Navy Disaster Reflections On Russian War Losses
The dispatch analyzes the Russian naval defeat near the Chinese coast and the retreat of Admiral Rostislavsky's fleet. It discusses convoy decisions, routes around Japan, and the strategic debate over sinking ships versus capture, with calls for continued hostilities amid public and military opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rofestyensky
Wenea
Soach
Tentland
Japan
Renest
Tressay
Sunny
Viadiveegtel
Rojestvensnky von Leard
Alexis
Dournove
Eanneibef
Empire
VTOR
Jjourmeta
Vienvestoh
Unclear OCR fragment notes on government formation and dispatches
Fragmentary text hints at a government course after formation in March, with dispatches mentioning Field Marshall Obama and a grand event. It references St. Petersburg and public ships, but the wording is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marehnuris
Aisishal
Jesses
St. Petersburg
Chicago Strike Looms Amid Lumber District Tensions
Amid a Tuesday holiday, Chicago unions threaten a broad strike as talks stall. The dispute centers on Teamsters and lumber deliveries with reports of possible nationwide pace changes and coal deliveries to homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alri
Clare
Arsanarie
Brewery Safe Robbed by Professionals at Centlivre's Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Indiana May 1 professionals blew open the safe at Centlivre's brewery around midnight securing about 3000 dollars. Watchmen Corear Kiefer and Barnman Geergze Keller were bound and hooded to prevent alarm while the robbery was carried out. Local authorities pursue suspects as details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Centlivre
Corear Kiefer
Geergze Keller
Nading Family Bank Failure Ties Up Assets
The Nadings, Harry, Vidier and their mother Mrs Severa V Nading, residents of gait linck, are linked to a Flat Rock bank failure. The stake exceeds 120000 with their combined estates. They owned 1050 acres and propert y on Pro foot, facing bankruptcy after deposits drained and loans defaulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheloyville
Plat Rock Bank
Ales Stiegiee
Chlaime
Harry
Vidier Nadine
Severa V. Nading
Gait Linck
Nading Brothers
Flat Rock
Des Alto
Ieee
Thee
Baseball Scores and Standings From National and American Leagues
Summary of scattered game results across the National and American Leagues with outcomes in New York Philadelphia St Louis Chicago Cleveland Washington Boston Chicago Detroit Philadelphia New York Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul Indianapolis Toledo Louisville Columbus featuring several decisive victorie and scorelines from the period.
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National League
New York
Pecton
Phiedelphia
Posteth St. Louis
Cirsinrs
Chicago
American Leagie
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia-New York
American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Contract Hold Up In Canal Work After June First
Washington reports Secretary Taft said Attorney General Moody reached a decision on enforcing the eight hour law for canal workers after June 1. The move aims to regulate labor on Isthmian Canal construction and influence costs and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Washington
Alay
Taft
Moaiy
Elektheour
Ube
Pett Hes
Educer Wallace
Will Cer Wallace
Pleasant City bank runs amid panic in Guernsey county
In Cambris Ohio on May 31 the People's Bank of Pleasant City faced a run with over $26000 withdrawn by panic stricken depositors. The owner Geo Markley lives at Mineral Point where another local bank had failed.
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Cambris
Ohio
People’s Bank of
Pleasant City
Guernsey County
Geo Markley
Mineral Point
Canton
Barberton
iCi
Markie
Chris Fit
Ares
North Twelish Street poker party faces court scrutiny
In Elweed May 01 a city court will decide legality of a peer in a porter. George Conard invited six acquaintances to his North Twelish Street home for a pastime game. Police found six decks of ecards and poker chips, leading to confiscation. The six will be tried before Judge Zertace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elweed
George Conard
Twelish Street
Jem
Zertace
Tragic Collision Near Reynolds Leaves Two Dead
In Reynolds Indiana on May 81 a car carrying Dr R O M Dabbett and Clyde terror was struck by a falling tree limb during a storm. The limb crushed the vehicle under a maple tree causing instant death to Dalzell and serious injuries to Mr Weller as they were driving.
Woman Fatally Hurt Near Marion City
A woman sustained fatal injuries after being dragged by her skirts near Marion six miles north of the city. The incident occurred amid debris from a demolished structure as a frightened crowd fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Mtoeta
Mas
Durr
Dicken
Alent Cn
Banker's Trial Postponed in Zanesville Case
The common pleas court in this city has postponed the Bankers case involving O Barber and associates tied to a commercial bank failure. Judge Les Ih is expected to preside as the financial collapse remains under scrutiny and a new hearing date is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Gito
Aceinss Fierigh O. Barber
Camby
Bank Funesser
Jaitily P Tt
Les
Miosas
Barber
Bond issuance accepted by Boston and Chicago houses
Martin Gemunder, secretary of the sinking fund commission, reports all recently issued bonds will be accepted by both the Boston and Chicago houses. The S400,000 issue includes $40,600 for the Carnegie library. a buyers misunderstanding was clarified, and objections were waived.
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Folumbs
Ghio
Atay
Martin Gemunder
Sinking Fund Commission
Boston
Chicago
Carnegie Library
Man Remains Alive Months After Neck Breakage
New York May 61 Thomas O Bri en died in St Patrick s hospital after breaking his neck on Aug 10 while helping his sweetheart s mother install a electric stove in Green point. Doctors studied the injury for months and marveled at his vitality despite prayers for death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas O'Brien
Aus
Greenpoint
St. Patrick's Hospital
A Learned Convict in the Columbus Penticent
Samuel L. Rose, a convict just registered at the penitentiary, will name the man he convicted. Rose, sent from this county for forgery for three years, is a Capitol University graduate with degrees from Michigan and Syracuse. He speaks five languages, and his father is reportedly a preacher in southern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Samuel L. Rose
The
Capitol University
Michigan
Syracuse
Reform in commencement dress at Anderson high school
Anderson Indiana May 31 The fifty one graduates of Anderson high school will wear white linen shirtwaists at the commencement exercises Friday evening at the Grand opera house. The young men will wear dark business suits. The class numbers sixty one and all favor the reform in costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Ind
Anderson High School
Grand Opera House
Six Greco laborers crack kegs and an assault follows
In Lawrence, six workers drink heavily then a quarrel erupts when one man named Colin attacks his brother Jates with an iron bar. Colin is arrested as the would-be murderer after the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrencelers
Tod
Musor
Colin
Jates
Boy Killed by Lightning in Ambia Storm
During a storm in Ambia Indiana lightning struck and killed Harold Keys seven years old son of Mr and Mrs R O Keys as he ran home from his uncle's residence only a few doors away.
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Ambia. Ind
Harold Keys
R. O. Keys
Train disaster injures man near Columbus
May 31. Richard Toothill and Mercers of Indianapolis were riding a Big Four line train toward Lancaster when the Toothill swing near Columbus caused a fall as the train crossed a twenty foot high trestle. He survived with two broken legs and was taken to Protestant hospital.
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Colieshins
Oho
Richard Toothill
Mercers
Indisnapolis
Lancaster
Toothill
Columbus
Protestant Hospital
Official Statement of Russian Losses to Date
Russian losses include six battleships sunk and five cruisers lost. Also sunk are Admiral Uschakoff, two special service ships and three destroyers. Two battleships Orel and Emperor Nicholas I captured. total ships 22 and tonnage 145,411 with Almaz possibly sunk.
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Batueshins
Prince Fivarov
Imperator
Alexander Vi
Borodino
Osilabia
Sissol Veliki
Navarin
Nachimoff
Dmitri Donskoi
Vladimir Monomach
Svietlana
Zemtchung
Usnhakoff
Orel
Nichnolas
Apraxine
Senkavin
Bedevoi
Almaz
Liancourt Rocks
Ushakoff
Iwate
Yakumo
Fier
Dmitri Donskel
Urieung Island
Rurean
Savanani
Urienag Island
Riedovy
Rojestvensky
Prince Sovaroff
Cuitese
Nitaka
Murakumo
Osliabin
Almazon
Yoshito
Misu Thie
Oslahio
Nevarin
Sissel Veliki Si
Riot injuries and naval actions reported in wartime dispatch
The article notes hospital casualties after Viresday rioting with Cossacks firing on workers wounding five seriously. It also mentions Allied reports of a sinking American steamer and seizure then retake of the British steamer Cidhamia, plus details of the vessel Oldharmia sailing from New York to Hong Kong.
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Warsay
Worensas
Sam
Rajestye Vo Ogrewoent
Cidhamia
Javan
New York
Hong Kong
Livewright, Bacon & Co
West Hartlepool
Eng
Senselecs Rumor Denied in Paris Diplomatic Row
Paris May 1 The foreign office denies a cable rumor from Prance about damages for French neutrality breaches tied to Admiral Rozestvensky's fleet. Del casse named as foreign minister with a claimed sum of 100,009 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senselecs
Paris
Foreign Office
Pr Amd
United States
Dsr
Motono
Japorerys
Grovervuu
Pes
France
Delcasse
Rojestvensky
Splendid Tribute at Slocum Statue Unveiling
In Brooklyn President Roosevelt praised Northern Army founders with a stirring address at General H. W. Slocum statue unveiling. He urged national strength be paired with responsibility and warned that excess opulence and aggression invite disaster, receiving cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. W. Slocum
Brooklyn
Roosevelt
Tuberculosis Cure Debate Sparks Destructive proposed remedy
Richmond physicians urge drastic steps to stop germs by burning houses to the ground. They claim destruction of property is a necessary measure to protect lives from consumption germs, despite high costs and loss of valuable property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
German Parliament Adjourns Amid Socialist Walkout
Fragmentary report notes German lawmakers adjourned as Emperor William presided and Socialist members left the chamber. The article hints at immunity and government plans, mentioning a rescheduled session in October and ongoing political contention.
Woman Killed by Lightning in Holton Home
Mrs. Chas. Cady aged thirty two was struck and killed by lightning at her residence in Holton Dillsboro Indiana on May 31 authorities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillsboro
Ind
Chas. Cady
Holton
Adjutant General Wells Threatened in Anonymous Letters
Adjutant General Bulkeley Wells in Colorado Springs has been targeted by anonymous mail threats demanding his resignation. Aimed at both him and his wife Mrs. Wells, the letters threaten kidnapping of their children or arson against their home unless Wells resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Colorado Springs
Col
Bulkeley Wells
Crime Ascribed to Novels
Washington notes Ham A. Pinkerton of Chicago at a meeting of police chiefs. He links rising crime to yellow covered literature that poisons readers and to the opium habit, which he says has grown to tremendous proportions in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ham A. Pinkerton
Chieay
Missionaries Massacred in Bathang District Thibet
Mail advices from the steamer Empress of Japan report a missionary uprising in Bathang district Thibet. Four French missionaries at different stations were murdered and many of their church members were massacred.
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Victoria
B. C
Empress of Japan
Thibet
Bathang
Japanese Fleet Sinks Russian Vessels in Baltic Sea Action
Reports from St. Petersburg and Washington recount a major Royal Navy and Japanese fleet engagement amid the Korea strait chase. Admiral Kamimura presses Russian forces near Vladivostok while Japanese cruisers and destroyers sink or capture multiple Russian ships, with several high ranking officers wounded or taken prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Kamimura
Strait of Korea
Vledivostok
Tamis CK appoints UtTS races cons at Colon
Terse teleSaa ms Tamis CK ks fe Gtina has been appointed UtTS races cons at Colon. At Jacksonville Hl John McMeans and his two cons were drowned while fishing. The father attempted to res cue the sons. A cave in Montrose irrigation tunnel burying or imprisoning fifteen or twenty workmen. Horse fire destroys stables of Goldblatt & Goodman Cincinnati. Takahira says Nippon must fight on until word of peace comes from Tsarskoe Selo.
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Tamis
Ks Fe
Tsarskoe Selo
Nippon
Mr. Takahira
Washington
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