Enquist Asks For Time To Repair Russian Ships
Rear Admiral Enquist and Russian warships Aurora Oleg and Jemchug anchor in Manila Bay after a greeting with Governor Wright. Enquist requests time to repair damaged vessels, citing unseaworthy condition and lack of orders. Navy officials report heavy casualties plus needs for provisions and coal.
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Vladivostok
Washington
Navy Department
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Manila Bay
Asiatic Fleet
Peace prospects debated in Washington over Manchuria war
In Washington the idea of a first peace move by army commanders in Manchuria loses support. Morris favors Russia avoiding heavy indemnity while Japan risks exhaustion and withdrawal from Manchuria. Previous talks tied to Port Arthur and neutralization of divisions, with Russia facing land losses and Japan facing potential domestic hardship.
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Port Arthur
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Visdivesto
German Ambassador Meets Roosevelt in War Peace Talks
Washington June 4 The German Ambassador spent two hours with President Roosevelt at the White House discussing the Russia Japan peace situation. No progress reported and further developments await word from St Petersburg. Secretary Loeb may announce tomorrow. British chargé d affaires O Beirne also attended. Weeks may pass before Russia decides its course.
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Roosevelt Offers Good Offices For Peace In Russo-Japanese War
In St Petersburg on June 5 President Roosevelt’s tender of good offices to end the Russo Japanese War receives broad favorable comment in the press and public. Papers call for direct negotiations, with no outside intervention, and urge Russia to seek an honorable peace. Ambassadors in Washington welcome the move but fear it may fail. Baron de Rosen will sail June 27.
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Washington
Skirmishes On Front Near Kung-Chu-Liang
General Linevitch is believed near Kung-Chu-Liang with main force. Reports from Manchurian armies say cavalry actions occurred on June 2 near Sia-Sha-Ho-Tzu and Nan-Cheng-Tau, with one enemy killed, one saddle horse captured, and a repulse near Chang-Tu-Fu. No other changes noted. Bombs found at Baku near the Governor General’s palace. Russia to recognize passports.
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Linevitch
Kung-Chu-Liang
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Nan-Cheng-Tau
Yuan-Pao-Men
Chang-Tu- Fu
Americans of Jewish Faith Fall Under New Russian Law
Washington reports Acting Secretary Loomis has been informed by Ambassador Meyer in St. Petersburg that Russia will recognize all American passports including those held by Jews. The announcement confirms prior dispatches of Empire Council approval for universal passport recognition. Simon Wall of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations notes decades of effort to secure travel rights for Jews in Russia and calls the development a satisfying victory for Hebrews in the United States.
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Czar's Orders to Fleet Reach Viatsok and Borodino Battle
Telegram from Sashevo BAYS describes Russian fleet voyage from the Baltic to Viagl vostok. Emperor's command to fight and defeat the enemy. Nicolas I severely damaged with holes in port side and guns lost. Japanese Asahi battled Borodino. Lieutenant Morishita killed and a sailor dies after writing a farewell note.
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Sascha
Nicolas I
Maizuru
Asahi
Morishita
Victor Meets Captive After Naval Hospital Visit
Tokio June 4 Vice-Admiral Togo visited Vice-Admiral Rojestvensky at Sascho naval hospital and expressed sympathy for his wounds. He praised Russian courage and hoped the admiral would soon return to Russia. Yamamoto sent flowers and a letter of respect to the wounded officer and a general note to all wounded Russians and sailors.
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Rojestvensky
Sascho
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Rosestvensky
Yamamoto
Japan May Parole Prisoners Sailors To Be Sent Home
Nagasaki and Tokio dispatches report with cautious authority that all Russian naval prisoners in Japan will be sent home. NebogatóM may refuse parole though as of June 4 the admiral is unlikely to sign.
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Trepoff Granted Dictatorial Powers in Russia
St Petersburg June 5. The government defies Radicals by issuing a ukase boosting Governor General Trepoff to Assistant Interior Minister and chief of police with power to close assemblies suspend societies and crush revolutionary propaganda. The move signals resolve to preserve autocratic rule amid calls for constitutional reform.
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Rioting at Pavlovsk Gardens Near Tsarskoe-Selo
A large crowd gathered in Pavlovsk Gardens near Tsarskoe-Selo as a memorial for Sea of Japan sailors turned chaotic. Police and Cossacks dispersed the audience after sword arrests and a brief bayonet threat, with injuries reported and M. Novikoff detained.
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Tsarskoe-Selo
Sea of Japan
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Baku
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St Petersburg
Pavlovsk
Battle dispatches from Japan on the See of Japan clash
Reports to The Daily Telegraph describe brutal naval combat between Japanese torpedo boats and Russian ships. Seawater and brine doubled as pain and fatigue struck sailors, with many Russian losses and explosive end aboard the destroyer Gromski. The Nakhimoff's captain cites poor command and broken signals as factors in the defeat. From Nagasaki, bodies wash ashore as locals honor fallen. In St. Petersburg, the royal family attends a memorial for those who died in the See.
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See of Japan
First Pay’s Action Swift Work by Togo in Sea of Japan Battle
From Vladivostok on June 4, accounts describe the first day of the Sea of Japan engagement. The Russian fleet, north of Tsushima Strait, faced heavy Japanese fire as battleships and cruisers engaged. Key ships Sob... sank, including Knins Souvaroff and Oslyabya, before night torpedo attacks and retreats left four Russian battleships and the Ural. Casualties and officer losses are noted amid a looming fortress strike.
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Russian Destroyer Towed Into Shanghai After Drift
A Russian destroyer was towed into Shanghai by the British steamer Buling after drifting six days with 180 men aboard and dwindling water and food. The vessel is damaged forward and the crew has been transferred to a Russian transport interned at Woo-Sung. A vice admiral and squadron are expected at Gutzlaff Island in Hang-Chow Bay today.
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Tangier Invites Powers to International Morocco Conference
Tangier June 4 Mohammed el Torres the Foreign Minister for the Sultan invites representatives of the powers to an international conference in Tangier to discuss reforms in Morocco. The diplomatic corps have liaised with their governments for instructions.
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Morocco
Fog leads to ship collisions off Dungeness near dawn
In dense fog near Dungeness, the British battleship Cesar collided with the British bark Afghanistan. Shortly after, the battleship Hanibal fouled and severely damaged the German schooner Emme Luise.
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Cesar
Afghanistan
Dungeness
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Emme Luise
Harmony Predic tion and Syndicate Probe Preview
A Harmony prediction outlines upcoming developments including energy directed to a goal, and hints at a public investigation into syndicate profits criticized in the Frick report. It notes acting on legal advice, possible stock trusteeing, and potential reorganization of the executive committee amid tensions with the Frick report critique.
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Frick
Mr. Hyde
Alexander
A Lesson in Mutualization and Lincoln's Board Offer
A garbled account from Chicago on June 4 reports ex Senator Reynolds guiding James Hasen Fird and a Philippine sheep in Rostock’s arena during a Coney Island Memorial Day visit. The piece mentions mutualization of animals and quotes Mr Hyde, then shifts to Robert T. Lincoln stating he would consider chairing the Equitable board if offered, conditional on circumstances.
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Coney Island
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Equitable
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Lincoln
Chicago
Robert T. Lincoln
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