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Newspaper

Pittston Gazette

Location

Pittston, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1905

Page

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Japanese naval losses and battles in the Sea of Japan

The report lists Japanese casualties from the sea battle with Russia, detailing 118 killed and 424 wounded, with ships like Mikasa heavily affected. It summarizes later dispatches by Admiral Togo on May 27 engagements, including sinking of Russian vessels, torpedo boat losses, and confirmations of other ships damaged or sunk. It notes prior losses in 1904 including Yashima and several blockade-related vessels, and reports Admiral Gennady Restvensky's injuries.

Wokyo Sea of Japan Mikasa Adzuma Saikishima Asa Fuji Aoizuma Nisshin Sissol Veliki Admiral Nakhimoff Vladimir Monomach Shilano Yawata Tainan Sado Niitaka Ozawa Chappyan Bay Nittuka Almaz Aurora Jemtehug Saime Port Arthur Yashima Akatsuki Atago Port Artthur Takasago Torestvensky Sasebo

Heineman Counter Arrest Sparks aldermanic dispute

Councilman Louis Heineman of the Fourth ward has filed counter charges against Stanley Abramaview of North Main street after Abramaview allegedly wounded Heineman in a recent quarrel. Heineman sought warrants for assault and battery selling liquor on Sunday and surety of the peace. Abramaview was held on $500 bail on each count. Taxes and school tax duplicates are ready with a proposed 1 percent reduction before July 1, 1905.

Louis Heineman Fourth Ward Stanley Abramaview North Main Street Heeman Abramawler Abramavwlez JOYCR Aimie City Treasur

Mitchell visits anthracite region on first day in Scranton

John Mitchell president of United Mine Workers spends arrival day in Scranton attending meetings with district presidents at the hotel, discusses plans for mass meetings and the general anthracite outlook. He plans further addresses in Moosic and joins leaders for talks before the AFL executive committee in Scranton. The trip includes Southern states visit and Norway Sweden crisis notes. The article also mentions a Valley View park dance event in Wilkes Barre area.

John Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Scranton Hres de Sehadt Mitchell Hs Correspondenee American Federation of Labor Moosle McCulough M Mitehell Samuel Gompers F. of L Roosevelt Washington Elt South Richmond Staigh Charlotte N. C Atlanta Jacksonville Tampa Fla Birmingham Tuskegee Montgomery Mobile Ala New Orleans Little Rock Ark Little Rock

Peace prospects and unrest grip St Petersburg in June 1881

Rumors swirl around Tsarist policy as Taarskoe-Selo ministers meet amid expectations of a manifesto. Reports say a national assembly may be summoned to decide peace or war, shifting authority from the emperor. Navy at Vladivostok fault lines and the battle aftermath loom, with questions about the emperor’s fate and possible armistice. Princeton plans a theater fund from recent success.

St. Petersburg Petersburg Taarskoe-Selo Osual Diielal National Assembly Pital Permant Zemsky Ast Manchuria Line- Viteh

Lost Team of Horses Injures, Fates Reported

Max Connar, once a butcher on South Stain Arcot, lost a team of horses on a trip to Old Forge. The frightened animals plunged over a 50 foot embankment into the Lackawanna River, the wagon wrecked. One horse died from injuries, another was shot. Connar bought one horse yesterday, grateful his son was not along.

Max Connar South Stain Arcot Lackawanna River Pote Sher Cesmary Connor Flay

Wreck on Lackawanna wrecked cars. one man killed

A freight axle derailment near Passaic destroyed ten cars on the Lackawanna line early today. William Kelly of Scranton, Pennsylvania, was found pinned beneath lumber after the crash. Secretarial Taft will drop Bowen after concluding no proof against Loomis integrity. humane societies may merge in Albany with new allowances for regional consolidations. Stock market report rounds out the page.

Mack William Kelly Paxcalo N. J Lackawanna Passaic Maple Street Scranton Bowen Taft Loomis Washington Jane W. W. Russell Colombia Francis B. Loomis Has H. W. Bowen Venezuela Caracas New York Bermudes Asphalt Company Sr. Loomis Albany Seadill Higgins Senate Assembly Eumane Society Sasiety For the New York Kings Queens Nassau Suffolk Richmond Westchester Oneida Bill Financial Jordan & Co Miners Bank E Atchison Mehison Dan Pacie Shes & Ohio Rock Island

Ascension Day rites by Wyoming Valley Knights Templar

The Knights Templar of Pittston and nearby towns held an Ascension Day observance in Wilkes-Barre last evening. Wyoming Valley Commandery organized the event with J. C. Kipn, G. A. Wilde, T. C. Nattrass, Ww. Kyte, and RJ. Armstrong leading a committee. Attendees traveled by Laurel Line and Lehigh Valley trains, assembled at Masonic Hall, then marched to West Pittston Methodist Church. The service featured decorations, responsive readings led by Rev. Dr. Severson, and a sermon titled The Meaning of a Man, delivered from 1 Same vel. 6. The choir and organists accompanied the hymn Onward, Christian Soldiers.

Knights Templar Pittston Binkhannock Wilkesbarre Sir Knights of Wyoming Valley Temple Dieu le Veut Wyoming Valley Commandery J. C. Kipn G. A. Wilde T. C. Nattrass Ww. Kyte RJ. Armstrong Wilkesbarre Knights Tunkhannock Knights Lehigh Valley Masonic Hall West Pittston Methodist Church Wyoming Valley ‘Commandery Severson Clara Langford Faith “Kyte Jaermon Mte

Bargain List From The Magnet Store Ad

A catalog of discounted items: 26¢ oiled window shades, 19¢ ped als, ladies embroidered collars worth 10 15 and 26c, pearl buttons at 10¢, 200 dozen select sizes, men s and boys shirts at 25¢, 18¢ suspenders at 8¢ curtain scrim 6 6c yard, 26¢ brass curtain rods with silver ends, plus a stocked fishing tackle department with hooks lures lines rods and reels at special prices.

Man of God and moral standard guide the people

A talk to Knights and their guests emphasizes measuring a man by mind and especially by moral standard. It cites biblical examples, urges living uprightly, and condemns only through a spiritual lens. The event includes a banquet for 335 attendees, speeches by H Bennett and L P Bierty, and toasts on topics like Circumstantial Evidence and The Day We Celebrate.

Court of Equity St. Saul Israel David Goliath Christ Ald Society of the Church Mistra Quinn H. Bennett L. P. Bierty Wyoming Valley Commandery Oscar J. Harvey Wilkesbarre Tunkhannock Bradley W. Lewis H. H. Wilbur

Earthquake wrecks Scutari Albania and shakes Montenegro

Reports from Scutari Albania describe a powerful earthquake that devastated hundreds of houses and caused widespread panic. Montenegro reports heavy damage and about 200 killed or injured. Residents slept outdoors after the shocks and fear persisted across the region.

Scutari Albania Montenegro Existece Te. Halkans Zara Cattaro Mesex's

Bicycles Sale at Krise's on Main Street

A sale offering a dozen different bicycles at bargain prices is advertised by Krise's at 358 Main Street.

Krise's Main St

Sharp's Market Promises Fresh Fruits and Veggies Daily

A short retail notice proclaims Sharp's Market is well stocked with the freshest and best of new fruits and vegetables each day. It offers prompt delivery and convenient calls to service customers.

SHARP

How the lawn mower remains in need of grind and sharpening

A fragmented note ponders the lawn mower condition. It asks if it grinds and suggests it probably needs sharpening. The item could be put in good cutting order.

Graduation Dress Fabrics Include White Linens and Embroideries

Fabrics listed include new collars and ruchings, White India linens, Persian lawns for graduation dresses and Yancy embroidered handkerchiefs.

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