30 May 1904
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1904
Page
1
In St Petersburg on May 23 crowds gathered around bulletin boards as Japanese dispatches from Kinchow dominated rumors of Port Arthur. Reports suggest Japanese gains and heavy casualties, with experts predicting a swift assault or prolonged siege as reinforcements arrive.
In a detailed ciphered dispatch, Russian batteries and ships support a stubborn defense as Japanese forces assault Naushan hill and surrounding positions. Reports describe bombardments tearing into the left flank, Japanese divisions storming after heavy artillery, and Russian counterattacks driving them back with the fall of Magazines exploding as retreat unfolds.
Washington May 29 the Japanese legation reports receiving a cable detailing diplomatic notes and a summary of recent communications between Tokyo and Washington. The dispatch notes potential developments in negotiations and outlines immediate steps for officials to pursue further talks.
A proclamation from General Oku of the Japanese navy was issued to the people of Ling to affirm actions around Port Arthur and ongoing operations. The notice, dated May 29, calls for continued efforts and loyalty in the Li Ling region amid the war context.
Promoters report Jack and Benny, both in fine condition, arriving with full training for their separate bouts. Bevy of opponents and weigh-ins set for same day events to avoid clashes. Mae York and O'Keefe among names discussed. Other notes cover Melody, regional leagues, and pitcher trades shaping the sports scene.
Fragmented text notes several players and teams with scattered claims about performances. Mention of Stricklett Milwanker Jesse Stovall Detroit and an umpire Stolth at Cargo tan appears, alongside references to Harold Thomas and others in a Northern league context.
Reports from Chefoo and Dalny detail exchanges near Dalny Yingchongise and a railway area battle ten miles northwest of Dany Japanese cavalry advances. front gunboats guard Liao river mouth. Nusalana harass Japanese communications and cautious Cossacks guard roads. Tusalan gunboat Lobr arrives from Port Arthur and refuels near Danny.
The Time reports a Russian fugitive reveals General Starsnelha orders to dispute every inch for the nation from Kinehow to Port Arthur. It is believed an advance on Mukden may be delayed until Port Arthur falls as Kuropatkin faces daily urgency. A Japanese courier near Port Arthur is chartering steamers to send spelter to Port Arthur upon fall.
In a sunlit park coursing event, Muggsy, the brindle star from Magesy kennels, outpaced top rivals including Cloudburst and Cranberry Bance to win the purse. Leashman Charles Saunders praised Muggsy while fans celebrated the dramatic finals and a quartet of standout youngsters Miagesy said to number among the season’s best.
A special dispatch notes a large Woodmen of America camp organized in Saco last night by District Deputy L. J. Baaran. The new camp begins with several members who traveled from nearby areas for the adoption ceremony. More than 15 people attended and Sanre was given after the ceremony.
Acting under orders from Police Commissioner Farrell and District Attorney Clark, police interfered with the Navarro league title game between New York and Brooklyn at Washington Park. About 4,600 spectators were present as the scene unfolded without incident.
The Brivis steamer Teogalle of United Fruit Company with 43 laborers aboard went ashore off Port Royal Jamaica while en route to Troras del Toro Costa Rica. All efforts to float her have failed. The vessel lies in an exposed position and remains stranded.
Milea City on May 29 reports the Urraline convent plans a mid June literary entertainment staged by its pupils as the main featured performers.
Three siblings Richard De Row Deborah De Row and another De How were born in Hilladate parish Upham near Montcalm N FE. They live at the same place all their lives. Relatives and friends gave them a money purse and praised their health and longevity prospects.
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