Japanese Victory Expands War Toll and Prisoner Reach
The report details Russian army losses exceeding 80 000 with Russians suffering heavy artillery casualties while Japanese pursuit tightens near Tie Pass. Captured guns not counted yet but prisoners total about 75 000, with Japanese planning to move captives to inland sea islands as war efforts press on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Fushun
Tie Pass
To- Xo
Fifth
Japan
Indigestion remedy promise and sales pitch text
An advertisement urges readers to purchase a thirty year tried stomach remedy Bagos Restorative. It claims indigestion stems from nervous or stomach nerve issues and promises to restore digestion by strengthening the nerves. The letter invites readers to write for a full trial and a book explaining the remedy and to place orders for four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axbala
Japanese Attack Continues Near Kankyachien in March Push
General Oku’s headquarters report hard fighting as Japanese and Russian forces clash around Kankyachien. Japanese troops assault from multiple villages, enduring heavy Russian shelling and advancing under fire. By afternoon they reportedly captured the village while preparations for further assaults proceed. thousands of shells exchange and significant troop moves are noted.
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Oku
Tientain
Marcal
Kankyachien
Kankyuchien
Kenkyachiza
Oka
Japan
Hankachien
Matden
Fuetun
Trans
Tuhsainn
Mukten
Man and Mules Die in Wreck Near LeVesque Arkansas
Memphis report details a St Louis and Iron Mountain fast freight wreck near LeVesque Arkansas. The engine and seven cars derailed with the engine and tender in a deep ditch. Fireman Ed Walsh of Memphis lost both legs and died. Engineer C C Cashin of Little Rock and Brakeman Wyndrich of Memphis were injured and taken to a St Louis hospital. A car carrying mules derailed and ten mules were killed.
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Memphis
St. Louis
St Louis and
Iron Mountain
LeVesque
Ark
Ed Walsh
Engieer
C. C. Cashin
Little Rock
Wyndrich
White Sox Down Pelicans in Error Battle
Chicago Americans beat the Pelicans 4 to 2 in New Orleans. Chicago outhit but the Pelicans committed critical errors. Roche was the sole local hitter to connect safely while Jones and Donahue each stole a base. Roche and McFarland added two baggers.
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Frank
New Orleans
Pelicans
Roche
Jones
Donahue
McFarland
Emory Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Banquet Honors 49th Anniversary
The Georgia Epsilon chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Emory College Oxford Ga marked its forty ninth anniversary with a banquet in club rooms Saturday night. Toasts honored Atlanta alumni and chapters on topics including SAEs at Emory, the last national convention, and fraternity spirit. Attending active members named include G A Barron J E Stratford and W H Lewis among others.
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Emory
Emory College
Oxford
Georgia Epsilon
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
L. J. Leonard
Atlanta
G. A Barron
Macon
A. E
KR. Duncan
Douglasville
T. S McCamy
Dalton
W. H. Lewis
Greensboro
G A, Barron
J. E. Stratford
HR. Duncan
W. H Lewis
W. Q. Roberts
B Martin
R. W. Wynn
L. Felker
T. B. Floyd
P. W. Lester
P. Heard
G. H. Brown
Palace Leased by Meyer as U.S. Ambassador in St Petersburg
United States Ambassador George von L. Meyer has leased the Kleinmichael palace in St. Petersburg for his term. The imposing residence on Sergelefskala near the French embassies had been owned by Prince Pio and was unoccupied for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Petersburg
George von L. Meyer
Smalls Kleinmichael Palace
Sergelefskala
Pio
McClain and Canter killed in Tennessee shooting
In a pistol affray at Lynnville near Dresden, Bert McClain aged 17 was instantly killed by John Canter who was himself killed by Walter Me lain of Dresden. No clear motive yet given. local authorities investigating the weakly county incident.
Prospects Bright for Reyes Administration in Colombia
Bogota March 12 General Gonzales Valencia renounced the vice presidency, causing general satisfaction as the national assembly will meet next Wednesday. The government has hired a wealthy Colombian syndicate to administer national rents and founded a central bank with eight million dollars in gold to develop business. Political prisoners have been released. Prospects are bright for President Reyes government.
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Reyes
Bogota
Colombia
Gonzales Valencia
National Assembly
National Rentes
Unknown ship beneath waves sighted off Bulls Bay
Captain of the Victoria reports seeing the topmasts of a steamer in 14 fathoms about 30 miles south of Charleston near Bulls Bay. The water was clear and the smack approached close enough to discern the funnel and derricks below the surface. No information yet on a missing steamship.
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Victoria
Charleston
D. C
Charletson
Bulls Bay
Nobby Suits and Overcoats $10 at Essig Bros
Essig Bros at 26 Whitehall St offers medium and heavy weight all wool suits top coats and overcoats for $10 previously $15. Limited stock as they clear counters before new spring stock arrives.
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Essig Bros., Clothiers, Furnishers
Hattere
Whitehall St
Kuropatkin Faces Hard Choice at Shakie Front
Reports describe General Kuropatkin under pressure to attack at Shakie amid harsh conditions. He reportedly yielded to calls for bold action, hoping to force a retreat by Japanese forces outnumbered by the Russians. Dust and hurricane-like conditions, dense smoke, and obscured combat left officers and men as silhouettes advancing under heavy fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuropatkin
Elds
Grayolan
Short Items of Local Interest
Donnally child dies of typhoid pneumonia at 405 Whitehall street after two months illness. Funeral plans to be announced. Ella Richards, wife of E R Richards, dies of Bright's disease at 181 Bass street. Burial at Westview with service at Barclay Brandon chapel. J F Mobley found dead at Metronesian hotel Birmingham, taken to Griffin, Ga for funeral. Mra J J Little accompanies. Annie Fretwell dies of pneumonia at 56 Rankin street. funeral at Hilburn & Poole chapel. interment Sylvester cemetery. Sarah Chapman,4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G G Chapman, dies of measles at North Peach tree Road. funeral at residence. interment Sardis church yard. Rev W H Sheppard colored missionary to Congo Free State to speak at Moore Memorial church tonight at 8 o clock.
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Donnally
J. J. Donnally
Whitehall Street
Ella Richards
E.R. Richards
Bright
Bass Street
Walter Richards
Barclay Brandon
J. J. P. Perry
Westview
J. F. Mobley
Atlanta
Metronesian
Birmingham
Ala
Barclay & Brandon
Griffin
Lue
Mra
J. Little
Fort Smith
Ark
Annie Fretwell
Rankin Street
Hilburn & Poole
Sylvester Cemetery
Sarah Chapman
G. G. Chapman
North Peachtree Road
Sardis Church Yard
W. H. Sheppard
Congo Free State
Moore Memorial Church
Jacob Jacobs Found Dead After Writing Letters
Gustave Jacobs a 48 year old tobacco expert is found dead in his room after writing letters arranging cremation provisions for his wife and friends and packing possessions for distribution. He had worked in wholesale tobacco and had ties to a Chicago firm at 367 Webster Avenue. Police indicate he left Dawson City and traveled to Dustneas in Chicago.
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Gustave Jacobs
Jacob
Chicago
Dawson City
Webster Avenue
Mrs Chadwick to appeal verdict in bank case
Cleveland March 2 Mrs Chadwick plans an appeal with senior counsel Dawley stating the verdict followed the indictment and a reversal may come on appeal to Cincinnati. He blamed an inexperienced jury while noting the speedy two hour deliberation and no proven conspiracy to falsify checks. Chadwick daughter and son attended briefly as she recovers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ures. Chadwick
BP. Dawley
Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Dawley
Chadwick
Remedy Ad Tries To Stop The Grip With Broad Claim
A compact historic advertisement markets Laxative Bromo Quinine and a so called third wide cure for grip. It urges readers to call for the full name and to look for a signature attributed to 1,1 W Grove, with a price of 25 cents.
Notable deaths and obituaries from Highland Falls and Georgia
Col Caleb Huse 75 died after surgery in Highland Falls. A USMA graduate of 1851, he taught at West Point, served in the Civil War, and was a Confederate purchasing agent in Europe. He leaves a wife, three sons Reginald, Harry, Robin, and five daughters. Also noted are M T Wells of Sylvania and M Bingham of Tuscaloosa with obituaries and Masonic rites. Charlie Bates interred in Georgia after a river plunge en route to railway burial. Robert Martin dies aged about twenty, with Confederate service background and two children Thomas and Maggie.
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Caleb Huse
Highland Falls
Huse
United States Military Academy
West Point
Jefferson Davis
Europe
University of Alabama
Newburyport
Mass
Reginald B
Cedar Croft School
Plainfield
N. J
Harry P
Naval Academy
Robin
New York
M. T. Wells
Sylvania
Sylvania Cemetery
H. J Arrett
H. C. Wells
Savannah
T. J. Wells
Rocky Ford
F. Rackley
Stanley, Ga
Rw. M. Bingham
Tuscaloosa
Ala
James Yancey Wngham
W. B. Bingham
Bates
Eldorendo
Charlie Bates
Chattahoochhee River
Central Railroad
Duncon County
Georgia
Thomas W. Martin
Decatur
Maggie W. Lambdin
Fight Germs Through Blood Health and Dr Pierce Ad
Dr Pierce promotes Golden Medical Discovery as the cure for stomach blood and lung diseases. He urges readers to boost red blood cells, use his remedies rather than tonics, and warns against toxins while praising his Common Sense Medical Adviser sold nationwide.
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Hiomas A. Edison
Pierce
Buffalo
Gro
TEREN
Foe Valiforn
Prison breakout ends in death at Hot Springs county jail
Sixteen prisoners burst from the county breakfast house at Hot Springs Arkansas on March 12 attempting freedom. Silas Love was shot dead during the escape while Dick Mattings fled but was later captured. Houston Focker, condemned for the murder of Conductor Atwood of the St Louis and Iron Mountain railway, was among those attempting escape.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Uberty
Silas Love
Dick Mattings
Houston Ffocker
Conductor Atwood
St. Louis
Iron Mountain Railway
Sporting Gossip on Boston Team in Atlanta Visit
The Boston American League club, twenty strong, passed through Atlanta en route to Macon for practice. Officials from The Boston Globe, Hosted Journal, Boston Herald, and Boston Post accompany. Weldon Henley discusses season form while Cleveland players visit Atlanta. tech team plans and minor leagues discussed.
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Atlanta
Ma ‘Con
Tim Murnane
Boston Globe
New England League
W. 3. Barnes
Hosted Journal
Jake Morse
Boston Herald
Frear O'Connell
Boston Post
Macon
The
Cluy
Boston
Weldon Henley
Cleveland
Weldon
Shreveport
Kenley
Napoleon Lajoie
Torr
Russian Boys Ordered to School
Worsaw on March 12 reports authorities order schools reopened on Tuesday and threaten expulsion if the boys do not return within a week. Many are expected to continue the strike, prompting parents to appeal to the minister of education in St. Petersburg to keep schools closed until the situation clears.
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Worsaw
St. Petersburg
Lucania Disabled at Queenstown After Heavy Seas
The Cunard liner Lucania arrived back at Queenstown harbor at 9 PM with her starboard whistle pipe broken and a plate below damaged. It sailed at 10:40 AM and faced a heavy head sea ten miles west, with repairs expected to take a few hours.
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Lucania
Queenstown
Cunard
Ner Lucania
Jelock
New York Strike About Over
New York March 12 traffic on subway and elevated systems showed some improvement yet remained uneven with delays. Elevated trains ran regularly at times and faced long waits. minor accidents occurred due to inexperience of motormen and guards.
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New York
One Man's Wisdom on a Burning Deck Tale
A solitary man stands on a burning deck as others endure the cold. his notable head and steadfast stance symbolize bravery amid disaster. The fragment evokes sea calamity imagery and the theme of individual courage over collective panic.
Emory College fielded four teams and eyes pennant
Emory College Oxford Ga March 12 special The season was cut by bad weather and to allow baseball practice four class teams train daily on two athletic fields Senior team captain Duncan says they are best pennant chance with strong infield and solid outfield. Juniors weaker after last year’s losses. Sophomores and freshmen vie for spots with multiple candidates across positions as lacrosse season ends.
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Emory College
Oxford
Emory
Rtate
Duncan
Barron
Fleming
Stratford
Esther Bush
Bonnell
Sir Make & Good
Oftfield
Lewie
Spearman
Sandler
Woolley
Martin
Bush
Thomas
Mabbet
Hensly
Wisan
Rhodes
Johnson
Fulcher
Benton
A@ama
Simmons
Relder
Hanvon
Howard
Bryan
McGregor
Daniel
Jackson
Adams
Gibson
Smith
Crawford
Hunt
Jones
Blood Mania Rampage Ends in House Siege and Death
Officers repelled a four direction assault at a hay wagon fort near the house. Kelly was slightly wounded. Gebistier stopped firing and the attackers moved in, finding Schratler wounded and dying. It is uncertain if his death was by gunfire or self-inflicted. Mrs. Schistler mourns the shock of the Ayr incident. Paradoxical questions arise about the fate of the local club.
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Kelly
Gebistier
Gerfaterf
Schratler
Mra
Schistler
Hom
Ayr
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