Captured Russian Warships Report From Tokio
Tokyo via Reuters reports three Russian vessels from the Vladivostok squadron were captured after engagement with Japanese forces near Tsu Shima. If confirmed, this reduces the Vladivostok threat and impacts Port Arthur operations. Also noted are Russian losses near Wafang Tien and a Finland governor general assassinated by suicide.
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London
Port Arthur
Reuter Telegrary
Toklo
Gazs
Telisia
Fou Chow
Kuropatkin
Petersburg
Wafang-Tien
Kharastonnow
Firat
Eastern Siberian Rifles
Dragoslav Nadochinsky
Gerngross
Krintsky
Russians Sink Two Japanese Transports Off Shimi Shima
June 15 report says Japanese transports Hitachi and Sado were sunk five hundred survivors reached Mori and Kukura. The Hino Maru, with them, escaped and carried first news from Tokio. Officials acknowledge the boats were lost and many lives are believed to have perished.
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Tokio
Hjtathi
Sado
Shimi-Shima
Mori
Kukura
Hino Maru
Hitachi
Sada
Disaster feared after wreckage washes ashore in Maine
A dispatch from the maritime exchange tran Cape Henry reports burned wreckage, cabin furniture, five gallon oil vases, and a passenger check washed ashore between Falsecap and Currituck life-saving stations. Authorities fear a serious ocean disaster involving Ocean steam ship company vessels operating between New York and Savannah.
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Baltimore
Maritime Exchange Tran
Cape Henry
Corbin to lead Philippines division amid reshuffle
Washington June 16 A War Department order shifts Maj. Gen. Henry C. Corbin from command of the Department of the East to command the Division of the Philippines effective Oct 1, replacing Wade. Gen. Chaffee is eyed for chief of staff after Wade’s term. Chaffee to retire Feb 1, 1906, Corbin in September 1906.
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Washington
War Department
Henry ©. Corbin
Department of the East
Division of the
Gen. Chaffee
Gen
Corbin
Philippines
Plans Arranged for Receiving Philippine Commissioners
Members of the Commercial Club and Manufacturers Association met at the Commercial Club Thursday noon to discuss hosting the board of Philippine commissioners visiting St. Louis. No definite plans were set as arrival date remains unknown. The party will likely be met after arrival and spend two to three days touring factories and business houses. If time allows, an excursion on one or two Interurbans may be arranged. They are accompanied by A W Ferguson executive secretary of the Philippine Islands and Capt Thomas Hardeman.
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Commercial Club and Manufacurers’ Association
Commercial Club
Raome
Board of Philppine Commissioners
St. Louis
A. W. Ferguson
The
Philippine Islands
Thomas Hardeman
Lena Knarner to wed vanished groom at Sacred Heart
Miss Lena Knarner’s wedding at Sacred Heart church collapsed as Bridegroom William Ernst of Mashine Tennessee disappeared after spending days with Lena. Sisters recount the plan and seek his location while Lena remains unshaken and supported by family amid the failed ceremony.
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Lena
Ernst
Jena Knarger
Lena Knarzer
Joseph Knarzer
William Ernst
Mashine
Tenn
Sacred Heart Church
Columban Valetia
Slater
Miss Knarner
Tennesher
Lenx
Chums First Troubles Ended In Justice Court
The Chum, Indianapolis monthly, edited by Pawl Mavity, faced a small suit in Justlee Smock's court. Betty Martin claimed she was promised a weekly salary and commission on subscriptions, while the defense argued no such agreement was made.
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The
Chum
Indianapolis
Pawl Mavity
Justlee Smock
Falter Mavity
Betty Martin
Justus Smoce
Disaster on Gen Slocum Leaves City in Mourning
New York on June 18 reports estimate at least 80 died in the excursion steamer Gen Slocum fire and drowning disaster. Officials fear the toll may reach 1000 as morgues fill and survivors recount panic, with many St Mark's Lutheran members among the victims and authorities promising a full investigation into potential negligence.
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New York
Gen. Slocum
Darlington
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Jerome
T Pannot
Witnerzes
Thinelve
St. Mark's Church
Palas Ves
Iile Kirl
Lizele Krieger
Alexander Ave
Canal Bed Is Being Cleaned by Water Company
City sanitarian W J Spencer said after THE SUN highlighted the issue that the canal has begun cleaning. He noted standing water and Buck holes fostering typhoid and malaria, and that the water company started draining stagnant water near Fourteenth street. He will act only if progress stalls.
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Spencer
Water Company
the Sun
W. J. Spencer
Dr. Spencer
Bunch of Burglaries Reported Throughout City
Detective comments highlight a string of thefts. Mrs. Joseph Marott lost two valuable plants from 1207 Ashland avenue. Mrs. Cora Gastop at 10 Roanoke Street reported two grain tumblers two bed sheets and two watch chains stolen plus minor trim items. William Norman of 70 N West Jr. reported a revolver and a pocket knife. Dillman Buck at 1557 Millnt had a suit of clothes taken along with a brush and comb. Mrs. J N Carter at 1928 Broadway reported a walnut rocking chair stolen and neighbors saw two strangers with the chair. All cases under active investigation.
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Capt
Kinchey
Deak
Joseph Marott
Ashland-ave
Cora Gastop
Roanokeat
Wiliam Norman
N. West Jr
Dillman Buck
Milint
King Stage
Mra
J. N. Carter
Broadway
Carter
Tia
Rain Stops Play Calls Off Thursday Game
Heavy overnight rain left Washington park too wet for any sport so the planned Thursday game with Minneapolis was canceled at 1 am. The wet conditions caused a postponement with officials deciding the match could not be played.
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Washington Park
Minneapolis
Wanted 1o Get Bail Certificate Cashed
For a late 19th century police report, Will Green colored enters Capt Hyland's office to cash a ticket bail certificate. He is jailed on a plain brank charge, released on 5 percent bond, fails to appear, forfeit bond, and the $20 bail certificate is discussed. A defense opening in Meyberg case cites ticket scalpers and alleged misrepresentations by detectives. Wedding rings advertised by Mullally Jewelers. Boarders sought, and remedies for coughs and colds. Local ads for Wilson's Mount Cure.
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Will Green
Capt. Hyland
Warny
Luana
Te Wan
Spaan
M. 8
Meyberg
Itz
Atorney Spann
Will Sell All Property of Consumers Raslys Company
The Consumers Raslys company board votes to sell all property outside Ladiemapo lis and within the city to the highest bidder. The majority faction plans to appeal a recent federal court ruling and pursue artificial ware manufacturing, with Judge TL C Walker commenting on the continued fight and appeal.
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Raslys. Company
Ladiemapolis
Beemi Woon
United States
TL. C. Walker
Linited States Court of Appeals
Walker
Wild Forage For Cocaine In Indianapolis Store
Frank Williams, colored, wearing little clothing, rushed the Wilson drug store in Indianapolis on a Wednesday night, overturning goods and seizing drugs in a mad search for cocaine. Police arrested him. he told Judge Wharton he craves the drug and wished to stop, and he was ordered kept in a facility to attempt to quit.
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Frank Williams
Wilson
Atore
Tillnels
Marylanéante
Williams
Belch
Hunn
Whallon
Partly Cloudy Forecast With Warmer Weekend Outlook
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies Thursday night into Friday with warming temperatures. Morning low around 7 a.m., noon around 12, and afternoon warmer by 2 p.m. Indiana expects rising temperatures and a warmer trend. Indicates general regional conditions and unrelated ad fragments in the sourced text.
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Indiana
Ad New Pianos
Wuleahsera
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