Wiped Out Russian Baltic Fleet at Sea in May Fight
Russian and Japanese vessels clashed in the sea battle near Tsushima on May 27. Russian Admiral Rozestvensky, captured or wounded, and several ships were destroyed or surrendered as Japanese forces pursued and captured wreckage, prisoners, and remaining ships along the coast. Reports from St Petersburg and Tokyo conflict over Rozestvensky’s status, while Japanese fleets pressed inland and claimed numerous prizes and prisoners.
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Toki
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Fon Shima
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Pells of the Fight Overpowers Japanese fleet at sea
Vladivostok dispatch May reports battles near Goldenvorn as Admiral Rosestyensky’s forces aboard Almaz and Grozny clash with Japanese ships. Almaz and Grozny drive through torpedo boat resistance, sinking several Japanese vessels while suffering heavy damage. Kalaz Suvaroff and other Russian ships are destroyed. Alexandar II retires northward. Grozny returns to Vladivostok with wounded commander Tot the hospital. Japanese losses include two battleships and two cruisers.
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Rosestyensky
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Goldenvorn
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Rujestyansky
Hlagship
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Presa
Yisibert Pho
Andyliskl
Almat
Kovorat Ligaen
Healy Alpe
Jing
Convicts poisoned by Paris green in cabbage at penitentiary
Reports say one hundred ten convicts ate cabbage cooked in a pot containing Paris green. Arsenic detected in samples, officials investigate malice behind the dinner. Suspicion falls on inmates who partook. some rest of the prison affected but improving. Kitchen and dining areas examined. soda used in cooking linked to symptoms. Naval bout and other notes appear in the same dispatch.
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W. B. Burney
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D. J. Grifith
Lim
Grinith
Dawn
W. W. Adams
Paris
Hugh
Controversial pardon petition centers on Harrisson case
The governor weighs a petition alleging coerced confession in the 1900s Harrisson murder trial at Kingstree. A white jailer allegedly frightened the Black defendant, Harrison, into confessing to the murder of Alfred Singletary while a 200-dollar reward spurred further pursuit of truth.
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George W Arms
John Harrison
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Cotton crop reports show 7 percent decline in acreage
Government bulletin issued June 1 1905 shows cotton acreage for 1905 at about 28 120 000 acres a drop of roughly 4 610 000 acres 14 percent from last year. State by state decreases range from 8 to 16 percent with Virginia North Carolina Texas and Arkansas among affected areas.
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Southern Cotton Association
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Southern Gatton Association
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Washington
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Swiithery Cotton Association
New Orleans
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Cho Imittken Wits
Elroy
Cybton Exchange
New York
Taxation and tariff critique in Collier's style rouses debate
A fragmented roundup argues for higher U S salaries and taxing the wealthy, contrasting England's system with American levies. It cites Rockefeller and Morgan benefiting from lower federal taxes, praises the federal judiciary for the rich, and critiques tariffs on non essentials while preserving relief for the poor. It references John Gordon, Howard College’s president, and university tensions over race and training, plus local crime reports and a Greenville County case.
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Judge Randolph Shot by Cousin in Montgomery Street
A violent death occurred when Judge Francis Randolph was shot in Montgomery Alabama by his second cousin John Handolph over alleged money threats. The shooting drew about a thousand spectators as medical aid arrived and Randolph died shortly after. Handolph was arrested and jailed.
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Local Confusion Sparks Violence Near Galnoavilla
A garbled report describes a confrontation near High Spring in Bia where Ty Mixall and a girl were involved. Pete Riddle reportedly opposed Wicator, and Omekeua was assaulted. In a later exchange Addions allegedly seized plates and killed two persons amid the confusion.
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