Japanese naval victory reports from Chemulpo and war with Russia
Rear Admiral Uriu reports the Russian cruisers Waring and Korietz surrendered after a battle off Chemulpo. Japan announces a state of war with Russia. Minister Allen in Seoul notes 21 Japanese ships at Chemulpo and the Varing and Korietz attempted to escape, with Varing injured.
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Waring
Worietz
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Ning
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Japanese Naval Victory Excites Nation As Port Arthur Fights Intensify
Reports from Tokyo and London describe Japan rejoicing over a major naval victory at Port Arthur and the bombardment of Russian ships at Chemulpo. Unofficial adds claim Russian fleet destroyed with heavy losses, while Manchurian rail bridge bombing kills civilians. British dispatch confirms other wartime actions and ensuing public enthusiasm.
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Journal Des Debats
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Japan Seizes Masampho and fortifies base
Reports from Tokyo state Japan has seized Masampho, dispatching a large force to fortify the port as a base for future operations. The capture is described as highly important for controlling the Korean channel, with Japanese vessels also taking several Russian steamers near Chemulpo.
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Masampho
Mukden
Russia
Ko- Korletz
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Makpo
Apth
Advices Report Cesarevitch Not Seriously Damaged
Paris reports from the foreign office indicate that the Russian battleship Cesarevitch beached at Port Arthur on February 8 sustained limited damage. The advices suggest the vessel is not seriously injured and remains afloat with no immediate critical harm cited by officials.
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Cackley Faces Horse Stealing Charge Involving Trial Next
A report notes Cackley is charged with horse stealing and was sent to Keosauqua to await trial. In Oswego New York a major fire at the Corn Products plant injured several firefighters with one fatality after a truckman John Dougherty fell fifty feet and died from injuries.
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Oswego
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Corn Products Company
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Flood Claims York Region as Ice Stirs Rivers
York Pennsylvania February 10 flood reports describe the Susquehanna rising with ice jams causing backwater. York Haven bridge to Wisler Island destroyed. Kergaugh & Co. Pennsylvania rail road contractors at New Holland report carried away equipment. Ice remains intact below Wrightsville and moves intermittently above all night.
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