Port Arthur siege analyzes keep fronts in winter stalemate
A London review details how Kuropatkin and Oya Ma's forces hold firm at Port Arthur amid winter obstacles in northern Manchuria. Reinforcements flow both sides as rail connections improve, while tunneling and bombardment define the ongoing siege and potential Russian fleet fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuropatkin
Oya- Ma
Lake Baikal
Manchuria
Discase
Oid
Port Arthur
Sungshu
Ehrlung
East Eheckwan
Etseshan
Advance of the Japs Against Port Arthur Sees Progress
The article describes Japanese advances around Port Arthur from May to August, noting siege beginnings, artillery arrivals, and shifting estimates of Russian and Japanese forces. It outlines fortress groupings, ongoing shelling, and expectations of a final assault as fleets move toward the last stage of their campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Port Arche
Nanshin
Stoosmelin
Nogi
Rihlung
Keckwan
Worth
Etecoirn
Tokio
Mt. Petersburg
Far East
Reckleas
Ruesa
Chrysanthemum Land
Osar'a
Moore
Pickett
Grettynburg
Ling-Tang
Bien BL
Fareworth
Round Top
Kilpatrick
Farneworts
Farnsworth
Farneworth
War Briefs Signal Russ-Japan Clash and Naval Build-Up
Japanese gains at Vow plus plans to “deal” with Rheian fleet. Port Arthur reports a Chinaman hanged for signaling. Fort Arthur strained for provisions. Cassini predicts Russia will fight to the bitter end. New Russian ships to be built in the United States. Mme Stewasel seeks funds for wounded at Port Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlecarie Gum
Togas
Sungslin
Vow
Arthur Tinasia
Japan
Port Arthur
Fort Arthur
Provisiona
Conmnt Cassini
Russia
Mukiden
United States
Poverty Critique by Robert Hunter Highlights Mass U S Want
Robert Hunter, once active in Chicago circles, argues in his book Poverty that 10 million Americans live in want, including 2 million paupers and many wage earners. He cites evictions, pauper funerals, and low annual incomes to claim widespread distress across New York and industrial centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hunter
Clinrity- Avorke
Chicago
Anson Phelps Stokes
New York
United States
Hunter
Hunter Cally
Llanhattan
New York City
New -York State
Hunter Gude
Nareth
Mr. Hanter
Rere
Patie
Retirements of Pekin Mission Leaders Amid Headlines
Minister Edwin H. Conger of China resigns his post in Pekin after years of pivotal diplomacy. His wife, Dowager Empress Louis Conger, and the Conger family have played a central role through the Boxer crisis, with Mrs Conger aiding religious outreach and education in the imperial capital. The couple’s experiences include a dramatic legation siege and a famed rescue led by Gen Chaffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin HH. Conger
United States
China
Iano
Pekin
Conker
Dowager Express
Conger
Copper
Mekin
Legation
Gen. Chaffer
Mex
Louis Conger
Ger. Chaffee
Legationers
Pene
Celestial Empire
Mra. Coneet
Tsi An
Bell From Town Hall Reappears In Salt Lake City Tower
Charles W iish of Nevada discovers in the Salt Lake City tithing house a famous bell once housed at the old capitol of Town. The bell was moved to the Presbyterian church tower after a disappearance during a Mormon westward movement through the city. Utah seeks return of the bell to Town. A F Tannert of Chicago, linked to the AMERICAN TESTS paper, was ordered to leave Venezuela by President Castro for opposing policies.
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Hell
Charles W. Iish
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Town City
Presbyterian Church
Trish
Utah
Towa
A. F. Tannert
Chicago
Venezuela
Castro Becase
Porto Rico
Caracas
English chemist sues Philadelphia woman over patent claim
Fienry Trail accuses Mrs. St. 7. C. Walker of Philadelphia, daughter of the late William Weightman, that he is the discoverer of no product from Perucian bark through which large profits were made by her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fienry Trail
President in St Louis Views Exposition Ahead of Big Day
President Roosevelt and party arrived by special train at 3 40 p m and toured the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Guards were setup along the right of way and the party met officials at the Liberal Arts building. Roosevelt viewed foreign pavilions, received gifts, spoke briefly, and attended an evening banquet with Mrs Roosevelt and other officials.
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Roosevelt
St. Louis
St. Luis
Birn
Francis
Wells
Liberal Arts
Loch
Sergeon
Rinses
Washington Party
Irrigation plans and labor notes span across nation
Oregon irrigates 2 000 acres using 9 230 000 cubic feet water daily with canals stretching 2 000 miles. Colorado cantaloupes ship 12.6 million from Rocky Ford. Cripple Creek mine output reaches 62 250 000 tons. Chicago adds female nail workers. Washwomen's Union leader Hannah Monroe attacks Chinamen and allies.
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Signer Mercotti
Hacky Ford
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Galuery
Chicago Steel Manufacturing Company of
New Cretie
Ind
Campfire Memories of Civil War Pickets and Courage
The account recalls Civil War scenes near Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge where Army of the Cumberland and Bragg’s forces faced off for weeks. Soldiers shared picket lines, traded coffee for tobacco, and observed informal truces, while notable acts of bravery by Pickett and Farnsworth are highlighted amidst relentless combat.
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Army of the Cumberland
Bragg
Chickamauga
Eosecraps
Chattanooga
Thomas Inte
Asother Point
Hera
Homa
Rowtille Gap
Missionary Ridge
Sundar
Rosecrans
Lookout Mountain
Lookout
Ronda
Bruceport
Umea
Thomas
Grant
Becaure
Chicago
Inter Ocean
When Greed Harms Youth and Public Trust
The passage condemns greed that crowds out creative effort and harms workers. It attacks leaders who pretend philanthropy while prioritizing profits, citing injustice and tyranny that crush aspirations, dignity, and faith in society.
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Kinkeeshan
Chair Hills
Kise
Antsz
Wanostai
Porth Arthur
Ebrlung
Shningshu
Walla
Golden Hill
Stoessel
Linuteshan
Keekwan-Sungshu
Togo
Emma
Adrolul Rojestvensky
Ita
Iate
Red Sea
Suas Canal
Tiakic
North Sea
Rojestrensky
Dakar
Cape Verde
Longo
Formosa
Korea
Mme
Stewasel
Pors Arthor
Metern Reme
Celan
Oregon
England
Bradstreet
Hannah Monroe
Washwomen’s Union
Rivenmond
Valing
South
Bho
Hannah Monrore
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