopher Bristol deserted her on their 1902 honeymoon in Illinois. other couples faced separate separations and alimony disputes as courts pressed toward final decrees in Superior Court No. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessia H. Bristol
Illinois
Mation County
McMaster
Leathers
Carter
Allen
Eirewit Court
Bessie Hhristo
Soung
Christopher B. Bristol
Ilinois
Dancy Veatch
Edgar Veaton
Mhamnery
Meldrum
Tin
Susan
Duter
Nally
Ada Borer
Frederic Borer
Superior Court
Talk of Peace Weighs on Berlin Talks with Russia
The German Kaiser and the Russian ambassador held a private hour long meeting in Berlin where the peace issue was discussed. It is reported the Kaiser pressed for a speedy end to the war and urged Russia to favor early conclusions, transmitting proposals to the Russian government.
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Scripps. Wrae Press Association
Berlin
Kaiser Willan
Conference Delayed Over Factory Laws Violations
Factory inspector McAbee and a committee of glass manufacturers faced a postponed meeting with Gov Hanly. McAbee reported violations of factory laws by employing women at night and hiring boys under 14. He planned to pursue cases in Evansville and Indianapolis, then travel to Evansville to prosecute the owners.
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McAbee
Hanly
Inisianapolis
McAber
Bvanavile
Two Papers Merge Scripps McRae Press Association
Milton A McRae acting for the Scripps McRae league Monday purchased control of Nathan Frank owner of St. Louis Star. The St Louis Chronicle and Star consolidate and will publish as Star Chronicle from the Star building. Milton A McRae president Nathan Frank vice president in new corporation.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Louis
Milton A. McRae
Scrippa-McRae League
Nathan Frank
St Louis Star
St. Louis
Chronicle and Star
Star Chronicle
Star
United States
Milton A McRae
Fire Records for a Day at E Court Street Livery Barn
Fire damaged the livery barn owned by E Fowler at 1 E Court Street and affected adjacent structures including a dwelling occupied by Mrs Horedaddy. Electric wires and a telegraph office nearby caused the blaze. Police and fire crews reported minimal injuries, with investigations continuing into the cause.
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Fowler
Mar
F. Claypool
Revolver Mystery in Henning Shooting Near Woodlawn
The shooting of Rank Henning remains unsolved as police pursue clues about a revolver’s ownership. Eyewitnesses claim the weapon came from Henning or Dearinger, but others deny any man owned a revolver. Dearinger is still at large. Henning’s family prepares funeral rites as authorities broadcast a description of a suspect.
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Frank Henning
Dearing
Henning
ST OF Tithe
Dearinger
Woodlawn
Bearinger
Bessie Deysinger
Henne
Deweh
Geen
Hart
Fishermen warned of punishment by deputy sheriff statement
Warren Grider and George Hartman are listed in the protest by Earleine Strearaw within two miles of Indianapolis. They were arrested at Blaney Hole near Marineville for netting and possessing gear. The deputy warned fishermen violating the law will be severely punished.
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Je Eine
Warren Grider
Grorwe Hartman
Indianapolis
Earleine
Water Board ends canal beating threat on filter beds
The Indianapolis water company has retired the Board of Health's prohibition on beating along the canal from its filter beds at Broad Ripple. The board is gratified by the news, as physicians believed such beating would contaminate the water.
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Indianapolis Water Company
Board of Health
At $S
Phretians
Othe Canal
Man Charged With Assault On Woman From Boarding House
The case of Edward McGuire, prepr err of g N. Wynaist, facing charges of assault and battery on Hose Brown, was continued until June. In police court, Dr JH Ward testified the accused was kicked in the stomach.
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Edward McGuire
G N. Wynaist
Honge
Hose Brown
Hem
Wats
JH. Ward Waea Ahe
Interurban Line Seeks Operating Permit in Indiana
The Indianapolis & Western Railway plans an interurban line from Manvel to Green Castle and Brazh to Terre Vivute and asks the Board of Works for a permit to operate under an agreement. The same interests allegedly control the Indianapolis & Eastern and Indianapolis & Western Interurban firms and now the Indianapolis & Fairfield company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis & Western Rathway Company
Manvel
Ind
Anterns
Rhinvet Greencastle and
Brazh
Terre Vivute
Board of Works
Caran Indiengpols
Indianapolis Traction
Tereminal Coms Reas
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapofis & Westin
Ca Ned
Indianapolis & Flamfield
Missing woman prompts police hunt in Holmes County
A daughter appeals to police as Mrs Sophia Wilson has not returned from a Sunday walk. Despondent in recent days, she left home in Holmes on a Sunday afternoon and has not been seen since. Her husband and three daughters fear for her safety as search efforts continue with officer inquiry ongoing. Mrs Wilson is described as about 100 pounds, with gray hair, wearing a black skirt blue gingham shirt waist a black jacket and black winter hat.
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Serphia Wison
HM Corn
Department
Noreawan
Wilson
L. ¥. Ayerm & Co
Mare
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