Bombardment Report From Port Arthur In Progress
A Chefoo despatch states Japanese forces are storming Port Arthur again and the attack could lead to capture or destruction of the fortress. Fire has started from shells fired by the bombardment fleet.
02 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1904
Page
1
A Chefoo despatch states Japanese forces are storming Port Arthur again and the attack could lead to capture or destruction of the fortress. Fire has started from shells fired by the bombardment fleet.
The dispatches from northern Corea report a Russian army of about 50,000 in battle array near Anju after seizing a strategic position there. A large Japanese force moves to oppose the advance, with fighting expected soon. Anju, an important town about 50 miles south of the Yalu River, may indicate Russian progress beyond prior reports.
F Gray & Co offers men's covert overcoats at 5.90 a week this sale, reg 15 garments. Black cheviot 315 suits 4.9, fine fancy cheviot suits from 3.90. Sale continues until Saturday night at Washington and Hanover streets. Pants 5.36 and 7 at 1.90, and 4 at 1.25.
Mrs M C Cusack of 3508 St Nicholas Ave Brooklyn reports her daughter suffered severe cold and night sweats. She credits Father John's Medicine with curing the illness, praising its effectiveness.
Aunt Mary's Cough Remedy cures colds. Tones system. At Houghton's, 25 cents.
Wallace H. Mann, ex-manager of the American Surety Company, collapsed in his jail cell on Charles Street as guards feared a poisoning incident. He recovered briefly after distress, then stayed on his cot, avoiding foods and showing signs of endurance. A subpoena was served to Thomas W. Lawson to appear before Municipal Court at 9 AM tomorrow.
Seven Brown University Athletic Association directors resign at a board meeting over professionalism disputes. The majority favor paid athletes and a new eligibility code, claiming initial support from undergraduates and alumni, while the corporation would not permit immediate effect. The resignations leave two leaders, Meiklejohn and Hill, amid chaos as the old rule forbidding paid athletes is repealed pending corporation review.
The body of Mrs. Delia Smith, 68, was found on her room threshold by her brother with a fractured skull and multiple knife wounds. Her room was ransacked and bloodstained, with substantial money found in her room and on her person, leading authorities to believe robbery motive.
Tokyo dispatch reports the Japanese general staff and a guards regiment moving toward a west coast Corea port, likely Chemulpo, signaling the start of active operations. The report notes the development as a potential turning point in the conflict.
Liaoyang now resembles a military city with a 3.3 square mile area inclosed for a camp and magazine near the railroad. A separate camp at Haicheng, 32 miles from Nieuchwang, covers about 1000 acres and includes fortifications.
Shanghai dispatch to AP says Tientsin reports 4000 more Chinese troops in northern China and that the government has recently placed large orders for guns and ammunition.
Corean officials in Europe look to the United States for protection as Russo Japanese War shadows unfold. They fear Japan may fail to uphold declared principles if the conflict drags on or Russia prevails, leaving Corea with limited support from Europe.
Hardy A. Moulton longtime cashier at Young's Hotel was arrested after Manager J. R. Whipple reported discrepancies in the desk funds. He faces larceny charges for three thefts including amounts on Dec 9, 32, Jan 1, 32 and Jan 15, 340. An accountant will be assigned to review the accounts.
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