Japs Lose Vessel in Port Arthur Mine Strike
A Japanese cruiser Saigon strikes a mine in Port Arthur harbor and sinks. The crew is rescued.
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10 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1904
Page
1
Japanese cruiser Saigon sunk by mine near Port Arthur
News from Tokio reports the Japanese cruiser Saigon struck a mine at Port Arthur on November 30 and sank. the majority of the crew were rescued. The disaster occurred outside Port Arthur Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Port Arthur
Aster
Port
Roosevelt Pushes Grand Grant of Interstate Commerce Powers
President Roosevelt urges Congress to expand the Interstate Commerce Commission powers amid cries to end rebates. He cites the need for fair rates and immediate effect of commission rulings, noting past Supreme Court limits and Western lawmakers backing the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House of Representatives
Mrs Chadwick Refuses Waiver in Cleveland Ferry Case
Special to Evening Journal reports Mrs Chadwick informed U S Commissioner Shields she will not waive examination and will resist federal attempts to transfer her to Cleveland. The ruling centers on pretrial procedures in a high profile financial case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
New York
Shields
Wall Street Not in Strain Says Weekly Review
The Weekly Review of Trade reports Wall Street’s sharp reaction not tied to real trade weakness. It notes steady wholesale progress and firm confidence, with November railroad earnings up 9.2 percent from a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rk. G. Dun & Col’s Weekly Review of Trade
Wall Streets
Pennsylvania
United States
Canada
Well Known Michigan Man Dead
Detroit on December 10 reports the death of Darius J. Davison a long serving clerk of the United States district court here since 1871 He was 77 years old and among Michigan lawyers one of the best known figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Darius J. Davison
United States District Court
Michigan
Fire kills three children in Madison house blaze
In Madison Washington, Arthur Rains’ home burned killing five and four year olds plus a two year old. The tragedy follows a house fire with fatal injuries to the children as the neighborhood responds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wash
Arthur Rains
Elias Johnson
Oreanville
Canton
Neatie & Levy Shipbuilding Company
Philadelphia
U. S
St. Louis
Curzon
Pombay
India
Northumberland
G. B
Danville
Harry Wooding
Seattle
Port Townsend
Fort Casey
French Harbor
Victoria
B. C
Russians Fail to Press Port Arthur Fleet says Tokyo dispatch
Tokio reports the Port Arthur squadron failed to worsen Japanese lines as the second Pacific squadron nears. Analysts deem the Russians unable to overcome Togo’s fleet unless the Black Sea force breaks through the Dardanelles, a scenario viewed as unlikely.
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Tokio
Togo
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Opposition to re election of Geo B Horton as state grange master
Lansing Dec 10 Prominent Patrons of Husbandry say there will be opposition to the re election of Geo B Horton as master of the state grange at the meeting here next week. There appears to be no clear leader of the opposition but several well known members have been suggested for muster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Horton
Lansing
Mich
Husbandry
Geo. B. Horton
State Grange
Heiress Elopes with Clerk in Colorado Springs Marriage
Miss Mabled I. Everett of Boston, reputed heiress, eloped with Denver clerk T. E. Walton and married him in Golden after a ten day courtship. Mrs. Walton is an orphan and member of the Esterbrook banking family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mabled I. Everett
Boston
Denver
T. E. Walton
Golden
Convicted of Wife Murder in Oklahoma Territory
John Allen was found guilty of murdering his wife near Luther in July 1903 and sentenced to life imprisonment in the penitentiary, as reported from Oklahoma City on December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
O. T
John Allen
Luther
Queen Wilhelmina Opens United States General at The Hague
Queen Wilhelmina arrives in The Hague to open the United States General in a carriage drawn by many horses. She is guarded by soldiers and accompanied by the prince consort and her mother the queen dowager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina
United States
Hidl of Knights
the Hague
Prince Consort
Dowaper
Woman Who Was in Luck
A New York real estate boom yields a windfall for Mrs. Becker wife of a fur dealer. An investigation of the Beck estate tract reveals she owned one fifth of the property and receives 240000 dollars without any prior interest. Other owners gain substantially from the delayed sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Beck Estate
Post Mortem for Science and Noromonument Fund Motion
Reports from multiple cities note notable actions and candidates. Rev Dr Augustus J. Girnebner requests post mortem for science at death in St Louis. In Indiana a fund drive seeks a monument over Ira J Chase’s grave. Elgin and Belvidere discuss hospital superintendent candidates and possible reappointment. The police pave S000 in year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Augustus J. Girnebner
Evangeliical Lutheran Concordia Seminary
Governor elect and Mrs. Deneen arrive in Springfield
Governor elect and Mrs. Deneen arrived in Springfield and were met by Colonel M. Tinney private secretary to Governor Yates. They were escorted to the executive mansion where they were guests of Governor and Mrs. Yates and conferred about moving into the mansion in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Deneen
M. Tinney
Yates
Mroo
Colonel Tinney
Spotted Fever Antitoxin Discovery by Wolff in Connecticut
Dr Arthur J. Wolff of the Partford board of health reports potential anti tox in spotted fever from the diphtheria germ. He notes that during the epidemic the diphtheria bacillus virtually vanished from spinal samples and that experiments with cultures indicate the toxin may be neutralized by a serum present in humans. The epidemic subsided before final confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Startfort
Arthur J. Wolff
Partford Board of Health
Wolff
Etty de Wolff
Dro Allen TL Williams
Wolff Laboratory
Fire Rages Through State Street Block In St Joseph Losses Hit Over 150000
A gas explosion in Enders & Moore store started the blaze that swept a large block on State Street. Losses include Kindreds & Moore dry goods 34000 Groff Brothers 34000 Parker building 5000 and others totaling over 150000. Benton Harbor and local crews fought the fire. Gray suffered burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Mich
State Street
Kinddems & Moore
AL Cuma van
Shepard & Benning
Dalkha & Kozlaski
Groff Brothers
Chrest & Chrest
Joseph Nicholas
Martin
Parker
Enders & Moore
Martin’s Academy of Music
Thomas Gray
Gray
Benton Harbor Fire Department
Miner Cage Accident Near Joliet Triggers Lynch Feels
One miner died, another fatally hurt and six others injured at mine No. 1 South Wilmington when engineer Paul Leslie lost control of a lowering cage. The cage shot to the top of the tower tossing ten men into the air. Bystanders planned to lynch Leslie before officers rescued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lynch
Joliet
Wilmington
Paul Leslie
Leslie
Aged Bank President Pleads Not Guilty in Syracuse Case
Manning C. Palmer 74, former president of the American Exchange National Bank, pleaded not guilty in U S district court to a charge of violating a statute. Bail set at 15000 dollars. Palmer is a prominent Syracuse resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Manning C. Palmer
American Exchange National Bank of
Syracuse
United States District Court
Palmer
Cotton mills report small profit for year ends
London reports eighty seven cotton spinning mills with over 15 million dollars in capital earning a profit of 150 thousand dollars for the year ending November 30. This follows a loss of 220 thousand dollars the previous year.
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London
Local City Notes Include Illness and Visits
N Stewart is reported ill. Carbon of Ottumwa is in the city on business. Young returns from Cedar Rapids. Miss Flossie Adams assists at Duncan book store. Mr and Mrs Fred Kage returned from Nichols. Nick Rupplinger of Harper visits friends. Johnson has bakery goods in abundance. Klein Clothing Co has a Christmas window by Mr KK. R Rust Mrs Martha Emry accompanied the ladies basketball team to our city last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Adams
Duncan
Fred Kage
Nichols
Mirs Martha Emry
Fairfield High School
Our City
Markets Open Mixed as Cattle and Hogs Edge Higher
Chicago markets report estimated receipts of 17000 today with 6000 carried over from yesterday. Hogs show slow market but prices advance to 6 higher with light hogs 4.10 to 4.45, mixed packers 4.25 to 4.50, heavy shipping grades 4.25 to 4.55. Cattle and sheep remain unchanged or steady with receipts around 400 for cattle and 3000 for sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cegyeres Binery
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Chicago Board of Trade
McCall Bros
Washington
Chicago
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Cleveland
Missioner
Arthur Heights
Graff
Ilinois
West
Chadwick
United
Wall Street
Rojestvensky
Queen Wilhelmina OF Holland
Chase
LaPorte
Ind
Grand Army
Ira J. Chase
Campbellite
DR. Price
Bacillus
Grae
Lantern Plame
N. Stewart
L. Hi. Carbon of
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Young
Cedar Rapids
Nick Rupplinger
Harper
Johnson
Klein’ Kiothing Ko
KK. R. Rust
Grain Market
Stuart
H Stuart & Son
W Corner Square
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