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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1905
Page
3
Russians vow renewed drive after Port Arthur fall
Tokyo officials say peace talks are unlikely despite Port Arthur’s fall. They expect Russia to intensify pressure on Oyama’s forces and seek naval advantage, while dismissing early peace as feasible. Officials stress the war remains military, with no immediate end in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Port Arthur
Kazpatkin
Isecond Pacific Squadron
Baltic Fleet Rojestvensky Deliberates Pacific Move
Amid conflicting reports in St Petersburg and Port Arthur, Vice Admiral Rojestvensky delays a Vladivostok approach awaiting the third Pacific squadron, with Madagascar or Polynesian islands considered as possible bases. In Port Arthur, Japanese entry is set for Jan 8. Wantai Hill reveals fortress weaknesses and Port Arthur’s beleaguered relief efforts amid scarce meat and medical supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rojéstvensky
St Petersburg
Vladivostok
Vnce
Rovestvevbey
Rosentvensky
European
Madagascar
Polynesia
Japdoes
Batlavoff
Poscavensky
Port Arthur
Fusan
Wantai Hill
Wantai
Assembly Moves to Admit New States Amid Holiday Recess
Washington records show Congress returning from recess to discuss a statehood bill for two new states, Arizona and New Mexico, with Oklahoma and Indian Territory also in play. Key vote favored proceeding. Heyburn sided with Democrats on a reform attempt. session adjourned in memory of Rep. William F. Hathand. Governor Otero opposes uniting New Mexico with Arizona as a single state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Unon
Tyro
Arizons J
Newco
Oklahoma
Heyburn
Bate
Nelson
House
William F. Atahandy
Ilinois
Washington, and
Secretary of the Interior
Otero
New Mexico
Arizona
Mrs Chadwick says confidential statement held in New York
Mrs Casie L Chadwick announces a private party in New York possesses a formal financial statement about her affairs and she will not release it without consent. She argues its public disclosure would absolve her and her husband of suspicion and show they were victims of circumstances, not crime. Planning for New Capitol in Kentucky described. Governor Beckham calls extraordinary session Jan 12 to authorize a new site in Frankfort for a million dollar capitol. No other business allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Cassie L. Chadwick
New York City
Chadwick
New York
Frankfort
Beckham
General Assembly
Destructive Midnight Fire Destroys Multiple Berlin Buildings
A blaze in Berlin New Hampshire on January 5 largely destroyed the Clem ent Opera House block the C H Gannon block the Thorndike hotel and C H Brooks drug store with an estimated loss of 200000. Several lodgers leaped from the Opera House block and one man was killed. In New York an attempted bombing by The Black Hand injured no one but damaged the barber shop door after its owner refused a 300 demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
N. H
Clement Opera House
C. H. Gannon
Thorndike
C. H. Brooks
Opera House
New York
First Avenue
Sam Fassett
Multiple World and Local Proceedings Across Nations
The report lists varied events including 88 Idaho postmasters named, Hungary setting elections for January 28, a Russian loan decree for 81 million dollars, Indiana’s sixty fourth assembly convening, three receivers for Fall River’s Davis Cotton Mill, and Pan American medical congress inaugural success. Also noted are Theodore Thomas’s death, naturalization frauds, immigration station proposal at Angels Island costing 250000, Siberian cold and 12 deaths, Westphalian mine strikes, Japanese capture of 25000 Port Arthur prisoners, New York Bird Protection Society incorporation, Cassatt joining New Haven Railroad oversight, German Turners to attend Indianapolis Turnfest, a congressional statistics petition on marriages and divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
General Assembly
Indiana
Davis Cotton Mill Company
Fall River
Pan-American Medical Congress
Panama
United States Steel Corporation
Theodore Thomas
Chicago
State Department
Letealf
Angels Island
Silesia
Germany
Port Arthur
National Association of Audubon’ Societies For the ‘Protection of
New York Jetty
Cassatt
Pennsylva ‘Nia Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
German Turner Association
Indianapolis
Congress
Zionist East Africa colony divides American Jews claim
Secretary Hay states Jewish colonization in East Africa harms no Americanism or patriotism. He denied that Zionist movement participation would discredit loyalty, aiming to ease objections from wealthy American Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Washington
Jan
East Africa
Israel Zangwill
International Society of Zionistz
Zangwill
Zangwilk
Disappointment in Separate Marriage Case Cited
Meromi Mich reports a separated couple after a brief marriage, with details referencing Mrs. Peter Stevekin formerly Margaret Seymour. The fragmentary item hints at disputes over a sum of money amid domestic tensions in January 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meromi Mich
Barbollé Geld
Mra
Peter
Stevekin
Argaret
Seymour
Aretsetan Harris in Evanaville Washington Ind
Fragments list names D H Aretsetan and W E Harris with an Evanaville Indiana and a Washington reference. Details are unclear but indicate a local figure pair and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Harris
a.P.a. Evanaville
Ind
Otalfigee Washington
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