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Foreign News
March 28, 1900
The Jersey City News
Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey
What is this article about?
Russian squadron arrives at Port Arthur after calling at Chemulpho, Korea. Yokohama dispatch reported unease in Japan over possible Russian demand for Masanpho concession, but St. Petersburg update suggests it was unwarranted.
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RUSSIAN SQUADRON AT PORT ARTHUR
[By Cable to The Associated Press.]
ST. PETERSBURG, March 28, 1900.
The Russian squadron which recently called at Chemulpho, Korea, has arrived at Port Arthur.
It was announced in a despatch from Yokohama, yesterday, to The Associated Press, that a Russian squadron had arrived at Chemulpho and, it was added, it was believed that this presaged a demand for a concession of land at Masanpho, a small harbor twenty miles South of Chemulpho, which aroused uneasy comments in Japan. It would appear from the despatch from St. Petersburg that the feeling of uneasiness was not warranted by the facts in the case.
[By Cable to The Associated Press.]
ST. PETERSBURG, March 28, 1900.
The Russian squadron which recently called at Chemulpho, Korea, has arrived at Port Arthur.
It was announced in a despatch from Yokohama, yesterday, to The Associated Press, that a Russian squadron had arrived at Chemulpho and, it was added, it was believed that this presaged a demand for a concession of land at Masanpho, a small harbor twenty miles South of Chemulpho, which aroused uneasy comments in Japan. It would appear from the despatch from St. Petersburg that the feeling of uneasiness was not warranted by the facts in the case.
What sub-type of article is it?
Naval Affairs
Diplomatic
What keywords are associated?
Russian Squadron
Port Arthur
Chemulpho Korea
Masanpho Concession
Japan Unease
Where did it happen?
Port Arthur
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Port Arthur
Event Date
March 28, 1900
Outcome
uneasiness in japan unwarranted
Event Details
Russian squadron recently called at Chemulpho, Korea, and has arrived at Port Arthur. Yokohama despatch indicated belief it presaged demand for land concession at Masanpho, arousing uneasy comments in Japan, but St. Petersburg despatch shows feeling of uneasiness not warranted.