Masters of the Sea Clash as Togo Faces Ro jestvensky
Vice Admiral Togo of Japan and Rear Admiral Rojestvensky of Russia stand as rivals in the Sea of Japan. The article portrays Togo as a disciplined, pragmatic leader with British naval training and bold action at Port Arthur, and Rojestvensky as a stern, taciturn strategist famed for discipline and deep seamanship. It notes their near ages, backgrounds, and contrasting command styles, framing an epic showdown between two seasoned naval powers.
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Togo
Rolestvensky
Port Arthur
Rojestvensky
Ike Oyama
Nogi
Suteuma
Count Tio
Ramisake
Marquis Hol
Tokio
Satsuma
Choshu
Great Britain
Ogo
British Naval College
Greenwich
Japan
China
Kowshing
Asan
Trans
Galsworthy
Toga
Gulsworthy
Anea
Welhaiwel
Toxo Helbachire
Russia
Toro
Ito
Bort Asthuc
Toza
Leutenant
Toso x
Salt
Jimsted
Sasebo
Clase
Imperial University
Tokig
Mikasa
Z PF
Japa
Sea of
Dewey
Moscow
Ministry of Marine
Horentvensky
Moltchalm
Lfe
Rajestvensky
Finland
Asa
Makaroff
Rojestvensiky
Auvers
Stevahur
St. Petersburg
Rotestvensky
Auty
Rosestvensky
Hoe
Esd
Prett
Jess
Lean Press
Hegeensamsey
Russian Retreat In Manchuria Amidst Dust Storms And Pursuit
A dispatch from March 25 describes the Japanese west of Mukden advancing at speed as Russian forces retreat along dust filled roads. The article notes the deep fatigue of troops, brutal conditions, and harsh pursuit across Manchuria, with hundreds of Russian prisoners taken and a dramatic display of Japanese military discipline and stamina.
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Kurokye
Sishling
Obon
Shabo
Anndy Plains
Manchuria
Mukden
Japan
Ananran
Kuroly
Shahe
Aivk
Rsar
Karoki
Fishup
Witch
Hunho
Huaho
Bildering
Kurotsl
Kurpatkin
Fushun
Jarances
Kuroki
Urrer
Fehling
Sana
Tienling
Sareer
Wales
Themeelven
Te An
East Siberian
Fering Menchurians
Army of
Russia
Irpati
Social notes from Hartwell society column
Miss Mary Cherry of Senec and Miss Grace Benson visit Vienna and Bertha Leonard group. Carolyn Sinlock visits Mrs Robert Bradley. Asa G. Candler Sr and daughter Lucy visit relatives as McCurry family hosts at Hallows. Hon A G McCurry plans trip to country home next week. McCurry family tied to local farm for over a century. Miss Di McCurry calls sociable chats during summer stay.
Social Circle Tea Sees Guests From Nearby Towns
Miss Huby Merst hosted an afternoon for Miss Hurst with visitors including Misses Duds dard of Griffin Ethel Brices of Dosta and Frances Nunnally of Mu roe. Mrs John P Coshay entertained Thursday for Miss Hurst. Cleckie Simton returning from Cox College College Park visits Lottie Jonas Caldwell of Knoxville Tenn. Mr and Mrs E L Newton spent last week in Cartersville. Mirary Gresham hosted Miss McWhorter of Woodville as a guest.
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Huby Merst
Duds Dard
Griffin
Ethel Brices
Dosta
Frances Nunnally
Muroe
John _P. Coshay
Hurst
Mise Clekiie Siinton
Hore Fron Cox College
College Park
Lottie Jonas
Caldwell
Knoxville
Tenn
Mirs E. L
Newton
Cartersville
Mirary Gresham
Miss McWhorter
Woodville
Fragmentary Night Note Mentions Local Arrivals and Expositions
Fragments describe travelers arriving at the Kimball and Aragon hotels in Atlanta. Mentions at least one visitor from St Joseph Missouri and references to Pi and Lewis and Cl exhibitions. Vague notes include a vacation, upcoming expositions, and a few brand names and flavors.
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Tangchow
Tapanese
England
America
Beta
Hliane Ape
Admiral Rotes
ENSEY
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Apenta
Mukeen
Tiehsing
Biliz
Tichting
Eros
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Tiebiing
Tsth
Harbin
Wuropatkin
Ore
Aasten
Hurcki
Gvisinn
Rand Po
Attighine
Wren
Whitehall
Newspraa
State Society
Bocenart
Jessie Branson
Ernosh
Waddell Surman
Svere
GF. Venade
Mia ¢le Clarke
T. J. Branson
Hurry
Ferguson
EL Mer
Hargis and
Tuml
Burton Cobb
McBryde
Grace Gilreath
Cartersy
Beulah Connelly
Atlanta
Permuson
Lucy Candler
Villa
Marion West
Hargis
Social Circle
Piedmont
Kimball Yesterde
Cc. F. Pitts
St Joseph, Mo
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Aragon
Texas Town
Menerai Weils
Sur
Saale Comagen
Finasseur
Eprom
Aban
Bandar
Shail
Pra de Juanma
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