Togo’s Narrow Victory Claim Drives War News
The report cites Admiral Togo’s assertive claim of near annihilation of Russia’s second and third fleets amid the Russo-Japanese conflict. It discusses naval strategy, British emigration impacts, and debates over immigration restrictions as a measure of self defense in the United States.
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Togo
James Pevenport
Om de Marea
Bas Jung
England
Pires
United States
North America
Fragmentary Telegrams Spark Confusion at Cincinnati Paper
Nonsensical lines echo a garbled clipping from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. The unreadable text includes stray phrases on doors, planes, and a vague Tet reference, offering little coherent news content.
Apples too dear for families in Chicago reports
Mrs Hardpan Yer Johnny kin pleads over high prices as apples grow costly for households. The Chicago News notes worries about costs and供应 of fruit.
Wedding Monday Unites Miss Mary Ricks and Mr Ralph Round in Massillon
Miss Mary Helena Ricks daughter of Judge and Mrs A J Ricks of Massillon marries Ralph Stowell Round of New York at the Ricks residence. Bishop William A Leonard of Cleveland officiated before relatives and intimate friends. The couple plans a three month European voyage aboard the Princess Tracy sailing June 3 from New York.
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Mary Helena Ricks
A. J. Ricks
Ralph Stowell Round
New York
Ricks
North Prospect Street
William A. Leonard
Cleveland
Mr. Archer
Hratner
Mendel Weyak
Bret
Charles Rreom
Wiliam
LOW
Charles
Linng
David Atwater
Jlere
L. Dean Holden
Charles A. Ricks
Marian Parsons
Arthur Fonnds
Matthews
Dillingham
Mary Ricks
Smith College
Massillon
Mr. Rounds
Atlantic City
Wedding Guests Line Up Prized Gifts at Somerville Event
The narrative lists numerous attendees including Mrs. Charles Rounds and Mrs. Edwin Scott Matthews, Mr. Frank Dillingham, Arthur Rounds of New York, and many others from Detroit Cleveland Paris and Toledo. Attendees include bishops, judges, and multiple married couples, reflecting a high society wedding with gifts of fine silver glass pictures jewelry bric-a-brac.
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Charles Rounds
Edwin Scott Matthews
Frank Dillingham
Arthur Rounds
New York
L. S. Trowbridge
C. M. Swift
Detroit
Bishop
William A. Leonard
Charles A. Ricks
L. Dean Holden
Lous Smith
Marian Parsons
A. S. Chisholm
A. 5. Ingalls
Henry Corning
R. K. Hawley
P. M. . Hitchcock
H. B. Hurlbut
Kate Miller
Andrew Squire
George Welsh
H. F. Carlton
W. B. Saunders
Robert W. Taylor
Warren Corning
Olive Corning
Cleveland
Clarence Warden
Barbara Warden
Philadelphia
Count Cardelli
Paris
Charles A. Schmettau
Toledo
John Ritter dies suddenly after Civil War service
John Ritter, aged ?, died suddenly after a long life of military and church service. A Civil War veteran with four years of service, he helped found Wesley Joha Potter and was active in Hart Post G A R and the Methodist church. He owned a confectionery at 25 West Tremont and left a wife Elen Wing and two sons James A. Ritter and Frank J. Ritter. Interment followed services attended by veterans and friends.
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Joha Potter
S.K. Maher
N.E
Ritter Ena
Stare Hyer
Corluth
Beesout
Meunier
Wyderness
Miriber
Massinem
Russed & Company
Quachinist
West Tremont Street
Hitter
James A. Ritter
Frank J. Ritter
Morton to Head New York Subway System
Washington May 31 Paul Morton secretary of the navy will become president of the New York subway system earning a salary equal to the president and will relocate to New York City to assume control of the subway as President Roosevelt releases him from the cabinet. The decision follows scrutiny over his past associations with corporate interests though officials deny it affected retirement.
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Washington
Paul Morton
Navy
New York
New Y York City
Roosevelt
Morton
Santa Fe
Amphions Denied Prize at Stark County Eisteddfod
The Massillon Glee Society known as the Amphion chorus did not win a prize in the first Stark County Eisteddfod in Canton. Lima Choral Society won first prize and United Choral Society of Cleveland second. awards included a $700 prize. Governor Herrick presided at the closing session before about 3,000 attendees.
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Massillon Glee Society
Amphion Chorus
Stark County Eisteddfod Company
Canton
Cleveland
Aminption
Vest Carrises
Qchir
Penneyvlvania
Suvieries
Young Jows Choral Union
Aston Choral Union
Coes End United
Adance Chura
Sneeely
The
Amplion
Linig Craral Sotiety
Canton Chom Societe
Frank Rous
Mas Thre Noo
Reenall
Hirst
Lina J Daniap
Mineral Ridge
Presudent
Durup
Anthony Howes
MassHlan
Duges
al Nurta Lrawrence
Wits
Wardasioe
Comanetoy
Efun
Aubrey Shoytis
Niles
Myron T. Herrick
J. C. Weber
Owen
Lima
Williams
David George
Homestead
Neilie Sontag
Winona
M. E. Cassel
Columbus
Howells
Auditorinay
Howes
Wales
Amphion Chorus Earns Third at Canton Eisteddfod
Members of the Amphion chorus in Massillon and supporters praise the group after placing third at the Canton eisteddfod. Competitors from Youngstown Alliance Akron Canton and Cleveland fared better yet the Amphions impressed in their early months of formation under William Simpson and will continue as a chorus organization to develop musically.
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Amphion Chorus
Massillon
Canton
Youngstown
Alliance
Akron
Cleveland
William Simpson
Simpson
Sisted Cfoud
Japanese Fleet Suffered Light Losses in Battle
Tokyo reports slight damage to the Japanese fleet with three torpedo boats sunk and about two hundred men killed or disabled. Admiral Rojestvensky is hospitalized at Sasebo with a fractured skull. officers of four captured vessels freed on parole.
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Washington
Tokio
Nehbogatuli
St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Sasebo
Naval
State Department
Yamamoto Hails Rojestvensky Capture Triumph
Admiral Yamamoto sends congratulations to Tsoss for capturing or destroying the enemy fleet and capturing the commander in chief. The May report from Tokio notes the feat near the enemy’s feet and marks a decisive naval success.
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Tokio
Yamamatou
Navy
Toss
Conference at the palace on peace and national assembly
In St. Petersburg on May 31 a conference is held at the palace to decide on peace terms and the possible calling of a national assembly.
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the Czar
St. Petersburg
Admiralty Denies Gromoboi Sinking Report
In St. Petersburg on May 31 the admiralty denied a London Express report claiming the cruiser Gromoboi was sunk with eight hundred aboard. The piece ends with an ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and a promotional line.
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St. Petersburg
Admiralty
London Express
Gromoboi
Peace terms begin after Tokyo victory discussed with President
Washington reports Japanese Minister Takahira met with President Roosevelt to outline terms Japan would demand from Russia after Admiral Togo's victory. The talks touched on Manchuria evacuation, Liao Tung, Vladivostok, Korea independence with Japanese influence, and the return of prisoners of war.
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East J
White House
Takahira
Roosevelt
Togo
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Liao Tung Peninsula
China
Vladivostok
Korea
Shanghai Saigon
Chee Foo
San Francisco
Lysia
Invasion of Texas Stated by Japanese Colonists Plan
A report to the U S Department of Commerce and Labor says a wealthy Japanese agriculturist plans a Texas colonization. About 1000 Japanese farmers would be recruited to cultivate 9600 acres in Texas with initial investments exceeding $250000. The colony would use land once grazed and aim to grow vegetables and rice domestically to cut costs.
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Washington
Texas
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Fred D. Fisher
Tamsui
Formosa
Japan
Ami
Fisher
America
Hawaii
Canton News: bank charges and Welsh society plans
Attorney Atlee Pomerene says additional charges will be filed against former Canton State bank officials Davis and Bachtel. Oscar Danford and Georgia Burky wed in Canton, to reside in the McCurdy block. Canton Welsh residents plan a permanent organization and a city hall meeting Saturday night to promote Welsh relic preservation. An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for health.
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Canton
Atlee Pomerene
W. R. Zollinger
Davis
Bachtel
Canton State Bank
Georgia Burky
North Market Street
Massillon
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