Casualties Grow in Russian Japanese Conflicts Across Manchuria
Tokio reports 6000 Japanese and 10000 Russian casualties as fighting at Chenchiehpao and Keikoutai waned. Observers speculate on Russian aims to outflank the Japanese left or divert attention from attacks near Liao river. Weather remains bitterly cold hindering night exposure of troops.
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Chenchiehpao
Keikoutai
Shakhe
Keikoupal
Liao River
Kuropatkin
Russia
Gyama
Chenchiehpio
Keikoupai
Neinyupao
Changtan
Subsangtai
Counter attacking reports from Manchuria in Tokyo telegraph
Telegrams from Manchurian headquarters quoted in Tokyo describe detachments occupying Liutako and Feitszalhotzu near Heikoutai, repelling several enemy counterattacks. Japanese forces claim 500 enemy officers and men captured and ongoing pursuit, with Russians massing about 65,000 troops on the left flank.
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Tokio
Liutako
Feitszalhotzu
Heikoutai
Luitako
Chenchiehpao
Likajentan
Mistchenko
Strikes in St Petersburg End as Factories Reopen
Most factories and mills in St Petersburg were back in operation Monday as the strike largely ended. Some large plants delayed resumption due to formalities in registering thousands of employees. The Putiloff iron works saw workers seeking a religious service before returning, amid disputes over arrests and wage payments for strikers. The manufacturers' association will decide on paying wages for strike days, with many firms already paying. returning workers are urged to resume work unconditionally.
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Usuer
Putiloff
Father Gopon
Social Democrats
Manufacturers’ Association
Note of Hay Papers Interpret China War Prospects
A St. Petersburg dispatch notes Russian papers on China as war develops. The Novos suggests China may be read in different lights and that peace talks could yield no clear gain for Russia or Japan. Other powers push to safeguard China's neutrality, a concern arriving late.
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St. Petersburg
China
Washington
Russia
Japan
Ambassador and consul charged by Russian cavalry in Warsaw
London reports the foreign office received a telegram from Consul General Murray and Vice Consul Muenkain stating they were charged by Russian cavalry while clearing the streets of Warsaw. Murray, partially deaf, did not hear the troopers and could not identify himself. The foreign office has asked Ambassador Hardinge to urgently represent the matter in St Petersburg.
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London
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Warsaw
Muenkain
Mugray
Hardinge
St. Petersburg
Rioting at Warsaw Violent, British Officers assaulted
Rioting and pillaging were reported Sunday at Warsaw despite large troop presence. British consular officers were assaulted. In Moscow a severe storm aided authorities in preventing disorder while St. Petersburg saw no disturbances. Gopon escaped to Stockholm. Synod denounces him as criminal priest.
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Petersburg
Moscow
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Grand Duke
Sergius
Empeor Nicholas
Chicago Merchants Buy Land Near Las Cruces
The Shalem colony about seven miles north of Las Cruces was sold for 60000 dollars to Chicago capitalists. It covers about 800 acres with few crops now. buildings will become a sanitarium and irrigation will unlock fertile potential for small tract leases. The colony, founded by philanthropist Shalom, aimed to rescue waifs.
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Las Cruces
Chicago
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Republican Candidate Houston Files Notice in Washington
A. J. Houston, Republican candidate for Congress, filed a notice in Washington announcing his candidacy from Beaumont Texas on January 30. The filing marks the official step in his campaign for the seat.
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Washington
Beaumont
Tex
A. J. Houston
Congress
Contest Filed Over Washington District Victory for Broocks
A notice of contest was filed in Washington against M. T. Broocks the Democratic nominee who received the election certificate. The grounds of the contest are unknown. Returns show Broocks won by more than 8000 votes.
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Washington
M. T. Broocks
Broocks
Long voyage down Red river by two journalists
Denison January 30. George Serges and George Williams travel from Tishomingo by boat toward the Mississippi mouth on a 3000 mile trip. Serges plans to write up the journey for a newspaper syndicate. The voyage will take four months.
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Denison
George Serges
George Williams
Tishomingo
Mississippi River
Red River
Serges
Ada Emma Hicks Dies After Scalding Incident
Ada Emma Hicks, two years old, died in great agony after overturning a bucket of hot water on her right side. She lingered over forty hours before death in Austin on January 30.
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Austin
Ada Emma Hicks
Speed Regulation Bill Introduced in House
Austin January 30 speech introduced by Representative Hancock to curb automobile speed with a heavy fine for violations. The senate did not convene today.
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Austin
House
Hancock
Senate
New dredge ordered to replace lost Texas at sea
Galveston Jan 30 A new dredge to take the place of the Texas lost en route here has been ordered. The vessel will bear the same name and cost 258000 dollars.
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Texas
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