Russia to Be Notified of US Mediation Status
Russia will be officially informed how ready the United States is to mediate peace talks with Japan. Count Cassini plans a White House visit to press the issue, with the aim of signaling American willingness to aid negotiations if Moscow authorizes it. The talks hinge on Russia’s prompting and Tokyo’s acceptance of third‑party mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Japan
Var
Count Cassie
White House
Todas
Count Cassini
Bolin
St Perrsburg
Cassi
Sternburg
Count Cissat
Eion Speck von Sternburg
Washington
Mi Sakthira Bis
Tokyo
Flere
Juud Rossii
Roosevele
Tt Tre
Cbat
Mio
Cura
Neil Vn Tory
Teno
Igent
Takihira
Marine Band
White Lot
Fenway's
New York
Voelkersan Killed in Battle Near Combi Tower
The report states Voelkersan was killed May 27 during a battle at Combis tower. Admiral Othe Sam, commander of the Puttap quadron of the Russian fleet, was noted among the slain. The sinking of vessel Oslingt by Japanese torpedo boats is mentioned, and Rojestvensky’s fleet is described as moving to duty with several ships lost or disabled.
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Howe
Othe Sam
Combis
Serimral Vorther Am
Russuer Rent
Oaltugat
Adair I Rojestvensky
Hoetkersnin
North Sea
Japaniss
Nagasaki
Rojastvensky
Sasebo
Tokyo
Rojentvensky
Notice of marriage and death notices across papers
A listing notes marriage and death notices appear in multiple newspapers with no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. It references major papers including New York Times, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Chicago Record Herald, Pittsburgh Dispatch, St Louis Republic, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington Post
NEW York Times
Boston Globe
Burfalo
Cinsatl Enquirer
Chago Record Abrald
Prigadeltana
Ledoia
PIT Blrg
Dispatur
Jouval
Toe &Ter Herald
ST Louis Raplulic
EL Racl
SE Post Standard
ST Pail
Pionffr Press
Mns
NS Clentland Plain Dealer
William Lef Funeral Director and Embalmer
William Lef and R F Harvey's Sons advertise funeral and embalming services in Northampton. Modest prices, commodious chapel and modern crematorium offered with telephone contact.
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William Lef
Carl
Isah Sear
R.F. Harvey
Notious Chapel
Northamp
Survivor recounts Borodino's final fight and sinking
The Borodino endured fierce Japanese attack with wrecked machine guns, raging fire, and heavy casualties. Despite heroic use of after guns, torpedoes and a torpedo-boat flotilla, the ship sank after an explosion as survivors were rescued by Kasuga and other destroyers.
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Borodino
Kasuga
Cruiser Izumrud Blown Up Near Vladivostok Battle
Reports to the Emperor detail the loss of the cruiser Izumrud after a battle at the entrance to Vladimir Bay. Captain Baron Vergen dated June 1 states the ship blew up at the bay entrance after attempting to reach Vladivostok with limited coal. Baron Ferzen confirms the vessel could not be saved and that the crew was evacuated before the explosion. The ship, built in St Petersburg, launched 1908, displaced about 2106 tons with 17,000 indicated horsepower.
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Petersburg
Grand Duke
Alexis
Izumrud
Baron Vergen
Vladimir Bay
Baron Ferzen
Vladivostok
St Petersburg
Vladisostok
Nevekyards
Japanese Victory Annuls Russian Fleet in May Battle
Tokyo reports Admiral Togo’s forces destroyed or captured eight battleships and three armoured cruisers. Admiral Rozhestvensky wounded and held prisoner. Russian ships Navarin, Svietlana, and others sunk or disabled. Japanese casualties under 800. Victory praised by Emperor and Bank of Japan staff. morale boosts amid broader war effort.
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Tokyo
Togo
Navy Department
Vladivostok
China
Admiiral Rojestvensky
Oslabya
Bight
Sissot Veliky
Sissot Veliky .the Armored Cruisers Admiral Nakhimoft
Vladimir Monomach
Tsu Islands
Shirano
Yawata
Pathan
Ado
Ite
Trarestvensky
Tr 1G
Rosenevensky
Army Under Suspicion in Manchuria Reports Executions
The St Petersburg Standard correspondent cites private Manchuria letters claiming Gen Lineviteh executed 26 officers and 30 men for distributing proclamations. The note also mentions Tsarskoe Belo rumors and a council discussion on a Japanese Baltic expedition.
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Speeing
Washington Post
London
St Petersburg
The
Standard
Manchuria
Lineviteh
Tsarskoe Belo
Baltic
Togo Praises Imperial Virtues After Victory
Admiral Togo replies to the Imperial rescript praising his sailors and credits the victory to the virtue of His Majesty and the protection of ancestral spirits. He promises faithfulness and obedience to the imperial will as the combined fleet faced a perilous battle in the Korean Strait.
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Tokyo
Togo
Sayar
Korean Strait
Sani
Russian Losses Rise in Battle and Ship Hits
Cable reports from Washington and Tokyo place Russian losses near 7,000 with over six prisoners. Captured battleships Orel and Emperor Nicholas badly damaged and slated for immediate service with crews assigned. Rumors in St Petersburg claim the Emperor’s death, later denied. the Yashima was sunk by a mine May 15 during Port Arthur blockade.
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Cimatcn
Waanington Post
Tokyo
L—A
Ore
Emperor Nicholas
Yashima
Navy Department
Port Arthur
Henry Charles Richards Died in London at 76
Henry Charles Richards Conservative MP for East Finsbury and advocate of old age pensions died in London of heart disease. Born 1361 El Paso Texas, his death was announced June 1. Also noted were other obituaries and ship movements from June 1 including C W Kindrick and Mgr Innocent.
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London
Henry Charles Richards
East Finsbury
el Paso
Tex
C. W. Kindrick
United States
Ciudad Juaras
Broxico
Kindrick
New Orleans
Deaths of Montgomery County and Boston residents in June report
A June death list records names and ages from Montgomery County and Boston including Angelo Ambroai 29 days and Maggie Fox 46 years, with many entries noting street addresses and hospitals such as Washington Unit Hospital and Children's Hospital. Notable entries include Sallie Amby, Mario Robbins of Brocklice Mase, and Elizabeth MO Brien among others.
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August Hecord
Alice N Holt
Montgomery County
Lemuel E Tait
Elizabeth MO Brien
William Queen
Bertha Jolson
Oscar J Myers
Minne
Joyce Luis Pringipe Andlizabeth Potiie
Laurence A Janney
Boston
Maza
Mario Robbins
Brocklice
Mase
Ernest Howe
Anne G Witeon Jerse L
Nicholas
Govana Md
Sallie Amby
Cambridge
Thomas B Yeager, Jr
Eda Johnson
Angelo Ambroai
St. Ne
Willams
Bell Geo Wash
William J Campbel
Anfant of
Roche Caster
Annie
St Se
Settle
St Ce
Nora Taylor Columbia Hospital
Lowa H Yering
Eusabeth B. Watkins
Chapin
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Cassini
Voelkersan
Fellim
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
John R. Wricht Co
George FP. Zarhorst
Pmbalmer Penarai
Capital St
Terhone
Brrhive
Hechts
Hecht
Philadelphia
P. K
Buster Brown
Izameud
Navarin
Niltaka
Otana
Svietlana
Chappyan Bay
Nilaka
Almaz
Aurora
Jemtchus
Tokalon Wire
Shane Hain
S14
Ldth Bt
Mikrdo
Czar
St. Petersburg
Ontrae
Belgrade
Mgr Innocent
Bervia
Hamburg
Plymouth
Cherbourg
la Lorraine
Havre
Bremen
Arrivad
Prinsear Alice
Kaiser Wilhelm IT
Southampton
Queenstyne
Liverpool
Queenstown
Seventh Street
Health Office Record
Hattie M. Shacklette
Eleventh
St. N. W
Morton C. Stout & CO
Serges
Noron
Affleck’s Drug Store
Penna. Ave
Roohdels
Washington Gas Light CO
10Th St. N. W
Elongham
Dan ‘Enor & Gish
Buckingham
TRE Sunday Post
Hubs Furniture CO
A.collins
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