TWO SQUADRONS NEAR HAINAN AND RUSSIAN FLEETS
Reports from Hainan and Hongkong on May 2 describe the Russian second and third Pacific squadrons near Hainan preparing for sea and set to join forces on May 5. Japanese troops are said to have been driven from five consecutive positions near Tunghusiang by Russian forces.
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Teingtau
Shantung Peninsula
China
Hainan
London
The
Daily Telegraph
Tok
Hongkong
Stettin
Hankohe Bay
Kamranh Bay
Daily Mall
Ocean
Vengeance
St. Petersburg
Linovitch
Nicholas
Tunghusiang
Mercy for Soldiers in Neva Incident at St Petersburg
An imperial rescript names Count Vorontzoff-Dashkoff viceroy Caucasus to the council of ministers with Baron Nolde to represent him. It adds Gen Gripenberg Senator Tagantzeff Prince Obolensky Lazareff Schmeeman Arsenieff to the empire council, decorates Ourousoff and Martens, and commutes sentences of officers in the Neva blessing ceremony firing incident.
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St. Petersburg
Count Vorontzoff- Dashkoff
Caucasus
Council of the Empire
Council of Ministers
Baron Nolde
Gen
Gripenberg
Tagantzeff
Prince Obolensky
Messrs. la
Alleged treasury shortage grows to seventy one thousand
Athens county Ohio reports a growing alleged treasury shortage from twenty thousand to seventy one thousand dollars within days. Prosecuting Attorney I M Foster cites misappropriation during the Hickman and Bidditon administrations and says noncounty officers took the funds.
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Athens County
Ohio
Columbus
I. M. Foster
Foster
Hickman
Bidditon
Quiet Easter Sunday in St Petersburg as unrest feared elsewhere
May 2 reports from St Petersburg confirm Easter Sunday passed quietly with officials and visitors exchanging greetings and generous hospitality. Police presence in factory quarters was visible but no disturbances occurred. Poland faces potential trouble with rioting feared in industrial centers and a Warsaw governor general circular warns consuls to alert locals to avoid street unrest. Kishineff reports no demonstrations despite baiting efforts.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Poland
Warsaw
Kishineff
Doctors in Hall of Fame Names of Four Leading Physicians to Be Selected
Lincoln Neb April 25 Led by leading physicians with headquarters in Lincoln a movement to secure the names of four doctors of medicine for the hall of fame has begun Interest is declared to have been taken by the medical profession across the country.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Hall of Fame
Farmer dies beside ill wife in Ohio shock
Coshocton April 25. George Ashcroft a wealthy farmer collapsed at his bed while tucking in extra covering for his sick wife. Within three hours the wife died from the shock. Both were born on the same day.
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Coshocton
Ohio
George Ashcroft
Raffles Walsh Sentenced in Robbery Case
Chicago April 25. "Raffles" Walsh, charged with robbery, was sentenced to an indeterminate term in the penitentiary. His companion, Mrs. Lottie Stewart, former wife of a Wisconsin physician, is now an inmate of the house of correction.
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Chicago
Raffles” Walsh
Lottie Stewart
Wisconsin
House of Correction
Father Kills His Son in Alabama Killing
Montgomery April 25 W T Sheets aged forty shot and killed his son Claude foreman of a labor gang in which his father worked The elder Sheets was discharged Saturday and blamed the son Yesterday the boy had words with his father who shot him dead.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. T. Sheets
Claude
Sheets
Massacre Report From Thibet Dominion Unconfirmed
Special correspondents in Shanghai relay an unconfirmed Chinese report that Fen Chuen, imperial commissioner to Thibet, and his entire retinue were massacred by a Thibetan at Batang.
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Thibet
London
Shanghai
Fen Chuen
Thibetane
Batang
Grain Elevator Burned in Camden Fire
Fire destroyed the Sutley & Sons grain elevator in Camden on April 25 along with a large quantity of grain and several freight cars. Loss estimated at 150,000 dollars.
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Camden
N. J
Sutley & Sons
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