Convocation of National Assembly urged amid Russian crisis
The article reports pressure for the immediate convocation of a National Assembly amid war crisis. It notes Imperial family divisions, ministers' views, and public demand as families of sailors seek news of missing relatives. It cites a controversial Rasviet editorial blaming the bureaucracy and calling for government reform.
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Malig Vomrtion
Gerd
Michael
Frederick William of
Sumamong
Gaunell
Lamsdorft
Associated Press
Srines Chalmsiex
Russia
Preybragevsky
Ismailovsky
Moskovsky
Krasnoye- Selo
St. Petersburg
St.'’Petersburg
Admiralty
Boulgin
Fry
Oukhtomsky
France
Japan
Berlin
Arisugawa
Sevastopol
Anil
Siebo
Zemaky
MMO
Vkte
War expectations in Europe on Russias stance toward peace
The article reports Berlin doubting Tsarist mercy toward Japan and Russia’s possible path to continue the war. It cites Brussels and Frankfurt correspondents, M. Kato, and suggests Russia may seek land superiority to avoid humiliation, with both sides studying potential peace terms and strategic moves toward Vladivostok.
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Berlin
Japan
Beimlin
Misryy
Ruasta
Daar
II Lasaia
S Eholas
Philippines
M. Kato
Russia
Vladivostok Ōmene
Unclear text on warship losses and peace talks
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Russia's warships sunk or captured and a political stance on peace, mentioning leaders, diplomats, and terms like Arm grounds and intervention. Details are fragmented, with many garbled words and uncertain references to figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Roosevelt era diplomacy discussed by ambassadors amid tensions
An OCR fragment references a growing crisis with explosive rhetoric and potential negotiations. It mentions the Russian and French ambassadors, the British envoy Durand, and a possible transfer from Washington as President Roosevelt weighs protocol steps. The report hints at arranging talks before a key meeting.
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Iridefinit
Wahington
Lo Max
Roosevelt
Mt Artitler
Durand
Bassador
Loncheon
Rojestvensky Tea Tape Perished
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Rojestvensky, a big tea tape, and something that perished. The readable lines are incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or attributable organization.
Roosevelt Ready to Act On Russia Sign and Ends
Roosevelt signals readiness to act amid tensions with Russia. The wording suggests decisive steps are contemplated, with officials noting a firm stance and possible escalation depending on responses.
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Roosevelt
Kronstadt Mourning After Korean War Losses
A Kronstadt dispatch reports heavy Russian losses with three torpedo boats sunk and other ships damaged in recent action. Officials confirm no major Russian surface ships lost beyond three torpedo boats, while Admiral Togo’s fleet seeks further results and a formal report to the Czar lists killed wounded and prisoners.
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Imperia
Togo
Togo Was Authorized To ‘Permit iNebogatoff
Ramtral
Orel
Apraxing
Departmént
Imi
Russian Fleet News From Vladivostok May 31
Report from St Petersburg and Vladivostok describes surviving Russian ships including Oleg and Almaz after battle with Japanese forces. Admiral Rozjestvensky wounded and rumored to have refused capture, with cruisers Jemchug Astrea and others still unaccounted for. Torpedo boats Bravyl and Terosiahty reported. Aurora possibly sunk. details gathered by Associated Press and naval officials.
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Vladivostok
Oleg
Pyright
Arts Petersburg
Gromoboi
Almaz
Bravi
Enquist
Rojestvensky
Bunny
Rssia
Associated “Press
Brayvl
Oslyabya
T.petersbburg
Terosiahty
Jemchug
Austéra
Admiralty
Kored
Woo-Sung
Japan
Rom
Aurora
Mten
Britis
Equitable Force Report Sparks Board Reorganization Talk
A Frick committee report on the Equitable Life Assurance Society press shouts no longer divided board and hints at a reorganization to restore stability. Directors discussed outcomes from morning to afternoon while pledging secrecy, with Ingalls cautioned against chairmanship, and Hyde Alexander and Tarbell viewed with scrutiny amid potential leadership reshuffle.
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oNesterday
Equitable Life ‘Assurance Society
Ich
Frick
Suciety
James. Wander
James H. Hyde
Equitable
O'Glock
M. J. Ingalls
Jnaoeting
Bat
Seuminites
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Tyund Am
Particul Allel
Hyde
Alesander
Gage
Tarbell
Alexander
Cinancial
A .Company
X. KE
Wetwihor
Ate Ingalls
Je W
James Tal” Louwis Fitzgerald
Jean CoAlldes
Chauncey M. Depew van Horne WC
Deming
Tarhel
Cornelius N: OB
George Thomas Charles
Vue
Alvin Www
He Willam Alexander
John d. Methick
James B. Forgan
Co Lrdyaint Blais
Bragston Ty M
Ines James IT
E. W W. Varrhaal
Ae Tneoy HI. Senitt
Davie IT Moffat
Dunehean
Samuel Chtermyer
William C. Gulliver
William G. Hornblower
Willam
Cohen
Adrian HH. Joline
Quins
Dendan
Chauncey M.depew
George Gould
Mr Hyde
Raptor
Avery
Burglars Steal Baby From Meehan House in Brooklyn
Two burglars used a bay window entry at T J Meehans three story brick house at One hundred and Eighty Eighth Street and Wadworth Avenue to abduct baby Helen from a room where she slept. They searched the home, wrapped the infant in a safe wrap and carried her to the cellar where she was later recovered after loud cries drew attention. Loss estimated at about $150 in money and jewelry.
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T. J. Meehan
Mr. Meehan
Wight’-eighth Street
Wadaworth Avenue
Meehan
Mee
Helen
Don
Van
Sim
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