09 Jan 1904
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1904
Page
1
Tokyo reports the press and people of Japan unite in demanding swift government action to thwart Russia. The nation hails the council of old men meeting tomorrow to vote for a speedy decisive blow against the Russian invader.
Washington officials review the law governing admission of works of art for exhibition. Pressure mounts as Treasury officials consider scope and limits on bringing Italian palace treasures to the United States for display.
Police warn Massachusetts agencies to watch for a four-man burglary quartet linked to Salem and East Boston breakins. The group, described in detail with heights and builds, was identified the night of November 4 and seen in Salem just before the latest entry. They blasted safes at the Little Folks Magazine Company on Loring Avenue, looting cash, stamps, and a watch, then fled.
Chief Inspector Watts's staff seek Oliver M. Dennett senior partner of Dennett Bros. & Co once at 18 Postoffice Square after the firm collapsed with liabilities around 160000. Warrant issued by Leslie Baxter for larceny of 1200. Dennett alleged to have embezzled 75000 from firm customers. Brother H S Dennett cited. creditors allege missing records and funds. assignee Roche managing affairs.
Generally cloudy conditions are expected in Boston and surrounding areas with light westerly winds on Saturday. Sunday looks to bring fair skies and warmer temperatures according to the latest forecast.
Treasury Department in Washington reports Father John's Medicine saved lives by curing colds and preventing pneumonia. The testimonial highlights the product's health claims and life-saving potential.
Manuel Perry of the fishing schooner Olivia was lost at sea after leaving his vessel to haul trawls. He drifted for hours and rowed toward Cape Ann, bailing water and losing strength until the schooner Arthur E. spotted him near Thatcher's Island and brought him to safety. His home is in Gloucester.
Consumers urged to report unsatisfactory lighting to their gas company offices. Local troubles are common and fixable, with inspectors dispatched to remedy issues. Companies named include Jamaica Plain Gas Light Co., Roxbury Gas Light Co., and Boston Gas Light Co.
Tokyo reports public anger over Russia’s reply and fears government may act. Officials say negotiations will continue despite clamor, seeking terms modification before any ultimatum or force, with weeks of discussion likely and little chance of immediate breach of peace.
Kisabuneo Uyeno the Japanese consul at San Francisco said he had no instructions yet to issue a call for the reserves of the Japanese army and navy in California Utah Idaho Arizona and New Mexico within his jurisdiction though he warned it may come at any moment. About 2000 Japanese residents were listed in the region.
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