Storm of 1881 Leaves New York City Icebound and Snowbound
Reports from New York describe a severe blizzard that halted traffic and crippled streets and rail lines. Dozens reported dead or missing as snow and wind battered the coast from Newark to New England, with trains delayed and ships stranded.
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New York
Newark
New England Atlantic
Ervat Drifte
Port fortress siege report and casualty claims
Reports from the port fortress describe heavy losses and high casualty rates among the defenders. Russian and allied observers debate surrender prospects while torpedo boats and forts are cited amid chaotic scenes at the war office.
Terms of Port Arthur Capitulation Read to Russians
The Japanese publish the capitulation terms for Port Arthur. Russian officers are to be paroled to Russia while privates remain prisoners. the fortress, ships, fortifications, government property, and mine data are surrendered to Japan. Officers may keep arms and private property.
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London
Port Arthur
Stoesse
Nogi
Thrse
Russia
Iteeshan
Antushan
Fire destroys Union Meat plant in Portland blaze
Portland January 4 fire at the Union Meat company plant on Fourth and Glisan totally gut the three story brick building. Loss to structure about 100000 and contents 150000 with partial insurance. Fire started in heated lard and threatened a nearby oil car before firemen saved it. Night Engineer John Sleight first spotted flames and ammonia spewing from the cold storage area.
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Portland
Union Meat Company
Fourth
Glisan Streets
John Sleight
Fourth Street
Southern Pacific
Hank Gans
Ready to Mediate. Roosevelt to Offer New Peace Plan
President Roosevelt signals a move to mediation by offering a fresh peace initiative. The plan aims to ease tensions and push for negotiated resolution through diplomatic channels and allied support.
Guiltless Discharged After Manassas Cartridges Scandal
Investigation under General Crozier finds two ball cartridges among 1,750,000 blanks issued for Manassas maneuvers. One packed cartridge traced to California, the Virginia case unrecoverable. Arsenal overhauled, one half cartridge found, packers discharged, and all blank cases weighed before sealing to detect ball cartridges.
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Washinon
Crozier
Manassas
California
Vingna
Virginia
Frankford Arsenal
DC Grand Jury backs whipping post for wife beaters
The Washington grand jury, in its final report to the supreme court of the District of Columbia, urges establishing a whipping post to punish wife beaters and petty larceny. It argues the device would reduce these crimes and aligns with the president's prior proposal.
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Washington
Can
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
French Morocco security measures delayed by details and delays
Paris January 4 The French government has not yet completed security plans for Moroccan towns. Delays stem from insufficient time since the task began and many details to settle before Maint Rebe Taillander conducts talks at month end.
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Paris
Morocco
France
Maint Rebe Taillander
Two Cruisers Return From Pacific Patrol
A report from St Petersburg states the cruisers Orel and Izumrud of the second Pacific squadron were ordered to return. Official confirmation is lacking. Vice Admiral Rosentvensky may wait for reinforcements from the Third Pacific Squadron.
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Petersburg
Orel
Izumrud
Rosentvensky
Land Notice Filed For Timber Land Claim In Oregon
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon publishes notices for Annie M Loucks of Aberdeen Washington and Robert Scott of Aberdeen Washington filing sworn statements for timber land in Section 8 Township 9 North Range 3 West with proofs to be provided November 8 1901. Adverse claimants must file by November 8 1901.
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Tim Land
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Ore
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Annie M. Loucks
Aberdeen
Chehalis
Robert Scott
Market Street
Annie L. Linn
Ashton
Ward
Portland
J. Gardner
T. Bridges
Register
Timber Land
OTICE
United State Land Office
Rosebu
Netiss & Hom Ahead
Aeene
Washington
Peonth
Land Claim Notices From Roseburg Oregon 1904
Several timber land filings under the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878 involve Simon A Ravnum and SAR Cannon of Roseburg Oregon plus witnesses from Big Butte and Roy Washington. Adverse claimants urged to file by November 9 1904 with Roseburg Register and Receiver.
Timber Land Act Notice for Publication Roseburg Oregon
Public land notices filed by Lester B. French and William J Moon in Roseburg Oregon under the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878. They seek to prove lands are more valuable for timber or stone than agriculture and name witnesses in Roseburg and nearby towns. Notices publish legal filing dates and inspection details.
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Roseburg
Ure
Act of Congress
Isi
Callifornia
Oregon
Nevada
Washlington
Sar. Cannon
Douglas
Btto
Crouch
Camas Valley
John O Veaason
John Givens
Gilbertson
Glendale
J T Bridges
Reglater
California
Washington Territory
William J Moon
Poke Blek
R Land
Congress
T Gehington Territory
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