Immense Armies Lock In Face Combat In Far East
Japanese and Russian forces resume fighting near Liao Yang after a brief respite as heavy losses mount on both sides. Military movements indicate large scale clashes with no clear breakthrough yet.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1904
Page
1
Russians and Japan Clash Near Liao Yang Amid Shifts
Liao Yang August 31 reports renewed fighting between vast Russian and Chinese forces with claims of Russian gains and later losses. Russians deny retreats and say they were pulled back.
Battle Report From Liao Yang Front Leads to Casualty Estimates
General Sakharov reports no rapid bayonet encounters as reserves cover the front near the Talischo river. He states fighting at Liao Yang and along the four front positions shows our troops recovering gains while Japanese forces suffer casualties. exact figures remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
al Sakaroff
Liao Yang
Talischo River
Japanese Forces Report Footing Near Liao Yang
Aug 31 report says Japanese troops gain footing on the outskirts of Liao Yang as reinforcements reach the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Liao Yang
Wireless Telegraph Station at Chefoo Dismantled
Washington reports that the wireless telegraph station at Chefoo has been dismantled. General Fowler at Castoor¢ notes the Japanese called it a violation of neutrality and the Russians were thought to have used it to transmit military messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fowler
Castoor
Fitchburg Woman Dies After Street Table Incident
Mrs. W. W. Newcomb of Fitchburg died after being struck by an express train on the Boston and Albany tracks near the Boylston Street bridge. She had been in Boston visiting her brother for health reasons and was suffering from mental distress following the death of a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ang
W. W. Newcomb
Fitchburg
Boston and Albany
Boylston Street Bridge
Central Labor Union Adjourned Meeting Notice
An adjourned meeting of the Central Labor Union will be held in Carpenters' Trail Nichols' block on Friday evening December 2nd at 7 o'clock. Badges and tickets will be given out to a committee on Labor Day plane, and as other business of import to come before the meeting. All delegates are urged to attend. D. A. Cook President, Alexronside Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Carpenters’ Trail
Nichols' Block
Ber
Vermont Regiment Sets Out For Manassas Maneuvers
The First regiment Vermont National Guard with 775 officers and men will depart Thursday morning by Central Vermont and Rutland roads, crossing Brattleboro to meet the second battalion in Manassas. They camp at Brattleboro then proceed to Manassas for exercises under Col. J. G. Estey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
Vermont National Guard
Mavassas
Central Vermont
Brattleboro
Rutland Road
Manaswas
Manassas
J.G. Estey
Brat- Heora
Three Hours Conference Between Union and Quarry Firm
A three hours conference at Rutland between a marble workers strike committee and R C Birnie representing the Columbian Marble Quarrying Company adjourned without statement from either side. The meeting began at three and adjourned at four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
R. C. Birnie
Columbian
Sdes
DARE TURNED FATAL KILLINGS IN GRANVILLE AND KATLAND
In Katland Davidl Roberta, 19, son of Thomas Roberts, was killed after touching a live wire during a dare. In Granville Daniel McHenry, 20, who had recently married, fell from scaffolding and died minutes later. Both incidents occurred yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katland
Davidl Roberta
Thomas Roberts
Granville
New York State Line
Roberst
Daniel McHenry
Rutland Wins Thirteen Inning Clash To Tighten Race
St Albans finally toppled the Yorkers after a 13 inning battle. Rutland beat Burlington to pull 28 points ahead of second place as Barre Montpelier trails by 7. Hyphens face St Albans in a doubleheader. Rutland could widen or tighten the standings depending on results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Burlington
Rutland
Barre-Montpelier
Barlington
Wlatteburg
Plattsburg
Train Collision In Burlington Yard Involves White Mountain Engine
A misplaced switch in the Depot Yard near Central Vermont yard caused a collision between a local train and the White Mountain engine at about 11 o'clock. The engine and several cars including the combination express smoker and mall car overturned. Expressman E W Ring and W Coburn of Montpelier were slightly injured. passengers were shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Aug
White Mountain
Vermont
E. W. Ring
Incident at Newark milking farm ends with reform school
During milking at Newark a French youth employed by a farmer shot by accident grazed the student Phillip Smith on the head then hit a cow. The shooter, described as mentally unbalanced, has been sent to reform school in Townsend in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrany
Pries Pletol
Mic
Reform School
Townsend
Phillip Smith
Newark
O Brien Invincible In Rutland Victory Over Burlington
Rutland wins 4 to 2 over Burlington as O Brien shines on the mound with strong support from Hartman and McMahon. Burlington errors cost the visitors with six in the game and a late two run lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
O Brien
Burlington
McMahon
Hartman
Lnnings
Washburn
Cotter
Kensady
Simon
O' Brien
Cristal
O'Brien
Hazelton
Laurence
Griffin
Vote for C. J. Bell for Governor
A period campaign note urges Republicans to back C. J. Bell for Governor, claiming Bell upholds Republican principles and will boost local influence. It attacks Democratic aims and warns Republicans to vote the Republican ticket to protect their families and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Pichands
Bell
Republican
Wallalla
Barre
Ington County
Peesee
Former Colombian Representative Herran Dies in Liberty
Dr. Thomas D. Herran, formerly representative of Colombia at Washington, died in Liberty yesterday of tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Thomas D. Herran
Colombia
Washington
Liberty
Senator Hoar’s Condition Steady Despite Weakness
Worcester reports Senator Hoar remains unchanged with no strength gain. He takes nourishment and sleeps well as doctors note no perceptible improvement for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Senator Hoar
New York and Boston Win Big in League Baseball Scores
The American League posted many decisive results as New York defeated Philadelphia 15 to 0 and Boston beat Detroit, while Chicago and St. Louis split, and Philadelphia topped St Louis 4 to notched in yesterday’s standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Pittspurg
Cincinnati
Cincinnatii
Air Chicago
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
St. Louia
Picnic Rally At Willoughby Lake Draws Large Crowd
About 2 500 to 3 000 people from a wide radius gathered at Willoughby Lake for a brisk Republican rally. Attendees arrived by train, team and on foot and planned to stay all day. Speakers included Judge H H Powers C J Bell ex Governor Grout Auditor H F Graham and A G Mansur with party delegates from Meriden Conn North Dakota Newport and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Graham
Rg Day
Meriden
Conn
North Dakota
A. G. Mansur
Newport
St Albans Edge Piattsburg In 13 Inning Baseball
St Albans defeated Piattsburg 7 to 6 in a 13 inning game. Key players include Harford Loughlin Sielly and Daley with extra base hits while McLane and Williams combined for 7 and 10 strikeouts respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S’lattaburg
St. Albans
Harford
Loughlin
Sielly
Daley
Shake
McGraw
Whittemore
Denvett
Higink
Aniie McGraw
Davis
Lis
McLane
Williams
Bo Williams
Plteber
Rrant
Hina
Bottemus
Ming
Cotfer
West's Minstrels at Barre Opera House Sept 3
The fraternal party setting with West's Minstrels is praised for color harmony and artistic thoroughness. Manager Ricaby is lauded for assembling an entertaining company, drawing patronage and high regard from audiences across the country. The show will be presented at the Barre Opera House on September 3 with matinees and evening performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricaby
Erango
Rhcaby
West
Barre Opera House
Chelsea Rally Abuzz with Republican Speakers
Chelsea residents packed the town hall this afternoon for a Republican rally led by Hale K. Darling. Prominent speakers included Charles A. Prouty interstate commerce commissioner and EB Filan of Springfield. About 400 people crowded the venue and gathered around open windows to hear the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Aursoa
Thi
Hale K. Darling
Charles A. Prouty
Interstate Commerce Miissioner
EB. B. Filan
Springfield
A Polition Psalm Inspired by a Ring Politician
A satirical piece mocks a politician who guides voters with gifts and hospitality. It portrays loyalty to a candidate as shallow, noting gifts such as cigars and beer, and ends with the voter feeling betrayed after the election.
Rutland Burlington baseball notes and player moves
A trainload of 14 baseball enthusiasts traveled from Hutland to Burlington to watch the Rutland Burlington game. The protested Rutland Burlington match from Rutland on August 17 may not be resolved before season end. Captain Duff of Rutland has an offer from the New York National League and may join after the Northern league season ends. Duff’s strong batting should help him make the big team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutland
Burlington
Rutland-Burlington
Rutland
H. Duff
New York National
Duff
Store to Open with New Fixtures Under Mr Walker
Mr Walker plans a new store setup with updated fixtures and a remodel of rooms over the present shop. B H Doten with 23 years in repair work will join to assist and oversee the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Panshile
L. Walker
Mise Or
Parley Chandler
Mr. Wo
B. H. Doten
Resigns Position With Barra Boys Club
Arnold T. Barnes superintendent resigns from the Barra Boys Club effective after September 1. His departure is accepted with regret as he has served since the club’s founding. He will move to Bethlehem Pennsylvania for a similar post after the year’s work ends. Directors have received several applications and are not ready to announce a decision. The work program will continue along the same lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold TL. Barnes
Barra
Barnes
Bethlehem
Oldest Vermont Civil War Veteran Dies in Barre
Joseph Wells of 2 Farwell Street died at 7 this morning at age unknown. Born in Nicolet Quebec he enlisted from Southfield in Company 1 6th Vermont volunteers in 1861 serving three years. He settled in Barre and lived there 51 years. Survived by three daughters and one son. Funeral from St Monica's church Friday morning with burial in Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wells
Farwell Street
O'Clouck
Mr. Wells
Nicolet
Bb. Q
Sorthfeld
Vermont Volunteers
Barre
Vermont
St. Monica's Church
Kirkland Funeral Held for David A. Kirkland
The funeral for David A. Kirkland was held at 10 Spaulding Street this morning with Mitchell officiating. He was a member of the Brick-Mansion's Union and his bearers included brothers Charles and John Kirkland, W. Eh. Hadley, and Charlie Hart. The body was taken to Middlesex for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Kirkland
Spaulding Street
Mitchell
Brick-Manson’s Union
Mr. Kirkland
Charles
John Kirkland
W. Eh. Hadley
Charlies Hart
Middlesex
Rev Ira E Pinney Ordained at Orange Church
Rev Ira E Pinney was ordained to the Congregational ministry at the Orange church Monday evening after a council afternoon of strong examination. The service featured sermon by Rev E Thomas and closing hymn, with charges to the pastor by several ministers and a fellowship handshake. Pinney is a Middlebury College and Yale Divinity School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra F
Minney
Pinney
F. A. Poole
Barre
D. H. Strong
Williamstown
E. Thomas
Essex Junction
A. J. Eastman
East Barre
L. F. Reed
Montpelier
C. H. Merrill
St. Johnsbury
KR. L. Sheart
Plainfield
Mr. Pinney
Middlebury College
Yale Divinity of
Tie
NEW DENTISTS NAMED IN VERMONT EXAMINATIONS
Montpelier August 31 announcement names successful candidates for the July dental examination. Listed are C Halilday Minn of Barll Watt of Barre H K Bristol of ver cennes W A Goble of Woodstock G C Cowan of Peacham W ONeil H B Soule of Bakersfield H B Small H M Smith of Montler J G Mammit of Somersworth D EK Dearing of Randolph and D Doyle of Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montler
J. G. Mammit
Somersworth
D. EK. Dearing
Randolph
Doyle
Bradford
Fall at gas works injures Thomas Kenney
Thomas Kenney, a workman, fell about twenty feet at the gas works on Granta street this morning. Dr. Goodrich treated a severe scalp wound with six stitches and noted he had been dazed. doctors believe recovery is likely and injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kenney
Granta Street
Goodrich
Miners Leader Addresses Crowd in Miles Hall
Graniteyie, Aug. 1. W H H Leonard, spokesman for Colorado miners, spoke to a crowded house at Miles' hall last evening and held the audience's attention for two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteyie
W. HH. Leonard
Miners of
Colorado
Miles
Bon-acword Versus Rangars Set for Saturday Match
A match is listed for Saturday at 2.50 p.m. between the pew club Bon-acword and Rangars. Admission 15 cents for gents, ladies free, with a likely strong crowd and new champions versus old rivals anticipated. Names of teams to be published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew Club
Bon-acword
Rangars
Tivera
Gents
Indies Free
St Iatobe
Booth
Republican rally in Barre features Wilson and DeBoer on liquor law issue
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson and Joseph A. DeBoer of Montpelier addressed a Barre audience, urging a large Republican majority as they defended the liquor law stance. Wilson argued for reciprocity and tariff protection, while DeBoer said he would back Roosevelt and Fairbanks in November, opposing changes to the current liquor law without full trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
James Wilson
Joseph A. DeBoer
Montpelier
Dew Jlt
Opera House
Times
Barra
DeBoer
Frank G. Howland
Republicanity Committee
Scotland
America
Iowa
Congress
Wilson
Vermont
United States
Barre
Harre
Chao
Bryan
Wilden
McKinlay
Canada
New England
Parker
Philippines
West
Alleghanies
Montpellier
Fairbanks
Optio LW
Labor Day Committee Meeting Notice
A Labor Day committee meeting will be held in Palmters' Ball on Main Street this Wednesday at 7 o clock. All members are instructed to attend Per Order of the Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day Plonie Committee
Palmters’ Ball
Main Street
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Russia
Sakaroff
Janese
Chefoo
Vitchburg
Willea
Howton
D. A. Cook
Alex
Ronside
Vermont Regiment
Hurlington
O'Brien Invincible
C. J. Bell
DR. Herran
Ccolombian
League Baseball
Hewton
New York Americana
Philadel
National League
Wi - Lil Ausbington
Uae
Willoughby Lake
Piattsburg
St.—St. Albans
Witham
Northern League Lianding
Kl. Walker
Boslwenn
Arnold R. Barnes
Bethlehem, Pa
D. A. Kirkland
Ira E. Pinney
Orange
D.C. Watt
Crowded House
W. B. Leonard
Granitevillé Law Evening
J. A. DeBoer
Rally
Retary of Agriculture
Wilson Dis
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