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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1905
Page
7
Europatkin reports the retreat from Obama’s net is blocked by dead soldiers and abandoned firearms. The chaotic withdrawal leaves a trail of wreckage, signaling heavy losses and scarce supplies for the pursuing forces. The piece notes the harsh terrain and rough weather complicating movement.
Cleveland March 1 Cassie L Chadwick found guilty by a jury on seven counts of conspiracy to defraud the United States by certifying checks without funds. She faces up to fourteen years in prison and fines up to ten thousand dollars per count. The verdict came after a two hour deliberation and she collapsed in court upon learning of the ruling.
Troops from Slavic forces deploy along routes to Tie Pass as Kuropatkin engages in the frontier action. The siege lines tighten with heavy troop presence aimed at halting all approaches.
Russian forces retreating from Mukden under General Kuropatkin fight off Japanese pressure as they abandon the city. The rear guard struggles to cover the withdrawal while vast stores are burned and casualties mount. The retreat aims for Harbin with the army split along several northern routes and a hazardous line of supply.
Dispatches report Kuropatkin extricating the remnant of his army from near Liaoyang, retreating toward Tie pass after weeks of heavy losses. He moves north of Mukden, leaving wounded and rear forces to safety, while Japanese pursuit threatens further collapse and potential involvement by Kawamura's corps.
Dispatches from Japanese army headquarters report heavy Chinese and Russian forces in retreat after fierce fighting near Mukden and Fushun. Japanese detachments push from Singlingtien toward the Han and Pu rivers, aiming for Harbin as Moscow and Tokyo weigh peace terms and strategic moves.
St Petersburg March 11 The Associated Press reports that dispatches from Europatkin confirm the retreat of Russian armies under heavy losses. The second army under Bilderling suffered the heaviest wounded killed and prisoners with many surrounded. Officials suspect Horopatkin's position may be less dire than portrayed.
Allied forces report heavy Japanese casualties and encirclement as Hennenkampf’s position appears doomed to surrender or total destruction amid advancing units.
Russian forces under Kuropatkin are falling back slowly toward Tie Pass with the main army intact after heavy artillery and rear flank pressure from Field Marshal Oyama. The rear guard, near Syantyosa, completed about 15 miles of retreat, while defenders strive to shake Japanese pursuers and avoid encirclement.
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