Britain Presses for Swift Action Over Russian Squadron Incident
A long note from the British foreign office outlines strong demand for rapid government response to the Russian squadron attack on fishing boats. Officials indicate no delay, warning Edward’s government against cautious apologies, while confirming ongoing consultations with Peters burg and Lord Lane on the issue.
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Great Britain
Foreign Office
Pacific
Edward
I Petersburg
Lanea
Benckandorff
Higl
War Update With Sketchy Details Hints at Rapid Resolve
Fragmentary report from Portancerom notes Indica and Skiss lines damaged but believed ready for a test moment. Telegraphs indicate confusion and no clear timeline as tensions rise during the war period.
Fishing fleet attacked by Baltic squadron near Hull
I M Jackson & Co announce the Baltic squadron attacked Hull fishing boats after midnight Friday. The steam trawler Crane sank with skipper and mate dead. others injured or missing. Moulmein and Mime arrived at Hull seriously damaged with 16 holes in the hull. fears of further losses among the fleet.
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Tania Vesacis
Hull
Ragland
I. M. Jackson & Co
Foreign Office
Admiralty
North Sea
Boatecian
Moulmein
Mime
Alashans Not Wanted at Indian Schools
The Indian bureau opposes accepting Alaska pupils at any Indian schools arguing funding should aid United States Indians only. It plans gradual removal of Alaska students from Chemawa and Carlisle unless Congress allows their retention.
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Washington
Indian Bureau
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de Tia
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United States
Indian Office
Chemawa
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Congress
Barrett Suits Roosevelt In Panama Visit Plan
John Barrett, minister to Panama, will not visit Portland to vote next month. He is ordered to start for Panama November 9 to prepare for Secretary Taft’s reception a week later. Secretary Hay said Taft’s Panama trip is not a rebuke of Barrett and praised his conduct.
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Ort
John Barrett
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Portland
Taft
Hay
Barrett
R Eald Barrett
No Union With New Mexico Report
Fragmentary text indicates a discussion over joining with New Mexico and opposition from a political group. It references population figures described as between 106,000 and 170,008 and mentions a plan to “waste their territory” and continued efforts by certain parties to advance a broader scheme.
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Toria
Neowitha
Serer
Ariesae
Taft Visit Prompts Panama Treaty Reforms
Panama reports reforms to the Hay-Bunau-Varilla treaty and talks on a supplementary commercial pact. Senor Obaldia says enthusiasm grew after Roosevelt's letter to Taft, with Panama seeking postal, customs, and jurisdiction concessions in Panama City and Colon.
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Panama
Washington
Taft
Isthmus
Senor Obaltia
Roosevelt
Amador
Jethmus
Fesling
United States
Taft Commie
Colon
Bonan
Russian Losses Reported Greater
The Tokio cable states Marshal Oyama reports after October 22 Russian losses at Shikhe include about 600 prisoners and 10 580 dead. Trophies listed are 35 guns, 6 920 shells, 5 574 rifles, 73 000 rounds. Enemy dead buried with military honors. Estimated Russian total casualties near 60 000.
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Washington
Tokio
Oyama
Shikhe
Bomb Outrage in Serecions Barcelona Shock During Minister Visit
In Serecions Barcelona on October 2 a dynamite bomb exploded as crowds welcomed Minister of Agriculture and Commerce and Public Works Galanar. No injuries reported, surrounding damage and panic ensued, several arrests made.
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Serecions
Barcelona
Tmve Beer
Agriculture and Commerce
Galanar
Chamber of Commerce
Adverse Claim Notices for Land in Oregon and Washington Territory
Notice of claims filed under the 1878 timber land act for sections in Township 8 South Range 9 West and related parcels in Douglas County Oregon and Washington Territory. Names cited include J Rogers, Bir ARN, and others seeking entry and proof of cultivation before the registrar by November 7, 1904.
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A A. Roy
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Timber Land
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Imon A. Ravnu
Roy
Burg
Janeny
Ogers
Wiber
Jane Roeeburg
Benjamin Horafall
Krneet Horetall
Bove
Landa
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Bridges
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Ore
Act of Congress
Nava
Washington Ia
Tates
Gar Cannon
Wroseburg
Eg State
Fica
Bection Township
Rosebu Oregon
Camas Valley
Grewon
John O. Reanoun
John Givens
Tenn
Glendale
J YT Bridges
Register
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Los Angeles
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Veaasen
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Roseburs
John Lehnherr
Harry Camas Valley
Aisha
Washington Territory
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McKinsey
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