Port Arthur Under Naval Assault in New Japanese Attack
Reports from St. Petersburg and Tokyo say a fresh Japanese strike on Port Arthur began with torpedo boats and a bombardment by the Batou and cruisers. Two Russian siege guns were silenced. 10 Russian casualties reported. harbor entrance blocked. anticipation of landings when ice clears and a push on fortifications from the rear is likely.
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London
ST. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Tokio
Togo
Russians Lose One Battleship in Port Arthur Action
Chefoo advices to the Navy Department report Admiral Togo's fleet attacked Port Arthur last Friday and damaged fortifications and buildings. Admiral Makaroff joined the battle in the inner harbor and it is believed one Russian warship was disabled. The Japanese suffered eight killed and several wounded. Togo's fleet reportedly escaped unharmed.
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Rio
Cheefoo
Navy Department
Togo
Port Arthur
Makaroff
Report of Battle at Port Arthur On March 21 22
The czar received the first official report of the Monday night attack on Port Arthur. Japanese torpedo boats approached under darkness but were repelled by land batteries and forts. Admiral Togo then bombarded with battleships and cruisers while Makaroff and Alexieff provided detailed lines of engagement through the night and into the morning.
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Petersburg
Port Arthur
Togo
Makaroff
Bobr
Otvatsty
Askold
Liao Tein
Alexieff
Stoessel
Liao ‘Taln
Liao Tam
Retvizan
War Photo Chronicle Details Liao Tein Siege
The report notes extensive war photography since the start of the struggle as Liao Tein fights enemy battleships that respond by shelling the town. Civilians and troops observed a line along the outer road as bombardment eased at about 11 am and the Japanese fleet retreated southeast by 1230. Four soldiers were killed and nine wounded, with one shore soldier bruised.
Miners halted by Japanese forces near Anju in Korea
Minister Horace N. Allen reports a caravan bound for the mines was stopped south of Anju and miners barred from progress. Correspondents are being summoned to Seoul as censorship tightens and Japanese troops arrive at Ping-Yang after a long march.
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Washington, D. C
Horace N. Allen
Seou
State Department
Anju
Korea
Seoul
Ping-Yang
Civics Address Highlights Fresh Era in Government
Dr J Allen Smith of the state university spoke at the King County Teachers Institute on Civics praising current politics as purer than seventy years ago and discrediting old views of statesmen. In the afternoon Prof F B Cooper spoke on Good Looks and Dr Winship on American Authors before the general assembly.
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J. Allen Smith
State University
King County Teachers’ Institute
General Assembly
F. B. Cooper
Winship
Amateur Dramatic Recital At Seattle Theater Tonight
Correspondence with city health boards reveals minimum period is days. Amateurs to appear as the Dramatic club and Saunderson School of Expression present Howell's farce The Sleeping Car and other sketches at the Seattle theater tonight.
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Saunderson School of Expression
Seattle
Howell
Stepmother Must Pay Wages to Lizzie Young
A superior court jury ruled Lizzie Young entitled to wages for domestic services performed for her stepmother Mrs J Young over the past several months. The jury awarded her 140 dollars.
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Lizzie Young
J. Young
Health board may set six week quarantine rule
The board of health plans a six week minimum quarantine at the next meeting. Health Officer Ludlow voiced strong support this morning, saying he favors the new requirement.
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Board of Health
Ludlow
Marin er Missing Amid Harbor Search for Fred Johnson
Fred Johnson mate of the tug Maate is missing after being last seen at the Villard house near the harbor on Monday night. Police efforts continue as friends fear foul play while Captain G A Harris and hotel owner Charles Louch file protests over Second Avenue regrading and dynamite use, threatening city liability for damage.
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Fred Johnson
Johnson
Villard
G. A. Harris
Charles Louch
Clarendon Hotel
Second Avenue
Denny Way
Clelta
Hindered by Snow Delays Cedar Falls City Projects
City Engineer Thomson reports Cedar Falls work slowed by heavy snow this month. Cedar Lake snow reaches four to five feet, hindering operations though logging railways from North Hend to the camp stay in use. Two carloads of pipe were moved yesterday. Mayor Ballinger and new officials plan a future inspection of the Cedar River water intake and Cedar Lake when weather improves.
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Thomson
Monicipal
Cedar Falls
Cedar Lake
North Hend
Ballinger
Cedar River
Dalton Declares for Prosecuting Attorney Post
Charler C. Dalton, now assistant general of the state bank deficit, announced his candidacy for the prosecuting attorney's office. He previously led the Bout Part in Beattie, served as mayor of Iwace, and worked as city attorney and assistant county attorney there.
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Charler C. Dalton
Beattie
Dalton
Lwace
Piles Club Formed in Second Ward Meeting
Republicans in Firet precinct formed a Roosevelt Piles club after a lively gathering in Justice Cann's court. The body approved Ramuec H. Piles naming his own candidate for representative from the Segend ward. Levy resigned as temporary chairman. Behrens elected chairman with Roberts secretary and Kistler treasurer. An executive committee was appointed to promote the Piles campaign.
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Firet
Second Ward
Justice Cann
Roosevelt-Piles Club
Ramuec H. Piles
Segend Ward
Jants Levy
Piles
Lincoln Brooks
Donniybrook Fair
Herman Behrens
Dal Roberts
A. Kistler
Rebels Cross Into British Territory Attacking Obekum
Governor Puttkamer reports revolting natives crossed into British Cameroons territory and attacked the Obekum custom-house. Two German companies hold the rebels in check. In Bellingham, Joe Harris and Alfred Moore were bound over for grand larceny for allegedly stealing two gold watches from a jewelry counter.
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Berlin
Puttkamer
Cameroons
Obekum
Joe Harris
Alfred Moore
Bellingham
Hillman Divorce Case In Court Over Business Control
Wealthy Green Lake real estate operator C D Hillman seeks to modify a divorce injunction to allow sale of property, while wife Dessie Olive Hillman claims hysterical insanity. Judge Bell will decide after hearing affidavits alleging cruelty and embezzlement claims amid stalled fire limits and planned property sale.
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Bell
C. D. Hillman
Green Lake
Dessie Olive Hillman
Hillman
Sulhan
Charles Keeny
Mra Hillman
Mra
H. F. Hanbury
Rome
German Savings and Loan Ciety
San Francisco
Loa
Supreme Court
Figures for Seattle Labor Temple Association Publicity
The Seattle Labor Temple Association reports its financials from organization through January 31, 1904. Assets total 52 976 17 with liabilities at 8 842 93 equity. Mortgage stands at 10 000 and labor temple property valued at 90 000.
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Seattle Labor Temple Association
Labor Temple
Seattle boycott organizer Dewey in Honolulu pushing action
George H. Dewey of the Care Pentrs union is a committee member in the Western Central Labor union boycott against the Seattle Brewing and Malting company. He travels from San Francisco to Honolulu by telegram from Western Central officers and plans onward to the Philippines after Honolulu. The company holds a growing trade in the Pacific regions.
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George H. Dewey
Care Penters’ Union
Western Central Labor Union
Seatle Brewing and Malting Comepany
Honolulu
Seattle
San Francisco
Peers 7
California
San Franscisco
Police Chief Reviews City Ordinances With Mayor
Acting Police Chief Sullivan met with Mayor Ballinger this morning and presented a large scrapbook of ordinances for the police department. The mayor plans to become thoroughly acquainted with the rules and Sullivan may be asked to familiarize himself with many ordinances that have long been a dead letter.
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Sullivan
Ballinger
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