Vladivostock Survives Hour-Long Japanese Bombardment
Vladivostock endured 55 minutes of shelling by a Japanese fleet under Admiral Uriu while Russian shore batteries and forts held firm. $100,000 in ammunition littered the town as the attack ended with Japanese retreat. Reports say alarms warned residents and fears of a coup in Port Arthur rose with distant exchanges and troop landings in Korea.
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Askold Estand
Ussuri Bay
Vindivostock
Cape Madel
Phediain
Ememy Zoo
Freli Stredis
Vladivoste
St. Petersburg
Far East
Vladivostock
Uriu
Port Arthur
Korea
Viadivestock
Ix O'Lock
Japan Maintains Sea Command Despite Losses
The Telegraph correspondent reports Japan has lost a small cruiser and had battleship machinery disabled while another vessel was damaged. China will be blocked at Port Arthur and near Dalny as railway lines remain intact to New Chwang and trains run as of March 1. Telegraph links to Peking and Trlatsk reach Moscow.
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London
the Telegraph
Japan
Port Arthur
Dalny
New Chwange
Peking
Trlatsk
Moscow
Railroad from Seoul to Wiju to Begin for Military Use
Japanese minister at Seoul informs the Korean government that work on a Seoul to Wiju railroad for military purposes will start immediately. Engineers and surveyors have already departed Seoul for the project.
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Tokio
Seoul
Wiju
Russian dispatches on Windivestock bombardment report alleged losses
Press in St. Petersburg states official messages omit casualties from the Japanese bombardment of Windivestock. Private advices claim five dead including four sailors and the wife of an engineer, with no confirmed Russian fatalities disclosed.
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St. Petersburg
Flood Diminishes Across Central Pennsylvania
The Juniata and Susquehanna rivers fell all day with continued declines expected for 24 hours. No movement at the Susquehanna site or High Spire break. conditions in the flooded area improve though Middletown remains submerged with power and light cut and railroad tracks between Harrisburg and Middletown still under water.
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Hrrisburg
Juniata
Susquehanna
Harrisburs
Middletown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lovjiel
Race riot erupts in Indian Territory as clashes flare
Guthrie March 6 report states a race fight between Black and White residents in Bahouste Oklahoma Territory forces drove Black residents from town after about twenty shots were fired. Blacks had recently been sent from Guthrie for work on the Midland Valley railroad line under construction.
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Guthrie
Bahouste
Ciuthrie
Midland Valley
Wadhedd
Indian Territory
HOUSE TO BATTLE WITH POSTAL BILL BEGINNING TODAY
Washington March 6 clear battles loom over the postal appropriation bill and Wood nomination. Officials plan to push the postal bill this week while opposing features and seeking a broader investigation into postoffice affairs. Also discussed are cattle and chrome beef price differences and a department inquiry.
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HOUSE
Washington, DC
Verstreet
Pourtofficon
Port Roca
Lewer
Postoffice Affairs
Margin
South Dakota
Pengues
Department of Commerce and Labour
Tve Cattle
Crome Sea Beef
Committee On Inter-State
Um? Foreign Commerce
WOODS
Hill And Murph Get Together Albany Meeting
The Democratic state convention chose delegates for the national convention with Hill and Murphy agreeing on timing. They settled the date for April 1 in Albany despite earlier friction, with Hill yielding to Murphy on the schedule and the committee majority supporting Albany.
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Albany
Herve Momlay
Yeatertay
Cormier Revier
Murphy
Tarmians
Tammany
New York
Benatar Hill
Mr. Murphy
Myr
Northern Italy Sees Extreme Cold Affects Grain and Falls
Fragmentary report notes intense cold in Northern Italy with references to Falls and frozen conditions affecting grain. Mentions Simplon region and Aipe context, but details are unclear.
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Italy
Toledo Faces Grave Flood Danger As River Gorges Form
March 6 Toledo faces imminent flood as continuous rain swells the river. A five mile gorge above the city creates rising water, with the Maumee River near 7 feet above normal and rising six inches per hour. Officials monitor gorges that damaged bridges and threaten urban areas.
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Toledo
Lee
Taledo Railroad
Terminal Company
Maumee City
Alee
Wakon
Important Day for the Miners in Central District
In Indianapolis on March 6 President Mitchell reports the miners and operators of the central competitive district have not changed since yesterday's Joint conference adjourned. Fol Meebing and Mitchell met but offered no reopening progress. Mitchell and other miners leaders were in secret communication.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
Fo l L. Meebing
Fts
Government seeks to intervene in Arkansas River water suit
Topeka Kan March 6 The attorney general says Knox has filed a petition to the US Supreme Court seeking leave to intervene in the Arkansas River dispute between Kansas and Colorado The petition argues that neither state’s claim of priority to water use is correct and that upholding either state would undermine the reclamation act recently enacted by Dunkeeny
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Topeka
Kan
Hen
Knox
United States Supreme Court
Arkansas River
Eitweern Kans
Colorado
Kanes
Dunkeeny
Clark Wins In San Miguel County Convention Fight
The San Miguel county Republican convention adjourned after three sessions endorsing national and territorial administrations and naming delegates for the territorial convention. Twitchell is supported for delegate to the Republican National Committee. The Clark delegation was seated 67 to 40 amid a contested seating of Las Vegas delegates.
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Correspondence Morning Journal
Texas
San Miguel County
Republican Convention
Col Kd. KB. Twitchell
Republican National
Committee On
Secoundia
New Mexico
Albine Gallegos
Felipe Delgado
Eugenio Romera
Zacharias Valdes
Giregoria Chutierrez
Margarita Homera
Noluecio Quintana
J. M Quintana
Cleofes Romero
Canuca Homers
Chork
Twitchell H. G. Coors
C. Gise
Alt. Homers
Winters
Porsythe
Jahaele Daegeeg
Las Vegas
Charlen A. Spiess
Receundio Momera
Margutte Romere
Zacharchak Valdes
Rehewation
M. J. Devise, Jr
United Party
Apiess
Open Letter Sparks Debate on Joint Statehood
Central and southern Arizona papers publish Delegate Wilson’s open letter criticizing Delegate I. Rodey of New Mexico over the Joint statehood proposition. The letter notes opposition to joint statehood while calling for careful consideration of regional interests.
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Wilson
Arizona
Rodey
Arizona Press
ATTAC
Tree We
Correspondence Morning Journal
Phoenix
Ariz
I. & Rodey
New Mexico
Governor and Delegate Remarks Draw Reactions Across Camp
A report notes that Arimuna ple emale criticizes temper and predicts regret over statements and charges against a colleague. It also states Governor Brodie echoed Delegate Wilson on Delegate Kodey action, with further continuation promised.
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Brodie
Wilson
Kodey
Liberal Leader Expected to Succeed Premier Balfour
London aims at a four week dissolution of parliament with Liberal victory anticipated. King Edward to invite Karl Spencer, Liberal leader in the Lords, to form a cabinet as Unionist ranks split over fiscal policy and other differences, signaling a speedy government fall and general election.
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Balfour
London
Edward
Karl Spencer
House of Lorde
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