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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1905

Page

1

Fleur de Lys Finishes Kaiser's Cup Voyage

James B. Connolly reports from Falmouth England on the voyage of Fleur de Lys racing the Kaiser's Cup. Captain Bohlin steers through ice, fog, and seas, reaching the finish near Lizard Light after a grueling 300 mile day and a final pace of 12 to 14 knots.

Boesial Gables New York Falmouth England pDr Sthimson Bohlin Alronger George Novera Miss.Stimson Fleur de Lys Akries Grand Banks Kent Bohbhi Jai Soveeaas Bonhlin Corton James B. Connolly

Index to Departments and Pages Listed

The fragment lists newspaper sections and page numbers including Commercial World Arrivals of Out of Town Buyers Business Trout Court Calendar Marine Intelligence and Foreign Mails New Corporations Real Estate Muse Society Imited Service Fire Weather Report and Yesterday's Fires with page references.

Huyers Court

All-in Save the Apache in Kaiser's Cup Race

The Thistle M and Walser entries complete the fleet for the international Kaiser's Cup. the Apache is absent delaying expected finish times and fueling talk of a possible repeat or annual event.

Pfeil London Jufie Thistle Ps M Walser Toymor

Washington Hints at Roosevelt Trip Through the South

An October 27 announcement to Congress and the White House page notes President Roosevelt planning a November southern tour. The plan, framed as a presidential move, follows signaling from Washington officials and the administration.

Washington Roosevelt South House Congress Haa Lee Twa Jwilh- Retira Washington I Unet Elty

Countess Seeks Divorce In Vienna Court

A Countess files for divorce from Count Guy Hope Joseph de Szlassy of Vienna. The couple married December 2 in a period noted for service at the Austro-Hungarian Legation. The suit cites alleged improprieties and seeks dissolution of marriage while the latest shipping news notes the steamship Ta B tagne returning from New York with tows and routes.

Detrol R May Hecke Brauk Panama Guy Hope Joseph de Szlassy Vienna Rotary Legation Ae ‘Winalington Pupport Ini Pitt Shelias Ehtia York

Lay Frick Report to Standard Oil

Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a report to Standard Oil and mentions individuals or entities such as Lay Frick. The readable material is unclear about dates places or outcomes, but implies a formal communication or inquiry context within an oil industry setting. No coherent event or person list is identifiable.

LAY Frick Standard Oil

Princess's Husband Shot Amid Turmoil Over Throne

Police believe Count Folchi attempted to kill or injure himself in a failed bid linked to royal succession. The strange incident occurred as rumors swirled about claims to the throne and favored factions.

Unclear text fragment surrounding a street crime case

The readable fragment mentions a sergeant magistrate and a crime case involving a purse and a refusal. It references a person named Janith Street and a street context. Details are fragmented and uncertain.

Hugo Janith ‘Street Paty

Unclear fragment suggests a boxing or court scene

Fragmentary text hints at a person named John W. Gates and references to fight or dispute elements with mentions of White Knox and pantomime. Details are garbled. no clear event, date, or outcome can be established from readable text.

Sus Takers Begin Work on Third Avenue Case

Burdened by unclear notes, reporters record efforts around a Manhattan assignment along Third Avenue. Officials and EB Brown are named in a terse, fragmentary caption, hinting at continuing investigative work.

Eb, Brown Manhattan Third Avenue

End of Bowen Loomis Case Marks Ad Minister Testimony

Fragmentary wartime style notes indicate confusion over witnesses and testimony in the Bowen Loomis case. The ad minister insists on a definitive stance while the court orders and evidence remain unsettled amid uncertain testimony.

Military Scandal Exposes Plot to Resell Tractors

A wartime scandal report alleges government figures censured for supervising a scheme that diverted tractors. The paper claims officials allowed resale of seized equipment, triggering sharp public criticism and calls for accountability.

Russia Seventh of Naval Powers in the World

A garbled analysis compares Russia with other naval powers, noting Japan’s relative position and detailing classification of unarmored ships by displacement. It discusses the impact of protection on cruisers and scouts and remarks on the Black Sea fleet as Russia’s remaining strength while asserting Japan’s superior fighting hulls.

Japan Russia Black Sea

Admiral Rojestvensky Wounded In Action Report

Nagasaki reports limited hope for Admiral Rojestvensky's recovery after serious wounds sustained aboard a Japanese battleship. The admiral has a forehead bruise and a light skull fracture with internal injuries not yet known. Temperature and pulse are normal and no brain trouble is observed.

Hokio Rojestvensky Takein

Japanese Naval Losses In Sea of Japan Battle Report

Tokyo reports 113 killed and 424 wounded from the Sea of Japan action. Mikasa suffered the heaviest losses with 3 killed and wounded. casualties spread across fleet including Adzuma Shikishima Asahi Fujiy Idzuma Nisshin Kasagi Tsushima Naniway Tokiwa Chitose and Kasuga among others. Commander Togo wounded on the Adzuma.

Tokio Sea of Japan Mikasa Adzuma Shikishima Asahi Fujiy Idzuma Nisshin Kasagi Tsushima Naniway Tokiwa Chitose Kasuga Hashidate Niltaka Togo

War course debated as Russia seeks peace or continued war

St Petersburg dispatch reports the Tsar’s council at Tsarskoe Selo split over peace versus intensified fighting. Critics urge ministers to be held accountable while dissidents call for reform. France and England may push negotiations from Washington as Russia faces likely defeat.

London Times cSocial ST. Petersburg Russia Mukden tsarskoe-Selo Aarge Fam Vladimir Ani Soginaiog Bourse Gazette Far East Iscape Russ Novae Vremya Pacific Washington France England

Emperor May Die Before Signing Humiliating Peace

In Saint Petersburg on June 1 a visitor reports the Emperor would rather die than sign a dishonorable peace. He reportedly plans to meet the crisis by proclaiming a National Assembly to avert a growing popular storm. Guards are tightened as revolts and strikes loom and Cossack reinforcements are deployed.

Svt Petersburg Ft. In St. Petersburg

Imperial Rescript Praise Cited By Admiral Toro

Tokyo dispatch reports Admiral Toro replying to an imperial rescript that honors the navy. He attributes their noted success to the majesty and protection of the imperial ancestors, saying human effort had little to do with the outcome and vows continued loyalty to the imperial will.

Tokio Toro

Russian Mutiny Then Surrender Believed to End

The Russian mutiny tale ends with surrender after Admiral Voelkersham slain in the Oslyabya conning tower. The confrontation shifts to a resolution as crews capitulate following the losses in the harbor.

Oslyabya

Admiral Nebogatoff mutiny claims roil St Petersburg

Details reach St Petersburg on June 1 via the Japanese government dispatch. Reports say Nebogatoff’s crew mutinied and may have hanged officers or hoisted the white flag and the Novaya Vremya calls for court martial and firing squad. The Izumrud's fate is linked to mutiny and public sentiment sharpens over naval catastrophe in the Far East.

London Cebl ST. Peyersburg Nebogatoff Red Sea Manchuria Tegard Ty Tine Associated Press Stv. Petersburg Fraperov Nebogataff Baron Kerzen Imumrud Novae Vremya Exhane Rurik Viladivestok Adurai Kamimura Flyiigs Izumrud Vladivostok Ahouga Sn

Battle of the Sea of Japan Account by Japanese Officer

A Japanese officer recounts the Battle of the Sea of Japan with a Friday dawn report of enemy squadron sighted and orders to form lines. The Japanese fleet moved toward the eastern Tsushima channel as rough seas challenged torpedo boats and reconnaissance noted Russian courses. The main squadron received wireless confirmation of Russian movements and prepared for engagement.

Toko Sasho Sea of Japan Tsushima Takachiho Ine

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