Battle Thunderer at Liaoyang and Mukden Wartime Echoes
Detailed dispatches describe desperate fighting around Liaoyang and Mukden during the winter campaign. Reports note Russian withdrawal toward north, Kuroki probing and rear-guard actions, and Japanese efforts to outmaneuver and pressure Russian lines. Army movements, fortifications, and logistical strains frame a pivotal phase of the conflict.
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Mukden
Auie Reledind Mukden
Peli
Melden
Leiek
Etgie
Etty
Manchuria
Clin
Hue City
Gina
Ahandagal
Finara
Lineyang
Europitiin
Temala
Marble
Pasa
Linoywurg
Liaoynang
Mukdan
Nucopathin Laa Deen
Kuroki
Liaoyang
Obu
Juroki
Chicago Tribune
Than- Fang
Nnle
Oka
Muropl
Mareeline
Wenropatkin
Kenropittin
Oyunur
Hortleyard
Tlellug
Mokden
Port Arthur
Ruyskoy
Roosevelt letter defends party aims amid tariff and trust critiques
The president defends Republican policy on tariffs trusts and government, arguing Democrats would weaken the nation. He criticizes opponents for evasive positions on money, coal strikes, and the merger, insisting continued Republican leadership is needed for stability and international policy.
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Roosevelt
Ifa
Tie Democraty
Stepublican Party
Roymires
Philippines
Taye
Sr Tnt
Democratic Nominations and Notable Figures Parade
The piece catalogs Democratic hopes with John W. Kern as governor hopeful, notes past campaigns, and lists prominent figures such as Gen Wilmon Blackmar, Secretary of the Navy Morton, Miss Astor suitors, financier George Peabody, and Rear Admiral Theodore Jewell. It also mentions Lew Wallace’s birthday tribute and other historical anecdotes from the era.
HOW THE RUSSIANS DIE AT THEIR GUNS
A historical dispatch details Russian command decisions near Harbin and Port Arthur, noting Kuropatkin’s moves and the strategic limits of attacking Harbin. The report mentions Russian Armies near Mukden, Japanese forces and terrain, with speculation on potential operations and conflict dynamics.
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Port Ar ‘Thur
Liun- Fang
Harbin
Murgh
Furie
Routhera
Mancuhria
Trent Canal Plan Shortens Distances and Costs
The Trent Canal would connect Cucodae Wheat Ficus and Liverpool, linking Geom gilu Bay with Lake Outitlo via Lake Simcoe, Kuwartha lakes, and Ontonahee and Leet rivers. At twenty miles long and about $10,000,000, it would cut 700 miles from current routes and allow 1000 ton barges, reshaping Erie Canal competition. New York voters aim to allocate funds to widen the Grko canal to handle larger tonnage.
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Liverpool
Orunda
sAraring
Geomgilu Bay
Outitlo
Lake Simcoe
Kuwartha Lakes
Ontonahee
Leet
Cyoeda
Sahent Gelde
Ghoat Lakes
Brio Canal
New York State
Fiodaho
United Irish League elects Tinorty president in New York
Far and Near reports Senar Dusoblo Santos and Spaniaed Iy Jug in Brooklyn amid odd diet references. Tinorty of Qhienye wins U I League presidency at a New York convention. A parcels pact between United States and Norway takes effect. Streets and Corcoran Buffalo packing plant fire destroys building. loss estimated at $125,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senar Dusoblo Santos
Spaniaed Iy- Jug
Brooklyn
Lyoa
Tohn F. Tinorty
Qhienye
United Irish League
New York
United States
Norway
D& Corcoran
Buflaloy
Lowe
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He Matchus
bin Lay
Kourupatein
Thorwood
Rons
Trey
Hin Tourse
Tly
Beeth
Ora &O
Steelil Weuodt Allke
Ingenuy Enptoyer
Ais Dlaviog
Democrats of
John W. Skern
Ad Taggart
Natoniy
Daino
Kern
Parker
Durbin
Alexander Ramsey
Minnesota
Wilmon W. Blaskmor
Grand Army of the Republic
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Prest West Virginia Cavalry
Five Forks
Blackmiar
Generrl Custer
Generdh Blackmar
aia De_tireg
Rbi
Secretary of the Navy
Morton
Dre
Muss Piwine Astor
William Waldorf Astor
Henry Spender- Clay
Us Life Guards
Misa Astor
United Kingdom
Astor Standard
Capt
Spender-Clay
Astor
George Poste
Peabody
Peabeady
Metropolis
Lake George
Sec
F. Peabody. Georgety
Talmer and
Buckner
Theodore F. Jewell
Suiprin
Asidtie Tunkey
Naval Academy
Lew Wallace
Ratcon
Gan
Mulder
R. Caton Wooaritie
London News
Kalplag
Betare Ligoyang
Trent Canal
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