Russian Fleet Annihilated in Battle with Rojestvensky
The Russian fleet, pursuing a bold strategy, was crushed after a lengthy engagement with Admiral Togo off the Korean Strait. Two battleships were sunk in the Korean Strait, with about 1,500 men lost from those vessels and roughly 3,000 from the division’s officers and crew. The Japanese fleet kept the Americans informed and withstood the assault as the battle dragged into Sunday.
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Sion
Vladivostok
Gromoboi
Rojestvensky
Korean Strait
Saddle Island
Shanghai
Succumbed to the operation Louis Sunday body brought
A person named Louis Sunday died after an operation. The body has been brought to a local facility for burial preparation.
Funeral Will Be Held at Residence for James H. Doyle
James H. Doyle 63 a Sedalia resident and former railroad conductor died Sunday 7 15 am at St. Luke's Hospital St Louis after cancer removal surgery. Funeral at his residence 624 West Seventh Tuesday at 10 conducted by Rev E A Neville with Masons Elks and Conductors pallbearers. Survived by wife and four children Pessie James Doyle Harry F Doyle and Mrs C L Taylor.
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St. Louis
Citizens’ National Bank
Third National Bank
Worrell Manufacturing Company
Order of Railway
Sedalia
Doyle
West Seventh Street
E. A. Neville
Calvary Episcopal Church
Masons
Elks
Mr. Doyle
Pessie
James Doyle
Harry F. Doyle
C. L. Taylor
Beginning of the End for Russia in Sea Battle Reports
Naval experts say the Russian losses on Saturday and Sunday mark the start of Russia seeking peace. Admiral Togo reports sinking two battleships two coast defenders one special service ship and three destroyers and capturing two battleships one coast defender one special service ship one destroyer and 2,000 men. Dewey calls it the beginning of the end and attributes Japanese victory to training, readiness, and torpedo boat disruption. Nebogatoff reportedly captured. Rojestvensky may have escaped with 3,000 prisoners taken.
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Nagashi
Sians
Washington
Russia
Dewey
Rojestvensky
Port Arthur
Tokio
Nebogatoff
Nagasaki
Japan
Vladivostok
Korean
Sea of Japan
Tsushima
Russian Fleet Annihilated in Korea Strait Battle
Reports from Nagasaki and St. Petersburg detail heavy losses for Admiral Rozestvensky's fleet. Twelve ships sunk or captured, two transports and two torpedo boat destroyers sunk, with several battleships damaged. Rumor says flagship Kniaz Suvaroff may be sunk. Japanese losses include one cruiser and several torpedo boats. Public reaction in Russia remains subdued and skeptical of defeat claims.
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Straits of Korea
St. Petersburg
Korean Straits
Rojestvensky
United States
Washington
Charles Harris
Nagasaki
Admiralty
Borodino
Imperator
Alexander III
Dmitri Donski
Nahkinoff
Vladimir Monomakh
Kniaz Suvaroff
Orel
Washington Cable Dispatch On Sinking Report
Washington reports that Minister Griscom at Tokyo cabled today that Ad Age reports a submarine incident with a vessel sunk. Details are unclear, with confirmation pending from official sources.
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Washington
Griscom
Tokio
Adge
Japanese Sink Russian Fleet Reported at Port Arthur
London May 29 report says semi official advices state Japan has sunk the battleships Kniaz Souvaroff and Oslibia and several cruisers. The battleship Oriel is also said to have been lost. It is reported Rosestvensky wounded.
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London
Central News Agency
St. Petersburg
Kniaz
Souvaroff
Oslibia
Oriel
Rosestvensky
Russians suffer heavy losses in naval clash stated
London reports experts estimating about five thousand Russians killed with ships destroyed or captured totaling 75 000 tons displacement and a cost of at least 25 million dollars.
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London
Russian Fleet Defeated at Tsushima Sea
London reports the Russian Baltic fleet defeated by Admiral Togo near Japan. Oridino and Orel sunk. three czarist cruisers lost. a repair ship destroyed. Togo secures Tsushima Strait, halting Rozestvensky’s Vladivostok dash and ending Russian naval pretensions in the Orient. The full tally awaits official casualty and loss details.
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London
Orient
Rosesvensky
Togo
China
Japan
Oridino
Orel Hae
Japanese Captures Russian Battleship and Damages Kniaz Souvaroff
Advices from Tokio report the Japanese have captured the Russian battleship Sissoi Veliki in addition to ships already named. Kniaz Souvaroff, Rojestvenskys flagship, is badly damaged and may not reach Vladivostok.
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Washington
Navy Department
Tokio
Sissoi Veliki
Kniaz
Woodmen Unveiling Draws Delegations and Half-Rate Fare
Sedalia camp plans unveiling of five monuments and a Woodmen Circle marker next Sunday. The M T offered special round trip rates from Nevada and points south of Sedalia and from Boonville and midway to that city. About 100 Woodmen from Sedalia will attend alongside delegations from other towns. Monuments honor Frances J. Smith D. M. Overstreet E. F. Gresham A. L. Casebeer B. J. Carner and Minnie Long.
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Nevada
Sedalia
Boonville
Clinton
Ed Sheds
Woodmen Circle
O Keefe and Fitzgerald Set For Ten Round Indianapolis Bout
Chicago lightweight Jack O Keefe faces Brooklyn foe Willie Fitzgerald in a ten round match at the Indianapolis Auditorium. Both fighters are among the best lightweights in the country and enter in good condition, promising a lively bout once the gong sounds.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jack O'Keefe
Chicago
Willie Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Services At County Home Conducted By Rev E A Neville
The Rev. E. A. Neville rector of Calvary parish conducted religious services at the county home on Sunday. The report notes attendance and the orderly conduct of the gathering.
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County Home
E. A. Neville
Calvary Parish
Supreme Court Adjournment Plans for October Start
Washington May 29 The supreme court held its last sitting for the term and at 4 pm Chief Justice Fuller will announce adjournment until October as most justices begin summer vacations in the coming week.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Fuller
Washington
Funeral of Mrs Potter in Memory of Father Collose
Funeral services for Mrs Potter are announced with memorials to honor her. A family obituary notes the service will be held with religious rites and interment to follow at a local cemetery, honoring her late father Collose.
Memorial for F N Finney to rise in Oberlin
The president of the M and T lines, F N Finney, will oversee a splendid memorial at Oberlin. Later, Sedalia mourns the loss of one of its most beloved residents laid to rest this afternoon.
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Sedalia
Memorial Chapel Planned For Oberlin By Finney Heir
F. N. Finney, president of the M. K. and T. railway, plans a $100,000 memorial chapel at Oberlin College in memory of his father Rev. Charles G. Finney. The design by Cass Gilbert features Berea stone, Italian style, five entrances, and modern amenities. Ground is to be broken soon with Finney to attend dedication.
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Erecyn
Oberlin College
Frederick N. Finney
M. K. and T. Railroad
Wainwright
Charles G. Finney
Buckeye
Oberlin
Congregational Church
Mr. Finney
Berea
Cass Gilbert
St. Louis
Memorial Sermon for Departed Veterans and Sisters
A large gathering at Calvary Episcopal Church heard Rev. Edmund A. Neville’s sermon The Old Soldiers Triumph during memorial services for George R. Smith post members and dead Sisters of the Women’s Relief Corps. The music program was praised and cemetery services are planned if weather allows. rain would move the program to the courthouse.
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Vary Episcopal Church
George R. Smith Post
the Women’s Relief Corps
Neville
Court House
French Boat Goes Down Near Montreal
A special dispatch from Montreal reports a French fishing steamer has gone down with unknown details and no immediate information on survivors or exact location. The incident adds to maritime dangers faced by crews in the region.
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Scripps-McRae Press Assn
Buffalo
N.Y
Montreal
Confirmation at St Patrick’s church by Bishop Lillis
A class of sixty eight received confirmation at St Patrick’s chapel today at 11:30 a.m. with Rt. Rev. Bishop Lillis of Kansas City in charge. Visiting priests attended, including Fr. Michael McGuier of Kansas City and Fr. M J O’Reilly, Fr. William Haverstadt of Montrose, Fr. Kilkenny of Warrensburg, and Fr. B R McNam ee of Pierce City, succeeding Fr. D Healy in Sedalia.
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Michael McGuier
Kansas City
M. J. O’reilly
Lillis
St. Patrick’s Church
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Montrose
Kilkenny
Warrensburg
B. R. McNamee
Pierce City
D. Healy
Sedalia
Candidate lineup grows for Carnival Queen contest
The Eagles added Miss Lucile Tanner to the Carnival Queen race while Miss Blanche Donahue withdrew. At 3 p m the tally showed Miss Cross leading followed by Miss Frieme and Miss Baby with Bard's drug store votes excluded from the count.
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Lucile Tanner
Blanche Donahue
Bard's
Sedalia Falls 3 2 in Tight Oklahoma City Match
Oklahoma City April 29 May 29 The Sedalia team forfeited the game to allow an early train to Leavenworth for a double header tomorrow Halla and Westcott faced off in a fast hard fought contest on the local field with brilliant fielding Neither side scored until the eighth Sedalia rallied two baserunners Oklahoma City answered in the same inning and added two more runs in the ninth final score 3 to 2 in favor of Oklahoma City
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Sedalia
Oklahoma City
Circuit Court Dismissals Include Gallie vs Gallie
Court entries show Stirling Gallie and others versus John B Gallie on an accounting suit dismissed. E E Jones sues Walter Mitenae with the case continuing.
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Stirling Gallie
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