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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1904
Page
1
Port Arthur faced intensified Japanese assault as three more Russian battleships were disabled in a third engagement. A small Japanese detachment prepared to land at Pigeon Bay amid reports of armed clashes near Ping Yang and Sevastopol references.
A Moscow cable gram indicates Russian commercial attitude toward the United States. Thomas Smith, U S consul in Moscow, sends warning to Chicago business houses that without vigorous steps to counter British press claims of hostility, American merchants may lose the field to Germans who profit from the alleged hostility.
New York, Feb. 29. Japanese Consul General Uchida said a cable from Tokyo stated the Japanese government has no intention of raising a loan in the United States. He said rumors that Japanese representatives are sounding New York bankers about a loan are unfounded.
The Vicksburg gunboat commander’s statement about the Chemulpo incident was conveyed to the foreign office via the Associated Press and deemed a complete explanation. Officials regret the incident caused feeling and say aid to Russian wounded proves U.S. friendliness. formal thanks will follow once the official report is received.
General Stoessel issues a stern order to garrison and civilians saying the Japanese will try to land and seize Port Arthur. He warns surrender is not an option, vows to fight to the death, and states retreat is impossible with sea on three sides and a fourth enemy. The fortress braces for continued bombardment and assault.
In Seattle on February 29 reports say England is hurrying supplies guns and ships to Victoria to bolster defences and solidify western British Columbia amid the growing risk of involvement in the Orient conflict. In Suez the Russian cruiser Aurora aided by toppled destroyers near the canal.
New York reports a severe blizzard raging tonight with thunder lightning and driving snow. Rochester experiences one of the season’s worst storms dramatic winds reduce visibility and shut streets.
In Santa Fe officials report Governor Otero Secretary Reynolds and Chief Justice Mills in agreement on pursuing joint statehood after a telegram from Delegate Kiedey said the president supports it. Otero expresses disappointment in losing separate statehood but will push for favorable terms. Reynolds vows to push joint terms while Mills emphasizes securing cash, land endowment, and federal aid.
Johnny Reagan of Brooklyn and Clarence Fortes of Chicago battled 29 rounds to a draw in Kansas City Missouri. The enduring title bout ended without a winner.
Berlin reports show native troops in the Grows and Nussawag river region of German Kamerun have revolted. Messages to the colonial office claim several factories of the Northwest Kamerun company were burned and four Germans killed amid widespread ferment and rumors of a German retreat from the coast.
Berlin reports from Swakopmund that Major Bestoreff's column clashed with the Hereros on February 25 near Ihiihinanwka. The natives retreated but their numbers remain unknown. One German officer was killed and four men were wounded.
The president sent nominations to the senate for the Interstate Commission. Rear Admiral John Walker U.S.N. retired is named chair. Other appointees include Major General John W. Davie U.S.A. retired William M. H. Gurr Benjamin M. Harrod Carl Edward Grunsky and Frank J. Hook.
Cable from Manila dated yesterday relays General Wood's account of the Jolo engagement on February 14. Major Hugh L. Rcott led the American expedition against Hassan’s Cotta Moros, who declined surrender after a brief ceasefire. Dozens of troopers were wounded, Lt Eugene Wet among them, and Hassan eluded capture as Moro forces dwindled to about fifteen. The Jolo affair shows American control tightening and Moros being pursued.
A blaze at the New York Cotton Mills plant in Costly Pine Uthen Utlen explained as costing about $125,000 in damages. Fire department sources indicate the cause remains under investigation with authorities on scene today February 29.
Special to the Morning Journal Las Vegas New Mexico February 29 Gregorio Male a Weber resident was seized by three men choked and beaten and rocks inches long driven into the body He is believed unable to recover Indignant citizens scour the country seeking the three assailants with intent to lynch them.
The report from the house committee on territories favors a bill that would grant a designated status to an Alaska territory. The measure seeks formal recognition and a defined administrative framework for the region. The article notes the committee’s favorable stance and outlines key implications for governance.
The readable OCR passage mentions a fire near St Felleen and a surrounding area. It references a home and a small child, with unclear details about victims or timing. The garbled text limits decipherable names and actions.
Champion featherweight Young Corbett retained his title with an eleventh round stoppage of Dave Sullivan of New York. Sullivan fought gamely, but Corbett controlled the bout with superior fighting and sustained punishment for Sullivan, who needed referee Graney to end the contest.
The Elks dedication in Albuquerque marks a triumphant opening with Weber and Fields and Lillian Russell stars delivering a four hour sellout show. Visitors from El Paso and local Elks celebrate, praising the theater, its setup, and public spirit as they enjoy the sunny celebration.
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