Torpedo Boats Helped Deliver Knockout to Russia
Washington reports a Tokyo cable declaring the Japanese fleet annihilated much of the Russian force in the May 27 battle. It says battleships and cruisers were sunk or damaged, torpedo operations decisive, with Russian vessels including Izumrud and Navarin reported sunk or disabled.
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Washington
State Belt
Tokio
Aurora
Almas
Navy Department
Oslabya
Alihe
Risso Veliky
Nakhimoff
Visdimir Monomach
Viof
Tea Islands
Shirano
Yawata
Taina
Sado
Navarin
Vivors
Eopey
Nilaka
Otewa
Smetlana
Cherk
Chappyan Bay
Niitaka
Almaz
Fate of Olibamia crew uncertain near Nagasaki
June 1 Nagasaki reports the fate of the remaining crew of the British steamer Olibamia is unclear. They were aboard the Russian battleship Orel, with suspicions that the Russian ships Rousia and Gromogol were sunk by torpedo boats.
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Nagasaki
Olibamia
Boant
Orel
Ers Rousia
Gromogol
Terms of parole for Russian officers in Japan
Tokio June 1 reports the emperor plans to grant parole to Russian officers captured at the Sea of Japan battle on May 27 and to those taken at the Port Arthur surrender. An officer of the battleship Borodino was captured. the Daily Telegraph notes the situation.
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St Petersburg
Today
Paris
Cnpt
Beré
Lompard
St Peters‘burg
Russia
France
Japan
Tokio
Jane
Sea of Japan
Menthal
Port Arthur
Sind
Washington
State Department
Griscom
Voelkersham
Voelkersam
Cronstadt
Rojestvensky
Voekersamn
North Sea
Jestvensky
Prize Crew Seizes Japanese Steamer Daixhen Near Nagasaki
On June 1 in the Nagasaki area a squadron of Bussian torpedo boats from Visdivestok captured the Japanese steamer Daixhen of about 700 tons from Hokkaido. A prize crew of thirteen men was placed aboard with orders to...
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Nagasaki
Bussian
Visdivestok
Daixhen
Tone
Hokaido
Japan
Fire at lodging house injures four firemen in South End
In Boston at 2010 Washington Street a lodging house explosion of hot air burned Captain Gaffy Ladderman William F Quigley Lieutenant Joseph Twiss and Ladderman Edward Kilday. All but Twiss and Kilday were treated at home or hospital. About a dozen people escaped injury and damage reached about 10000. Wall Street trading opened with heavy declines across sectors.
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Boston
Jone
Washington Street
South End
Gaffy
William F. Quigley
Joseph Twiss
Edward Kilday
King Alfonso Vows Courage After Paris Bomb Attempt
Paris June 1 King Alfonso continued festivities in his honor with President Loubet despite an anarchist bombing attempt. He reviewed troops at Chalons sur Marne, expressed concern for wounded policemen, and observed blast damage at the Louvre and Rue de Rivoli. A second bomb was later found nearby as the death count rose to ten injuries.
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Paris
Alfonso
France
Loubet
Chalons-Sur- Marne
Sixth Army Corpa
Cuiirassiers
D'Crazy Palace
Invalides
One Arrest Made in Alfonso Attempt Case
Arsene Arnould, a Paris laboratory attendant with a wounded eye, was arrested on suspicion of attempting to assassinate King Alfonso. A woman reported seeing him light a fuse, and he is held on that evidence.
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Arsene Arnould
Alfonso
Arnould
Paris
Presidents trip to Naas Siap AmF Oe OS announced
President Roosevelt will begin a trip to Naas Siap AmF Oe OS. The announcement stated that the extraordinary session of Congress to be called by the president will not occur until after the November election.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Died From Asphyxiation In New London
Chauncey B. died by asphyxiation in New London on June 1 as reported in the local notices. The brief obituary notes the death occurred at an unspecified location with no further details provided.
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New London
Chauncey B
War losses in Russo Japanese naval clash dominate report
Reports from Tokyo and Washington outline massive casualties with thousands missing or dead after key battle maneuvers. Soviet and Japanese commands confirm several ships sunk or lost and secrecy ends as additional naval losses from Port Arthur actions are released.
First Annual Address at Home Missionary Meeting
Rev W B Campbell of Hoston delivered the pew president’s first annual address urging creation of a theological training school for foreigners in New England and urging support for smaller western colleges and student volunteer involvement in home missions. At Kingfisher College, plans emerged to enroll 29 men to engage in Christian work in Oklahoma.
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Education Society
Pew
W. B. Campbell
Hoston
New England
Congregational Theological Seminaries
Gifts
Kingfisher College
The Thistle Arrives at Cup Finish
The Thistle arrives as William's cup finish closes at 1244 DP today. Eager, troth finished in a noted performance.
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William
Appointed Postmaster Weathers Unclear Message
An unclear OCR fragment reports an appointment of a postmaster with garbled text possibly naming a person and place. The readable parts show an official appointment event and a post office role, but exact names, location, and date are not discernible.
Two Local Deaths From Heart Disease In Westport
Westport reports two sudden fatalities on June 1. Mrs Charles T Hurlburtt, about 60, died in her sewing chair. Otis E Sweet, 50, died at home after mowing lawn and feeling faint. Both deaths attributed to heart disease. Bridgeport scene: Frederick J Tomlinson, who killed his wife then shot himself, died at hospital after injuring himself. Mrs Tomlinson supported herself and two children. Tomlinson unemployed.
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Westport
Charles T. Hurlburtt
Otis E. Sweet
Hurlburtt
Leeves
Bridgeport
Frederick J. Tomlinson
Bridgeport Hospital
Tomlinson
Settlement Moves In Chicago Teamsters Strike
Chicago on June 1 reports a new arbitration proposal by the Chicago Team Owners association to allow deliveries to strike bound houses if agreed. If reject, a owners meeting will decide. The move targets reducing teamster influence and could add 9,000 drivers to idle ranks, affecting May building permits and transfers. Separate notes mention efforts toward settlement and a Mechanicsville freight handlers strike ending with limited rehiring.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Union
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Etfe Ee
Ae Eeast
Employers’ Association
Official confirmation sinks Yashima battleship in 1904
The Yashima, a Japanese battleship sized near the Maine with 19 knots speed and a heavy armament, was officially declared sunk after earlier reports were denied. Separate notes mention legal actions involving David Smyth and Peter Costello, and filings concerning Colonel Sheldon Potter and A. Lincoln Acker.
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Ier
Chefoo
Port Arthur
Tokio
Maine
Philadelphia
David Smyth
Pubiic Safety
Peter E. Costello
Public Works
Weaver
Yes
Court of Common Pleas
Sabine
Sheldon Potter
A. Lincoln Acker
Paragon Wanted in Wimbledon Gazette Classifieds
An advert seeks a lad about 2 with churchman midthest education to drive a horse and cart assist in stable and garden milk cows manage pigs and wait at table. Wage 50 dollars yearly lodge meals supplied except dipher. references required. A justice of the peace asks about Kansas code changes and legal tricks in this inquiry.
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Wimbledon
Begland
Paragon
Wreck on the Pan Handle Railroad Near Stillwater
St Louis express No 25 on the Pan Handle railroad struck a wagon believed filled with dynamite at Stillwater near Dayton. The explosion wrecked the train and killed Engineer B S Ginbey and Fireman C E Pryor, both of Columbus. No passengers reported injured. engine and several cars badly wrecked.
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Columbus
St Louis Express
Pan Handle
Stillwater
Dayton
B. 8. Ginbey
C. E. Pryor
Opening of Fair Parade in Portland Described
June 1 1905 Portland description of the Lewis and Clark fair opening parade. Vice President Fairbanks leads a procession of U S infantry cavalry artillery and guardsmen from the new post office to the fair grounds. Four thousand troops march three miles amid cheering crowds as governors officials and cadets follow with the grand marshal and escorts.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
California
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
United States Infantry
Calvary and Artillery
National Guardsmen
Lewis and Clark Fair Grounds
Fourth
U. S. Cavalry
H. W. Goole
Fairbanks
Goode
E. J. Siever
Fourth U. S. Cavalry
Fourth Cavalry Band
Pacific Coast
The
Fair Corporation
Mth
U. S. Infantry
Sth
Felt Artillery
United States Revenue Cutter
McCulloch
National Guard of
Washington Colleges
Bank of England weekly statement June 1 shows deposits and reserve shifts
The Bank of England reports a rise in other deposits by 1 961 000 and a public deposits decrease of 74 000. Government securities stay unchanged while the notes reserve falls by 24 200. The reserve ratio falls to 82 2 percent from 82 12 percent last week, reflecting shifts in mobility.
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London
Bank of England
Eliseo
City News On July 4 Demonstration Meeting Details
Citizens show interest in a proposed July 4 demonstration and a follow up meeting Monday night. W Poster Oakes and Mr Manville visit city records to review assessments with Colonel Bur Bee. Will Jetters acts as clerk after Mina Scully resigned.
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W. Poster Oakes
Mr Manville
New York
Bur Bee
Guests of Paige Hold Day in Hartford Legislature
In Hartford on June 1 both chambers opened at 10 30 for a half hour then adjourned until 11 15. About 250 lawmakers plus guests rode to Lake to be hosted by Senator Allen W Paige. A sheep sheke and a baseball game with reporters were scheduled in the afternoon. House actions included incorporating Standard Fire Insurance and Wesleyan University charter amendments. Senate judiciary favorable on a border line resolution among Connecticut Massachusetts and New York. Bills on state tax civil action preadings and capital repairs to 1907 advanced after rule suspensions.
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Hartford
Senate
House
General Assembly and
Friends
Lake
Allen W. Paige
Standard Fire Insurance Company
Wesleyan Amiversity
Judiciary Committee
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New York
Perjury Confession Ties to Scotty Young Murder Trial
Christiana Rheinsdert testified in the third trial for the George Eberhardt murder that she signed a confession under duress and later lied at Young's first trial. She said she had no knowledge of the confession's contents. The prosecution rested as the defense opened with an alibi plan by Lewis Stuyvesant.
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New York
Christiens Rheinsdert
Duncan
Scotty” Young
George Eberhardt
Supreme Court
Christiana
Young
Eberhardt
Lewis Stuyvesamt
Hamburg voyage report for Tye 1 steering to Europe
A Hamburg bound voyage reports the vessel Tye 1 and captain ADeSeewotte preparing to sail for Europe from Hamburg New York. The notice notes the ship is in port and ready to depart today.
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New York
Tye
Hamburg
Europe
Furniture Store Promises Low Prices and Fine Craft
At the furniture store the new stock for parlor den library bedrooms and kitchen is lauded as attractively presented. Editors praise the craftsmanship and opulent finishes, claiming these tables and pieces demonstrate why the vast business thrived at consistently low prices.
New Baeffets and Sideboards at Progressive Store
Local furniture shop promotes new baefets priced from 165 dollars and sideboards starting around 18 to 200 dollars. Ad highlights improved quality after a cool arrival of new stock and urges customers to visit the store on Glenwood for a full furniture display.
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Atgender
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