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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
2
C N W Ry timetable lists arrivals from the east and west with departures for the same routes. Notable trains include the Chicago Express and several mail and passenger services with daily or semi weekly schedules, plus connections at Black Valley Junction and links to Redfield.
Rear Admiral Enquist commands the heavy cruiser squadron aboard the Aurora with Oleg and Jemtchug arriving at Manila. Many wounded sailors are aboard the ships and are expected to be treated there for the duration of the war. Admiral Train and his flagship Ohio with Wisconsin Oregon Raleigh and Cincinnati followed outside Corregidor Island as the Aurora saluted.
Instructions to Governor Wright refuse permission to repair and restore vessels damaged in battle at sea. The ships must depart in their present condition or be interned.
Washington reports Vice Admiral Train sighted the Aurora Oleg and Jemtchug near Lingayen gulf and escorted the wounded to Manila. Taft rules sea repairs unavailable. ships may be interned or sent to sea, under strict neutrality. Takahira expresses confidence in U S policy.
Reports from St. Petersburg state that Nebogatoff’s ships ran out of ammunition when he surrendered under naval rules. Other conditions cited include insufficient crew to maneuver, or a ship burning near sinking. Mutiny rumors persist though the admiralty offers no confirmation. some sailors mutinied off Madagascar and were shot by orders of Rojestvensky.
Tokio reports Rear Admiral Ro jestvensky resting well with no dangerous symptoms and a swift recovery appears certain. Officers of the Russian battleship Ones refuse parole and have been granted another day to decide the matter.
In St Petersburg on June 6 officials said Count Cassini described the Washington discussion as informal and Russia’s reply would be informal as well. They doubted any peace move while the war is pressed and expect another land battle before any settlement. Ambassador Meyer gave no new dispatches.
Tokio reports Vice Admiral Togo visited Vice Admiral Rojestvensky at the Sasebo naval hospital on Saturday to offer sympathy for wounds and praise the Russians courage. Rojestvensky expressed gratitude, congratulated Japan on its sailors. Nebogatoff unlikely to sign parole.
Vessels of the Russian volunteer fleet overhaul merchantmen north east of Hongkong, reports the British steamer Pingley. The Ping Suev commander says he saw four steamers over Bay fifty miles from port by two volunteer fleet steamers.
In Chicago on June 6 Judge Kersten fixed the date of execution for Jo hann Hoch known as Bluebeard. Hoch was previously sentenced to death by hanging and the judge set the final date for June 23.
June 6 dispatch reports the Russian left flank has advanced slightly in Gunshu Pass Manchuria while the overall situation remains otherwise unchanged.
The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Honefanger, resident of Springfield and inmate at the state hospital, was found on the Little Miami railroad track with her head severed. Local authorities suppose she committed self destruction.
Very low excursion fares to Indianapolis Indiana to be sold July 19 through 22 with favorable return limits due to the National Turnfest North American Gymnastic Union. Tickets via the Chicago and North Western Railway. Also low rates to Denver via the North Western Line for June 30 to July 4 with favorable return limits for the International Epworth League Convention. Apply to Chicago and North Western agents.
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