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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1904
Page
10
A fragment notes that all clothing is Morse-made underscoring a slogan about production style. The terse line points to a period advertising claim linking Morse methods to garments and fashion.
American squadron comprising the Olympia Baltimore and the Cleveland anchored at Smyrna Asiatic Turkey this morning after arrival on August 12 in the port city or nearby bay as part of naval operations in the region.
Washington cabinet meets amid foreign affairs focus with Hay Shaw Metcalf and Payne present. Cable from Admiral Jewell in Smyrna cited. Turkish situation discussed at length and a line of action drafted if Leishman’s efforts fail, details not disclosed.
Aug 12 Nacum Pasha under secretary of foreign affairs called on Minister Leishman at Therapia to reaffirm the government's promise of a quick favorable response to demands concerning American citizens in Turkey. Izzat Pasha and Selim Pasha then conferred with Leishman to determine a text that may satisfy the United States.
Official circles in Berlin expect Turkey will seek Germanys counsel over the American naval demonstration off Smyrna. When asked what Germany would advise, the foreign office said Berlin would urge Ankara to immediately satisfy the United States demands.
Reports from Chefoo detail the capture of the Russian destroyer Ryeshitomi by Japanese forces. Admiral Sah and Captain Ching contradicted prior neutrality claims, with encounters revealing boarding by Japanese troops at 3:30 AM, onboard fighting, and Captain Shestakovsky's attempt to blow up the vessel. One Russian captain wounded, 51 officers and men aboard, 385 accounted for, and several Japanese casualties reported along with consular reports and evacuations.
The ships must leave Kiauchau Harbor within 24 hours after arrival to avoid neutrality breach. If not, Germany would detain them for the war duration or dismantle them. The Czarevitch may receive emergency repairs only if unseaworthy. seaworthy ships must depart with enough coal to reach a home port, likely Vladivostok, about 1800 miles away.
A Reuters report from St Petersburg indicates the Japanese armored cruiser Kasuga formerly the Rivadavia was sunk with all hands during the engagement off Port Arthur on Wednesday last.
Tokyo reports Admiral Togo says the Russian squadron sortie from Port Arthur on August 10 was attacked by the combined Japanese fleet 25 miles southeast of Port Arthur. Fighting lasted from 1 p.m. to sunset with heavy Russian losses and about 170 total casualties. The Askold, Novik, Czarevitch, Pallada and destroyers fled southward. others likely returned to Port Arthur. Our fleet suffered no serious damage.
St Petersburg Aug 12 Lewis Nixon of New York has closed a large contract with the department of mercantile marine for building ships for the Black Sea. Construction will take place in Sebastopol yards and begin next winter. Nixon will personally supervise the project and spend the winter there.
Aug 12 dispatch from Vogo's reports a fleet action on Aug 10 against Russian forces near Port Arthur. Japanese forces pursued the enemy eastward in severe fighting until sundown, claiming damage to several ships while reporting minimal Japanese losses and about 170 casualties. The Czarevitch is likely sunk.
The Navy Department issued a brief Aug 10 engagement report. Our fleet attacked south of Yentao Island as the Russian squadron fled. Port Arthur units including the Askold and Novik moved toward Kiauchau Bay on Aug 11. The enemy’s battleships cruiser hospital ship and others reportedly returned to Port Arthur. our fleet suffered no serious damage.
Washington officials view the Chefoo harbor seizure of the Russian destroyer Ryeshitemi as a potential international crisis. Consul-General Fowler calls it a cutting out expedition and warns violation of Chinese neutrality could provoke grave consequences depending on whether Russian casualties occurred.
Berlin Aug 12. A Bremerhaven dispatch says the North German Lloyd steamer Lahn has been sold to a Russian firm.
In a combat between a revolutionary vessel and a government steamer, several Paraguayans were killed or wounded. The government steamer was captured and is now manned by revolutionists. The acting minister of war aboard tried to escape by jumping overboard but was captured. Authorities prepare to defend the capital as the insurrection looks likely to succeed.
London reports British officials and foreign diplomats see Japan’s seizure of the Russian torpedo boat destroyer Ryeshimi at Chefoo as a serious issue for all nations. A Chefoo despatch confirms capture and removal by captors. The Pekin government voices concern not at the attack but at the precedent that Russia might follow, widening hostilities Secretary Hay tried to constrain.
A semi official despatch from Mukden says the Russian battleship Retvizan damaged two Japanese ships at Port Arthur on July 26, causing them to retire. The vessels are rumored to have sunk August 2 per Chefoo reports from Japanese sources.
London Aug 12 The Shipping Gazette reports Japan has ordered two more battleships from Vickers Maxim and Armstrong to join the earlier ship under construction, bringing the total to four battleships to be built in England for Japan.
A vintage turnkey claim that summer colds are dangerous and can be cured by Father John's Medicine. The advertisement promises guaranteed relief and positions the product as a reliable remedy for heat season illness.
Washington Aug 12 The State Department received a cablegram from Minister Powell noting rumors of disturbances at Gonaives and that the American consulate there housed refugees He said Port au Prince remained quiet at the time and no cause for alarm existed amid the reports of unrest
Aug 12 report from Viceroy Alexieff dated Aug 11 says Port Arthur was shelled for four days as the squadron sailed Aug 10 with the Mongolia following. On the horizon were three first class cruisers eight small cruisers and 17 torpedo boats as observers praised the fleet’s dash despite the peril.
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