War News From China and Asia News Dispatches
A string of dispatches reports mixed signals on the China war. Chinese officials appear cautious about fleet activities, while Russian officers in Manchuria are ordered to focus on their defense as Japanese forces push toward Port Arthur. Paris and Berlin cables discuss possible European involvement and troop landing plans, with France and Britain debating a collective approach. Meanwhile, Japan strengthens positions in the peninsula south of Seoul targeting the Tonghak movement.
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Port Arthur
Chines
France
Paris
Asaya
Lord Roseberry
China
Seoul
Mubjogtlan
Building Collapse Kills and Wounds Workmen
Frost caused heavy iron sliders to leave their sockets at a city railroad building on Monti Street. A crane crash collapsed floors, killing Margie and Tot ert Pauze and injuring Pierre Monette, with others fatally or seriously hurt as ambulances arrived and rescue teams fought to save workers on the sixth floor.
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Carrhal
Anlonph Margie
Totert Pauze
Pierres Monette
Sir Wits
Keony
Francis Houle
Ethansted
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Lin
Lerach
Moran
Alexander
Livadia
Tle
Watt
Cmd
Alexander Haa
Prinson Satuntos
General McCook Promoted in United States Army
Major General McCook has been appointed to lead the department of California, replacing the retired General Towant. Brigadier General Forsyth also promoted. McCook’s long service and ties to the McCook family noted amid broader officer promotions.
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Alexander McDowell McCook
Uniuad States Army
Hwan
Rered
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Berenth Cavalry
McCook
Towant
Gene
Migot Bho Leleter
Department of California
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Ruger
M’coor
Rugerta Promoion
Jamea W. Forsyth
Department of Columbia
McCooks
Tin Academy
Went Point
Aan
Fiet Ohlo Infantry
Teiteat Harper
Chivage Walvertty
Athens
Market News and World Events Highlight Busy Nov 10
The report surveys grain markets with prices and weekly tonnage shifts, noting a rise in shipments and demand, plus broader trade activity across Wheat Corn and Cotton sectors. It mentions New Orleans and Duluth areas, shipper movements, and a general upturn in market confidence amid domestic production and international demand.
First Modern One as Easenger Veamel Dror HU In This Country
The text describes a ceremonial ship launch at Cramp Ship Building with extensive preparations. It notes the vessel’s 120 foot length, the champagne bottle launch, and attendance by Washington dignitaries, Cramp officers, and International Navigation Company officials. The event is set for Monday evening with gates opening to the public and details of speed checks and anchors.
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