Russia Faces Open Army Revolt Over Naval Defeat
A telegram from Gen Linevitch reports demoralization after Tsushima. Emper or Nicholas faces a grave crisis as soldiers blame the government, sparking calls for peace or a national assembly. Ministers, generals, and admirals favor ending the war, with rumors of the czar resigning and the imperial family consultin g on the path forward.
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St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Linevitch
Nicholas
Russia
Czar
Togo
Moujiks
Tsushima
Winter Palace
Clarsy
M. Souverine
Novoe Vremya
Admiral Alexieff
The
Slovo
England
America
Japan
Tsarskoe- Selo
Naval Department
Michael
Frederick William
Germany
Grand
Vladimir
Prince Obolensky
M. de Witte
Count Lamadorf
Grand Dules
Tropoff
Foreigners throng to America s shores
Washington reports rapid rise in immigration for the first half of 1905 with 621,320 entrants, a 29 percent jump over 1903 and 176,941 more than the same period last year. Russia immigration surged, Italians lead arrivals, and debarments fell 23 percent in April.
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Washington
Russia
Italy
Hungary
Austria
Denmark
Germany
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
New York
Results of Baseball Games Across Leagues
National League scores show Cincinnati 11 Chicago 10 in one game and 3 2 in another. New York 3 Brooklyn 0. Boston 0 Philadelphia 6. American League highlights include Chicago 28 Detroit 0 and New York 8 Philadelphia 3. Other matches list Cleveland 12 St Louis 0, Columbus 2 Louisville 1, Kansas City 2 Milwaukee 8 led by various battery combos. Central and Eye leagues feature several results such as Wheeling 0 vs Washington 6 and Springfield 3 Dubuque 0.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Ewing
Phelps
Briggs
Kiing
Batterley
Overall
Schiel
Pfeffer
O'Neill
New York
Brooklyn
Taylor and Bresnahan
McIntyre and Ritter
Pittsburg
Louis
Flaherty
Phillippe
Garisch
Kellum
Egan
Warner
Boston
Philadelphia
Willis
Moran
Duggleby
Kahose
Detroit
Owen and Sullivan
Kitson
Drill
Philadephia
Render
Henley and Schreck
Hogg and McGuire
Cleveland
St. Louis
Moore
Buelow
Glade
Morgan and Weaver
Jewer Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Trainnavoke
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Rock Ilang
Theraport
Bloomington
Yoecatur
Dubuque
Ceanr Rapids
Springfield
Peoria
Wheeling
Wasion
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Paper Combine Is Dissolved in Midwest Mills
Appleton Wisconsin June 1 The Interstate Paper company including every book paper mill in Indiana Ohio Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin has dissolved. The action was decided at a Chicago meeting a prominent manufacturer said the attack on the General Paper company did not influence Interstate’s decision.
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Appleton, Wis
Interstate Paper Company
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
General Paper Company
Interstate
St Louis Bank Under Government Oversight After Fraud Order Looms
Secretary Swanger assumes control of People’s United States Bank in St Louis amid reports of misrepresentation and misstatement by E G Lewis. Conditions to reopen include repaying $411,000 loans, replacing Lewis’s all‑employee board, separating Lewis enterprises from the bank, and enrolling all 90,000 stockholders with residences and holdings. Police and bank examiners cite heavy promotion expenses and unsecured loans linked to Lewis’s publishing ventures.
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St. Louis
Post Office Department
United States
Goodwin
Washington
People’s United States Bank
Cook and Nicolls
Swanger
E. G. Lewis
Woman's Magazine
Lewis
Lewis Publishing Company
Secretary of State
Stice, Fulton and Sullivan
Woman Gets Another Chance in Rogers Homicide
Montpelier V I June 1 Chief Justice Rowell of the state supreme court refused to grant a writ of error in the Mrs Mary M Rogers death murder case Gov Bell announced a brief reprieve to allow attorneys to seek relief from a United States Supreme Court justice Rowell said no federal question involved
Poolrooms Are Enjoined in Covington Court Action
Covington poolroom owners and operators are enjoined by Judge William Men Bhaw of the Kenton circuit court. The injunction was sought on the grounds that poolrooms constitute a common nuisance.
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Covington
William Men, Bhaw
Kenton
Negro Detective Is Shot in Mobile Ambush
Calvin Childs, a colored deputy sheriff and railroad detective, was shot and killed in Mobile on June 1 by Robert Crenshaw, a colored man with a pending warrant.
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Mobile
Ala
Calvin Childs
The
Southern Railway
Robert Crenshaw
Abe Hummel to Be Tried in Dodge Morse Case
New York June 1 Justice Davy denied Abraham Hummel's motion to quash the indictment tied to the Dodge Morse divorce case. The case proceeds to trial on Monday.
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Abe Hummel
New York
Abraham Hummel
Dodge- Morse
Justice Davy
Japan Orders Electrical Supplies Rush Contracts
New York firms have been awarded rush contracts totaling $5,000,000 to supply electrical materials for the Japanese government on June 1.
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Japan
New York
Jump Into Scioto River Ends Waverly Merchant's Life
Henry Stahler a leading merchant in Waverly Ohio leaped from a bridge into the Scioto River and died by his own hand on June 1. Local authorities report the tragedy as a possible suicide. The community mourns the loss of a prominent businessman and civic figure.
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Scioto River
Waverly
Ohio
Henry Stahler
Body Found in Central Park Lake New York
Police recovered the body of Josephine Tauber from Central Park Lake on June 1. Her mother was restrained by officers to prevent suicide as officers retrieved the victim from the water.
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Park Lake
New York
Josephine Tauber
Central Park
Jealous Husband Attacks Wife in Bed in Piqua
In Piqua Ohio on June 1 Shawn Arrington cut his wife’s throat while she lay in bed Jealousy named as the motive He was arrested for the attack to the authorities and is held for further proceedings
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Piqua
Ohio
Shawn Arrington
Corn Growth Very Slow Across Principal States
Washington June 1. General weekly crop summary notes very slow corn germination and growth due to cool weather. Replanting likely. overflows hurt central gulf states. Wheat shows slight deterioration but eastern districts remain promising. Rust and blackheads appear in Illinois and Kentucky reports. hay outlook promising.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Tennessee
Texas
South Dakota
Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Missouri Valley
Ohio Valley
Corn
Central
Gulf States
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessea
Ohio
Kentucky
Missouri
Illinois
California
Oregon
Minnesota
North Dakota
North Pacific Coast
Dakotas
Nebraska
Middle Atlantic
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Damyrosch Fined After Union Admission Ruling
New York June 1 The dispute between Walter Damyrosch and the Mutual Musical Protective Union ends for now. President Weber of the American Federation of Musicians orders five French musicians admitted to the union and fines Pamrosch $1000 for failing to advertise vacancies in the New York symphony orchestra, limiting competition here.
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New York
Walter Damyrosch
Mutual Musical Protective Union of
Weber
American Federation of Musicians
Pamrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Greater Cairo Building and Loan gets incorporation permit
The auditor of public accounts granted a permit to incorporate the Greater Cairo Building and Loan Association of Cairo with capital stock of 1 million dollars and a corporate duration of ninety nine years.
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New Building Association
Springfeld
Auditor of Public Accounts
Greater
Vice President Fairbanks Welcomed in Seattle Speech
Vice President Fairbanks and party arrived by special Great Northern car in Seattle on June 1. Hundreds greeted them at the station and Fairbanks delivered a short address to the crowd.
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Fairbanks
Seattle
Wash
Great Northern
Adulteration of Dairy Products Explained in Depth
The article outlines broad meanings of dairy adulteration under law, detailing water addition as a common method and preservative use as more harmful. It describes butter adulteration with neutral oil or over‑heating to increase water or casein, producing a cheese like texture, and notes cheese adulteration via skim milk techniques and mislabeling three per cent milk as full cream.
Science of the Balanced Ration at Dai ry Convention
At a dairymen convention a speaker described the balanced ration. He said protein must meet the body’s ongoing energy needs from muscle movement heart action and breathing and increase with work. Carbohydrates and fats supply heat to keep body temperature near 98 F in cattle and humans. The science lies in providing enough protein to replace protoplasm waste and sufficient carbohydrates and fats to maintain body heat.
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Dairymen
Clover and Corn Fodder Feed Debate Emerges
The article notes corn for dairy cattle is less economical as a bulk feed. It urges cheap feeds dominated by clover and corn fodder, with clover supplying protein and stalks supplying carbohydrates. It warns that affordable concentrates are not yet found and prices may stay high.
North Dakota Passes Dairy Inspection Law
A new North Dakota law sets dairy creamery inspection as a state duty and licenses creameries cheese factories and renovated butter plants. The inspector becomes an instructor and must enforce all current and future dairy laws.
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North Dakota
Wisconsin Stallion Law Signed by Governor and Enacted
Wisconsin passes a stallion breeding act drafted by Dr Alexander of the College of Agriculture. The law requires stallion owners to enroll name pedigree and certificate with the department, disclose breeding to customers, post certificates at stables, and pay fees for enrollment and licensing. Violations carry a $60 fine.
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Wisconsin
Wise
Alexander
College of Agriculture
Wiscoig College of Agriculture
Wiscosin
Agricultural. College
Veterinary College
Department of Horse Breeding
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
College of Agriculture, University of Wisconsin
Buying the Feeder for Highpriced Beef Quality
Edward Philbrick notes cattle selection hinges on animal length, width, and flashy appearance to ensure highpriced cuts. A deep body, strong back, short neck, broad head, and good digestive power are essential for rapid meat gain, while poor length or width reduces value.
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Edward Philbrick
Farmera’ Review
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Ministers of War and Marine
Sviet
Novosti
Bourse Gazette
Russ
U. S
Intestate Company
Postoffice Department
Lewie
Supreme Court Justice
Rust
Ilinois
Musician's Union
Walter Damrosch
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