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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1904

Page

4

Thanksgiving Day Proclamation Sets Nov 24 as Festival Day

The president issues a Thanksgiving proclamation from the State Department via Secretary Hay declaring November 24 a day of festival and thanksgiving for Americans at home and abroad. It notes gratitude for national blessings and calls on the nation to give thanks to Almighty God for past benefits and to seek divine favor in the future.

Washington Chureday United States State” Department Hay Almighiy God

Port Arthur Defense Feels the Strain of Japanese Siege

A St. Petersburg dispatch notes discouragement over the Port Arthur defense as Japanese tactics press on fortifications near Mukden. Reports indicate Kuropatkin may face a desperate flank if Japanese numbers are superior, with a Russian corps arriving at Mukden and persistent shelling from Port Arthur.

London St. Petersburg Stoessel Port Arthur Mukden Kuropatkin Hea Tsk Manchunria Gyanue Anshu Mountain Itz Mountain Palyu Mountain Sitaiyangkou Itz Aushuy Mountain Junctionehuntseying Patyu Mountain Sungshu

Gans Lost Fight and Jamaica Race Results Reported

In New York a charged boxing scene saw Gans fail to retain the title as his opponent Britt claimed fair play while Gans slipped and could not overcome the punch. Jamaica Gay Boy won the Gowanty Stakes by two lengths, with Little Em at 2 to 9 and Ht. Tu Brute close behind. Also Napier defeated Shoosmith 2–0 to win the British amateur chess championship after a Brooklyn and Pittsburgh career.

Joe Gang Gans Oelabo Gans Ac Lave Britt York Clees Jamaica Lens Tu Brute Little Em London Napier Brooklyn Pittsburg Shoosmith

Legio Captures Covington Stakes at Latonia

In Cincinnati on November 3 Dr Legio nosed out Ethel Day to win the six furlong Covington ec stakes at Latonia, a driving finish that favored the favorites.

Legio Latonia Cincinnati Dr. Lego Ethel Day

National Field Trials at Wheatley Hill Winners

Messrs Gill and Cronk report Thornfield Marie won the first prize at the National Betgle field trials held at Wheatley. The event concluded at the National Beagle club with Thornfield Marie achieving top honors.

Saort Messrs. Gill & Cronk Thornfield Marie Wheatley Ths N.Y

Agreement Signed for US France Arbitration Treaty

Secretary Hay and Ambassador Jusserand signed a treaty to settle disputes between the United States and France by arbitration. The signing observed by John T. Coughlin and Edward Savoy, with officials noting it aligns with the Monroe doctrine and will be followed soon by a treaty with Italy.

Yray and Jusserand Sington United States France Flay Dussevand John T. Coughlin Hay Edward Savoy America Italy

Larabee Murder in Persia Sparks Diplomatic Demand

United States Minister to Persia Mr. Pearson cabled the state department pressing for punishment of those responsible for the murder of Dr. Larabee the American missionary. He was told by Persia’s foreign affairs minister that six accessories were killed by Persian soldiers while fleeing and the rest are being actively pursued. A Persian military commander reportedly displayed the heads of two ringleaders on bayonets as retaliation.

Washingston Wov Mr. Pearson United States Persia State Department Larabee Pearson

Mystery in Hendrix Death Stirs Montgomery Police

Montgomery Alabama police pursue a complex murder case surrounding the death of a young man named Hendrix. He wore a militia uniform, and his civilian clothes were found at the Montgomery Grays armory with burglary tools and explosives nearby. A coroner's jury ruled death by electricity amid reports of a suspicious companion and possible burglar activity.

Montgomery Ala Navy Hendris Hendrix Montgomery Grays Elie Handyix

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