Appealing for Peace.
A Question of Prudence. CAN TUB PEOPLE HE TUI.'.STEU ? LONDON,. May 31, Mr George Meredith (the novelist), Mi- Andrew Carnegie, Haron ltothschild. Mi- W, T. Stead, Lord Avcbury, Mr Frederick Harrison, and oilier influential humanitarians, including the secretaries of the Peace Society and the International Arbitration Peace Association, have appealed to tho Czar to end the war. The Times' St. Petersburg correspondent reports that the Imperial Council is considering whether it will ho prudent to reveal tho full extent of the naval disaster simultaneously with announcing the convocation of the Zciuski Sobor.
Gre.it strikes have occurred in most of the manufacturing towns in the llaltic provinces. The Japanese Legation uunour.'je that six Uussiun battleships, live 'cruisers, one coast defence ship, two special service ships; and three destroyers were sunk, and two battleships and two coast, defence • (hips captured, Admiral Ho/h'destvensky and another Admiral were severely wounded.: They were found aboard tho captured destroyer JOjlovy.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7838, 2 June 1905, Page 2
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157Appealing for Peace. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7838, 2 June 1905, Page 2
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