Russian ships sunk in Japanese attack portends rout
An official report on February 14 describes three Russian warships destroyed by Japanese torpedoes including the cruiser Boyarin blown up by a mine. Losses would have been heavier if a gale had not interrupted the pursuit. Hegatoru and Asagiri launched the torpedoes as the fleet nears Port Arthur, with analysts doubting the Russian position can hold.
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Boyarin
St. Petersburg
Hegatoru
Asagiri
London
Alextent
Aeciaee
Port Arthur
Mukden
Vas
Fort Arthur
Stafford
Springfield Street
Columbus Avenue
Trussell
Aeronaut
Newngland
Ora
Gether
Maynard B. Truggell
Eugene L. Stafford
Inspector Burr
Reagan
Division 6
Pryssell
Trussel
May land United States Marines at Niuchwang
Rear Admiral Evans reports from Niuchwang China that Commander Staunton of the gunboat Helena notes disturbed conditions and a possible landing of bluejackets and marines if the American consulate is endangered. A Santo Domingo City message says a U.S. warship bombarded insurgents near Santo Domingo and Marines landed but later re-embarked.
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Niuchwang
Washington
Evans
Navy
Staunton
Hélena
China
Bob Evaris
Nivohwang
Harbin
Siberian Rifles
Far East
Magohuria
Kflo Sea Geet
Banish
Whee
Manchuria
Ieeeee
San Juan
P. R
Santo Domingo
Phjarito
Air-Continued Cold Foretells Boston Weather
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair but continued cold weather with chances of overcast or rain on Thursday and warmer conditions Friday. North to northeast winds are expected.
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Boston
Japanese wounded arrive from Port Arthur action
London dispatch from Chefoo reports junks carrying Japanese wounded from the Port Arthur engagement of February 14. The Paris edition New York Herald correspondent suggests the scene indicates more than a torpedo attack occurred at Port Arthur.
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Port Arthur
London
Chefoo
Paris
New York Herald
Americans offer aid to Russians floods embassy
The Russian embassy is inundated with offers of help from Americans across professions. Today 12 physicians sent letters and the ambassador will reply with a cordial note to each writer, after initially planning personal replies.
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Washington
Russians Give Large Sums to Help the Czars
Moscow reports substantial donations for naval and medical relief. Prince Galitzin gave 8000 dollars for a fast cruiser, Count Orloffdaroff supplied 1000 dollars, and a private concern contributed 250000 dollars to aid the sick and wounded.
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Moscow
Prince Galitzin
Count Orloffdaroff
Hand Made Whiskies Feature At Essex Street Stop
Four crafted whiskies highlight a small Essex Street display with no bar setup present. Local maker showcases four varieties in a compact, handmade presentation, inviting inspection by passersby.
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Aunt Mary’s Sia Fashion Bottle Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement notes Aunt Mary’s Sia Fashion Cough Remedy at Houghton’s and a bottle of tablets priced at 10 cents. The fragment hints at a 19th or early 20th century retail page with stamp mentions and small consumer goods.
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Aunt Mary's
Houghton's
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