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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1904
Page
2
A Russian correspondent from Port Arthur describes ongoing fighting and bombardment as Japanese forces tighten the siege. Reports claim several Russian positions along the right and left fronts have changed hands, with seabed bombardment rendering fortifications vulnerable.
July 30 report states Lawrence Curran delays an order on a key freight dispute to allow a conference with Allied trade unions. The issue centers on a potential nationwide freight handler strike that could disrupt yard operations and force railcars to back up, with union leaders calling for firm action if the order is not enforced.
London July 28 The British government moves to ensure compensation for the Knight Commander owners and goods aboard the steamer after a Russian action. An apology and instructions to prevent a repeat are sought. shipowners press for stronger protection of shipping amid ongoing Britain Russia talks.
Refugees arriving at Chefoo say a general assault by Japan on Port Arthur has begun. Russians hope for Kuropatkin’s relief but doubt Ta Teche Kiao defeat. Mine barriers deter attacks, ammunition shortages grow, and Port Arthur forges care for the wounded in hospitals. An American named Holt reports Ny.
Prices of Penema meat at Ancon port rise amid unrest. Trade disruptions and port policy changes affect supply, with merchants monitoring cargo movements and local officials seeking stability in the market.
Fragmentary report notes a British contingent arriving in Tangier and marching toward Fez. Imperial tents are described near Fez as forces gather for a potential operation amid uncertain timing and local conditions.
Chicago July 28. Packers push to end the 30,000 strong strike as 7,000 new workers are added at stockyards plants. Daylong labor rush to dockyards to fill strikers’ positions leaves livestock receipts down and many cattle hogs and sheep unsold.
Mukden July 28 reports say the Buselans retreated from Ta Tehe Kino to Hai Cheng after deciding to withdraw Sunday evening. General Zarsbourleff notes scouts warned of a Japanese left flank and Kuropatkin cites two Japanese divisions moving toward Maliimatera to cut the railroad above Liao Yang.
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