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Newspaper

The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1904

Page

6

Russian Ship Sunk by Japanese Fire at Port Arthur

Retvisiak reports the battleship Poltava sunk by heavy Japanese artillery during the siege at Port Arthur. The Czar’s cruiser fleet endures a daily bombardment from large caliber guns on Metre Hill, sustaining serious damage amid the ongoing siege.

Japanese Press Reports Sinking Of Poltava At Port Arthur

Tokyo dispatch quotes Japanese naval commander detailing observations from Dec six near Port Arthur. It notes Poltava sunk and Retvizan listing, plus bombardment over Haiyu mountain with shells seen on Pobieda and other ships. Describes observed explosions, limited counting of hits, and morale boost for troops.

Tokio Port Arthur Gays Poltava Retvizan Shuishiying Haiyu Mountain Powder Magazine

Port Arthur Forward Moves Amid Armistice and Losses

Japanese headquarters report disabling Russian battleships Retvizan and Poltava with Bayan aground. Plunging fire from 203-Metre hill caused withdrawal to Akasaka hill. Powers occupied fort and eminences on December 6, with a five hour armistice granted to remove the dead.

Tokio Port Arthur Retvizan Poltava Bayan Akasaka Suerhkou Sanlichiam

Poutiloff Hill Bombardment Near Peking Described

From Peking on December 8 reports detail a heavy siege gun barrage around Poutiloff hill and the railway beginning December 6. The noise peaked December 6 afternoon, likened only to Port Arthur, amid rumors of planned Japanese offensives and anticipated bombardment.

Peking Mukden Poutiloff Hill Port Arthur

Unusual Efforts to Speed Nan Patterson Trial

In New York on December 8 Judge Davis ordered the court to sit an extra half hour daily with possible night sessions to expedite Nan Patterson's second trial for the murder of Caesar Young, a wealthy bookmaker. Five jurors remained to be chosen and prosecutors aimed to have the case underway before week’s end.

New York Nan Patterson Caesar Young Davis Supreme Court

Senate Sets December 16 Vote On Philippine Bill

Washington report notes the Senate opened its session with numerous petitions and bills. Dillingham presented Proctor credentials for the new term, Longe urged reprinting the Philippine government bill, and the Senate agreed to vote on it at 3 p.m. December 16. Executive session confirmed four cabinet nominees, including Postmaster Wilcox of New York and Indian Commissioner Leupp, with adjournment at 2:15 p.m.

Washington Senate Dillingham Proctor Ar. Longe Mass Wilcox New York Leupp

Routine House Session Adopts Budget Bill

Washington December 8 The House, after routine business, adjourned at 12 15 PM following Bingham from the committee on appropriations reporting the legislative executive and judicial bill The body then went into a committee of the whole to refer portions of the president s message to appropriate committees for action.

Washington Bingham House Payne N. Y

Harvester Company Sues Over Montana Antitrust Charge

Helena Montana December 8 Attorney General Donovan filed proceedings in the supreme court against the International Harvester company for alleged anti trust violations. A temporary restraining order was issued and returnable next Monday.

Six Die During Voyage Aboard Coulsdon

New York reports the tramp steamer Coulsdon from Java is quarantined as cholera suspected. Six crew members died during the voyage and five others are ill with beri beri, according to ship officers.

New York Coulsdon Java

President Roosevelt invited to visit Louisville next spring

President Roosevelt receives an invitation to visit Louisville next spring with a conditional acceptance. The British Board of Trade reports a rise in imports by 9,736,509 dollars and exports by 15,377,500 dollars in its November statement. The president has sent to the Senate the nomination of Alex O. McGillavray of Dickinson, North Dakota, for register of the…

Roosevelt Louisville British Board of Trade Senate Alex 0. McGillavray Dickinson N. 1

Fire hits Keokuk exchange and telegraph offices

A fire at Keokuk Iowa destroyed the Bell telephone exchange and damaged the Western Union telegraph office and public library. The report notes drought affecting farmers and manufacturers in Northern New York with pulp and paper mills halting due to low water.

Lana Keokuk Bell Telephone Exchange Western Union Dauphin Cumberland Pennsylvania New York City Charles Laird Washington New York

Young Wife Dies After Desperate Night in Ottumwa

Ottumwa Iowa December 8 Bessie Hendricks Castle wife of C B Castle a painting contractor died thirty minutes after swallowing poison in her husband’s arms She had been taunted by Castle’s former wife Mrs Margaret Castle who the court allowed to visit their children at the Castle home Castle had divorced his first wife and married Miss Hendricks two weeks earlier.

Ottumwa Bessie Hendricks Castle C. B. Castle Castle Margaret Castle Bessie Hendricks

Break in May Wheat Pushes Prices Down

In Chicago on December 8 the May wheat market fell nearly three cents amid heavy supply. A lack of demand rather than sharp selling drove the drop. May dipped to 1.104% at the low, closing at 1.105% for a net loss of about 2% cents.

Chicago

Bank officials charged with grand larceny in New York case

Warrants charging grand larceny in the second degree have been issued for former President Emory, Cashier Paul Werner, and Assistant Cashier William H. Lendeke of the German bank that was closed by the state banking department days ago in Buffalo on December 3.

Buffalo Emory Paul Werner William H. Lendeke State Banking Department

Five Teams Quit Six Day Race at Madison Square Garden

Anger over alleged unfair conduct and rule violations led five top teams to withdraw from the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden. Walthour spoke for the group, accusing others of illegal rider relief during intervals, especially involving Stol and Van derstuyft.

New York Madison Square Garden Walthour Monroe Bedell Brothers Mayo Stol Vanderstuyft

Four Post Office Robbery Suspects Claim Duress

Four men J J McKinney W R McKinney E A Donaldson and W B Adams confess to robbing Pollock Louisiana post office but say they acted under threat of death In a Alexandria jail card they claim the confession was given to save life and not true A Pollock vigilance committee is active in pursuing the thieves.

New Orleans J. J. McKinney W. R. McKinney E. A. Donaldson W. B. Adams United States Pollock Alexandria

Steamers Raise Flour Rates Hit Minneapolis Milling

Minneapolis dispatch reports ocean flour rates advanced by cents a barrel by transatlantic steamship lines. The move hinders local mills, already struggling as exports stall due to the gap between American and foreign wheat markets.

Minneapolis

Agitation for Dispatch of Russian Black Sea Fleet

Report from St. Petersburg states that Admiral Alexieff leads a campaign to send a third squadron of the Black Sea fleet to the Far East. Demands grow to reinforce Vice Admiral Rojestvensky with all Baltic ships. A naval authority cites three battleships ready for Libau and five cruisers could be fitted to sail with the reinforcements.

St. Petersburg Black Sea Far East Alexieff Foreign Office Admiralty Rojestvensky Baltic Libau

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