Storm Destroys Coast Shipments and Blizzards Rise
Telephonic lines along the eastern coast are restored after a major storm that swept New York State, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island, killing at least one man and wrecking coast fishing vessels. Boston faced a 24 hour communications blackout as authorities forecast another southeast storm potentially becoming a blizzard.
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Japan May Strike the Match By Herself
London reports a grave Nagasaki-sourced situation Japan preparing for war as diplomacy strains. British premier Salisbury counters Russian aims over Port Arthur Ta Lien Wan and Manchuria, while France resents open Nan Ning and Rangoon–Shanghai rail plans amid broader Great Britain Russia tensions. Storms lash Britain with docking disruptions and shipping losses.
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Lockhart Plans to Stay in India Amid Tirah Campaign
Special cables report Sir William Lockhart, once in command of the Tirah expedition and rumored relieved by Gen. Sir Arthur Palmer, will not sail back to England Saturday. He aims to recover ground after recent setbacks, with strong Indian opposition to his continued role. A separate Paris cable notes libel proceedings against a Dreyfus case accuser, sparking cheers and anti Jewish chants as the court paused.
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