Battle South of Tatcheklao Involving Oku and Keuropatkin
Reports describe intense combat south of Tatcheklao between Russian and Japanese forces. Skirmishes, heavy sun heat, and artillery exchanges left about 1,000 casualties on each side. Russian batteries showed rare accuracy, while Takushan forces threatened the Russian left flank.
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Tatcheklao
Oku
Keuropatkin
Baichou
Tatchekiao
Baicheng
Supde
Isouropatkin
Oght
Tatchekiso
Newehwang
Port Arthur siege and Russian-Japanese front updates
The piece describes Japanese forces advancing toward Port Arthur and the center of the Russian line near Haicheng and Liaoyang. It notes Port Arthur as highly fortified with 30,000 troops and 12,000 sailors, Oyama’s leadership, and ongoing heavy fighting with high Japanese casualties. Reports also cover Russian naval movements, Tsugaru Strait passages, and Allied responses including British protest and US involvement.
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Haicheng
Liaoyang
Port Arthur
Plevna
Marshal Oyama
Saime
Vindivostok
Oyama
Vladivostok
Tru Trevines
Mies
Soskio
Tsugaru Straits
Vintivostok
England
Kuropatkin
Tatchekino
Hai-Cheng
Orama
Newchwang
Nomination News Told to Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt was formally notified of his nomination by the Republican National Convention at Sagamore Hill. Speaker Joseph G. Cannon delivered the notice as Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt greeted guests on the veranda.
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Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
I. L
Severy
United States
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
George B. Cortelyou
Cannon
Ac. Cannon
Vollowlog
Promie
High Meat Prices Hit Chicago After Strike and Short Supplies
Chicago retail meat prices soar as supply tightens with depots inaccessible and yards strained. Beef famine lingers while lamb and mutton rebound, and cattle and hog stocks show sharp declines from the prior year amid ongoing labor unrest.
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Chicago
Trust
Las Bees
Corn Prospects Improve Across the Belt
The weekly weather report for the week ending July 25 notes favorable conditions in the Atlantic and central gulf states and central valleys. Rain relief in the middle and southern Rocky Mountains aided crops, with corn in good to excellent condition though some northern areas saw heat. Harvesting and threshing progress well in hand from Nebraska to Illinois, while winter wheat yields declined in the lower Missouri valley.
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Atlantic
Gulf States
Atlantic States
Tennessee
Ohblo
Missouri Gallery
Missouri Gallery and North Pacific Coast
Missourii Valley
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
South Dakota
Minnesota
Oregon
Washington
Mississippi
Texas
Louisiana
North Carolina
Kentucky
Ohlo
Middle ‘Atlantic
New England
New York
Lake
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Paul Jones
Vladivostos
Bezobrazoff
Russia
Czar
Field Marshal
Ofama
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Siberian
Kommander Islands
Ionight
Far East
Nenchyang
Conger
Pekin
Tien-tsin
Ligoyang
Nakchi
Tokio
Liaotung Gule
Antonc
Arist Oe Soe Btn
Taos Port Arti
Murden
Apour
Eee Eitior
Brzusrazofy
Republican Party
McKinley
Thasa Yao
Joseph Barrett
Cumberland
Charles Jeffries
Me Treesport
Taffeury Rattigan
Lanarkshire
Wade
Dedfordshire
Kan
Indian Territory
Fane
Dutton
Bo Tives
Oe Sra
Frederick Kent
Bigbury Bay
Plymouth
Abyssinia
Keiser Wilkelar IL
Bremen
Loomis
William H. Ellis
James el, Peabody
Colorado
Peabody
Vermont
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Boston
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Golawin ‘Smith
Ireland
Reading
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Oxford
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Gorneil
Smith
Canada
North
Silas C. Swallow
Pennsylvania
Swallow
Ele
Silas C. Swalh
Gid
Repubean
John G. Woolley
Strahow
Pennsylvania Method
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Dearbor
Don Carlos
Liz
St. Petershurt
Genrzre FL Annott
William van Helser
Tavo Ten
Munier
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Dennis Eagan
Covington
Sagan
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Eagan
Lun Jaume
James B. Weaver
Congress
Prohibition National Executive Committee
Indianapolis
Chicago Chronicle
Republicansation
Pormier
Morgan G. Bulkley
Connecticut
United States Senate
Hartfont Courant
Robert G. Hamimond
Clarieston
St. Louis
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Wikiam J. Moor
Tanturton Moore
Philadeia
Repsii League
Kntiemapolis
W. A. McMuen
McMilina
Michigan
Alser
Wisconsin
Democratic Ecentral Committee
Milwaukee
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Hepburn
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Root
Oyster Dar
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Lown
Fairbanks
Brenry G. Davis
Democratic Party
West Virginia
Jedge Parkes
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