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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1904

Page

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Georgia Forecast Highlights Civic and Political Events

The forecast lists local and national items including Georgia day observances, education meetings, and political campaigns. It notes a mass Hebrews meeting on Georgia day, preparations for a National Education Association conference, fundraising progress for Gordon Memorial Association, and various political campaigns. Also reports labor arrests in Savannah, a bank closing in Syracuse, a Kansas City fire, and international incidents including Japan and Honduras tensions.

Geza City Guard Kimball Hebrews of Atlanta Japan KE. Currier Abtless Autamationsl Bank Rotaare Southeastern Tarif Association Baltimore University of. Athena Feabody Fund Pablicana Conention C. Bd. Goree Congress

Damaged Russian Fleet From Japanese Bombardment

Telegram from Viceroy Alemieff details damage to Czrevitch Pallada Retvigan and other ships at Fort Arthur. Repairs slow for battleships Fal inda Navi, others repairing in harbor. four wounded have died. Officers Zalnichkovsky and Petrof recovering well.

Alexieff St. Petersburg Alemieff Fort Arthur Revitch Pallada Retvigan Navi Zalnichkovsky Artilery Corps Petrof Paliats

United States to Save China diplomacy heated in Washington

Washington on February 11 reports say Secretary Hay proposed China neutralization and kept its ports open to traders. Diplomatic day drew many ambassadors and ministers while comments from signatory powers remained favorable though text not published. Germany mirrored US interests in the Far East aligning with Hay’s note to neutralize China and keep ports open to all traders.

Washington Hay China State Department Bay Japan Tepan Count Cassini Takahira Germany United States Berlin German Foreign Office Far Eest Asx Uay

Cullen & Newman Notion Firm Placed in Receiver Hands

The Cullen & Newman Company wholesale notions of Knoxville Tennessee was placed in the hands of W S Shields as receiver today. Liabilities total 121000 with assets 103000. The firm recently suffered in a 350000 fire and carried 63060 in insurance, with losses exceeding that amount. Creditors were notified of a compromise offer of 76 cents on the dollar.

Cullen and Newman Company Knoxville Tenn Cullen & Newman Company W. 3 Shields

Russian Army to Cross on Ice at Lake Baikal

A February dispatch from Irkutsk says a railroad across the ice covered lake Baikal must be finished by February 28 with contractors promised a 15000 bonus per day earlier completion. Due to danger, troops will cross on foot and war material moved over a temporary line, likely the undertaking mentioned in the Irkutsk patch.

St. Petersburg Irkutsk Sberia Lake Baikal St.Petersburg Laké ‘Baikal Lake. Baikal

Russia Eyes Dardanelles and Baltic Fleet Movements

London reports revived talk of Russia seeking Turkish permission to pass the Black Sea fleet through the Dardanelles with no confirmation from authoritative quarters. Berlin cites a Baltic fleet passage through the Kaiser Wilhelm Canal en route to the Far East, while Copenhagen notes the squadron moving despite a northern storm.

Russia Britain Baltic London Turkey Black Sea Pasa Dardanelles Great Britain Berlin Lokal Anselger Kaiser Wilhelm Canal Far Est Copenhagen Daily Mallenya Far East Cape Skagen North Sea

Japan Knew Where to Hit

Japanese consul in Port Arthur chartered a British vessel to evacuate refugees after learning from his government that the minister had withdrawn. He joined the Japanese fleet about 18 miles from Port Arthur, traveled incognito on the consul’s train, and observed Russian ships idle with no steam. A Japanese naval officer reported his findings aboard the flagship.

Che Foe St. Petersburg Port Arthur Dainy Danny

Rumor of Russian Cruisers Bombarding Hakodate

London dated report cites Tientsin Standard cables claiming five Russian cruisers from Vladivostok bombarded Hakodate Japan on Tuesday. Hakodate on Hokkaido hosts a large harbor and a naval school amid a population around 56,000.

London Tientsin the Standard Vladivostock Hakodate Japan Hakodate Ia Hokkaido

Russian ship explosion after defeat near Tekto

Report from Tekto via Reuters Telegram describes Russian forces blowing up a vessel after engagement with Japanese forces. Captain remained aboard as crew escaped while others reached French ship Pascal or ashore. Some accounts state French warships alerted of Japanese approach and that the Korets and Korets Wan battles encountered Japanese cruisers.

Yandon Reuter Telegram Company Tekto Aispaten V ‘m. Westerday Chemulpo Say Ring Pascal Warantp Karietz Varhyg Korets

Port Arthur Fight Report Aids Japanese Night Attack

A Paris Herald correspondent details a Japanese night assault on Port Arthur. Japanese torpedo boats entered the outer harbor, sank two battleships and a cruiser near the harbor entrance, forcing the Russian squadron to retreat behind the forts as the engagement continued. The Tokio Standard correspondent adds that Admiral Togo's fleet attacked after dark, with ships drawn up in battle formation and destroyers advancing along the coast.

London Port Arthur Che Foo Paris New York Herald Standard Tokio Arthur Togo Tokyo Navy Department Japan Russia Chemulpo Variag Koretset Chimulpo

French Garrisons Take Forts Left by Russians

Tientsin February 11 Russian garrison withdrawn to Stan Hai Kwan. Post office handed to French. Yuan Shi Kai governor of Chi Li Province and army commander declared a proclamation banning secret gatherings. Japanese press Pekin reports with news of Russian defeats. Admiral Alexeief named supreme commander of Russian land and sea forces in the Far East.

Tientsin Stan Hai Kwan Yuan Shi Kai Chi Li Province Japaneez Sre Ruesi AD Alexieff Petersburg Aulexies Far East

Second Great Naval Victory Off Port Arthur Report

Special cables from Tokio report a second Japanese naval victory off Port Arthur with the destruction of the Russian fleet. Thousands march on the Mikado’s palace in Tokyo in celebration as students and crowds wave torches and flags. Reports note several Russian ships sunk and Japanese losses minimal, with international reactions from Berlin London and Shanghai underscoring the battle’s significance.

Port Arthur Tokio Japan Great Britain United States

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