Iowa Senate Debates Budget and Health Proposals
The Iowa Senate returns to session with actions including a resolution to form a three member committee to study voting millage viability, a restriction on shooting live pigeons for target practice, and a health board funding debate. Bills on labor, court procedures, and public welfare advance or stall as the chamber plans longer morning sessions and prepares for next week.
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War in the Far East Flight From Port Arthur War News
A typed letter from Port Arthur describes escape and hardship during bombardment and retreat toward St. Petersburg. Reports detail bitter cold across Siberia, frostbite, and the ordeal of troops and civilians moving by ice and rail, with battles and strategic shifts near Yalu, Vladivostok, and Ping-Yang shaping the campaign.
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Harbin
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Japan Seizes Control of Korea and Establishes Seoul Viceroyalty
Japan takes direct control of Korea establishing a resident viceroy in Seoul and a vice resident. Troop moves include 1,000 Russian and 600 at Tongwu and Ranson. The Korean army, about 20,000 strong, is restructured under Japanese influence with a 1,000-strong imperial guard forming the nucleus. Ships removed from Che Mulpo and Sorenn warships, cruisers Suma and Idywma reach Shanghai. Japanese minister seeks passports for the French minister. A calculated cost analysis of Fort Arthur bombardment is cited, noting range, fire regulation challenges, and ammunition costs.
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Port Arthur
Naval crisis deepens as Korea neutrality tested
Reports describe a war troubled by a new menace, a dangerous weapon and tense diplomacy. The US cruiser Cinelunutl sails toward Chemulpo while Japan seeks loans in London and New York. Russia names a new inspector general as global powers weigh entanglements.
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Russians Press Front in Korea as War Expands
The report describes Russian cavalry actions near Tng-Yang and a second victory against Japanese forces, with Russian forces advancing toward northern Korea and occupying positions. Dispatches mention Russian offensives south of Mookden, Japanese retreats, and preparations for fortifications along the Tai-Vong river as both sides seek to control Korea.
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Chemulps
Chemulpo
Chinnimpo
Attack Port Arthur Anew Hits Port Arthur Squadron
Japanese fleet attacked Port Arthur on Monday in a heavy bombardment. The cruiser Askold was sunk and the torpedo boat destroyed, the Novik substantially damaged, and the Retvizai heavily hit. The Russian squadron withdrew in good order while Japanese losses were not reported. Port Arthur faces shortages as batteries and troops stay under pressure.
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Madison Wisconsin Capitol Fire Destroys State Building
A Wisconsin Capitol fire on a Saturday destroyed the Madison state capitol building with losses around 800000. The blaze damaged east and west wings housing the Senate and Assembly and many state departments. Fire crews fought the flames, and parts of the building including treasure and records were saved while insurance changes and capital relocation debates intensify.
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