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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1904
Page
6
An elderly man visits a New York valentine shop seeking a costly white satin gift. The shopkeeper recalls the scene from thirty years ago as the man admires the jeweled box and departs, leaving the clerk to ponder who deserves such a rare token.
Shoppers flock to a busy Valentine stand as merchants display every old style from plain to fancy. A young man weighs his options choosing a white one dollar twenty valentine while another eyes a bold three dollar red creation. Two women debate pink and blue cards amid a bustling shopfront. A grand turnout arrives with a coachman and footman, glistening harness, and luggage, highlighting the era’s festive scene.
Paris reports a Japanese note that rejects a mediation offer and vows not to continue talks, signaling a decisive shift as Japan severs diplomatic relations with Russia. The move follows rapid developments after Baron de Rosen received Japan's stance via M. Komura, prompting passports for Japanese envoys.
Washington reports confusion over San Domingo affairs as the navy and state department coordinate to safeguard American lives and property. Officials, including Admiral Taylor and Secretary Daniels, discuss immediate protective steps and possible deployment of the Minneapolis to Dominican waters for investigation.
Insurgents fire on the auxiliary cruiser Yankee killing engineer J. C. Davinson. Minister Powell orders drastic measures to avenge the death and prevent insult to American flag during tensions in San Domingo. Funeral held for Davinson. marines guard the grave as diplomatic protests mount and U.S. consulate reports shifts in attitude.
Reports from Washington and London indicate high level concern as Japan and China face a standoff around Manchuria and Korea. An international press debate notes US and European reactions while officials discuss possible Japanese initiative amid a cautious stance from Beijing.
Nayana reports the last American units leave Cuba after occupation ends with the lowering of the flag and a farewell march. Cabenks and Cuban troops exchange glances as U S sailors board ships, while President Palma and officials laud withdrawal.
Reports from Washington state Senator Hanna’s illness show typhoid fever diagnosed after medical exams and a favorable prognosis. President Roosevelt and staff explain contact precautions and ongoing care as he recovers, with best wishes from allies and officials.
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