Japs Lose Two Warships in Port Arthur Actions
An official report from Vice Admiral Togo details the destruction of two Japanese vessels, Hatsuse and Yoshino, after mines and a collision near Port Arthur. The Yoshino sank with only 90 of 300 crew saved, and Hatsuse went down after striking mines while covering landings.
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Tokio
Togo
Japan
Hatsuse
Yoshino
Port Arthur
Dewa
Kasuga
Arthur
Russians Report Japanese Ship Losses At Port Arthur Bombardment
A Cheefoo dispatch says Russians arriving at Dalny claim the Japanese battleship Shikishima and cruiser Asama were sunk by mines during Port Arthur bombardment Monday. They allege Shikishima sank after a mine explosion and Asama later sank after towing attempts fail. The report also mentions harbor entrance reopening and torpedo boats leaving the harbor amid heavy fighting.
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London
Cheefoo
Dalny
Ghikishima
Asama
Port Arthur
Dalny Refugees Confirm Japanese Losses at Port Arthur
Report from Dalny says Japanese fleet suffered heavy losses in operations before Port Arthur and at Dalny. Shikishima was sunk and a cruiser or battleship Fuji damaged by mines. Russian rescue boats withdrew as Japanese reinforcements arrived. Dalny dispatch notes two Japanese battleships lost and partial opening of Port Arthur harbor after fire ship removal.
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London
Danny
Shikishima
Hatsuse
Yoshino
Dalney
Port Arthur
Dalny
Asama
Fuji
Ruslan
Rus Mn
Public lighting dispute heats city council committee
Councilman Daulton pressed for information on the municipal light plant but was met with sharp opposition from City Engineer Thomson and committee members. The inquiry was tabled as delays on wires poles and sub station plans were blamed on the corporation counsel and the contracting process.
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Daulton
Thomson
Benjamin
Daulom
Stone & Webster
Puyallup
Mullen
Board of Works
Young
KE. F. Blaine
George F. Cotterill
Cedarville
Jay Humes Arrested in Fight Case
Jay Humes son of ex mayor was arrested on eight counts of fighting after a clash with F J Rangenur. He and another man were placed in a patrol wagon by Officer Decker and later released on personal recognizance. Humes had previously been discharged from the patrol wagon detail for rule violations. The case was continued in police court and will be heard tomorrow morning.
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Jay Humes
Humes
F. J. Rangenur
Decker
Young Humes
Delaney
Ballinger
Hummer
WANTS EM ALL THERE AT CITY CARNIVAL EXHIBITS
The Western Central Labor Union through the Chamber of Commerce invites small city manufacturers to exhibit at the carnival with free space. Secretary Rust will address the Manufacturers' Association to extend the offer to members. The aim is to display products from all local manufacturing establishments.
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Western Central Labor Union
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Association
Rust
Folsom Escapees' Accomplice Found Guilty of Murder
Guilty verdict returned in Guilty Facramento case as Harry Eldredge, one of the Folsom escapes, is convicted of murder in the afternoon. Eldredge was arrested in Beattie. Meanwhile the Seattle Ice Company reports replacement of striking workers and no further trouble expected as Morgan’s wage schedule dispute concluded.
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Facramento
Harry Eldredge
Folsom
Eldredge
Beattie
Seattle Iee
Morgan
Bosco the Snake Eater Renamed After Notorious Arrest
W A Raymond known as Bosco the Snake Eater attempted to rob Mrs Mabel Little John at 304 Sixth Avenue North last Sunday night. He was shot in the left thigh by the resident and later jailed on disorderly conduct charges after identification by Mrs Little John. Raymond has a long police record, and officers say the wound may slow him briefly.
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Bosco
W. A. Raymond
Mabel Little John
Sixth Avenue North
Raymond
Warren Avenue
Byrnes and Kennedy
Little John
Chozen
Fire Wipes Out Two-Story Block at Third and Jefferson
Within thirty minutes the two story brick block on the northwest corner of Third avenue and Jefferson street burned away leaving a property loss of at least 7600. The Villa Hotel occupied part of the structure and several tenants were in peril as flames swept through the rear lodging area. Policeman W C Hubbard saved a man and a woman from smoke as shops and offices burned including E J McCall tailor 116 Jefferson Gem Coffee House 218 Jefferson F J Ball jeweler 216 Jefferson The Hot Booth saloon corner Third and Jefferson J Kaperson tailor Globe Laundry office ownership lies with J A Murray a Butte capitalist insured for full value.
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Third Avenue
Jefferson Street
W. C. Hubbard
Villa House
E. J. McCall
Jefferson
Gem Coffee House
F. J. Ball
Hot Booth
Third
J. Kaperson
Globe
J. A. Murray
Butte
Death by Own Action In South Side Room
Charlies Thompson died after two days in critical condition at the Wayside Mission. He had attempted suicide by inhaling gas in his room on Thratt Avenue South and used an assumed name. The body was taken to the Hanney Watson morgue as investigators seek his true identity with two women who called Deputy Coroner Arnold.
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Wayside Mission
Hanney+Watson
Arnold
Thornpson
Admits 1903 Copper Output Up Despite 1901 Drop
At Anaconda Copper Mining stockholders meeting in Anaconda Montana representatives of management conceded the 1903 output rose by 10,000,000 pounds over 1901. They said lands and mines were sold and refused to explain Amalgamated ties and price disparities on the 1903 sale compared with prior years.
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Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Amalgamated
United Metals Selling Company
Amalgamated Company
Senseless attack injures 13 year old in city robbery
Marvin Myers 13, son of F M Myers, was knocked down near his home on Twenty first avenue by a masked highwayman just before midnight. He lay unconscious for hours, then recovered enough to describe a short heavyset assailant in dark clothes and a soft black hat. The street lights were out for blocks, hindering the search as police were not called promptly.
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Marvin Myers
F. M. Myers
Twenty-first Avenue
Young Myers
Wirth's
Second Avenue
Cherry Street
Twentieth Avenue
East Union Street
Myers
W. A. Exbert
Ates
Gileran
Post Office Department
Beattie Electric Company
City officials tour decaying Seattle jail fronting grim conditions
Captain Ward and Jaliet Corbett along with Burnett and Arnold Zbiden toured the city jail before noon. Zbiden lambasted the facility calling it unwholesome and dark while Corbett affirmed the grim state. Ward demonstrated escape risks using a pen knife and fingernail tools.
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Captain Ward
Jaliet Corbett
Burnett
Arnold Zbiden
I Zbinden
Seattle
Boston and Rothschilds Faced With Dividend Questioning Charges
Report notes that a group alleging improper dividends refuses to explain why profits are not paid as a per share amount. The accusers are said to represent Tom Lawson of Boston and the Rothschilds of London and Paris, raising questions about distribution.
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Tom Lawson
Boston
Rothschilds
London
Paris
Signs on City Property Spark Permit Clash in Seattle
The Seattle Soap Co agent cites a Foster & Kleiser permit to post washing powder ads on sidewalks and municipal property. The bill posting trust says signs go up everywhere owners don’t contest, while the city and Foster & Kleiser have not acted to remove them, aside from a lone boy with a hatchet removing nearby signs.
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Seattle Soap Company
Foster & Kleiser
Bill Posting Trust
Ager
Bill Posting
Fourteenth Avenue
City signs remain posted after stalled orders
Street Superintendent Walters says he only wrote Foster & Kieiser that signs must come down. License Inspector Marsh has not responded or recommended revoking any license for licensee violations. The signs are still up.
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Walters
Foster & Kieiser
Marsh
Lafollette Renominated as Governor at GOP Convention
The Republican state convention re nominated M Lafollette for a third term this morning. Bolters convened separately and nominated a full state ticket led by Sam Cook with support from Senators Quaries and Spooner.
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Ews N. Soewe
Hn Ateert
M. Lafollette
Bolters
Sam Cook
Quaries
Spooner
Battle at Guyacanes Leaves Heavy Revolutionary Loss
Government troops and revolutionists clash at Guyacanes with thirty killed and wounded for the government side and heavy losses for the rebels. Five revolutionary generals flee to Porto Rico for safety.
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Capehaytien
Guyacanes
Revoluionists
Porto Rico
Defense Opens in Gillespie Trial and Local Theft Cases
The Gillespie trial defense opened with circumstantial evidence only, noting no dismissal. A Madison Park case involves a beverage sold as hop tea with trace alcohol, awaiting analysis to determine if liquor. Elizabeth and John Walton were discharged for lack of sufficient evidence in a $1,100 grand larceny case involving a housecleaning job.
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Sun
Ind
Gillespie
Madison Park
William Stffen
Pig
8Tte
J Jordan
Steffen
Elizabeth
John Walton
Sam Jacobs
George
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Ker
Ing Ut
Hatsuse Yoshino
Togu
Hasuga
Hatesuse
Snake Eater
the Would
Chas. Thompson
Charlies Thompson
Thrat Avenue
Scripps News Ass'n
Jallom Corbett
Ward
Toola
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