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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1904

Page

2

World Gold Mines Yield Fabulous Sums Across Regions

The report surveys top producers led by Homestake in Bath Dakota with 900 stamps and rising output beyond 20,000 ounces monthly. Alaska Treadwell, Cripple Creek Portland, and Stratton Independence follow, while Mexico El Oro and West Australian mines like Perseverance and Great Boulder rank among major titles. It notes Transvaal capacity constrained by labor, lists future prospects Dos Estrellas Santo Domingo Radiang Lebong Tasmania and Oriental mines as potential giants.

Bath Dakota Yonder Spectator Honestake Golden Reward Alaska Treadwell Douglas Island Aldka Wreadwell Stratton Colorado Qamp Bird Mexico West Australia Douldyr Perseverance Golden Horseshoe Great Fingal Great Boulder Ivanhal Orsyn- Brownhill Champion Reef Wysore Ooregum Nundytroog Transvaal United States India Queensland New Zealand Ienestako Mount Morgan Bhi Meszico Santo Domingo Inca Company Paris Lebong Bumatre Tasmania Korea Redjong Oriental

Weight Fluctuation Tied to Seasons and War Relief

Russian points at which Japan may strike a blow show weight swinging with the seasons. The era of summer brings diminished weight and the pendulum of nature guides the body. Women of high society join hospital relief efforts for the distressed, following the empress in charitable acts.

Japan Tolia Thoss

Inventor of the rotating chamber fore pistol and more

A Vermont born machinist rose from humble shop tasks to patenting a rotating chamber fore pistol. He shaped harbors defense ideas, laid a submarine cable, and boosted factory profits by multiples of value. His forge work included copper commutator bars for dynamos, cutting costs across sewing and metal industries.

Texas Florida Winn Vermont Ymy Walls Alton Buch

Changes in Weight of Copenhagen Children

Curio s experiments at a Copenhagen philanthropic institution weigh Royenty boys and girls in groups of fifteen over weeks. They show weight loss in autumn and early December, continuing from that time to the end of April.

Copenhagen Denmark

Five elder statesmen shape Japan policy in crisis

An analysis of Japan's elder statesmen the ex prime ministers Marquis Ite Yamagata Matsukata Oyama and Count Inouye who advise the emperor guiding diplomacy as the cabinet hesitates over Russia and a new diet. The piece notes the diet's dissolution and the limited power of Japan's legislature compared with the US Congress or British Parliament.

Welen UU Gardner Takio Japan Marquis Ite Yamegata Colint Matsukatz Marquis Oyama Count Inouy Tassin Diet Nic Loines Inonan Russia

Japanese Women in War Like Brave Mothers of Sparta

The New York Sun lauds Japan for wartime resolve of women, from feudal samurai wives to peasants. It cites 1889 Wakamatsu siege where about a thousand women fought and some chose death over captivity, while Empress Jingū Kōgō in 208 AD led attacks in Korea and shaped martial tradition.

Sparta Japan New York Sun Wakamatau Balkamoto Yalu Navy Department Tapan Chiners Rosa Ojia Wen Ier Lume Port Arthur Ojim Aime Jing Kogo Korea Tepen Iney Ojin

Rading of Camel Herds Across Somali Frontier

The text describes how Somali raiders target large camel herds in Somaliland where tens of thousands of camels graze over vast water-scarce districts. Raiders strike in groups, driving off thousands of camels for long distances, pursued by distraught owners, with terrain and water scarcity amplifying the risk of capture and intertribal conflict.

United States Somaliland Purautt Appsala

Tragedy at Huntington Creek Ends in Drowning

Reuben Miller 10 years old, while returning from school to his Huntington home Friday evening, stopped to play near a swollen creek. The bank gave way and the boy fell into the water and drowned.

Reuben Miller Huntington

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