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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1904

Page

17

Georgia Weather and Events From the Capitol Notes

Forecast centers on northeast winds and warmth for Friday and Saturday. Reports cover Georgia Day events at the state Capitol, meetings of education groups, and various civic notices. National and local political notes include campaigns, conventions, and public meetings. international items mention Japan, Russia, and Honduras developments with limited detail.

Georgia Savannah Tampa Fla Bibb County Ward End Mills Harry Stillwell Edwards Spences Raul Jekyl Salend Bunsay

Czar Receives Telegram on Port Arthur Warship Damage

St Petersburg February 11 The czar today received a telegram from Viceroy Alexie describing damage to Russian warships from the Japanese bombardment at Port Arthur. The Czarevitch and Pallada docked Tuesday, Retyigan under temporary repairs, battleships complex repairs uncertain. Pallada and Novik to be docked next. others repairing and coaling in Port Arthur. Wounded officers Zamtrhkovsky and Petrof report. four deaths. Many wounded from the Pallada’s crew due to torpedo gas injuries. enemy presence not confirmed by cruisers and torpedo boats.

Alexieff St. Petersburg Alexie Port Arthur Czarevitch Palliada Retyigan Hole Pallada Novik Pa Bom Zamtrhkovsky Artillery Corps Erd Petrof Palld Cruiyera Tokio Navy Department Japan Russia Chemulpo Varlag Korletz Et

United States Moves To Neutralize China Policy

Washington reports that Secretary Hay’s note on neutralizing China prompts deep diplomatic attention. Negotiations with European powers proceed. Japan reportedly favorable to an international agreement. A diplomatic encounter linked Russian and Japanese envoys drew notable interest. Berlin echoes U.S. aims, aligning Far East interests with open ports and shared trade.

Washington Hay China Mhany Atete Tt'iso Japan State Department Count Cassin Takahira Germany United States Berlin German‘ Foreign Office Far East

Cullen & Newman Company Placed In Receiver's Hands

The Cullen and Newman Company, Knoxville wholesale notions, was put in the hands of receiver W. S. Btlelde today. Liabilities reach 121000 with assets 103000. The firm, affected by a $350000 fire, had insured 63900 and offered creditors 75 cents on the dollar shortly after the blaze.

Cullen and Newman Company Knoxville Tenn Cullen & Newman Company Btlelde

Russian Army to Cross on Ice at Lake Baikal

A February dispatch from Irkutsk says orders require the Baikal railroad across the ice to be finished by February 28 with a bonus of 515,000 for each day saved. St Petersburg reports that due to danger trains will cross on foot and war material use a temporary line. the lake is frozen from January to May.

St. Petersburg Irkutsk Siberis Lake Baikal St.Petersburg Lake Balks Baikal

Russia Eyes Dardanelles and Baltic Route Passage

London reports revive talks with Turkey to gate Black Sea fleet through the Dardanelles and seek Britain’s consent. Berlin notes a Baltic fleet of fifteen ships may pass the Kaiser Wilhelm Canal. Copenhagen dispatch reports the squadron moved toward the Far East via Danish waters but weather forced routing through the canal.

Husela Great Britain London Russia Turkey Black Sea Dardanelles Berlin Lokal Anzeiger Kaiser Wilhelm Canal Far East Copenhagen Mall Saga Copehagen North Sea Kaiser Whhelm Canal

Japan Knew Where to Hit In Port Arthur Mission

A Japanese naval commander rode to Port Arthur aboard a British vessel used to evacuate refugees. He observed Russian ships at Port Arthur while the fleet remained mostly idle. Signals were exchanged when the Japanese fleet appeared and the officer joined the admiral aboard the ship to relay details of the Russian positions.

Che Foo Tie St. Petersburg Port Arthur Danny Hat

Rumor of Russian cruisers bombard Hakodate Station

London dispatch notes a rumor from Tientsin that five Russian cruisers from Vladivostok bombarded Hakodate, Japan, on Tuesday. Hakodate, on Hokkaido, boasts an excellent arbor and a well built town of about 6,000 residents with a Japanese naval school.

London Tientsin the Standard Vladivostock Hakodate Japan Hokkaido

Russian blew up ship after defeat near Chemulpo

London dispatch reports from Tokio that a Russian detachment blasted their cruiser Ve Va lag after the crew escaped during the Chemulpo engagement. Some crew swam to the French ship Pasca and others landed ashore. A French warship allegedly warned Russians of the Japanese approach. The Korletz and Warl vessels were involved and the Korte was destroyed.

London Reuter Telegram Company Tokio Saya Detas Chemulpo Bay Ve ‘Va Lag Korletz Warl Korte

Port Arthur naval battle reports from Japanese attack

Reports from Che Foo and Tako describe Japanese torpedo boats penetrating the outer harbor of Port Arthur by a ruse and sinking two battleships and a cruiser near the harbor entrance. Admiral Togo reportedly attacked at velock, driving Russian ships back toward the harbor as ongoing cannonade continued.

London Port Arthur Che Foo Paris New York Herald Standard Tako Togo

French Gaisons Take Forts Left By Russians

Tientsin February 11 The Russian garrison withdrew to Shan Wai Kwan and the post office was handed to French authorities. Yuan Shikai governor and army commander forbids meetings of secret athletic or seditionist movements. Japanese enjoy Pekin news of victories behind Russian lines. Admiral Alexe ieff named supreme commander of Russian land and sea forces in the Far East.

Tientin Shan Wai Kwan Yuan Sh Kai Chi Li Russel Alexieff Petersburg Alexios Far East

Second Great Naval Victory Off Port Adhur Cument

A second major naval victory is reported near Port Adhur Cument as forces engage Japanese positions near their capital. The dispatch notes significant Japanese casualties and strategic disruption, with allied fleets asserting dominance in the area and signaling continued pressure on Japan’s defenses.

Port Adhur Cument

Marchers Honor Victory With Tremendous Street Parade

Marchers gathered around the palace, bearing torches and flags, singing national airs to honor a victory over the Russian fleet. Students led the procession, with bands and large transparencies praising Japan and the mikado as crowds cheered Britain and the United States.

Che~mulpo Tokio Port Arthur Japan Tua Great Britain United States

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