25 Oct 1904
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1904
Page
1
London reports Britain pressing Russia for full explanation after Baltic squadron attacked British fishing boats in the North Sea. Officials vow strongest measures and possible reparations as St Petersburg and London seek diplomatic settlement.
In Norfolk on the eve of a campaign stretch, Bryan faced a disruptive incident in Ohio and Old Virginia with gunfire and a lamp injury. He spoke to crowds in Wheeling and discussed strategy against Wilson and Parker, urging support for his platform and criticizing opponents.
Ambassadors discuss the seizure and diplomatic fallout after a naval encounter near a western port. Officials expect a formal report today as Britain and others weigh responsibility and possible remedies in the crisis.
Fragmentary report describes a blast at a power house claimed by two tramps. Police search follows, with fears of casualties among workers if not contained. Local officials urge caution as investigations proceed.
Reports show no general fighting resumption on the Shakahe river as Russian and Japanese forces entrench. Military fronts remain closely positioned with around four miles separating main forces and the lines within a tense standoff.
Mr. Bryan traveling from Wheeling with Ohio Democratic chairman Warry Harber will speak five to thirty minutes in eight towns today, ending with a mass meeting in Massillon. As the train left New Philadelphia, two veterans saluted with large American flags while engines tooted.
The page reports no truth to rumors that Benator W. A. Clark retired from politics or sold his interest in Helena newspapers. It states Clark plans to continue supporting the Democratic ticket and remains active in public affairs despite speculation.
In Danville Washington an explosion wrecked the Venuvians CalCOMA office injuring and discharging foreman and several employees. Workers in the mines seized a portion of the corporation stock and some residents who were dismissed held stock, fueling resentment at the dismissals.
An unknown man freed himself from two assailants on a Third Avenue elevated train at Forty second Street New York. He escaped into the crowd and was later found wedged under the forward trucks as the southbound car halted traffic for about an hour. The incident occurred in front of a dense platform crowd.
Telegram summary from the Shakhe river region cites enemy losses and battlefield found bodies. Totals include 5,200 found by right arm, 5,603 by the Jefe army, and 2,5380 by the center army, with a combined figure of 13,338.
Russian forces press toward Japanese positions along the Shakhe river as batteries bombard trenches. Both sides entrench and, with fuel running low, Chinese villages are burned for fuel and shelter, leaving troops exposed to worsening cold.
The report describes Japanese and Russian forces in heavy positions with trenches and artillery duels. It notes reinforcements arriving for both sides and a likely forward movement by Japan, while Kuropatkin holds a defensive line awaiting clearer orders. A Fort Worth dispatch states Judge J F Coop resigns from the Philippine supreme court to Roosevelt.
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