News of Mukden Battle Conflicts and Kuropatkin Posts
London reports and St Petersburg briefings discuss the Mukden battle aftermath. Kuropatkin masks retreat while Japanese forces press toward Tie Pass and Fun River. Rail lines and communications are at risk as Japan advances on northern Russian fronts.
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Kuropatkin
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Associated Press
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Fn Pass
Linevitch
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Russian army doomed by Kuropatkin at Liaoyang
Telegraph dispatches describe heavy losses for Russia at Liaoyang with General Kuropatkin’s forces surrounded or decimated. Officers Sapdiski and Maknoff killed, Kaulbars leader present under fire, while British critics forecast total disaster and possible end to the war if Russia cannot salvage a remnant. Estimates claim up to 200,000 Russians enveloped and central army nearly annihilated.
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Marek W
Cureli
Kawrimura
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The
Daily Telegraph
Iow
Russia
Tassin
Peasants Revolt Spreads Across Orlolk District
A Daily Mail dispatch reports 800 peasants marching southwest from the Orloyka district burning and looting estates. Eighteen estates sacked. Michailoffsky sugar refinery owned by Tereschenko brothers burned. workers robbed. Crown Deruiynsky refinery also said to be burned. A strong military force moved to quell the uprising. Also note on Tojestvensky squadron return and Russia’s Turkmen reinforcement.
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Deruiynsky
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Fighting on Ushuntun and retreat to the river line
The report describes Wednesday fighting as Russsians seize Ushuntun, Japanese defenders cling to a thick-walled temple and refuse surrender, many die or escape by courage amid temple ruins, Oyama drives forces north to encircle the city, and Russian lines retreat to the Huu river as Japanese columns press north and bombard village defenses.
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Rai
Shakbe
Huu
Teday
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Death of Senator Tate shocks Senate memory
Washington notes a brief Senate session marked by the death of Senator Tate of Tennessee. Tributes followed as lawmakers reflected on his long service from his first Senate term through re election. He died after a period of illness linked to a cold, pneumonia, and heart failure, with a noted Civil War military past and Confederate service. The report also mentions a separate court decision on a will dispute and other weather and White House personnel notes.
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Tate
Tennessee
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Congress
Bate
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