Port Arthur bombardment and Russo-Japanese war notes
Reports from New Chwang and Port Arthur describe heavy bombardment in the Pechili Gulf area and speculation on Russian and Japanese movements. Mentioned are a torpedo incident near Chwang and Kuropatkin’s perceived slow action, with various notes on Manchuria, Jewish troops, and German-Russian tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Trin
New Chwanke
Gulf of Pechili
Hipssnx
New Chwang
Hipsang Betongse
Indo-China Navigatiiom Company
Atte
Port Arthur
Tring Wan
Kareki
St. Petersburg
Lise Yang
Kuropatkin
Sint Sintim
Manchuria
St. Georges Cros
Mukden
Tussian Aries
Drabkin
Ute Asted Vrean
Germany
Berlin
Russia
Pring Heinrich
Red Sea
Smolensk
Associated Press
Great Britain
Falimah
Line Yang
Chefon
Chefoo
Stuesse
Naga Pam
Weather Indications For Chicago July 21 Forecast
Chicago weather forecast notes possible showers tonight and generally fair, warmer, with northerly winds expected. The brief forecast outlines a pattern of improving conditions later.
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Chicago
Weather Summary From Topeka and Statewide Shifts
Weather across Kansas and Missouri showed general showers with fair and warm spells. Eastern Kansas saw cooler readings while central and western counties warmed. winds shifted south with temperatures varied end of morning readings.
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Daker
Concordia
Mephraon
Gung Shyesaay
Sao Wien Wegri
Kanaan
Kaness
Kansas
Miresouri
McPherson Republican Galle Named Ninth District Judge
McPherson county candidate J Galle won the Republican nomination for district judge of the Ninth judicial district after a deadlock. Harvey and McPherson counties joined to back Galle amid opposition to C E B Branine, with Willard Williams holding the countervote. Galle, 44, born January 11 1860 in Franklin IA, came to Kansas in 1876, settled in McPherson County, studied at State Normal and University of Michigan Law, and has served as county attorney as a Republican and Presbyterian.
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Harvey
McPherson
Tere
C. EB. Branine
Harvey County
Balle
Iene
Willlackt
Galle
Williams
Willams
Batley
M. F. Simpson
Bragine
McPherson County
Machine Facon
Franklin
Lee County
Iowa
Kansas
State Normal School
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
BcPhersin County
Arrests At Portland Mine During War Turmoil
July 21 report says military authorities arrest about 106 workers at the Portland mine as part of actions by the Western Federation of Miners. Judge McGarry states leaders organized a walkout to disrupt operations. women linked to the conspiracy are also detained. Men will be replaced promptly as detectives and authorities target all those slated for removal. A patrol searches Cripple Creek for missing workers at Victor.
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Victor
Coty
Manny
Portland
Judge McGarry
Military Commission
Western Federation of Miners
Cripple Creek
Vietor
Bitter mood as Fall River mill operatives vote to strike
Sentiment in Fall River Mass grows bitter after mill workers vote last night to strike next Monday over a 12 percent wage cut. Authorities expect near unanimous support from about 20 000 workers with sympathy from business leaders and concern over the gravity of the situation.
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Fall River
Mass
Community fund aims higher for new building
A local drive reports over $30,000 raised toward the Mc A building. The clock in the building indicates $20,000 subscribed so far. Subscriptions from large donors will follow and an official announcement is expected in a few days. The plan calls for raising $75,000.
Strike Ends In Chicago Packing Houses Arbitration Planned
A nine day strike by packing house workers in Cook County ended last night after a three-way conference among packers officials of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen of North America and allied trades. Wages and working conditions for current workers will be submitted to arbitration, with reinstatement of strikers within forty-five days. The arbitrators, three packing men, will include one representative of each side and a third chosen jointly. The settlement aims to resume operations with no discrimination and to fix wage scales through the arbiter. The vote to arbitrate followed extended talks and a tense peace effort, with Donnelly directing strikers to return to work. The agreement reflects the prior terms with arbitration replacing wage scale decisions. The dispute had threatened to spread to allied unions. the resolution was reached after lengthy negotiations.
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Chicago
Meat Cutters’ Union
M. J. Donnelly
Resu
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen of
North America
Donnelly
Closed Again Owing to Arrest at Victor Mine
The Portland mine near Victor Colorado is shut again as military authorities arrest 117 workers. The detained include engineers, master mechanics, and skilled laborers who refused to renounce Western Federation of Miners membership and obtain Mine Owners Association cards. If they refuse post-trial, deportation from the district is expected.
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Victor
Colo
Portland
Fremen
Norime
Western Federation of Miners
Western Federation of Miners and Take Out Mine Owners’ Association
Republican gathering eyes September meeting in Marion
Marion residents and delegations from D W Wheeler C C Billing Charles B Matt J A Nuilman i Fulton Geo Cause T B Murdock G W Wheatley A D Walker Congress Charles F Scott Miller Afien W T F Donald EM Mc Gonthal CA Mosher Burton is to attend but space limits excluded federal officers. Debate over delaying to September 3 or moving to September 1 to maximize attendance and merchants’ availability.
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D. W. Wheeler
C. C. Billing
Marion
Charles B. Matt
Russell
J. A. Nuilman
Pittsburg
I. Fulton
Marysville
Geo
Cause
Mankato
T. B. Murdock
Dorado
Hallroad
GW. Wheatley
A. D. Walker
Charles F. Scott
Compressman Miller
Afien
Chanute
W. T. F. Donald
Brehigan
EM. McGonthal
Colby
Mosher
Kinstey
Burton
Mammoth Barbecue and Elks Reunion Agitation in Cincinnati
At the Elks reunion in Cincinnati July 21 agitation over possible improper voting credentials. About twenty substituted credentials claimed for grand officers race. Sorrow session for Past Grand Exalted Ruler Meade D. Detweiler with remarks by Pan ning and Rickett. Ritual changes discussed but no shift to biennial meetings. A mammoth midday barbecue at Oakley track served over 20,000 pounds of beer and large kettles. free refreshments offered to Elk badge wearers.
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Cincinnati
Elks
Grand Lodge
Tt Ie
Meade D. Detweiler
Als
National Home For Elks
Richmond
Panning
Rickett
Fisher
New York
Melvin
California
Oakley Race Track
Textile workers vote to strike in Fall River mills
By a 1,519 to 396 vote the Fall River textile workers authorize a strike on July 25 in all rotten mills of the city. The walkout affects about 30,000 employees as a 12 percent wage cut is set to take effect next Monday.
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Fall River
Mass
Missouri Democrats Nominate Prosecutor for Governor
Folk is named as the nominee for Missouri governor by the state Democratic Party. The selection centers on a prosecutor, highlighting party strategy and potential policy pivots ahead of the campaign.
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Missouri
Jefferson City convention nominates Sam Cook for secretary of state
An all night session in Jefferson City featured disorder as the anti Cook resolution was tabled then referred to the committee on resolutions. Sam Cook received an ovation as his name was placed before the delegates. The ticket ends with Governor Joseph W Folk from St Louis.
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Jefferson City
Committee On
James A. Id
H.W. Mitchell
L. H. Musgrove
Sam
Cook
Adiechell
Musgrove
Todd
Sam Cook
Folk Wins Missouri Governor Nomination in Democratic Convention
The Democratic convention unanimously nominated Joseph W. Folk, St. Louis circuit attorney, for governor. Folk vowed a relentless fight on corruption and stressed the party’s duty to purge Missouri politics. His acceptance followed a heated session with credentials disputes and a large, packed hall. Lexical notes show Folk, born in 1869 Brownsville Tennessee, rising from law practice to prominence in St. Louis before the streetcar strike settlement. Lieutenant governor nominee Thomas L. Rubey was chosen by acclamation.
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Suver
Joseph W. Folk
St. Louis
Gavernor
Folk
Harry 5. Hawes
Jefferson Democratic Club
Committee On
St Louis
Mr. Polke
Hawes
Democratic Party
Missouri
Hoodie
Brownsville
Tenn
Henry G. Folk
Bees
Virginia
Mr. Folk
St. Louis In 10. As Circuit Strormey
Municipal Assembly
Thomas L. Rubey
la Grange
Co. C. Crow
St Joseph
Sam B. Conk
Cook
Roosevelt completes 2000 word speech for July 27
Oyster Bay July 21 President Roosevelt has finished the speech he will deliver on the 27th to mark his notification of the Chicago convention action. The 2000 word draft was revised by the president before printing. He was not asked to decide the union bricklayers strike issue for now. He earlier ruled similarly on a Miller bookbinder case. Roosevelt rode on horseback, played tennis and swam in the bay today.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Chicago
Jensth
Washington Barracks
Miller
Alexandria
Furious
Venus
Valetta
Island of
Malta
Pyranus
Vulcui
Speedy
Harrier
Aden
Arable
Valletta
Island of Malta
Cruteers
Lander
Canter
Sgcompany
Mediterranean
St. Petersburg
Great Britain
Russia
Red Sea
Registration at Bonebud reservation hits large crowds
Registration for homesteads on the Bone bud reservation drew vast crowds in the last 24 hours, with about 15,000 filings across Bonesteel Chamberlain Fairfax and Yankton land offices. Total registrations reach upwards of 7,000, crowds continue arriving by train, authorities regain control and bring concessionaires under the law.
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Bonesteet, & D
Bonebud Reservation
Bonesteel
Chamberlain
Fairfax
Yankton
Taw
Estey Offered 3000 Salary for Topeka Church
Dr F S Estey of Selina is to become pastor in Topeka First Presbyterian. He will earn 3000 a year, far above the previous 270. A congregational meeting will be held Thursday next to formally offer him the pulpits. He will preach here Sunday.
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F. S. Estey
First Presbyterian Church of
Selina
Topeka
State Journal
Estey
Petition in Bankruptcy Against Southern Textile Co
New York on July 21 a petition in bankruptcy was filed against the Southern Textile company a New Jersey corporation formed last year with 14 000 000 capital to consolidate cotton goods mills in the south for sale through a single New York firm Mills bought include locations in Birmingham Alabama Moorehead Mississippi Rock Hill South Carolina and Sutton South Carolina
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New York
Southern Textile Company
Motersmall Crediomday
New Jersey
South
Birmingham
Ala
Moorehead
Miss. Rockhill
S.C
Suttington
WILL BACK DOWN In London and St Petersburg shows pressure
The Associated Press reports Britain and Russia clash over the Malacca crisis. Count Benckendorf seeks Lord Lansdowne's assurance on government stores aboard, with possible immediate release if granted. Britain warns ships in order will be held, while Russia asserts warship status for its vessels and conversion rules.
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St Petersburg
Associated Press
Malacca
Count Benckendorf
Great Britain
Lord Lansdowne
Russia
Admiralty
Smolensk
St. Petersburg
Suesom
Britain
Premier Balfour Questions House on Malacca Departure
Premier Balfour asked the House of Commons to await developments after confirming the Malacca sailed from Port Raid with a Russian prize crew. The Red Sea and Malacca incidents loom, with cabinet discussions and further talks between Foreign Secretary Lansdowne and Count Benckendorf.
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Balfour
House
London
House of Commons
Malacca
Red Sea
Lanedowne
Count Benckendorf
Tarter
Britain
Jsia
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New, Chwang
Claes
Lian Yung
Wan ¢Ac
Lien
Keant Keller
Herechetmann
Willam Gi. Theisen
Janitar
Yurip
Yonkers
Empsnn
Detroit
State Senate
Pierre
Little Raly
Riptka
Kansan
Baker
Mackeeville
Sedan
Toranin
Wichita
Ken
H. J. Galle
Ninth Judicial District
Pall River
YM. Cc. A. Building Fund
Board of Arbitration
Portland Mine
Western Federation
Owners* Association
Stubbs
C. Billings
Marion, and Who Is One of Mr. Hoch
Marion County
Sam B. Cook
Albert O. Allen
James Cowsill
Elliott W. Ma
Rseph Wingate Folk
First Presbyterian Church
2 Textile Trust of
Will
Kuasin
Stock Exchange
Port Said
Malicca
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