Kuroki moves shift war outlook with swift advances
Hai Cheng reports Japan’s General Kuroki pushes south of Russian positions near Si Mou Cheng and Da Jin Hill while rains hinder roads. Russian troops hold high ground as signal fires light the night. a major engagement is expected tomorrow. The era of reports from Port Arthur and Tokio remains unsettled as weather slows dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Mou Cheng
Hai Cheng
Kuroki
Si Mou Cheng
da Jin Hill
Associated Press
Ta-tehe-kino
Kuropathin
War News Roundup From East Asia Aboard Front Lines
Dispatches report Kuropatkin may withdraw toward Vladivostok and Japanese forces claim major advances near Siu yen Feoshullang with heavy Russian losses. Brigands threaten New Chwang while AP correspondent H J Middleton dies of dysentery near Liao Yang. Edwin Knight killed near Wa Fan Tien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chwang
H. J. Middieton
Associated Press
Liao Yang
Manchuria
London
Armies Readying for Decisive Struggle Says Critics
The pause in wartime dispatches sparks belief that major forces will clash soon. Military commentators weigh the likelihood of a pivotal engagement as tensions rise and strategic positions shift.
Baltic Fleet Far From Completion
London dispatch from June 28 reports The Times letter noting only one battleship, the Imperator Alexander, might be ready in August. Several others are far from completion with 1906 readiness for some, while the Orel and Borodine face boiler and structural issues. Coal shipments and two-stage movement to the Far East are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times Kronstadt
Baltic
Neva
Bevastopel
the Times
Black Sea
Far East
Buez
Muez
Bleek Sea
Gunnison Tunnel Assured by Bond Filing
Moniros Cole reports that bonds totaling $2060.6660 have been filed by residents to guarantee the government’s required 6,000 acres of water rights. Subscriptions total 76,467 acres. engineers may begin core construction and filling of bonds at $75.00, with August 15 target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moniros Cole
Gunnison
Enginerr
Newell
National Educational Association Opens in St Louis
Bt Louis Missouri June 28 The annual convention of the National Educational Association convened today in Festival Hall at the World's Fair grounds. It is estimated that thousands of people came to St Louis to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Louis
National Eduational Association
Festival Hall
St. Louie
Asd
T. Soule
Titom Duce
Paria
Japanese Make Daring Move To Flank Russians
St. Petersburg June 28 The emperor received a dispatch from General Kuropatkin dated Liao Yang reporting June 26 27 Japanese forces attacked Motien Feureshul and Ta passes. Our troops retreated as Japanese divisions pressed both frontal and flank assaults and occupied Fen shul and Motien passes. Japanese infantry brigades forced repulsed counterattacks while movements suggested a broader effort to join forces with General Kuropatkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Liao Yang
Motien, Feureshul
Ta Passes
Ta Pass
Imperial Guard
Fen-shul
Mo-tien
Fen-ehul Pass
Vandiopudse
Bin-yen-haltheog Road
Kurekis
Colorado State Treasurer attends National Civil Federation meeting
June 24 Denver officials of the National Civil Federation met with Colorado State Treasurer Whitney Newton and others to discuss labor troubles in Cripple Creek and to tour the federation’s Denver branch office. Delegates from Georgia and several western states prepared to depart by federation train to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whitney Newto
Cuterade
National Civile Federation
Denver
Hosten
Chicago
Cripple Creek
Missouri Democrats Meet in Convention for Cockrell Nomination
Joplin Missouri June 28 Missouri democrats will meet in convention to elect thirty six delegates to the nations convention at St Louis They are expected to favor Cockrell for president and work for his nomination However a rival movement in Jackson Mississippi advocates John Sharp Williams for the Democratic ticket as View president amid ongoing war reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
St Louis
P.M. Cockrell
Jackson
Miss
John Sharp Williams
Yasou City
Hworhy
House of Representatives
Williame’ Trlepete
Anti Wolcott Wing Captures Colorado Central Committee
In Denver on June 28 the anti Wolesti faction of the Colorado Republican Party won control of the central committee by 66 to 48 and postponed naming a new chair until the late convention. The move opposed guidelines from the state convention that urged electing W. B. Bayntem as chair. The committee set a state convention for September 7 in Denver to nominate state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cola
Republican Party
Colorado
Ehoirman
Dr. I. Palrtey
W. BR. Bayntem
Ecommttee
Cornell Rowing Supremacy Broken In Varsity Clash
Syracuse variables claim they prepared for a surprise as Cornell's four mile eight gun race finished with Cornell second to Wisconsin noted as a close contest. Freshman and varsity performances show no records broken and Syracuse asserts reserve power kept them from a decisive lead.
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Poughkerpaio
N.Y
Cornell
Marie
Wiscomin
Colombia
Wei
Sie
Syracuse
Ryracuse Corwenn
Byeven
Cornel
Test Cases in District Court on Miners Civil Rights
Cripple Creek June 38 Attorney Frank J. Tange says he will ask the district court before Judge Seale to issue writs of habeas corpus to review detention of miners allied with the Western Federation of Miners. If granted, officials must show cause for holding prisoners in city and county jails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Cola
Frank J. Tange
Western Federation of Miners
Seale
Westerns Federation of Minera
Investigating Labor War in Colorado
The Bureau of Labor (unlabeled) seeks to investigate causes of employer employee disputes in Colorado under the Organic Act. The effort aims to trace back to the origins of tensions and the principal factors behind labor difficulties and unrest. Local meeting notes reference Harvard Law Association discussions and address relations between the United States and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of
Baleenie
Dawentl- Bellon
Colorado
Bureau
Umbridge
Mase
Harvard Law
Jury finds Knickerbocker company owners criminally negligent in Slocum disaster
New York June 28 The coroner and jury conclude the General Slocum inquiry with a verdict that the Knickerbocker Steamship Company directors Captain Wil iam Van Sehatek Captain John A Pease and others are criminally negligent. Warrants issued for arrest. bonds set from 1000 to 5000. Executives including Frank A Burnaby James K Atkinson and others named as responsible. The report urges federal action over inspector Lundberg and calls for stronger life saving and firefighting equipment.
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New York
Berry
Knickerbocker Steamboat Company
Sehatok
Stociues
Pease
Slocum
Lundberg
Mantlitehter
Edward Flannagan
van Sehatek
Assistaat Magineer
Edwin Brandon
Deck Hamble Coakley
Trembly
Witheswes
Frank A. Burnaby
James K. Atkinson
Knickerbook+ or Fleambeat company
Frank A. Darnaby
Charles BE. Hille
C. de Lacey Evan
Robert K. Story
Fieyd & Corbin
Frank Jy. Trexter
Wilamw
van Folk
John A. Peas
Ile Say
Edward Plagalgai
Henry Lundberg
Ckover
United States
Eald Menry Lundierg
Hwlien
Forts
Floyd
Corbin
Knickerbocker Alembeat Company
Cor
Holmesville Tornado Kills Two Children and Injures Several
A tornado torn through Holmesville Nebraska on June 2 causing two child deaths and severe injuries to five others including Mrs. R. J. Harris and Rh. J. Harris while Mr. and Mrs. Morris lose two children. The storm damaged crops and stock and forced families into cellars. Some homes were destroyed and roofs blown off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmesville
Neb
J. Morris
R. J. Harris
Rh. J. Harris
Prohibitionists Meet in Indianapolis for Convention
The prohibition committee elected Homer L Caustte of Pittsburg as temporary chairman and W G Calderwood of Minneapolis as temporary secretary. The treasury showed 175000 received and expended in four years with 11000 remaining. The convention opens tomorrow at 10 am with state roll calls and will reconvene Thursday for nominations. A Miles letter to J G Wooley of Chicago is cited as aiming to exclude General Miles from presidential consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Mae Etel Prohibition Committee
Hollonal
Homer L. Caustte
Pittsburg
W. G. Calderwood
Minneapolis
Crevention
Nelson Miles
J. G. Wooley
Chicago
Stewart
Ceneral Miles
Candidates Out In The Open In Chicago Convention Fight
Chicago dispatch reports James H. Bekeoh as a national delegate to the St Louis Democratic convention will align with Hearst forces despite Springfield factions. Mayor Harrison and William J Bryan reportedly discussed terms in a late night conference to influence credentials. John W Martin of New York pushes President Francis to run, with Tammany favoring him over others. Judson Harmon of Cincinnati appears as a possible dark horse nominee via Attorney Harlan Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James H. Beke
St. Louis
Hearst
Springfield
Hope B Sullivan Democracy
Ilr Cable
Eage Whe Mekelw
Harrison
William J. Bryan
Bnnto
Bryan
Carrison
John W. Martin
New York
David R. Francis
World's Fair
Tammany
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Harlan Cleveland
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Novoe Vremya
Don Jaime de Bourbon
Vufungon
Tokio
Port Arthur
Togo
Army
Sakharoff
Oku
Liao Tung
Lumocatkin
Prees
Seoul
Tiger Mock
Ehe
Vallushan
Feoshullang
Siuyen
Bhi Mu Yeng
Oba
New Chuang
Lere
Middleton
Souther
Gunnison Tunnel
Cool Coel
Ieee Ieee
Ives
St. Keetle
Antung
Weralds
Mermlo CO
May
Murden
Coloraule State Terosurer
California
Raw
Francisco
At. Louis Ou
Cregton
Montana
Wyoming
New Mexico
Missouri
Cockrell
Willans
Ant Wolcott
Campo R Estate
Coommgarh
Thom S Depeanogh
Pithwees
Victor
Cole
Touleht
Accort
Bell
Colors de Soringee
Fline
Pittaburg
Turnerhund
Moarvard
General Slocum
Alee
Harber
Dan
Tom Lowe
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Dordies
Nebraska
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