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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1904
Page
1
New York reports labor leaders vow a complete tie up as about forty thousand garment workers walk out. Ten thousand finishers expected to join this week amid the broad labor movement. In Wiesbaden Prussia, court fears a motor car collision may have killed von Specht.
Sisson Cal June 27 Fire has destroyed the main portion of this town causing a loss of 300000 dollars.
Colonial Girl a five year old gelding by Meddler Springtide owned by Otto Stiefek of St Louis won the Worlds Fair handicap on Saturday. Makar owned by W Schori finished second three lengths back. Cal Girl won the race easily.
In St Paul on June 27 Republican delegates from Ramsey Hennepin and St Louis counties were claimed by Dunn and Collins camps. Dunn reports 482 for Eddy 25 for Collins 106. Collins camp cites 355 with 13 Pil. Early returns show biased newspaper totals and unclear margins.
Mandan North Dakota June 27 Joseph D Clark a 26 year old ranchhand living forty miles south of Mandan shot himself in the head with a revolver. He was a native of Ware where his parents live and he has an uncle nearby. He had been considered wild and his death is tied to his life of misrule and reform efforts.
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Dispatches from Tatchekino say Russian and Japanese forces engage in heavy fighting as General Kuropatkin announces an offensive. Early reports mention casualties and strategic moves with both sides preparing for continued combat near decisive fronts.
A detailed Togo report confirms an attack as a naval battle unfolds. A sailor, Neff of White Bear, died after saving his wife from an oncoming train and shielded her at the moment of impact. The couple had just left church. Nearby, Kent Loomis and a local dispatch discuss allied actions near Cherbourg. Chelsea, Mass., records a mile motor record set in a Manhattan Beach bicycle race.
St. Petersburg reports Japan has evacuated Sehuchen to lure General Kuropatkin south while General Kuroki advances toward Hai Chen ready to strike. The general staff expects these moves to postpone a major engagement as Russian losses mount north of Ai Pien Men.
Belfast June 47 The owners of the steamer Allinton seized by a stock squadron say the vessel had been condemned as prize and will appeal. The British government has asked Russia for full particulars. New Chwang June 27 An Associated Press courier reports Japanese scouts seen ten miles southwest of Kai Chou and Russian sources note artillery pieces and troops in the area.
Chaotic dispatches describe advancing guard actions and indecisive forces as Japanese moves across fronts prompt Red Cross aid. Casualty figures cited include 247 killed and 946 wounded among officers and troops, with reports from New Chwang on front movements.
Washington cable from Perdigaris thanks Secretary Hay for the release. The U S government will make no further demands on the other government as long as no reprisals are committed against American citizens.
The United States expressed thanks to France for assistance in securing the release of Perdi ris with government cooperation noted by officials in Washington.
The St Louis derby at the fair grounds Saturday is billed as the greatest since the city began hosting the event. Favorite entrants include penalties winner Wherefore Carry More and Ortwells, both cited among the top contenders from a field that includes notable stakes horses bred in Tennessee and linked to J. W. Schorr.
June 2 report from Saratoga Wyoming notes the First National Bank failed to open amid a tense scene with a constable present. Officials say the bank would reopen after brief disruption and an investigation into the disturbance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe homeopaths in Rochester promoting a station or facility associated with Habermann. The text mentions international aspects and medical practices in a windy environment, with references to the United States and potentially agricultural or ritual contexts.
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