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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1904

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Fraught War Dispatches From Chemulpo To Shan-Hai-Kwang

Reports from Tien Tsin Pekin and Port Arthur describe Russian ships Varang Korietz icebound at Vladivostock while Japanese forces land at Chemulpo and other Korean points. French troops expected to occupy forts, British officers dispute flags and guard status as movements unfold along Liaoning and Yalu regions.

Vladivostock Daily Mail Port Arthur Krasta- Mnsky Liao Yang Yalu River Amb Hai Cheng Kin Chou London Reuter Tien‘Tain Tonquin Shan-Hai-Kwang Gulf of Liao Lang Tung France Iborhing Shan- Hat-Kwang

France Affirms Neutrality Amid Russo Japanese War

Paris reports a ministerial conference at the Elysee where Delcasse announced Port Arthur’s naval clash and France’s pledge to protect Russian subjects while remaining neutral. Britain’s possible intervention for Japan would not move France to aid Russia, with the Franco Russian alliance not obligating action. The U.S. cabinet also resolved absolute neutrality, monitoring Far East events.

Paria Elysee Palate Loubet France Russia Great Britain Japan Port Arthur Council of Ministers Legation China United States Washington Hoy Taft Moody Allen Seoul Korea

Gaping holes in Russian ships torn by Japanese torpedoes

Russian and Japanese fleets clashed near Chemulpo and Port Arthur with torpedo strikes. Two Russian battleships and a cruiser were reported disabled or beached, while Japanese ships sustained minor damage. Reports describe cruiser Korietz and Variag captured or detained, and Togo’s fleet engaging from multiple positions.

Port Arthur Columbia Chefoo

Czar Attends Church Service Amid Wild Imperial Enthusiasm

In St Petersburg a crowded service at the winter palace concluded with fervent cheers as the czar entered with the dowager empress and the Grand Duke Michael. The crowd joined in a solemn litany as sea water was sprinkled on the czar and a crucifix offered. Afterward the imperial party returned to the palace to another display of enthusiasm while military officers debated command of Far East forces, with Viceroy Alexieff likely to oversee operations.

St. Petersburg Winter Palace St. George Hall Cear First Guard Regiment Russia Czarina Michael Mttie Palace Far East Alexieff Kuropatkin T Ig

Seven Warships of the Czars Have Been Disabled at Port Arthur

Paris dispatch from Che Foo reports Port Arthur night action with three torpedo boats patrolling. Explosions rocked the Columbia at 11:30 pm. dawn revealed two Japanese cruisers offshore. Russians showed hesitation, retreating as Japanese left. only ten good ships remain, five battleships beyond repair, five effective.

Danny Columbia Chee Foo Poltava Czarevitch Boyarim Japan Port Arthur Paris Che Foo New York Herald Port Dalny

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