15 Feb 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1904
Page
1
A February 15 1904 report from Roswell New Mexico notes the war between Japan and Russia may trigger a world war. The piece highlights Russia as a major power and signals rising global tension amid ongoing hostilities.
Report from Chee Foo notes England rebuked for actions against Japanese fleet. Russian fleet losses and port defenses at Port Arthur cited. Ambassadorial protests and consular concerns in Wei Hai Wei and Ying Kow marked growing diplomatic strain amid Pacific War tensions.
The scene depicts a milk and bread shortage as milkmen strike and no trains or street cars run. A child asks for lunch, but the city faces widespread disruption with workers walking off and authorities debating a vote on potential actions.
Report says Shafroth resigns while Hanna is kept alive by injections of hypodermics after a strike at the telephone office leaves Chicago in suspense. The Tribune notes no response to inquiries and cites unrest as the situation unfolds.
Reports from San Domingos and Washington describe Jiminez forces cutting railways and telephone lines and taking city control. Battles near Gnuhna, a rapid decline in ex-queen Lilíuakalani’s funds, and ongoing political maneuvers in Congress accompany the unrest.
A Colorado house session confirms the election of John E. Shafroth as the representative from Colorado's first district. The body votes to declare Bonygne elected and notes Hanna's ongoing critical condition. The day includes medical bulletin updates and remarks on the political process surrounding the vacancy.
In Chicago on February 15 cattle receipts reached 27 000 with steady markets. Good to prime steers ranged around 475 to 5 65 and stockers 2 25 to 3 15. sheep receipts about 35 000 with prices steady for good to choice wethers and mixed Western sheep. In St Louis wool quoted around 2 00 to 4 10 with prices unchanged.
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