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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1904

Page

2

Global War News Flows As Battles and Dispatches Persist

Reports from multiple fronts describe Japanese fleet movements near Rasebo and Vladivostok actions, with ships sunk or damaged by enemy fire or self-inflicted losses. Port Arthur remains a focal point as ships and mines feature in ongoing engagements.

Tormseien Janel Arthur Atten Arginer Port Vetter Museen Aliry Port Vettiaa Port Arthur Tanis Capalle Port Vethar

Death Toll Rises From Slocum Disaster in New York

Reports describe a vast but uncertain death count from the steamer General Slocum catastrophe. Rescue workers recover bodies as officials vow full inquiry amid a citywide search and grieving families.

New York General Slocum

Japanese Land Forces Press Port Arthur Siege

Report from Tianjin via Port Arthur notes a Japanese flotilla near Fort Arthur with landings and bombardment efforts. Russian forces counter with batteries and retreat actions as both sides maneuver near the harbor. rumors of large Russian movement toward the port linger.

Morgue Blunder: Bodies Numbered and Effects Moved

A chaotic report from New York and St Petersburgh describes mass corpse handling after a disaster. The piece notes numbered remains and altered personal effects, with confusion over counts and references to coroner work and relief efforts.

Desperate Skirmishes Between Russia and Japan Near Valangon

General Stackelberg reports heavy losses on both sides in a midday assault by a Japanese division on the Russian left flank at Valangon. The First Siberian rifles bore the brunt. Colonel Kavastounoff was killed and General Gernross wounded.

St Petersburg Stackelberg Harbin Gernross Valangon Siberian Rifles Kavastounoff Nodichinsky Gernross Wan Voeport Genm Kharkevitch Tle Ontposta Uston Baturta Liao Tung Kharkevitch Huayenwan

Rumor of U.S. Turkish Waters Squadron Proposal

An official dental note published rumors that the Russian ambassador to Washington protested a reported U S plan to donate a squadron of ships to Turkish Waters to support policy aims. The fragmentary item reflects diplomatic tension and government deliberations in June.

St Petersburg Washington Conant Cassin Hee United Sates

Russians See Japanese Move to Niu Chwang Base

Moscow dispatch reports Japanese bombardment near Kaichou and a naval blockade of Niu Chwang suggest a plan to clear the Liao Tung peninsula and use Nin Chwang as a new base. The Nin Chwang garrison is said to be undiminished but unlikely to be held. fortifications rise at Feng Wa and Cheng. No confirmation of the joint ambush or the alleged destruction of Japanese battalions is provided by the war office.

St Petersburg Kaichou Niu Chwang Liao Tung Nin Chwang Feng Wa Cheng

War talk fades as Cripple Creek mines reopen and union fears ease

Denver reports Governor Peabody and General Kell confirm Cripple Creek mines are in operation with minimal disaffection. One hundred fifty workers invited to return, including nonunion. rapid resumption expected. Tangier notes imminent Moroccan revolution with French occupation as remedy and potential European intervention.

Denver Peabody Kell Cripple Creek Bulkeley Wells Telluride Tangier Marroco

Mine explosion hits Taiheku near Port Arthur

At the Port Arthur entrance a mine exploded during Taiheku mine laying, killing 18 crew members and wounding two officers and men. The Taiheke vessel, a Neon, canard, was not involved in the incident.

Kite Tokio Taiheku

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