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Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1904

Page

3

Japan Breaks Off Rapprochement With Russia War Looms

Advices from St Petersburg report Count Lamsdorff informing foreign representatives that Japan will sever diplomatic ties with Russia and withdraw its legation. Tokyo indicates that war may follow, with Japan poised to seize Korea and end negotiations after delays and evasions.

St. Petersburg Count Lamsdorff Japan Russia Baron de Rosen Toklo Komura Korea

Wyoming irrigation project approved by interior secretary

The secretary of the interior has approved a $2,250,000 reclamation fund set aside for a Shoshone river irrigation project in Big Horn basin Wyoming. It plans a dam and storage reservoir on the Shoshone river and a canal into the canyon above Cody to water about 1000 acres on the north side of the river. The canal will extend from Garland in Cody station along the Hix Morn extension of the Burlington Missouri river rail line.

Secretary of the Interior Big Horn Wyoming Garland Cody Hix Morn Burlington & Missouri River Rail

Bouts of Disasters and Crimes Reported Across Regions

A roundup of deadly fires, explosions, murders, and political upheavals from North America to the Punjab and the Danish West Indies. Notable items include a Montreal fire with multiple deaths, a vast gunpowder blast at Fort Bhattinda, and the Ohio Supreme Court ruling on trust estates. инчунин violence in St Louis and San Francisco, Sic transit.

Montreal Canada Fort Bhatinda i Punjab Theodore Peteroff State Senate of Maryland Dan Barker Riverton Neb Barker Prank George Beckler Chicago Chris Massey Monterey Cal Massey Monte Crist Santiago de Los Cabelleros Danish West Indies Ed Butler St. Louis House of Delegates of Post Ofice Department United States Washington Olive Street Joseph Littler Bachelor Hotel Edward Mackele Sofia Bulgaria Macedonian Revolutionary Organization Kate Moriarity Springfield Mass Jiminez Puerto Plata Republc Santo Domingo New York Walter M. Woolnouch Michigan Woolnoush Battle Creek Republican Party Jackson Tribune Smoot Burrows Yung Japanese Imperial Remount Department Okanogan Nicola British Columbia Iand Transport Service Asainiboin Alberta Kentucky Cornishville Carlisle Pattview Point Lid

Changes at De Wick Boosts Matilda Inheritance Plot

Matilda and Lady Jevery move toward de Wick as Anthony Lynn reveals his allyship with Cromwell. Lynn’s confession and the house’s redecorations shift power to Matilda, who seizes control, confronts treachery, and outmaneuvers the sheriff while plotting amid Oliver Cromwell’s regime and Prince Rupert’s schemes.

de Wick Matilda Anthony Lynn Sir Thomas Jevery Earl de Wick Marton Moor Oliver Cromwell Jane Swaffham Stephen Hull Stephen de Wick Anthony Prince Rupert de Wicks Earl de Wig Cromwell Mattifa Matha Cymiln Swaffham Cymlin

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