Japs Lose 800 Men in Night Attack at Tatchekiao
Tokyo reports General Oku led a night assault against Russian positions south of Tatcheiao, drawing strength from five divisions and 100 guns. Russians retreated to Tatchekiao as Japanese forces captured key positions. Japanese casualties were about 800 with Russian losses not stated.
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Tokio
Oku
Tatchekino
Tatchekiao
Takushan
Panling
Chukchiatun
Taiping Mountain
Chatenganon
Tatcheklao
Chuhiatun
Taiping
Saicheng
Shanchiatun
Tsianchiatsia
Nandaline
Maratsiatoun
Yantsuokara
Dafanshen
Mentsiatoum
Fanchankou
Bamaoulsk
Debrotin
Ruspensky
Tomsk Regiment
Japanese Generals aim to trap Kuropatkin near Liao Yang
Tientsin July 27 General Kuroki and General Hogi attempt a junction to cut off General Kuropatkin's army between Liao Yang and Mukden, forcing a strategic encirclement in active operations.
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Tientsin
Kuroki
Hogi
Kuropatkin
Liaoyang
Mukden
Japs March to Mukden as Rail Line Threatened
In Manchuria on July 27 Japanese forces move from north toward the west toward the Mukden railroad. Rain falls and rivers overflow as supply lines strain and transport trains struggle to move troops and equipment southward.
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Sintsintin
Manchuria
Mukden
Vladi vostok Fleet Sighted Near Awa Province
TokIo July 28 The Vladi vostok squadron is reported off the province of Awa about 200 miles southwest of Yokohama at the eastern entrance of the Inland Sea. Meanwhile at Revere Beach yesterday Miss Mary Devine fell on the Steeplechase incline injuring her right wrist and was taken home to 14 Central Avenue.
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Tokio
Vladivostok
Awa
Yokohama
Revere Beach
Mary Devine
Central Avenue, Revere
One Bottle of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Promises Relief
Try one bottle of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and see it restore appetite stimulate the liver strengthen the stomach and keep the bowels open Thousands have found this true and you may too.
Delaney Sober Witnesses at Court Martial
Testimony in the court martial of Lieutenant Delaney of Company I Ninth Regiment centers on his sobriety with witnesses declaring he was perfectly sober. The next session is set for August 11. Lieutenant McInnis testified about an improper check, while others spoke in Delaney's defense.
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Delaney
Ninth Regiment
McInnis
Company I
Cully
Donovan
M. H. Sullivan
J. H. Guthrie
Drohan
Bridge Robbery Ringleader Arrested in Charlestown
Joseph Foreunato, 19, of 9 Alexander Street, charged as ringleader of a 14 man gang in a bridge robbery that badly beat Daniel McSweeney of 39 Austin Street Charlestown. Officers McCauley and Connelly tracked him after a 48 hour search and a witness identified him as the man who knocked McSweeney down on the Charlestown bridge the night of the 20th.
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Daniel McSweeney
Austin Street
Charlestown
Charlestown Bridge
Joseph Foreunato
Alexander Street
McCauley and Connelly
Station 1
Foreunato
West End
McSweeney
High Union Dues Proposed by Boston Meeting
James Wilson of New York general president of the Pattern Makers' Union urged high dues at a Boston local meeting. He cited the Fall River strike as justification for higher member protections and argued dues are essential to shield American labor from capitalist pressure.
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James Wilson
New York
Pattern Makers’ Union
Boston
Washington Street
Fall River
Comstock Pursues Lottery Plant in Lynn City
US Post Office Inspector Anthony Comstock sought a printing plant in Lynn alleged to print fake lottery tickets. He attended the arraignment of two Melrose men arrested Tuesday before United States Commissioner Fiske.
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Lynn
United States Post Office
Anthony Comstock
Melrose
United States
Fiske
Mrs Wentworth Fowler to Host Mrs Fairbanks at Daisy Farm
Mrs Laura A Wentworth Fowler will entertain Mrs Charles W Fairbanks at Daisy Farm Dedham on Aug 18 the day the Fairbanks Family in America holds its annual reunion at the ancient homestead.
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Dedham
Laura A. Wentworth Fowler
Charles W. Fairbanks
Daisy Farm
East Street
Fairbanks
America
Big horse climbs stairs through Haverhill street building
A draught horse owned by Cobb Eastman & Co wandered into a box factory at No 48 and climbed three flights of stairs. About 100 men helped lower the animal safely after it exited onto Causeway street and entered the Wentworth building.
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Haverhill Street
No. 48
Cobb, Eastman & Co
D. Callahan
Callahan
Bellows
Causeway Street
Angry Boston Couple Accused in Stairs Assault
Dennis Driscoll 33 of 33 Athens street South Boston and Florence Driscoll 50 Highland street Keene N H visited Abbie Burke 24 Athens street yesterday afternoon at the Burke home The men allegedly forced liquor on Burke and dragged her into a scuffle Driscoll was pitched headfirst down stairs and taken to City Hospital Burke was held at Station 6 for assault
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Dennis Driscoll
Athens Street
South
Boston
Abbie Burke
City Hospital
Burke
Station 6
Driscoll
Florence Driscoll
Highland Street
Keene
N. H
Miss Burke
McManus & Co retire after July 30 sale
The owners announce the Washington and Beach Street shop closes after Saturday July 30 after ten years in business. They thank patrons for liberal support and offer a last stock clearance of men and boys suits, spring overcoats, raincoats and winter overcoats at deeply reduced prices.
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Washington and
Beach Sts
McManus
Salls Held for Federal Grand Jury
Edward S. Salls also known as John M. Ward of Somerville waived examination before United States Commissioner Fiske and was held for the federal grand jury convening Thursday on straw bail charges. If securities are not posted he will be remanded to Charles Street jail.
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Edward S. Salls
John M. Ward
Somerville
United States
Darling
Fiske
Federal Grand Jury
Salls
Charles Street
Russians Torpedoed by Japanese, Refugees Report
Russian refugees in Chefoo report that Lieutenant Burakoff and two other torpedo destroyers were torpedoed and destroyed by the Japanese on the night of July 25.
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Chefco
Burakoff
Protest by Shipping Men Over Arabia Seizure
Washington July 27 The State Department received a formal protest from Oregon Senator J H Mitchell representing Portland Milling Company over the Russian navy seizing flour aboard the Hamburg American steamer Arabia bound from Portland to Hongkong The 99000 sacks worth about 100000 were claimed not to be contraband and not a war order Indemnity and protection for neutral trade were sought. officials pledged careful, uniform handling of such protests as the Vladivostok squadron attacks continue
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Washington
State Department
Arabia
Portland
Hongkong
United States
J. H. Mitchell
Oregon
Portland Milling Company
Japan
Mitchell
Vladivostok
Maxwell Evarts
D. A. Chambers
Adee
Department
Berlin
Balfour Warns Russia May Have Violated International Law
In the House of Commons Premier Balfour expressed serious concern over the seizure of British vessels in the Red Sea and the sinking of the Knight Commander by the Vladivostok fleet. He signaled a forthcoming statement to clarify the incident and noted potential breach of international law with loss of life confirmed.
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London
Red Sea
Vladivostok
House of Commons
Balfour
Hoe
Custom House Cases to Be Reopened Before Grand Jury
A year old smuggling case against three Glasgow Manufacturing Company members and two custom house examiners plus a broker is to be reopened. Indictments allege conspiracy to defraud duties on races and other dry goods. Grand jury convenes today at 10 with Special Agent Clayton and Frank Norton expected to testify. no new arrests planned.
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United States Grand Jury
United States District Attorney
Garland
Glasgow Manufacturing Company
Messrs
Battler
Burman
Greenburg
Shedd and
Trafton
The
Custom House
William Munroe
Stone & Downer
Custom House Brokers
United States
Glasgow
Clayton
Frank Norton
Gun Play Scares Washington St Crowd
Two fashionably dressed race track followers sparked a panic near Washington and Boylston streets when Frank Smith drew a pistol during a heated dispute with William Jennings. The weapon held blank cartridges. Officer Orr arrested Smith, who was released after a harsh reprimand.
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Washington ST
Washington and
Boylston Streets
William Jennings
Pawtucket
R. I
Frank Smith
Jennings
Smith
Orr
May Save Rockland With Good Weather
In Rockland Maine on July 27 the steamer City of Rockland may be lifted from Mussel Ridge Channel ledges if weather stays favorable. The hull is pierced and midsection strained. wreckers rush in as fog hampers operations. The tug Confidence was delayed by a separate mishap on Monhegan Island ledges. Looting of stateroom fittings on the starboard side is reported amid the confusion.
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Rockland
City of Rockland
Mussel Ridge Channel
Confidence
Monhegan Island
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Ric
Sistance
R. R
Hostetter
Kiuliencheng
Fengwangcheng
Wentworth
McManus & CO
SAV Japs
Russia
of Ua
Cdo
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