Parallel careers of Oyama and Napoleon in major battles
The article outlines Marshal Oyama and Napoléon Bonaparte with key battles in their careers. It lists Oyama at Yalu Yang Battle and northern campaigns with Russian and Japanese losses, and Napoleon at Austerlitz Wagram and Waterloo with corresponding French and allied losses.
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Napoleon
Oyama
The
East
Wawoo Oyama
Mikado
Yalu
Yang
Shakhe River
Marshal Oyama
Apoleon Bonaparte
France
Austerlitz
Napoléon
Wagram
Disinterment at Old Quaker Cemetery Sparks Crowded Scene
Gravediggers begin removing bodies from the old Quaker cemetery as a court order allows division of the land. Curious children watch as moldy caskets and earth-filled skulls are unearthed, with twelve bodies pulled Friday and up to a hundred more expected. Bodies range from twenty five to seventy five years buried, and some remain in air‑tight caskets. Reinterment will occur at Spring Grove Cemetery, with inscriptions noting Julia Ann Roll and other family members.
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Dremen Avenue
Cumminsville
the Common Pleas Court
Old Burying Ground
Garfield School
Spring Grove
Roll
Julia Ann
Edward C. Roll
Festival Chorus Threatens Resignation Over Board Action
The Festival Chorus may resign from the May Festival Association if the board does not answer why it interfered with the Thomas memorial concert. Members, loyal to Mr. Glover, oppose Mr. Hinkle’s demand for control and demand a clear explanation of the cancellation by the Chicago Orchestra.
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May Festival Association
Thomas W. Allen
Allen
Chicago
Homasun
Glover
Messrs Maxwell
Rawson
Hinkle
Maxwell
Divorced Women Should Remarry Says Mrs Barr
Mrs Amelia E Barr argues in a Tribune feature that not all marriages are God made and that divorced women should have the right to remarry. She condemns prolonged celibacy and warns laws adding injustice to injury by denying remarriage. The piece cites Justice Truax’s swift divorce filings and discusses impacts on families and society.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Truax
Supreme Court
Amelia E. Barr
City Hall clash over North Crescent bitulithic paving
The Cincinnati City Council Streets and Parks Committee hears protests against paving North Crescent Avenue with Bitulithic. Clerk Crane and Councilman Mullen trade insults while debate centers on paving material, shade trees, and damages. Casper Rowe supports the plan amid opposition from Seasongood Morris Ballard.
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Mullen
Mr. Crane
Clinton Crane
City Council of
Cincinnati
Mittee
North Crescent Avenue
Punshon
Crane
Asmann
Hunt
General Seasongood
Sylvan
Murray Seasongood
R. T. Morris
Edward Ballard
Casper Rowe
Miserable end to the Russian carnival week
Reports from St Petersburg describe Tokyo and Yinkow dispatches of Maykden’s fall and Japanese captures. War Office closed on a holiday as Russians blame bureaucracy for defeat while generals and Kuropatkin face criticism and speculation of heavy losses.
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ST. Petersburg
Tokyo
Yinkow
Maykden
War Office
Bilderling
Kaulbars
Kuropatkin
Factional Fights Over RNC Chair Show New Not Named
Washington dispatch reports indicate Harry S. New will likely not be named acting Chairman of the Republican National Committee to succeed Cortelyou. Fears of factional fights with Vice President Fairbanks' wishes drive the hesitation, with speculation naming Elmer Dover Senator Scott Cornelius Bliss or others as possible choices.
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Indianapublicans
New
Fairbanks
United States
Hemenway
Cortelyou
Elmer Dover
National Committee
Senator Scott
West Virginia
Cornelius N. Bliss
New York
Capitol
Cappeller
National Republican Editorial Association
Judge Grosscup Defends Roosevelt's Rate Plan
Boston readers heard Judge Grosscup and other figures defend President Roosevelt's railroad policy at an Economic Club dinner. Judge Peters, President Willcox, and Interstate Commerce Commissioner Prouty spoke at length on federal regulation of interstate rates and national legislation.
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Grosscup
Roosevelt
Commercial Tribune
Boston
The
Economic Club
Judge Peters
Chicago
David Willcox
Delaware
Hudson River Railway Company
Interstate Commerce
Charles H. Prouty
Mr. Prouty
James W Fleming Dies By His Own Hand In Columbus
James W. Fleming 55 reached the end of a fraught career as Assistant Secretary of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture and a director of the National Trotting Association. In Columbus he shot himself at his home after rumors of ill health and nervous strain. He refused a Board suggestion for a vacation.
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Tional Trotting Association
Population of Merka Attacked by Somali Forces
9000 Somalis reportedly attacked Merka on the Bexdir coast in British East Africa and annihilated the town's inhabitants.
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Merka
Béxdir Coast
Mombasa
British East
Africa
Bexdir
Talk of peace follows defeat of Kuropatkin
Dispatches report Kuropatkin ordering a retreat after heavy fighting near Mukden. Japanese messages claim encirclement succeeded with thousands of prisoners and large stores captured as Oyama confirms Mukden occupation and ongoing battles nearby.
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Oyama
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Tokyo
Russians retreat after Mukden and Fushun losses
Reports from Newchwang say Russian forces abandoned Mukden and Fushun, rail line severed, retreating through hill country toward Kirin. Japanese forces under Kuroki press northwest while Kawamura’s corps blocks possible Russian escape. casualties heavy with Tatchekiao and Leukuanpao battles cited.
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Newchwang
Mukden
Fushun
Kirin
Yalu
Kawamura
Kuroki
Nogi
Tatchekiao
Leukuanpao
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Napoleon I
Bodes
Old Quaker Cemetery
Edward Ross
SAYS
MR. Glover
Melomo
Blake Asphalt Maintenance Company
Michael Mullen
Czar’s
Sinmintin Road
Kuro
Atkin
BY Watts
Mr.Cappeller
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Senate
Jmg. W. Fleming
Columbus
James
W. Fleming
Ohio State Board of
Board of Agriculture
Rojestvensky’s
Nicholas
Washington
Fushug
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