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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1904

Page

9

Vast Army Massing at Harbin Base in Manchuria

Paris reports Russia concentrates troops at Harbin as the main base for land operations in Manchuria. 120,000 troops from Moscow, Kiev, Varsovie sent. 400,000 expected within 12 days. Rail congestion and extreme cold hinder movement while Port Arthur remains naval base and Harbin becomes focal point of campaign guidance.

Harbin Russia Paris Alexieff Port Arthur Japan Léaotung Peninsula Moscow Kieff Varsovie Manchuria Niuchwang Mukden-Harbin Gulf of Liaotung Peninsula Bay of Corea Mukden Yalu

Threat Made by China on Neutrality and Tombs

The Sun reports a London cable that China will remain neutral but will defend the sanctity of Manchurian tombs and ancestral sites. China has troops in Mukden and Manchuria and warned that desecration could trigger force. Japan says it seeks no annexation and will respect Chinese palaces and public buildings where possible.

New York the Sun London Russia Sagan Mukden China Manchuria Japan

Russia Backs Hay But Closes Danny in War Zone

St Petersburg Feb 19 Russia replies to the American note on war area limits to Washington via Mr McCormick through Foreign Minister Lamsdorff. The terms align with prior lines, accepting in principle except Manchuria where Russia’s interests lie. Russia seeks to keep China neutral and limit hostilities, noting Danny’s siege and lack of commerce prevents consular access during hostilities. Novoe Vremya editorial suggests Russia’s stance hinges on Chinese neutrality and avoids flank attack risks.

ST. Petersburg McCormick Lamsdorff Washington Manchuria Russia Foreign Office China Alexieff Danny United States Novoe Vremya Hay Great Wall

Girls Against Coeducation at Tufts Debates Split Vote

Tufts College in Medford held a nighttime debate on coeducation with the question of complete separation in all departments. The affirmative team Bertha H. Mann Winifred Thorpe faced the negative Jessie M. Parker Sarah L. Buxton. the women awarded the victory to the negative side. Men disagreed, calling the outcome prejudice.

Medford Tufts Tufts College Bertha H. Mann Norway Winifred Thorpe Highland Jessie M. Parker Uxbridge Sarah L. Buxton Somerville

Clarke says Olney strongest for Democratic nomination

In a Cleveland Plain Dealer interview, Hon. John H. Clarke, Ohio Senate candidate, argues James H. Olney is the best Democratic choice for President, citing contrasts with Roosevelt and appeal to Bryan followers, Cleveland allies, and the business world.

Clarke Olney New York James H. Kennedy Cleveland Plain Dealer John H. Clarke United States Senate Ohio Waldorf Roosevelt Bryan Cleveland Business

Russians Blown Up Ships at Chemulpo Harbor

St Petersburg reports from officers at Shanghai recount the clash when eight Japanese warships confronted Russian torpedo gunboat Korietz and the vessel Variag near Chemulpo. The Russians withdrew to avoid harming nearby French and foreign ships, then sank two Japanese vessels and crippled another before blowing up their own ships to prevent enemy capture. Survivors were rescued. Sungari, a tender, also destroyed. Corean neutrality cited as not in dispute.

ST. Petersburg Varing Kortetz Shanghai Chemulpo Korietz Foudner Variag Russia Corea

Great Britain Faces Russia Blame Amid War Tension

In Washington on February 1, officials ponder Britain’s belligerent stance toward Russia. A senior naval officer questions Britain’s desire to join the war, warning Britain could become involved if the tone persists. Russia alleges Britain aids Japan, a claim Moscow cannot fully credit.

Washington Great Britain Russia

Russia's plan to seize and hold Corea

St Petersburg reports the Sivesk exposes Russia's aim to annex Corea as self preservation. It states force will drive out Japan and establish garrisons at Seoul Masampho and other towns. It also admits Russia values land power over sea power and will push conquest despite limits.

ST. Petersburg Sivesl Russia Corea Japan Seoul Masampho

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