Japanese assault seals progress at Port Arthur fortress
A Dalny to Kobe dispatch reports three days of heavy fighting at Port Arthur as Japanese forces press on Shojo Kyusan and Kakwan forts. They breach lines, push into the fortress defenses, and claim substantial Russian casualties while advancing their position with fires and explosions noted in the fortifications.
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Ily
Dalny
Kobe
Port Arthur
Kakwan Fort
Esterday
Ing
Eso
Steers
Evont
Mobilization of Officers Across Fronts Reports Heavy Losses
From terneburg to St Petersburg and Kiev mobilization of officers for service at the front is underway as Russia shifts manpower. Losses near Liao Yang and Muk total about 1,300, with Europe’s theater demanding more troops to hold the line along the Shakhe river.
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Ternburrg
Shakhe
Outlaws Escape After Cody Bank Robbery Probe
Sheriff Webb reports no trace of Cody Bank Robbers after a hold up at the First National in Cody. Authorities in Johnson and Stough counties pursue leads but see no sign of the bandits, who reportedly killed a cashier. Judge Marshall issues a temporary injunction restraining Mineowners and Citizens’ Alliance members from interfering with the state Mercantile company and its employees.
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Wyo
Webbly
Casper
Cody
Stough
Johnson County
Sherif Wabb
Marshall
Ited States Court
Pple Creek
Aseoond Citisens’ Alliance
Retate Mercantile Company
Mine Explodes On Itz Mountain In Sino-Japanese Clash
Nov. 12 report from Chefoo describes Japanese assaults on Itz mountain near Port Arthur. In two morning attacks on Nov 5 and 6 Russians repulsed the advances while shell fire from Palichung destroyed a mine and支 mine station. Casualties numbered between 60 and 70 on the Russian side. Japanese efforts stalled by terrain and machine gun fire.
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Port Arthur
Palichung
Itz
Tre-Tions
Itz Mountain
Counry
Series of Fires In Tenements Causes Deaths And Injuries
New York reports three dead and about 20 injured as a wave of fires hits tenement districts. Nearly 50 displaced, with many overcome by smoke and heat. Incendiaries suspected in at least two fires. property losses modest. Fire crews used nets and ladders to rescue residents from upper floors and roofs.
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New York
Smpire
Bandit Outwits Officer in Bold Cody Bank Robbery Escape
A Thermopolis dispatch reports Harvey Logan disguised as a prospector outwitted two posses and fled Wyoming with the Cody gang after a bank robbery. Logan escaped toward the railroad at Casper while two accomplices disappeared and two others retraced toward the mountains. Also, Captain Kirkwood and 29 Mineola crew members arrived in Yokohama after the wreck off Siberia, enduring 24 days of rotten fish.
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Denver
Thermopode
Wyo
Fenton
Big Horn County
Posee
Stough
Fremont
Harvey Logan
Cody
Logan
Holsio
Wall Country
Caoper
Thermopolis
San Francisco
Kirkwood
Manchuria
Tegil Bay
Siberia
Yokohama
Plot rumors and official notices mix in early 1904 dispatches
The article reports unverified claims from The Associated Press about a supposed Japanese plot to intercept Russian Baltic fleet movements in the North Sea. It also covers U S government budget estimates, gun shell defects, and multiple public land filings and timber land notices in Oregon and Washington.
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St. Petersburg
Assocle Pree
Hague
North Sea
Rojestvenskya
Thies
Russa
Nicholas
Hardinge
North Seal
Anmark
Copenhagen
St Petersburg
Baltic
Danieh Waters
Briagerack
Russia
Notice for Publication Timber Land Act Claim Seeks Timber W
In Roseburg Oregon on November 5 1904 Mrs Annie I Linn Aberdeen Washington filed sworn statement No 661 to purchase Section 8 Township 2 South Range 9 West for timber value rather than agriculture. WITNESSES: Robert Scott Annie Linn Ward and others.
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California
Oregon
Neva
Wom
Nest Horsfall
Roy
Pierce
Washington
Roseburg
Hogers
Hig Butte
Wilber Franklin Reoburg
Benjamin Horsfall
Simon Raymum Rey Washington Ray
Bridges
United States
Acts of Congress
Nevada
Waast
Gton
Bimon A Ravnum
J Rogers Hig Butt
Wilber
Franklin Roarburg
HenjJamin Hornfall
Ernest Horsfall
Roy Washington Ray
NewTick
United States Land Office
Ure
Bectton
Bouth
Rangoli West
vMco
Camas Valley
John
Timber Land
United States Landfice
Uro
Timber Landa
Lester H French
Los Angeles
Angeles
Ettate
Medinthia oMee
Houseburg
Aamunt Lee
Jon Veansen
George Heath
Noweburg
John Lehnterr
Barry Lehnherr
Amas Valley
Bireg
Ribed Landa
Brhidoes Heytater
Caiti
Nevaia
Washington Territory
August Witt
Rosebur
Iland
Aitnensee
Rees
Frei
Drithier
Guregon
Act of Congress
George C Glanzer
Cook
South O
Ore
Anid M Loucks
Aberdeen
Kehalla
Roseland
Burg
Annie L. Lina
Annie Lowes
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King
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Wyoming
Moncey
Murray
Department of Commerce and Labor
Nava
Board of Experts
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Hamrirk
Hlagk's
KOTM
Blacke Hall
Sriags
Nirko Cam
Manidor
Merle
Weechu
Eiuis
Josarhving Derow
Kino
Ema Lommander
Lotwar
Merelary
Nodle Wrand
LA Rcmerte
Mirtie Point, Oregon
Omce Adjuning Perkins’ Rug Dlore
Willow Treet
Myrtle Point
S Dy Pulford
iMicever Pertlas Drug Store
Myrtie Point, Oregon
Steamer
ECHO
Milaeaves
Aves
Myrtle Fulpiat
Sais
Bandon
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Asi
Reveburg
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