Seek Daily Chronicle Page II Announcements Compilation
A dense list of items from page II including court circulars foreign telegrams naval war summaries and advertisements. Notable entries reference Macedonian move mine disaster at Port Arthur Russian transport attack Japanese war actions and U K cricket in Australia among numerous notices and listings.
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Port Arthur
Yaln
Wowon
Tarif
Australia
Kentishtown
London
Netley
Old Bailey
Clerkenwell
War Office
Wadding
Princesa Alica
Naw Army Council
Dakenn
Maaz
Morley
Chamberlain
Egypt
Andrew Wilson
St Albans
Mre
Maybrick
Rosedale
Honga
Geo. R. Sima
Clare Market
Baltimore
Tottenham Hotspur
England
Ireland
Royal Visitors Departing for Continent Leave Palace
The Queen of Wurtemburg with Hereditary Prince and Princess of Wied and Princess Lonas of Wied left the palace to depart for the Continent. The Duke and Duchess of Connaught with Princ Arthur and Princesses Margaret and Victoria Patricia of Connaught visited the King and Queen and stayed for luncheon. The Prince of Wales and Princess Louise visited this afternoon and Princess Alexandra of Echaumburg Lippe took leave to travel abroad. Prince Charles of Denmark accompanied her to Victoria station. The Prince of Wales attended a Standing Committee meeting of the Trustees of the British Museum this morning.
Kings Visit to Cambridge Planned for March First
Arrangements are in progress for the visit of their Majesties to Cambridge on March 1. The route now runs via Station-road Hills-road Lenafield-road Frampington-street to the Senate House. Return will use St Andrew's-street Regent Street Hills-road and Station-road.
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Cambridge
Station-road
Hills-road
Lenafield - Road
Frampington-street
Senate House
St. Andrew’s-street
Regent- Street
Bridge- Street
Trinity-street
Queen Mother and Queen Emma Visit London West End
The Queen Mother of the Netherlands arrived from Esher and Queen Emma traveled from Waterloo to Grosvenor Gardens for shopping. Afterward they returned to Esher and lunched at the Dutch legation as part of their royal visit. The Athens dispatch notes the Crown Princess giving birth to a daughter this evening.
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Netherlands
Esher
Emma
Waterloo Station
Asher
Grosvenorgardena
Athens
Heuter
Franco Siamese Treaty Signed in Paris
Paris reports the Franco-Siamese Treaty signed by Siamese Minister Phys Suriya Navati and Foreign Minister Delcassé. Text not yet telegraphed. false claim of Kraft harbour cession dismissed. Also notes ill health of Bishop Jenes Bellard of Milevis after travel to Rome.
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Paris
Phys Suriya Navati
M. Delcassé
Bangkok
Rautor
Roxas Cataolic Braxor
London
Jenes Bellard
Milevis
Rome
Bellard
Father Bellard
Insurrection Movements Renewed in Macedonia
Telegrams report the Macedonian Committee pledging a spring resumption of insurrection due to reform inadequacies. The international commission on gendarmerie reform sits at the Austro Hungarian Embassy. Ahmed Jelaleddin Pasha fled amid police charges. A strong insurgent band near Djumaibala was defeated with 12 rebels dead. Turkish losses were one killed and two wounded.
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Constantivorie
Monastir
Macedonian Committee
Macedonia
International Commission For the
Fusilers
Reuter
Djumaibala
Heuter
The Pope and the Kaiser Encyclicals in German and Latin
The Pope plans to issue his next encyclical in both German and Latin to honor the Kaiser. The German version will be issued in German only.
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Berry
Papa
Hia
Germany
Dalziel
Cairo Ragging Case Sentences Issued by Court Martial
In Cairo a court martial tried Rifle Brigade buglers for the death of a comrade last month. All but one were found guilty and sentenced to 84 days imprisonment with hard labour.
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Cairo
Rifle Brigade
Reuter
Death of Admiral Marechal reported in Paris papers
Paris reports the death of Admiral Marechal who had been recalled home by M Pelletan from command of the French squadron in the Pacific due to a dispute with the Minister. The siege died yesterday afternoon.
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Paris
Marechal
M. Pelletan
Religious expulsions in France prompt arrests
Telegram from Vannes reports officers who refused to participate in expelling religious congregations at Ploermel have been placed under arrest by order of the Army Corps commander. Reuter notes the Paris dispatch appeared in the Petite Republique.
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Paris
Petite Republique
Vannes
Ploermel
Reuter
Lightweight bout signed for 20 rounds in San Francisco
San Francisco notes that "Young Corbett" and Jimmy Britt have agreed to a 20 round lightweight contest at 131 pounds. The match is set for March 31 at Leaffan venue.
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San Francisco
Young Corbett
Jimmy Britt
Leaffan
Cattani v Humbert Court Affirms Mme Humberts Favor
The Court of Appeal today affirmed the first judgment in Cattani v Humbert in favor of Mme Humbert. A Sanapan ambassador to represent his Imperial Majesty Jacques I at the Court of St James has been appointed, named Colonel George Gonrand formerly A D C to General Sherman. Mr Henry Broadhurst remains confined to his Cromer room with indisposition.
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Mme. Humbert
Pania
Court of Appeal
Cattani
Humbert
Jacques L
St. James's
George Gonrand
A.D.C
Sherman
U.S. Army
Inness
Broadtuurst
Henry Broadhurst
Cromer
St. Peterasure
von Schenk
Emperor Alexander Regiment
Grenadiers
Japanese Victory Reported in Baltic? Pacific Action
A telegram from a Special Correspondent says three Russian cruisers of the Vladivostok squadron were torpedoed by the Japanese off Aomori Frontshin as they tried to pass the Tsugaru Strait between Honshu and Yezo. Russian ships Russia Bogatyr Rurik and Gromori had cleared Vladivostok for action.
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Aomori
Fronshin
Tsugar
Matamai Strait
Honshin
Yezo
Vladivostock
Russia
Bogatyr
Rurik
Gromori
Ekaterinoslav
Voronej
Vladivostok
Russians Bombard Japanese Port Fukuyama
Our Special Correspondent reports Russian bombardment of Fukuyama a town and port on Honshu's south coast. The bombardment appears linked to vessels also torpedoing Japanese targets, suggesting a coordinated raid carried out by the same fleet.
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Fukuyama
Honshin
Russian Legation Leaves Seoul Under Guard Escort
A Shanghai telegram reports the Russian Legation and guard departed Seoul yesterday escorted by Japanese troops to Chemulpo and then to Chifu aboard the French steamer Pascal.
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Shanghai
Seoul
Chemulpo
Chifoo
Pascal
Mine Disaster at Port Arthur Sinks Yenissei
Telegraph reports from Port Arthur say the torpedo transport Yenissei exploded while mining the bay entrance. The vessel sank with 92 sailors and two midshipmen among the dead, as engineers and officers perished in the blast. The Yenissei was clearing a submarine mine when it struck another mine. Admiral Alexeieff confirms the Jan 29 Old Style date of sinking. The Port Arthur action followed a night attack by the Japanese fleet, with ships Poltava Askold and others reportedly struck by torpedoes.
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Sr. Petersavec
Alexeieff
Port Arthur
Stepanoff
Novaya Vremya
Talionwan Bay
Togo
Saya
Sasebo
Poltava
Askold
Toredoes
Port Arthur Bay
Trenrema
Chinjrangtao
Gulf
Vindivoacock
Itshan
Far East
Kassaga
Nisshin
Central News
Wei-Hai-Wei
Rennenksampf
Russia
New Fork Herald
Port Arthur Updates From War Telegrams
Reports from Port Arthur describe naval actions and casualties as Japanese and Russian forces clash. Casualties total four killed and 54 wounded among others, with multiple ships damaged and movements noted across Tatung Kon and Wei Hai Wei while fleets maneuver and retreat.
FIGHTING ON THE YALU AND AMERICAN VESSEL DETAINED
Reports from Pekin and Port Arthur describe Russian and Japanese fighting on the Yalu with Russian gains including 80 Japanese officers and men taken as prisoners. Messages note additional Russian and Italian actions and a detainment order affecting ships in Pacific waters. The neutrality of China and further diplomatic notes are reported from Washington and London.
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Paria
Pekin
Yala
Iidsy
Central News
British Captain Escapes Port Arthur Hidden Cable Tale
The Ras Hera and Foxton Hall, British vessels detained at Port Arthur, were ordered to anchor as Russians held the harbor. Captain Morris reportedly left Cardiff November 25 and reached Port Arthur January 18, sending a cable from Chefoo about escaping through fortified entrances. Foxton Hall, a 4247 ton steel screw steamer, was built in 1902. Ras Bera, 5837 tons, owned by Graham and Co. The news notes Russian guards aboard and the capture of Crew by Chefoo. further telegrams from Lloyds at Tientsin follow.
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London
Ras Hera
Hag Mades
Pall Mall Gazette
Ras Bera
Foxton Hall
Morris
Chefoo
Port Arthur
Moji
Cardiff
Messrs. Graham and Co
A. G. Dunn and Co
Liverpool
Thompson and Sons
Sunderland
Lloyd’s
Tientsin
Fapping
Wencho
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