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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1905

Page

10

Toga's Stupendous Victory Report Shocks World

Admiral Toga claims a vast Russian Baltic Fleet defeat with Rojestvensky prisoner. He says no Japanese ship seriously damaged and calls for direct peace talks. Two Russian ships reached Vladivostok reporting losses, while St. Petersburg denies capture and says the admiral may have reached port aboard a fleeing vessel.

Toga Rojestvensky Russia Japan Toledo Rojesivevsky Almaz Grozny Vladivostok Logo St. Petersburg Rojestyensky Reachers Wadivastok Tal

Russo-Japanese War Echoes and Political Cables

A chaotic dispatch cites Russo Japanese war news, U S political cautions, postal service remarks, and state legislative appeals. Reports include raids in Manchuria, Warsaw turmoil, Roosevelt policy hints, and rail and legal actions nationwide with multiple tragedies and trials sprinkled through.

Labor leaders indicted in Chicago strike conspiracy case

A grand jury indicted twelve workers and five others in connection with the Chicago teamsters strike and the death of Charles J. Carlstrom. Judge Bethea ordered Goodrich Transportation to stop refusing freight for Montgomery Ward. John Boyle resigned as president of the Indiana United Mine Workers, the fourth to quit.

Elgut Quincy Shea Chicago Charles J. Carlstrom Bethea Goodrich Transportation Company Montgomery Ward & Co John Boyle Indiana United Mine Workers

Labor Strikes and Court Orders Across Cities

Five hundred American Can workers in Davenport Iowa strike for a 20 percent wage rise and union recognition. Milwaukee Brewers carpenters settle after two months, adopting 85 cents per hour for an eight hour day. In Chicago Bernard Mulligan and John Donaghue jailed for contempt. P Shea freed. Chicago employers win orders forcing union witnesses to answer and contempt charges against sixty non unionists. Sherman Texas federal court issues injunctions against labor interference with Mexican and Black miners at Consumers Lignite Co. of Abi.

Jealoury Herman Faumer Smithton Andrew Hayde Butte Chase Woodbury Colorado Kentucky State College Cincinnati Mamie Farrell Praierick Bibvitz Abun Afiss Farrell Ibbitz Sthilwater Minow Ove Keller Lattimore N. C Uitim Ingham Aln Isaac Walters Mississippi Cannel Coal Company Eldhan Ind Fanonne Thompson Otis Thompson Warren Scott Kessier Acton Mich New Jersey Guiseppe Hamme Essex County Beloit Howland Hanson Most Baptist Des Moines Iowa Yankton D. Burton Tanner Mitchell University Charles R. Hareh Huron College Secon Presbyterian Scnplal Assembly Mayer Weaver John 2 Winston Winston Rugazed A New York Katherine Potion William Gould Brokaw Wis New York Brorbwel! Pulford Savanna Daniel Dery We General Paper Company Miluke AL Uponville Jad London Eadwars Thomas Frederick Otter Creek Edwars Feralerle Janes Jackson Tlareseshoe Mining Company Terry Black Hills Insula Clark Mizell Pete Reddick Lei Springs Lark Manilla First National Bank of Columbus John A. Benson San Francisco Criminal Court Washington, D.C American Can Company Davenport Towa Milwaukee Brewers Chicago Bernard Mulligan John Donaghue Express Mege Kohisast P. Shea Kchisaat Chashery Sherman Sherman Texas Consumers' Lignite Company Atbi

War and political turmoil across Europe and beyond

Reports recount Turkish clashes with Christians in three Albanian villages amid broader European tensions. Sweden and Norway fray over consular talks as Oslo suspends relations. A German swindle case surfaces with Hellmut Wessel. The Atlantic wins Kaiser's Cup in 12 days 4 hours 1 minute. Caracas imprisons editors for Roosevelt praise. unrest in Havana splits the Mbera party. Bombings injure Caucasus officials. a duel in Budapest ends fatally.

Norway Sweden Tromier Will Atlantic Hellmut Wessel Germany Oscar Reascaucasia W. W. Rockhill Pekin Castro Caracas Roosevelt Thomas O.J United States Prince Nakachidze Kank Caucasus Sledzes Poland Havana Mbera Palma Budapest Stefan Keglevich Karl Honen People's Party

Obituary notes numerous late officials and notable figures

An obituary list records the deaths of William MacDougal of Manitoba and many others across the United States and Europe. Included are officials like D. J. O Day, chief engineers, governors, a state treasurer, a jailer, and Lord Alphonse de Rothschild. The notices mention ages, locations such as Chicago, Lima, Florence, St. Paul, Paris, and Los Angeles, and brief career highlights.

William MacDougal Manitoba Povante Myeodore Sheldon Chicago Thomas Scott Davenport D. J. O'Day Standard Oil Company Pennsylvania Lima Caplain TB F. Reynoles Omaha Paris Venice Frederick Gebhard J. BE. Lowes Et Darton Pasarteng Cal McKinley John Woodruff Aurora Hewie Tompkins County New York John W. Wilte White Mosby John F. McCarthy Valparaiso Ind Twenty Ninth F. Norton Goddard du Litchfield Conn Hei Antivice Society Baron Alphonse de Rothschild Rothschild Bank of France Thau

Notable Deaths and Obituaries Across Several States

Obituary notices recount the deaths of Andrew Onderson a pioneer paper maker. M Sisson father in law of Alderman Pringle of Chicago. James Francis Xavier O'Brien Cork parliamentarian. Charles H Vaubrung NY appellate justice. Charles Henry Webb author and journalist. Dr S B Burnham physician traveler. Mrs Mary A Livermore writer and temperance advocate. Cremation planned for Livermore. services held in Melrose with numerous delegations and honorary pallbearers attending.

Poland China Swine Association James Francis Xavier O'Brien Parlament Cork London Mr. O'Brien Dublin County Mayo Weiict Noth Charles H. Vaubrung New York State Supreme Court New York City Brooklyn Brooklyn Bridge Justice Vanbrant Fort Hamilton N.Y Charles Henry Webb New York Webb Illinois Mississippi Chicaso John Paul San Francisco Californian 5. B. Burnham Cleveland Chicago Seheneetay Union College Madison Wis Amelia Dornumbani Mary A. Livermore Melrose Mass Livermore Congregational Church EH. A. Horton Boston Garrison Charles G Ames Francis J. Garrison Monty B. Mackwell

Fashionable Fancies and Fervent Fashions Note Spring Garments

The piece surveys spring and early summer fashion, highlighting ground styles such as Cuuze ground with black velvet and crescent motifs, blueweight brogglath, Panama, Venrietta woolens, and shepherd checks in black and white. It notes lingerie coats under gowns and silk slips under linen, guimpes, and a new bretelle costume with wide black taffeta draping and cream lace trims, plus embroidery and delicate accessories.

Nurses Brave China Mission Aboard Grant

A troop of fifteen American nurses volunteered to go to the front in China during the Boxer War, sailing from the transport Grant to aid soldiers and hospital ships. They faced danger from boxers and warships, while one nurse Alice Kimmer earned praise for serving in both China and the Philippines. The piece also debunks a monkey meat story from Mindanao and recounts a fanciful tale of a monkey on a baseball team as likely fake.

Zett A. R. Chaifes Sixth United States Cavalry Chios Philippines Chefoo Pechin Bay Chaflie Tientain Pekin Uraku Montsia Ching Tus Tumis Grant Grantco Army Eack China Germany France Italy Russia Austria America Great Bay Taku Philippine Islands Chaffee Philippine Alice Kimmer Fourteenth United States Cavalry Mindanao John Cavin San Francisco Fourteenth Cavalry Monkey Uncle Sam Presidio Taoy Eff Monster Monkey

Brooklyn Architect Edward Whalen Dies at 72

Edward Whalen, last survivor of the Becher-Tilton cage jury, died at his Brooklyn home from apoplexy. A leading Brooklyn architect and builder during his prime, he had retired years ago. The Becher-Tilton case remains a historic landmark in New York legal history.

Edward Whalen Brooklyn N. Y

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