Battle Report of Port Arthur Action Near March 21–22
Petersburg dispatch reports from Viceroy Alextem that at midnight March 21 Chinese torpedo boats attacked Port Arthur, repulsed by searchlights and fort fire. Morning attack renewed with eleven ships and eight torpedo boats, Japanese fleet engaged Liáotshin and Port Arthur defenses. By 3 am, multiple ships, cruisers, and torpedo boats moved near Liáotshin and Colimbinal Bay as bombardment continued and reinforcements arrived.
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Petersburg
Bes
Alextem
Brocrel
Tema
Liaotshin
Iaotshin
Witel
Stonewel
Lim
Colimbinal Bay
Pigeon Tay
Port Arthur
Relvinia
Oring
Viewroy Altexte
Tral Makaroff
Ytat
Fee
Fred
Hobr
Otyatauy
Eril
Ankold
Otlowini
Linotelin
Mabell
Night bombardment near Port Arthur summary report
The report describes a midnight to dawn naval bombardment with Japanese forces repulsed at multiple torpedo boat and battleship attacks. Casualties include several killed or wounded and one sailor burned aboard a wharf. Shelling targeted cables as ships withdrew after 11 o'clock.
Japanese Navy Captain Returns Home Amid Warship Work
The article notes Captain Koyart of the Japanese navy returning from England, having overseen warship construction, and formerly serving as private secretary to the Minister of Naval Affairs. It mentions Captain Oxurl, brother of Dr. Mori, to be hosted in the city. The Siberia carries Japanese passengers and merchandise, with many heading home to participate in forthcoming homefront efforts, amid patriotic send offs and speeches.
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Wweh
John Melran
U. S
Conmal
Yokohama
Woettnaon
Mr. MelLean
Washington
Yoko Hewn
T. W. Heliyer
Kochester
Uueinewe
Koyart
England
Mintuwr
Naval
China
Oxurl
Mori
Siberia
Japan
Sin Frandsea
Nonolulu
Weather Summary and Maritime Arrivals and Departures
Weather Bureau notes morning rain and a midday high of 74 with 0.02 inches of rainfall and humidity around 98 percent. Winds variable to calm. Arrivals from San Francisco include W. Aubey and many listed passengers. departures include vessels to Molokai Hilo and Kau ports with Cunard lines and local ship names.
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Weather Bureau
Panahon
Names in transit list for Hilo and way ports atmar Kina
A long roster of passengers and associated individuals listed for a voyage to Hilo and nearby ports. The document names many travelers including Mrs G Malcolm and family, Mina McHone, J P Quirk, Mrs Townsend, Rudolph Scherer, Prof Henshaw, Col Melallan among others, with references to Mrs Bhirdan, Chan Kat, and multiple others.
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Hilo
Kina
James Dibb
Ming I. Nemoick
0. Young
G. L. Grmes
0. Imba
Chan Kat
Wilfong
W. Pullan
Mies I. Renwick
Passage on boll weevil and political banter in the era
Passages note discussions among congressmen about a boll weevil exter mination method and a nearby exchange about Gronvenor of Ohio. The text then shifts to a notice about the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Edition, advertising legal notices and tenders, with a digressive financial remark on the Khedive and the Bue Canal Company showing a large profit.
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Overstreet
Ture
Gronvenor
Ohio
Ness
Capital Subscribed Capital Paid Up and Branches List
Capital subscribed en 18,000,000 and paid up en 9,210,000 with reserved fund en 9,210,000. Head office Yokohama. Branches Honolulu Kobe Hongkong Shanghai Tokyo London Lyons New York San Francisco Manila Nagasaki Nowohwang Honolulu 67 King Street. Bank engages in collection bills of exchange drafts letters of credit and general banking business.
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Hombay
Hongkong
Honolulu
Kobe
London
Lyons
Nagasaki
Nowohwang
New York
Poking
San Francisco
Shanghai
Thentein
Tokyo
Seta & Gener
King ST
Mongolia Ready for Orient Voyage from Norfolk
The Pacific Mail steamship Mongolia will soon reach port from the Eastern coast and begin preparations for a flat voyage to the Orient. It has been 24 days at sea from Norfolk, Va under Captain J A Kinder. The Mongolia is the larger sister ship to the Manchuria with a tonnage of 15750 and sister relations noted but a 430 net difference. both ships are about 700 feet long with substantial breadth and depth. Captain Clayton commands the Manchuria, which departed from New York awaiting port clearance.
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Pacific Mail Company
Mongolia
Orient
Norfolk
J. A. Kinder
Manchuria
Clayton
New York
Irmgard and Castle Race Off Honolulu Harbor Tie
Thy Chronicle reports the Irmgard and the 8 N Castle arrived near the lahtetin Saturday, each sixteen days from Honolulu with sugar cargoes. They sailed within half an hour of each other and the race was a tie, the Irmgard first to reach the tug and harbor. Joe B. Dyke and wife plan a coast vacation trip by the next Micamer.
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Irmgard
N. Castle
B. Dyke
Kamehameha Schools
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