How Long Will the War Last
Tokyo reports the war's length debated by officials and a war correspondent. Officials estimate five months to win and peace, while a military authority suggests two years. Russia’s victory hinges on naval and land gains. Japan seeks to wipe out the Russian fleet and seize Manchuria to dictate terms. The piece analyzes logistics, rail networks, and broader political consequences for both nations.
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Tokio
Japan
Hie
Korea
Liateng Peninsula
Russia
Port Arthur
Rusela
Manchuria
Russie
Rajitroad
Ruseta
China
City Republican and Democratic Rallies Endorsements Planned
Tonight several political events fill the city with a Republican meeting at Geottic theater and an open air Democratic rally on Pioneer Square. In addition, Republicans announce ward meetings in northern suburbs and Green Lake Allen's hall with speakers including Ballinger Hughes Homes Moore Lewis Shipley Parsons Haney Douglas.
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Geottic Theater
Pioneer Square
John E. Humphries
C. Dalton
Ballinger
BE. C
W. H. Moore
M. M. Lyter
G. E B. Wright
G. H. Walker
W. K. Merwin
H. Piles
W. T. Santmyer
Fremont
Seventh Ward
M. Moore
W. H. Lewis
S. M. Shipley
J. G C. Parsons
J. T. Haney
J. F. Douglas
Allen's Hall
Green Lake
Democrats Rally in Fremont at Third Avenue Theater
Democrats will hold a rally at the auttertam of the Third Avenue theater and in the Harmony Club room, 1171 Jackson Street. Speakers at the latter meeting include D. G. Wooten, G. F. Cotterill, and B. N. Resenbaum.
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Fremont
Third Avenue Theater
Harmony Etub
Jackson Street
D. G. Wooten
G. F. Cotterill
B. N. Resenbaum
First Avenue South
Eald Ward
Denny Behool
Wirth Avenue
Wall Street
Said Ward
Bowerru
Bixth Avenue
Said
Pike Street
Minor
Bellevue Avenues
Genecomd
Pontius Avenue
Aaid
Kaatlake Avenue
Naid Ward
Denny Way
Moylston Avenue
Fourteenth Avenue
Maid Ward
Federal Avenue
Foat Mercer Street
East Madison Street
Eastlake Avenue
Aid
Warren Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Queen Anne Avenue
Grandlevard
Laeb-Cutter Lumber Company
Roas Station
Odd Fellows Hall
Blewett Street
Fremont Avenue
Good Templar Hall
May's Hall
Kirkwood
North 69Th Street
Faust 72Nd Street
Eer Ientes
Wald
En Bros. Re
Aurora
Beattie
Suspected Denver burglar arrested in Seattle case cracks
John Sayes was arrested Saturday by Detectives Kennedy and Byrnes for possessing burglar’s tools and is believed to be the man behind several recent breakins in Seattle. Sayes had no complete burglary kit on arrest and roomed on Columbia Street in a respectable boarding house.
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John Sayes
Kennedy and Byrnes
Seattle
Sayes
Columbia Street
Burglary Attempt Ends as Homeowner Fires On Thief
At 24 Twenty second avenue north Captain A M Griffin faced a burglar who tried to enter last evening. James Brown intervened and fired three shots from his revolver, driving off the thief. Brown notified police and Detective Adame was assigned to investigate.
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Burelet
A. M. Griffin
Twenty-second Avenue North
James Brown
Brown
Adame
Local notes and accidents from Monroe and Pomeroy
A saw accident at Stocker's mill in Monroe severed P M Fowler's arm at the elbow. Elma school election selects Dr H and L Minard for terms, leaving the board unchanged. Rev B N Conway, Garfield minister, injured slipping over ashes and may die. treatment in Spokane. Franklin Hammond dies leaving $1990 to county. Pomeroy monument to old soldiers nears completion. $400 needed to finish. Northern Pacific pays $4673 into Clark county treasury for rolling stock taxes. Real estate taxes pending. school hall and street details noted.
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P. M. Fowler
Stocker's Mill
Monroe
Elma
Dr. H. It
BE. L. Minard
B. N. Conway
Garfield
Spokane
Franklin Hammond
Pomeroy
Court House
Northern Pacific Haw Juat
Clark County
Local notes and events in Washington state摘要
The Fruit Growers' Association at Puyallup orders 200 signs to advertise berries and fruit for the next season. Custody dispute led William Church and wife to surrender three children to the Washington Children's Home Association in Beattle. The first homeseeker train arrived with about 200 aboard, via the Great Northern and Northern Pacific. James Robertson won a three-year term on the Anacortes school board. Funeral held for Captain J. J. Ruth erland of the ship Benator in Bellingham. An elderly man from Nebraska, thought dead, reappeared in Tacoma with his daughter after two years away. Fairbanks bids a new federal building at $5,000. Mrs. Mary Ann Stewart, 82, dies at Moscow Idaho, a pioneer. Ernest Aschan from Castle Rock loses a fight with a wildcat but kills it. A new engine for Kalama to Vancouver arrives in Northern Pacific yards at Vancouver. Clarke County Republican committee set for March 9. Funeral of Peter Strand in Ballard under Forester auspices.
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Fruit Growers’ Association
Puyallup
Lwaco
William Church
Wasehington Children’s Home Association
Beattle
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
James Robertson
Anacortes
J. JB. Rutherland
Benator
Bellingham
Alexander Grant
Tacoma
P. J. Grant
Nebraska
Fairbanks
Mary Ann Stewart
Moscow
Idaho
Ernest Aschan
Castle Rock
Kalama
Vancouver
Northern Pacifica
Vo Uver
Republican County Central Committee
Clarke County
Peter Strand
California
The
Foresters
Ballard
Burglary At Ballard Steals Watch Revolver And Cash
A burglar entered J. C. Tempking’s residence at 15 Wilbert Street during the night, breaking a large front window and taking a gold watch a revolver and $19. Footprints in the yard indicate a grown person. police are investigating but lack a crew.
Bound to Be a Great Scrap
Japan declares war on Russia in a sweeping analysis from Tokyo. The piece argues Japan fights for existence, cites long rivalry since 1882, and suggests Russia misread Japan’s resolve while mobilizing for a decisive clash. The author notes Japan’s preparation and hints at strategic aims in Asia and the Pacific.
Annexation vote for Seattle city borders in 1904
A public notice announces a special election in Seattle to decide annexing adjacent territory. It details petition support, boundaries, polling places across wards, designated election officers, and ballots marked For Annexation or Against Annexation to Seattle. The election is set for March 1904 with polls open 9 am to 7 pm.
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Seattle
County of
King
State of Washington
Sfeattle
Beattie
Beattle
City of
Columbia
Nirntts of Columbia
Township
Willamette
Georgetown
Duwamish River
Puget Bound
Admiralty Inlet
City of Beattie
Weat Beattie
Washington
Sald
Seattie
Sald City
Maid Territory
Thirtyth Avenue
Hella Street
Dick’s Fluid
N. Anderson
L. Erwin
Duwamish
A. Atkinson
W. L. Haskell
L. 8. Cara
G. A. Morrill
James Jones
George
J. H. Newell
Said
J. Inspector
C. W. Tenny
Will Crawford
F. Cosman
Seatte
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W. B. Colver
Special Commis
Sioner
Asso
Far East
Newspaper
Eeterprise Asen
Lake Kaikal
St. Petersburg
New York
Frahelece
Maepe
Csar
TLE Theater
the Savings Banks of the
United States
James D. Hoge, Jr
N. B. Solner
Cashier
J. D. Lowman
A. B. Stewart
Cherry Street
Deutsch Gesprochen
Bank of Cape Mome
Nome
Alaska
Prof
Willgon
Nke
Fiee Eee
Brill Gays
By Will HM. Brill
Ray'n
Trussia
Ruewia
England
Siberian
Friends of the Little Empire
Will HH. Brili
Dr. Charlies
Anathe
Northwest
Caine F
NEW York Electric
Quaker
London
Wees
First Ave
Brunner & Co
Pike St
Brown’s Painiess
First Avenue
Union
MacDougall & Bouthwick's
East
Madrona Council Hall
East Madisoon Street
Madison Park Pavilion
Municipal Court Room
Occidental Hotel
Hotel Perrin
Rboys’ Industrial School
Sixth Avenue
Marion Street
N4 Fire
Seventh Avenue
Carpenter Shop
County Court House
H. Wh. Name
Inspector
Chas. Pringle
F. B. Tracey
Bruce Alger
T. A Marshall
Frank Warren
Otto H Manson
Frank Heberd
BR Stanley
James O'Leary
John McLeod
James Wilson
C. Campbell
James McCall
Gart
Leander Miller
Irving Beltze
C. P. Cornell
Mat
Hand
Awe Hartman
C. and
O. Mulcahy
P. W. Fuller
F. F. Randolph
Donovan
Eaid
N. W. Man
S. J. Purdette
Eli Robinson
Clay Allen
William Silliman
Cach
H. A. Fredericke
HM. Keene
Jason B. Strong
William Steffin
George Bartlett
A. A. Rutlege
Mentetor
J. Henry Denning
W. H. Llewellyn
L. T. Dodge
John Schram
John W. Curnine
Fred Qasch
George Michel
A. B. Graham
George Zimmerman
George R. Owen
Z. B. Wilson
Chas. R. Johnson
N. A. Sanborn
J. Bishop
F.C. Akerman
Andohn Allison
A. B. Fowler
R. E. Lilli
H. Inna
W. Mcfurney
Nelson Chilberg
Bixth Ward
Corneliua Driscoll
J. B. Risedorf
W. 8. Pulver
G. W. Wheeler
Cooper Wills
Kirke Butler
William Voigt
Hugh T. Willams
Yeaae BB. Dan
C.F. Longfellow
Ray Beam
J. Bullock
G. W. Hapgood
Robert Wright
Frank Keefe
Harry Lapworth
David Copeland
W. H. Whitford
Filis Poole
J. Taylor
Frank Clingen
Maid
J. W. Burk
J. Young
C. J. Wallace
W. EK. Budlong
O. Hammer
J. F. Vogt
E. N. Herald
C. V. Bigelow
M. McTeigh
L N. Robinson
N. Kresge
James West
A Johnson
C. J. and
W. Colbur
Sevend
J. M. Taylor
Sacd
J. H. Laycock
Innspector
W. H. Casper
J. M. Horne
William A. Major
L. D. Sayres
N. Richards
T. W. Bennett
O. C. Ga
Ss Orticle Y Comeroller
Puget Sound
Omer Bing
U. S.i
Tedey
Wooten Co
Detroit
RED Front Furniture CO
Second Avenue South
Alaska-Pacific Navigation Co
Alaska Pacific Express
Valdes
Seward
Juneau
Sit Yakutat
Kayak
Ellamar
Cook Inlet
Excelsior
Santa Ana
James Dollar
Arlington Dock
K.E. Caine
J. F. Trowbridge
Mer
Main
Albert Hansen Rich
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