Port Arthur Claims Fall Amid Fierce Japanese Bombardment
Tokio reports Admiral Togeo's account of the March 10-Port Arthur bombardment detailing torpedo attacks, near-misses and ships damaged or sunk. It notes Russian defences, close destroyer actions, and the Japanese squadron’s bombardment results with casualties on both sides.
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Russians Abandon New Chwang Before Japanese Arrival
Shanghai dispatch reports Russians not preparing to hold New Chwang as Japanese forces near, with mobilization underway. Main force likely to concentrate between Port Arthur and Yalu mouth, while a second expedition heads toward New Chwang. Russians may withdraw from the Yalu to meet a broader attack, and Anesians aim to pressure Port Arthur to defend it.
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War Minister denies Port Arthur abandonment claims
A St Petersburg dispatch quotes the war minister denying plans to abandon Port Arthur. He says reinforcements and provisioning are progressing, Japan cannot force surrender soon, and the campaign will continue until a logical conclusion is reached.
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CZAR GAVE S100 MILLION TO NAVY FUND
In St Petersburg March 13 the czar allegedly pledged 200 million roubles to the navy fund. A religious sect the Society of Old Me lovers reportedly subscribed 106 million roubles to the same fund. March 14 notes soldiers bound for the Far East receive ikons and charms. Kuropatkin in Manchuria is sent numerous talismans from Petersburg residents.
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Chinese minister at Pekin declares neutrality amid Manchuria depredations
Teklo Maren 8 Mlaemans, the Chinese minister, warns that unless the government curbs unauthorised bandits wrecking telegraph lines and railway property in Manchuria, China will nullify the current declaration of neutrality.
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Las Vegas Hosts Republican Delegates and Court News
Las Vegas prepares to welcome Republican delegates to the territorial convention with a four hundred dollar fund, open house at the Commercial club, and a mayoral key ceremony. Leonard Wood county delegates include Hemera, Smith, Reinhoerdt, de Bacon, and Scheners. In Union County Court, Marhane Lucerg is convicted of rape after a long trial. Noah Lane is charged in a separate case. murder trials and legal defenses continue with notable lawyers. Denver reports time desecration prosecutions, and American driver John Varden to compete in Hamburg races.
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Morales Again in Command at San Pedro Macoris
Morales resumes control in San Pedro Macoris after heavy fighting that left many dead or wounded on both sides. Government forces recaptured the town as unrest and rebel actions continue in the region.
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Uncertain Weather and Earthquake Report from Central America
A correspondent describes heavy snowfall above 2,000 feet in Guatemala near Pew gin. The report notes a rare condition for Guatemalans and mentions a slight earthquake on Thursday that caused no damage.
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Pro Patria Believed Lost With 200 Crew In Atlantic
Halifax reports no news from the French steamer Pro Patria which sailed from Port Said for Halifax fourteen days ago. The vessel carried 200 crew under Captain Laforcade and 40 Posterneers, with wealthy Parisians among the passengers. None of the incoming steamers have sighted Pro Patria, and fears of disaster grow.
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Jews Shot Down by Russian Soldiers Reported
A letter from Miteeapolic, Minnesota dated March 13 describes Jews killed by Russian soldiers while attempting military service. It says men without passports were shot near Menete near Austell Novoecelile on the boundary as authorities ordered able bodied men to depart.
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Europe May Uphold Russian Protest
Vienna reports diplomatic circles say all cabinets informed Kiev that they regard Moscow's 12 February protest against Japanese actions as justified by international law. The protest cites Japan forcing vessels from Chemulpo harbor and attacking the Russian fleet at Port Arthur before formal declarations of war.
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Northern Europe Links Fearful War Outlook to Neutrality
Copenhagen March 14. The war raises grave fears for Northern Britain and Scandinavian neutrality as Denmark Sweden and Norway consider guaranteeing neutrality and protecting their integrity. King Menelik of Abyssinia seeks guaranteed neutrality from major powers as in Switzerland and Belgium.
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William H Thompson Receives Third Exposition Payment
Louis March 13. William H Thompson treasurer of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition has received the third payment of one million dollars toward the government funded total of 1 066 000 dollars joined by the government.
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Explanation Will Occupy the House This Week
Washington March 13 extended personal explanations will come to the front in early postoffice appropriation debates. House managers adopt liberal debate rules to allow statements regarding alleged postoffice misconduct amid clerk hire allowances and rent. The article notes related military academy appropriations and Senate actions on General Leonard Wood nomination with continued discussion expected.
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New Field and Horse Artillery Gun Adopted in Army Estimates
London reports War Secretary Arnold Forster announced a new field and horse artillery gun expected to be unrivaled in Europe. The plan aims to deploy 108 field guns this year with most to be sent to LodIin, a key contact point with a major European army. A new rifle is also in production and India will receive 71 000 stands next year.
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Dark Outlook for the Race Reflects Rising Crime
New York report cites Dr. Henry Hopkins of Williams College warning at a Patriachub meeting that crime and immoral influences from media and society threaten national character. He cites increases in divorces, violence, and anti social behavior, blaming sensational press for spread of crime and techniques.
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