Admiral Rojestvensky Captured After Sea of Japan Battle
Tokyo reports Admiral Rojestvensky is a Japanese prisoner with a fractured skull and multiple wounds. Vice Admiral Voelkersam is believed dead. Togo confirms the sea battle near Okino and Orleung islands. Enquist captured. Russian losses exceed 3,000 prisoners, Japan sustains minor losses.
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Tokio
Rojestvensky
Voelkersam
Eaquiet
Togo
Okino Island
Orleung Island
Sea of Japan
Enquist
New Trolley Line Project Near Jackson and Adrian
A group of eastern investors led by Charles B Hole H Randall Charles Barlow E H Spaulding Abram Paradise plan a trolley line from Jackson to Adrian connecting with the Toledo and Western. Detroit promoters S F Angus and J D Hawks control related routes and will operate the Adrian Jackson line to allow through cars from Toledo to Lansing.
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Jackson, Mich
Charles B. Hole
New York
H. L. Randall
New Milford
Conn
Charles Barlow
New Haven
E. H. Spaulding
New London
Abram Paradise
Brooklyn
Jackson
Adrian Mich
Adrian
Toledo and Western
F. Angus
J. D. Hawks
Detroit
Ypai- Tanti
Ann Arbor
Adrian-Jackson
Toledo
Lansing
Mich
Patterson barred from stage in Pennsylvania by judge
Nan Patterson is restrained from appearing on stage in Pennsylvania by an order issued on application by Irving E. Pinover of New York before a Wilkesbarre judge. The Lake Mohawk conference is in session discussing international arbitration. The ocean yacht race announces additional arrivals in order: Valhalla Endy Hildegarde Sunbeam Fleur de 3.
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Nan Patterson
Irving E. Pinover
New York
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
Lake Mohawk
Valhalla
Endy
Hildegarde
Sunbeam
Fleur de 3
Russian Losses Mount In Sea Battle With Prisoners Taken
The Evening Journal reports 7 000 to 9 000 Russian dead in the sea battle. Admiral Voelkerson was killed aboard the battleship Oslabya. Shanghai dispatch notes hospital ships Orel and Kastroma captured and sent to Sasebo for Hague convention infringement.
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Tokio
The
Evening Journal
Voelkerson
Oslabya
Shanghai
Orel
Kastroma
Sasebo
Russian cruisers Rossea and Gramo bol sunk
Nagasaki reports Russian armored cruisers Rossea and Gramo bol sunk by torpedo boats. About 3400 Russian naval prisoners landed. Three damaged vessels drifted ashore off Nogato province coast.
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Nagasaki
Evening Journal
Rossea
Gramobol
Nogato
Russian Warships Off Honshin Await Capture
London dispatch reports three Russian warships Izumrud Kailaz Souvaroff and Aurora types reaching Honshin coast Japan and expected to be captured by authorities according to the Daily Telegraph Tokio correspondent.
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London
The
Evening Journal
Daily Telegraph
Tokio
Aurora
Honshin
Japan
Bonaparte Named Navy Secretary as Morton Resigns
President Roosevelt announces Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore will become secretary of the navy to replace Paul Morton who plans to quit July 1 to oversee New York subway plans. Shaw expected to stay awhile. Moody's retirement uncertain. Bonaparte, a close adviser, will handle national concerns and postal fraud investigations with Holmes Conrad.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Paul Morton
New York
Bonaparte
Morton
Holmes Conrad
Morton to retire as secretary in July amid transit plans
The article notes Paul Morton will resign from the cabinet on July 1 2005 after a meeting with the president. He plans to live in New York and join Thomas F Ryan to pursue a comprehensive underground rapid transit system for New York City, linking with existing surface lines. Ryan, a major New York financier, supported Judge Parker in the last election.
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Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Mortons
Morton
William T. Moody
Massachusetts
Paul Morton
New York
Thos. F. Ryan
Plana
New York City
Ryan
Judge Parker
Letter warns of trouble near Cameron dam over Dietz
Park Falls village records a letter from Jhio Rivsteiner a posse member near John Deitz home at Cameron dam noting sightings of Dieta from a distance and predicting imminent trouble with orders to bring Dietz in dead or alive as the chief marshal heads to Madison for further directives.
Son begs to die with father for slain state senator
Cullman Alabama June 1 John Williams sentenced to death for murdering State Senator K. R. L. Hipp. Williams' son Frank twenty pleaded with the court to allow him to be hanged with his father. Williams a farmer shot Hipp during a property levy attempt by Hipp and a deputy sheriff.
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Cullman
Ala
John Willames
KR. L. Hipp
Williams
Frank
Hipp
Murder at a Soldiers Home in Dodge City
On June 1 at the Soldiers Home near Dodge City in Louisiana Daniel Truax shot and killed Herman Luts and John Lee after the latter took a supply of whisky Truax had brought from the city. He was drunk at the time and jailed in Dodge City. All three men were old soldiers.
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Dodge City
Daniel Truax
Herman Luts
Jotn Lee
Truax
Old World Beauty Standards Across Nations
The London Standard notes artists seek specific traits from various nationalities: Spanish girls for overall beauty and symmetry, rural Irish daughters as strong second, English maidens for pretty faces and graceful throats, Greeks for perfect arms, Turkish haremwomen for dainty bands, Italians for proportion and beauty, with Frenchwomen deemed too thin and vivacious and German women for face and limbs considered commonplace.
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Spain
Ireland
Italy
After the Honeymoon We Must Try to Keep Up Appearances
Dialogue suggests a couple debating public image and fear of social failure after marriage. The exchange notes concern about friends discovering their marriage is failing and an insistence on maintaining appearances despite personal dissatisfaction.
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New York Press
Flood Drowns Woman and Two Children Near Heppner
Heavy rain at Rhea twelve miles south of Heppner Oregon caused the deaths of Mrs. J. R. Nunetmaker and her youngest child and two children of A. R. Cox who were swept away and drowned by rising floodwaters.
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Heppner
Ore
Rhea
Here
J. R. Nunetmaker
A. RB. Cox
Vermont Chief Justice Refuses Writ in Rodgers Case
Montpelier June 1 Chief Justice Rowell of the state supreme court refuses to grant a writ of error in the case of Mrs Mary M Rodgers condemned to death for the murder of her husband Governor Bell however Governor Bell has announced he will grant the clemency request or reprieve in due course as the case proceeds.
Reprieve Granted For Time To Seek Supreme Court Appeal
A woman was granted another brief reprieve to allow her attorneys to present the matter before a United States Supreme Court justice. The stay offers temporary delay while further legal avenues are explored.
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United States Supreme Court
Spaweh brothers captured after deputy siege near Trenton
In Trenton on June 14 a report says Arthur and William Spaugh, charged with killing Iron County Sheriff Polk, were seized in a Hillie cabin ten miles northeast of town after deputies surrounded it. An informant says Arthur was wounded in the arm during the raid.
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Trenton
Hessenger Hee
Arthur
William Spaweh
Polk
Iron County
Hille
Here
Spaugh Brothers
Disaster at sea note found on Dam Neck beach
A bottle with a note was found on Dam Neck beach near the North Carolina coast describing a schooner Phantom struck by an outgoing steamer Bodeon and sinking while sending a mail boat away. The note's vessel names do not match maritime records. The entry also mentions a boycott stance by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and a domestic remark about a strained marriage.
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Norfolk
Dam Neck
North Carolina
Phantom
Bodeon
Honda
A. Jones
Market summary of Chicago cattle hogs and sheep prices 1905
Chicago market report from June 1905 shows brisk cattle trading with steady to higher tendencies. Hogs receipts and shipments tallied large for the month with slow to steady demand. prices ranged roughly from 5.10 to 6.30 for various hog types. Cattle and sheep receipts indicated steady levels with mixed packers and shipping grades prime among reported figures.
Rockefeller Denouncement Sparks Baptist Debate
A Calvary Baptist pastor in New York defends John D. Rockefeller Jr. amid Criticism over a $100,000 gift to the American Board. The Rev Dr Robert Stuart Mace Arthur asserts many charges stem from half truths, praising Rockefeller as a leader of business and faith while noting some company actions occurred without his knowledge. The piece argues Baptists should not misjudge Rockefeller’s motives or integrity based on disputes over ethics and donations.
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New York
Join DD. Rockefeller
American Board of Commissioners For
Robert Stuart Mace Arthur
Calvary Baptist Church
Examiner
Mr. Rockyfell
Baptiste
Man Arthur
Rockefeller
Inilusnes
Standard OI
Rockefellers
Standard OU
Tnitacou
Rockefellar
Rockefeller Defends His Character Against Critics
The article quotes Rev. Dr. MacArthur defending John D. Rockefeller from attacks tied to a decades old contract with a Standard agent. It catalogs Rockefeller’s generosity and forebearance, denies denigration of the Baptist church, and cites endorsements by Rockefeller supporters including supporters like Dartmouth president Dr. Tucker.
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Dr. Gladden
Ohio
Standard
Rockefeller
William J. Tucker
Dartmouth College
Northern Securities
Supreme Court docket for term closes with 402 disposed
During the term of the supreme court of the United States which closed last Monday 400 cases were docketed and 402 cases were disposed of. Vice President Fairbanks and party have arrived at Portland Ore.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Fairbanks
Portland
Ore
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