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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1904

Page

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Submarine Porpoise sinks to near bottom of sea

Nine crewmen aboard the submarine Porpoise faced a perilous descent off Newparty when the craft dropped to about 1200 feet. Leaks prevented normal ballast operations and valves failed as water pressure increased. After twenty minutes of hand pumping and valve repairs, buoyancy returned and the boat began to rise. Captain Frank F. Fletcher attributed the mishap to sunk valves.

Nelson Frank F. Fletcher United States Sald

Kill Captain Barrett and Bandits Looted Towns

A report covers Captain Barrett of the constabulary killed on Leyte island after native forces faced a superior bantite contingent. Across Misamis Mindanao, lands looting occurred. Pablo Mercado and family were kidnapped amid tensions with Americans. Chinese stores burned. several natives killed. Also noted are a tornado in Chautauqua County causing five thousand revelers to flee, Armour & Co plant fire in Chicago, a stabbing in Cleveland, a banker kidnapped in old Mexico, Chicago postal tubes opening, a holdup in Nod, and a Milan actress dying in exile.

Leyte Bantite Hy. Barrett Misamis Minditoo Landits Pablo Mercado Mercado

Remarkable feats of the Avind described

A fragmentary report recalls violent weather or disaster events. Wind and debris raged through High Bridge, with granite slabs cut, roofs lifted, skylights blown inward, and glass stores shattered. Large trees uprooted, rainwater solidified, and electric and structural damage felled signs, churches, and buildings, while bright continuous flashes lit two cities.

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Weather crop report notes improving corn and drought relief

The weekly crop report says rains relieved drought in the central valleys and northern Rocky regions, with fair weather in the corn belt except Ohio and Nebraska. Cotton outlook improves though shedding and rust persist, while Texas reports rust, boll weevils, and general picking progress. Tobacco, apples, and potatoes show mixed gains. soil ready for fall plowing across central valleys and middle Atlantic states.

Weather Bilread Portiona Central Tennessee Middle Gulf States Texas Northern Rocks North Pacific Coast Idaho Montana Lake Rocky Mountain Miasowii Valley Rocky Mountains Corn Ohio Nebraska Missouri Valley Mississippi Ohio Valley Middle Atlantic North Dakota Minnesota Pacific Anul New England Dreuth Wisconsin Middle Atlantic States New York Lake Region Pennsylvania

Fragmentary OCR notes from The News es page in St Louis

Miscellaneous garbled lines discuss international law, the Hague tribunal, Krupp gun works, and political notes. Mentions of Tibet, Colorado law disorder, Constantinople humorist, pork evasion, mosquitoes at the White House, Michigan gender ratio, and neutral foreign policy questions. Unclear dates or sources.

St Louis Tipan Board of Strategy Tibet Hague Colorado Constantinople Porka Michigan China

Ferocious Far East Battles Riot in Port Arthur Area

Reports from the Far East describe fierce fighting along sea and land with Chinese defenses at Liauth Mountain and Port Arthur under heavy attack. Japanese forces regain positions outside forts while a Chinese countermining claim is disputed. rumors of land mines are likely exaggerated. An armistice offer via a white flag sought surrender terms for Port Arthur and Kouropatkin’s forces.

Liauth Shin Penthysum Bil Ronge Pullehwang Sudereyling Port Arthur Kouropatkin

Naval losses and ship destructions in the Far East clash

A chaotic record lists Russian naval vessels damaged sunk or dismantled after battles with Japanese forces. Vessels named include cruisers, battleships, gunboats, and destroyers with ports such as Shanghai Qingdao and Port Arthur noted. Many ships are reported damaged or destroyed in August and February actions, with crews killed or scuttled to prevent capture.

Noviic Kobsikoysk Lal Sakhatieny Ruin Auht Kamimunva Preropavlovsk Acantial Mukhoff Singehou Boyarin Datny Vartag Chemulpy Mandohur Shanghai Vindivostok Askold Rossia Vindivoatok Gromobos Vindivoutok Ridshumdlni Chefoo Grozovol Ynushitelny Pigeon Bay Russia Gromobol Vladivostok Diany Nayik Viladivostok Togo Malludu Kraochou Bhanghal Port Arthur Icorsakovsk Sakhalien Chitose Tsushima Japaneae J Chetoo Fort No. 1 Port Misesban

War News and Reactions in Manchuria and Korea

Reports quote General Stoessel opposing Japanese terms in Manchuria while war skeptics debate leadership ethics. Naval actions include Kamimura versus Vladivostok forces near Port Arthur, with Russian ships damaged or sunk. Japanese losses and port defenses, plus fleet movements at Vladivostok and Korsakovsk, shape a grim patrol of the conflict through battles around Port Arthur and nearby seas.

Staplush Dolny Yoshino Kasuga Port Arthur Miyaka Kerr Bay Kaimon Takenyan Bay Vladivostok Vahilers

Devastating Midwest Tornado Strikes Saint Paul Minneapolis

A powerful tornado roared through Minnesota Saturday, killing at least sixteen people and injuring many more as it leveled Waconia and damaged Minneapolis and Saint Paul. The storm shredded theaters, snapped bridges, toppled college and bank buildings, and destroyed factories including the Minneapolis Sugar Beet plant, sparing some nearby structures. Bridges were flung apart, railcars toppled, and a dormitory collapsed burying children. the disaster left extensive property damage and widespread power outages.

Searer St. Paul Minnneapolis Axiile Waconia Bcore Stig Snormons Minneapolis Sugar Beet Company Minneapoli and West St. Paul St.Paul Wnabasha Street Tivoli Concert Hall Empire Theater Third Street East Third Street Planeer Press First National Bank East Fourth Street Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway House of the Good Shepherd

Oil Pipe Line Construction Planned from Kenana Fields

Telegraphic Brevities note that Standard Oil will start building an eight inch pipe line from the Kenana oil fields to White, with an estimated cost of 100000 dollars. The project aims to connect production sites to distribution points, reflecting early expansion in midstream infrastructure.

Standard Oil Company Via

Trade optimism and varied results across sectors in weekly review

The Dun and Co weekly Chicago trade review notes mixed conditions with improved distribution and consumer demand in the West, stronger apparel and boot sectors, overtime in hat and cap factories, and cautious stock carrying. Wheat prices rise, corn outlook uncertain, provisions and livestock showing recovery, and bank clearings reach $116,415,000, 85 percent above the prior year.

Real York Luter Holfint, Mercantie Cully Holding Lh. G. Dun & Co Chicago Hiterlor Privos

U.S. Grain and Livestock Prices by City Snapshot

Trading quotes show Chicago and St Louis cattle ranges from 4.00 to 5.75 dollars with hogs at 4.00 to 5.40, sheep 2.00 to 4.00, wheat No.2 around 1.05 to 1.10, rye near 0.70 to 1.15, and corn 0.58 to 0.85. Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Detroit and Milwaukee listings report mixed grain and livestock prices with butter and eggs also listed.

New York St. Lovin Boston Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincmontt Philadelphia New Fork Cleveland Oston Detroit Chicago St. Louis Washington W.T. Bt Elubs Denver de Des Moines Colo. Springs Asgl Orinha Ux City Ike Indianapolis Coumon St. Louie Whoige USS New York--Gaetia

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