Battle of Port Arthur Continues From Page One
The action shows Russian ships Retvizan Czarevitch and Pallada torpedoed as Japanese forces press ashore. Japanese torpedo boats escape back to the fleet while British steamers and the American vessel Pleiades lie blocked in Port Arthur Harbor. Russians attempt to seal breaches with pumps and mats to save damaged battleships.
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Retvizan
Czarevitch
Pallada
Arthur Harbor
Daily Telegraph
Foo
Port Arthur quiet as reports of Japanese fleet loom
Paris messenger for the New York Herald describes Port Arthur on Monday night. Russian officials expect the Japanese fleet within three to four days. The lighthouse and guiding lights were lit as Russian ships patrolled and a muffled explosion at 11:30 startled the basin. Firing continued intermittently until about 3 AM as searchlights swept the scene.
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N. Y. Herald
Paris
Chefoo
New. York Herald
Port Arthur
Columbia
Russian Vessels Beached and Harbor Engagement Described
A correspondent recounts the arrival and beaching of Russian ships, the viceroy ordering Columbia not to depart, Japanese forces appearing, and bombardment near Che Foo. Russian ships show limited pursuit, drills, and uncertain damage while the Columbia escapes under threat. The exchange lasts until noon with shells landing near forts, and vessels reeling from splinters as Japanese ships press.
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Port Dalny
Che Foo
Skelly Flynn Wedding at St Gregorys Church Milton
Miss Kathryn G Flynn of Dorchester daughter of Henry M Flynn and John J Skelly of Cambridge were married at St Gregorys Milton yesterday. Bridesmaid Miss Jenny Flynn and best man Augustus Skelly attended. Rev Father Fitzpatrick officiated. The couple gave gifts of a diamond ring to the bridesmaid and a signet ring to the best man.
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Kathryn G. Flynn
Dorchester
Henry M. Flynn
John J. Skelly
Cambridge
St. Gregory's Church
Milton
Miss Flynn
Jenny Flynn
Augustus Skelly
Father Fitzpatrick
St. Gregory's
Fire in Chicago lumber district devastates Wilce Lumber and box factory
A large blaze in Chicago's lumber district began at the Wilce Lumber Co factory on Twenty first and Allport streets. Driven by a strong east wind, flames spread rapidly through Throop Street to the J. J. Wintermyer box factory, overwhelming the fire department by 1 30 a.m. with additional engine calls required.
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Chicago
Wilce Lumber Co
Allport Streets
Allport Street
Throop Street
J. J. Wintermyer
Civic Federation Formed in Boston Delivers call for peaceable labor talks
At the Exchange Club meeting in Boston eighteen leaders from business, unions, and the public formed a nucleus for a Boston civic federation. The group aims to expand to 45 or 60 members to foster free discussion, mediation, and education to lessen industrial conflicts. Notables include Arthur Lyman, Dennis Driscoll, William Lawrence, Louis Brandeis, and Charles Adams.
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Exchange Club
Boston Civic Federation
Arthur T. Lyman
Amory A. Lawrence
Lucius Tuttle
Frederick P. Fish
W. C. Winslow
Dennis D. Driscoll
Boston Central Labor Union
Jeremiah J. Donovan
Boston Building Trades Council
R. H. Bradford
Structural Building Trades Alliance
Henry Abrahams
Central Labor and Cigarmakers’ Unions
Frank K Foster
Typographical Union
Ralph M. Easley
New York
National Civic Federation
Civic Federation
Admiral Bowles Sees Japan Winning War in Eastern Waters
Rear Admiral Francis T. Bowles, a leading naval strategist, argues Japan should win the war to safeguard American interests in Manchuria and Korea. He praises Admiral Evans, notes Japan’s naval superiority, and highlights torpedo boats’ emerging role in Port Arthur. He also compares railway conditions and submarine capabilities, predicting Japan’s ability to land forces quickly to defeat Russia.
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United States
Japan
Francis T. Bowles
America
Fore River Iron Works
United States Navy
Manchuria
Corea
Evans
Pla
Russia
Siberian
Admiral Bowles
Baltic
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Imuoko
Kagoshin
Suro Hans Ren
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Sendai Waagawa
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Yalu
Niuchwang
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Far East
NEW. York
Herald Man
Boston
Hanover Street
Hanover
Portland Streets
Wolf’s
Wilson Jewel Co
Scollay Square
Tremont Row
Togo
The
Tatler Magazine
Alexiefy
Novik
Skelly—Flynn
Lawrence
Driscoll
Boston & Maine Railroad
Central Labor Union
Tuttle
American’ Bell Telephone Company
Frank K. Foster
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
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Washington and
Hanover Sts
Tremont Street
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