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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1904

Page

2

Loftus sale at FF Gray and Co offers men's coats and suits

FF Gray and Co advertises this week at Washington and Hanover streets with covert overcoats at 5.90, regular 15. black cheviot suits from 4.90, fancy cheviot suits from 5.90. Pants 1.25 to 1.90 and 3 to 7 dollar pants discounted to 1.25 or 1.90.

FF. Gray & Co Washington Hanover Streets F. Gray & Co Washington and Loftus F. Gray Waenthaten

F. Gray & Co. Offers Men's Black Tibet Suits On Sale

F Gray & Co advertises six finest black tibet suits for men at 5 dollars 99 cents with a bargain price list claim of 10 dollars. The sale runs today and tomorrow at their Washington and Han over streets location.

F. Gray & Co Washington and Hanover Streets

Bomb attack targets Corean foreign minister in Seoul

An opposition plot in Seoul to derail the Japanese Corean protocol culminated in bombers throwing bombs at the residences of the Corean foreign minister and his secretary at 1 AM Thursday. Both were unharmed.

Tokio Seoul

Japs Expected to Seize Yinkow

March 3. The Russo-Chinese Bank is closing and moving to Mukden as Japanese fleet nears Yinkow at the Liao River mouth. Women and children prepare to depart. U S gunboat Helena and British Espiegle prep to leave drydocks. Sivoutch mainmast cut indicating dismantling, while other ships appear ready for action.

Yinkow Mukden U. S Helena Espiegle Sivoutch

Japanese battleship grounds near Chemulpo

The Morning Post reports a Japanese battleship grounded near Chemulpo while escorting transports. The incident is noted in war news with related pictures on pages 5 and 10 of today’s Post.

London Morning Post Chemulpo Post

Japanese Army Seizes Wonsan As 60,000 Ready for Yalu Flank

From London March 4 reports say Japan has captured Wonsan the eastern Corea port. An army of 60,000 is said ready to strike the Russian left wing on the Yalu River, threatening the siege area and broader front.

London Wonsan Corea Yalu River

Naval fleet aims to block Jap landings at Liao Tung Gulf

Port Arthur mission outlined by the naval organ to shield Manchuria by preventing Japanese landings on the Gulf of Liao tung shores. Report notes Russian sculptors travel to the far east to model war figures and Yavorslaya the Bernhardt-like actress accompanied troops with simple personal gear.

ST. Petersburg Port Arthur Gulf of Liaotung Manchuria Far East Yavorslaya Kolpino

Russia questions Japanese Corean treaty legality

St. Petersburg March reports that the government views the Japanese Corean treaty as in direct conflict with the Anglo Japanese convention the Russo French declaration and other international assurances supporting Corean independence. It says the treaty was drawn up under duress and cannot have legal force.

ST. Petersburg

General Inouye Declares Martial Law in Seoul Core a

Torio reports General Inouye, commander at Seoul, Corea, has issued an order aligning with martial law with the Corean government’s consent.

Torio Inouye Seoul Corea

British Agents Not Aiding The Japanese In Courland

In Libau Courland on March 3 a careful inquiry disproved the claim that British agents were buying horses for shipment to Japan. Purchases are no greater than in prior years. Hebrews in Courland buy about 300000 horses annually, primarily for the Austrian army.

Libau Courland Russia

Rebellion Breaks Out Over Boxer Indemnity Tax in Kuichou

A despatch from Chenningchou, Kuichou province, reports a rebellion against the boxer indemnity tax. The sub prefects residence was looted yesterday in the unrest.

Snanghat Chenningchou Kuichou China

Admirals Orders Keep Red Sea Squadron on Watch

Reports from St Petersburg state orders have been sent to Admiral Virenius directing his squadron to remain in the Red Sea to observe incoming war vessels and seize ships carrying contraband of war.

Berlin St. Petersburg Virenius Red Sea

Oklahoma fires wipe out homes and threaten Hobart area

The Kiowa county fire swept 75 acres of government and Indian reserves destroying houses, stables, and 40 government cattle. In the homestead districts five people died while defending property as Hobart faced flames moving toward the city. About a thousand men fought the blaze using water from every available source.

Hobart Kiowa County Homestead Dock John Harmond Fisher

Insane man shoots War Office clerks at Washington

William J. O'Brien alias William Duffy, an insane ex soldier, entered the War Department at 11:30 and shot messenger Robert Manning and clerk Arthur Wrecker in Room Cet. Clerk Emma Sexton narrowly escaped being shot. The incident caused chaos and was stopped by James Dawson and General Adna R. Chaffee who restrained the assailant and seized the revolver and papers. Manning suffered a dangerous wound above the kidney, Wrecker an arm wound, and the attacker was taken to a police station and later to an asylum.

Wasitiington William J. O'Brien William Duffy War Department Cet Mail and Record Division Robert J. Manning Arthur Wrecker Emma Sexton Army O'Brien O O’ Brien St.lizabeth's Asylum Sixth Cavalry Third Artillery Manning Wiecker James J. Dawson Adna R. Chaffee Chaffee

Vivisection Debate at Harvard Renewed at State House

Harvard vivisection spurs hearing before the probate and chancery committee on a bill to require complete anesthesia during experiments. Dr Harold Ernst defends methods while admitting some cats and dogs are not always anesthetized. District Attorney Asa P French argues morals over science as institutions including Harvard Medical School MIT Tufts and Clark University back the petitioners. The committee will decide after further deliberation.

Harvard Harold ©. Ernst State House Committee On Probate and Chancery Ernst Boards of Health Board of Health State Board of Health Wentworth Boston Asa P. French French Harvard Medical School Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tufts College and Medical School Boston’ University School of Medicine Clark University This

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