30 May 1905
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1905
Page
1
A flurry of dispatches from Tokio and St Petersburg recount heavy Russian fleet losses at the straits of Korea. Reports say battleships Borodino and others sunk or captured, Admiral Togo pursuing remnants toward Vladivostok, with survivors and prisoners being rescued or held.
Reports describe Admiral Togo luring Russian forces near the Corean waters then pressing torpedo and gunfire assaults. Desperate attacks followed as the Japanese fleet pressured the Russians toward Corea’s southeast coast with ships sunk or captured.
Military dispatches describe rains and mud hindering movements in Manchuria. Chinese dwellings near camps are torn for wood as Russian rear areas show attrition. Mongol resistance and local prince troubles are noted amid limited regional trade and rail losses. Prince Leopold of Prussia visits Russian positions.
Rear Admiral Davis comments on the Russian naval defeat and the Russian effort to force the Baltic Strait. He notes no clear Japanese losses and predicts Russia must seek peace, praising Togo for pressing the strait and risking a decisive engagement.
David Starr Jordan of Leland Stanford University told a Chicago audience that graft is unknown in Japan and that no Japanese war funds were stole. He noted only one dishonest Japanese he met abroad and discussed Shinto as Japan’s main religion and its ties to ancestors.
The case of actress Mrs Jamin Bron Potter sparks a bankruptcy, with bailiffs securing Beebee island in Maidenhead. The American correspondent notes disturbances surrounding her finances and alleged unsecured loans while Foster and Fosster pursue claims. The piece cites trust funds and alleged theft linked to her theatrical ventures.
May 3 event in New York marks a celebration for Baron Takayashi and Eli Takashashi at a Japanese house on Thirty eighth Street. Plans mention a formal reception, a government loan for Japan, and a slight easing of interest on a new loan while social activities pause.
Special to Tae Nor explains Bigelow, bankrupt and in default, files two claims for further exemptions. He asserts ownership of all life insurance policies with cash surrender value, contingent on turning over cash value to administrators. Disputes arise with Charles F. Paster over assignments and policy ownership.
May 30 AP notes Hamburg placed second in a London event after a long cross country style run. The item mentions American women achieving victories led by Margaret Curtiss of Massachusetts over Mrs Sesssiong and other results including Myra Samuel Bettle of Philadelphia.
Special to The Miwankés reports Gustav Lenk, a well known farmer of Theresa, has filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the United States court this month. The note totals to 24 dollars unsecured with residents of Maytile and Juneac affected. The largest unsecured claims reach 313.05 with claimed exemptions noted.
A fire in the Beacon garage operated by A. E. Bangs quickly spread to James Hewitt's carriage manufactory and a three story lodging house. The loss is estimated between 150000 and 200000 dollars amid a fast moving blaze in Boston Massachusetts on May 30.
A report from Fairfax dated May 30 says the steamer Propatria traveling from St Pierre Miquelon to Halifax went ashore near Louisburg. All on board reportedly landed safely.
Members debate a proposed new Capitol Commission and competition for building plans as factions clash over appropriations and rules. The assembly faces calls for adjournment, budget attention, and a potential setback for state exhibits at the Jamestown exposition.
San Francisco May 30 James Britt has signed with Hayes Valley club to fight the winner of the Hanlon Corbett bout. The match is set for July.
The Harlem Regatta opened in New York with eight events across junior and senior categories. Notables included Gould national champions O’Conne Buckie of Portland, and Muto and Mohan of Albany, with locals expected to shine in single sculls and doubles.
Telegrams from Vladivostok claim Admiral Rojestvensky was rescued after being washed from the deck of the Hnisz Souvaroff during the battle and severely wounded. Dispatches describe heavy losses among Russian ships including torpedo boats and the protected cruiser Jemichus, with confirmation arriving from Durnovo.
A fragmented report from The Grasso describes a dispute on an insurance plan involving Senator Frear and a proposed division of companies. The discussion centers on a special resolution aimed at restructuring the Insular King’s governance, with opposition and unclear fate as the measure had already passed another body.
A letter to exposition officials from William Laed secretary to the president states the June 1 program at the White House for the Clark Exposition duplicates the one performed last year in the evening of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
The royal train bearing King Alfonso of Spain reached Gare Dauphine at three o clock in the afternoon. President Loubet and the cabinet welcomed the monarch as artillery fired a 101 gun salute marking the arrival.
President Roosevelt delivers a Memorial Day address in New York praising peace through naval strength. He warns that aggression in speech or small forces endangers nations and urges a first class navy as a peace guarantee. He attends unveiling of General Slocum statue, reviews veterans parade, and continues to events with the Young Men's Christian Association.
Paris observers say Russia will survey friendly powers to find the best basis for ending the war while French officials pace a pacific path. Delcasse emphasizes cautious advice, backed by Constant pressure from powerful financial interests toward peace.
Fragmentary note reports resignation of a speaker in London with unclear references to names and dates, mentioning Siac Bon and Hon. WwW amid uncertainty about successors or immediate actions.
Forecast for Wisconsin Fair and surrounding region shows a possible frost tonight. Fresh northerly winds will ease tonight with turning fair conditions. Temperatures rising through the day with unseasonably cool morning.
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