Port Arthur under Japanese bombardment continues
Reports from Port Arthur on March 10 describe intermittent bombardment by Japanese forces as they press toward the harbor. Russian defenses exchange fire along the coast while ships and shore batteries engage, with broader reports of battles nearby and strategic movements along the peninsula.
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Port Arthur
Praia Tunelous
St Petersburg
Marchipmanders
Korietz
St. George
Cheroulpo
Melodia Ctosien
New York
Tye
Shanghai
Aes Sey
Nakasaki
Weil
Hazebo
Tokio
Kermimura
Vladivestok
Tuandin Forte
Agoiral Kemiers
Tom Celok
Tnd
Vindi- Vretek
Moor
Arthur
Pinnicerie Rubbia
WARNE
China
Paris
Moreh
Esa Marine
On Ways and Means in Congress Reports and Motions
In Washington the Ways and Means committee discussed the report of the Post Office Department and debated pension provisions for ex-soldiers. The Senate moved to refer a finance committee resolution, with executive session anticipated, as lawmakers navigated nominations and continued debate.
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Bourne
Gockean
New York
Finley
S.C
I League
George William Croft
Leret
Guage
Overstreet
Ind
Ake
Cumber
Committee On Pensions
Senate
Washington
Carmack
Wooley
Sumlasiton
Boise
Idaho
Allison
Hom
Resoluton Fm
Light rain marks steadier showers for Friday
A brief weather note reports only a light shower amounting to around 0.11 inches. Government thermometer readings show cooling by early evening with winds from the northwest around ten to twenty miles per hour. Temperatures and hourly wind data are listed at several times through the day.
Indignation Over Bristow Report Split Congress
Congress faced heated debate over the Bristow post office report with Growvenor and Hill denouncing it as a public attack on lawmakers. Supporters urged full investigation of the post office, while Bristow’s actions were labeled partisan and intimidatory by Kitchin and others. General Grosvenor defended the press and warned against publishing such documents.
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Washington
Post Office Department
House of Representatives
Congress
Bristow
United States
Representative Growvenor
Ohio
Representative Hill
Connecticut
Overstreet
Kitchin
North Curoting
Pound
Briskew
Grosvenor
Obie
House
Cannon
Payne and Hil
Ube
Senate
Indiana
Ain
Thompson
Alabama
Kien
Retinsen
Arkansas
Tug Dapart
Cooper
Wisconsin
Air
Rubinman
Ilness
Dunn Retaken After Jail Escape To Face Hanging
In St Joseph Missouri on March 10 Mark Dunn, the condemned man who escaped Monday by overpowering guards, was recaptured last night at Guilford and returned to St Joseph today. He is near death from peedments and will be hanged tomorrow morning as originally scheduled, having sought food and medicine at a farmer near Rosendale yesterday while under guard.
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St. Joseph
Mark Dunn
Gunltrod
Rosendale
Durm
Guilford
Executive Order on Neutrality Observance by U S Officials
President Roosevelt issues a formal order directing all government officials civilian military and naval to observe the neutrality proclamation in the Russo Japanese war and to abstain from actions or speech that could offend either combatant. The message urges courtesy moderation and restraint, noting all nations are neighbors and calls officials to represent the people prudently.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bate Tlny
United States
Russia
Japan
Prograves
Tula
Theodore Roosevelt
Ite House
River recedes after flood hits Wilkesbarre area
The Susquehanna River falls rapidly as waters clear in Wilkesbarre and surrounding streets reopen. Flooding had cut communication to Bloomsburg and damaged telegraph lines at Plymouth and Nanticoke, with authorities unsure when full service would return.
Kansas Republican convention nominates Hoch for governor
The Kansas Republican convention late at night nominated E W Hoch of Marion for governor after a tense session marked by machine and anti machine delegates in Wyandotte and Miami. Delegates objected to fast seating and protestors clashed while W S Roark reported mixed county actions and the platform named Hoch as the standard bearer for the party.
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Wichita
Kan
Tate
Jackson
Atchison
Miami
Kelly
Volee
Crugun
A.D. Walker
Representa Hve
Tech
Br. Robinson
Wire Club
Roark
Wyandotte
Atchixon
John Seaton
Leavenworth
Machine Delegaton
D. 3
Anthony Jackson
Walker
Albert Sarbach
Noah Elliott
Dick Blue
Grant Hornaday
Kely
Flustrenediately
Hornaday
Ira F. Collhux
Nemaha
Waal
Stubba
Collins
Stubbs
Carl Taylor
Ruide
W. S. Roarks
Milfee
Hoark
Sal
Rourke
Orrin J. Peterson
Wyandotte County Republican Central Committee
Ben Simpson
Korna- Gay
Ase
EH. EL Webter
T. Helly
Trosbie
Supreme Court
Inmurochce
Atessean AL Inrare
Supreme Court Justics
Committee
A. McNeal
Suibte
Fred Dumont Smith
E.W. Hoch
Hoch
Smith
Charis
Kansas
Boutheast
Doniphan
Misouri
Umuil
Kaneas
Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
Ed Hoch
W. Hoch
Marion
F. L. Maglin
Hitchinson
Reno County
Pme
O C. Billings
Hoc
Billings
Mr. Billings
All Wires Down as Storm Rages West of Sierras
Fierce storm blankets the West with land and snowslides tearing out telegraph poles. By March 0 in Balt Lake Utah the Weather Union reports no wires along the route severing California telegraphic links. Reports specify slides near Auburn and on the Southern Pacific in northern California. communications remain largely cut off with partial blockades persisting for days.
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Balt Lake
Utah
Weeterl ‘Union
California
San Francisco
Oregon
Western Union
Gentral Pacife
Auburn
Cal
Sierras
Southern Pacific
Califonia
Springfield Calm After Night of Civil Unrest
Springfield reports a quiet night after fears of continued demonstrations. Police and county officials maintained order with soldiers present. Many colored residents evacuated districts along the levee while authorities delayed troop withdrawal until tomorrow.
Waterworks transfer eyed for April eleventh city action
City eyes possession of the waterworks plant likely on April 15 as officials await word from President Street. Reports suggest the water company may face bondholder opposition and the city may seek a title stake while attorney Spencer remains tight lipped.
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President Street
Diolana
Pres Street
Spencer Io
Wes
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