Battle of Mukden Rages Across Eastern Front
Reported clashes unfold as Russian and Japanese forces clash from the south to the east. Heavy losses tally near 30,000 with fierce bayonet charges, cannons, and horsemen in a multi day engagement around key positions including Oky and Kuroki commanded fronts.
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Mukder
Wales
Taltsi
Mitsrhenka
Rioud
Benaijudse
Pintaidse
Peasihu
Agate
Lassen
Miyechenko
Gen. Oky
Kuroki
Gen. Mugchenko
Battle Scenes On The Russo Japanese Front Amid Ruined Fields
Worn by lengthy clashes from October’s early days, Russian lines faltered as Japanese forces pressed at Karapatkin’s defenses and across swollen rivers. Nightfall saw Russians retreat ten miles toward the Shakhe, with Japan gaining advantage in hard fought combats. Weather and mud hampered movement, rest followed until the twentieth, leaving the broader outcome uncertain while Me mmsiie state portrays Magnificent Valor by Horopatkin’s men and a cautious Russian hold at times.
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Ing
Japan
Nedan
Sede
Beder
Col
Putnoff
Loxing
Egar Swan
Russia
Karapatkin
Shakhe
Roosevelt Vote Praised by Harvard Leader Khor
Harvard figure Khor announces support for Roosevelt, criticizing Democrats for failing to unite the party with notable measures. He cites independence sentiment in the Philippines and broader imperial retreat, urging restorationist policy while highlighting opposition from ant imperialists in Boston.
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Roosevelt
Khor
Harvard
Buot
Providence Journal
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Shahke River
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Pensthu
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Dy Oyama
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Mukden
Holy
Bat
Makden
Oyaria
Seetag
Benlapudee
Vere
Hitchen
Indiana
Cash
Rustion
Mike Eeteee
Wert
Brussels
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Cig
Royal Walton
Wwew
Horopatkin
Rugeland
Jnvanene
Political Comment
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Philippines
Porto Rico
Tatance
Hawaii
Dominis
Alaska
Wawnington Star
St. Louie
Boston
Parker
Emaiis
Ile
Kosta
Ewarth
Prischtch
Bryan
Myantine Bryan
New York
Bryag
Cincinnatii
Aryan
Heath
Washington Post
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