Liao Yang Falls as Japanese Drive Russian Forces North
Terrible Three Days' Battle ends with Mikado's troops victorious. Kuropatkin withdraws north of the Taitse River after heavy losses. Tokyo reports 10,000 Japanese casualties. Russian toll near 80,000 as Liao Yang fortifications are abandoned and railway lines cut.
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Mikado
Rusélangs
Kuropatkin
Taitse
Tokio
Liong Tang
Mukden
Oku
Nodzu
Khroki
Line Kang
Liaoyang
Europatkin
Taitse River
St Petersburg
Ligoyang
Retreat and disarray mark Kuropatkin retreat to north of river
Dispatches describe Kuropatkin’s retreat after heavy losses at Liao Fang and Liao Yang. Russians abandon stores while the Japanese press forward. Japanese commanders fear a split Russian defense as the Taishé River floods hinder river crossing.
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St. Petersburg
Europatkin
Kuropatkin
Liao Yang
Kuropaikin
Cunn
Liao Fang
Caar
AarMly
Huronaikin
Taitse
Boropetkin
Muk
Russians claim early success in Liao Yang battle
Russian advances near Liaoyang repelled Japanese forces on three sides as dawn broke. A Japanese supply steamer with large funds was halted by a Chefoo official and a torpedo boat from Dalny rescued the crew. Russian forces attached two steamers to the Baltic squadron and battles continued along the Liaoyang front with heavy shelling and bold Japanese infantry advances on Mount Shoushan.
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Ligo- Yang
St. Petersburg
Chefoo
Dalny
Russia
Korea
Kitni
East Asiatic Steamship Company
Port Arthur
Liaoyang
Shonshan
Linoyang
Shoushan
Liserang
Tsuropatkin
Kurepatkin
Shishan
Sinopans
Tuitse
Weather Boosts Corn Despite Cool Stretch Across Regions
The weather bureau reports overall crop improvement with cool spells easing. While the Ohio Valley and lake region see slower corn growth, Missouri Valley and Nebraska crops advance with early corn maturing in Missouri and ripening in Nebraska and South Dakota. Harvesting favorable in Minnesota Dakotas, winter wheat conditions mixed with rust in North Dakota, and cotton improving in Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana though Texas suffers from bollworms and heavy rains.
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Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Central
West Gulf States
California
Platesu
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Lake
Indiana
Finois
Missouri Valley
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kansas
Minnesota
Dakotas
North Dakota
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Alabama
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
Florida
Georgia
Texas
Dallas
Kaufmen
Hunt
Rebuilding Baltimore Advances After Devastating Fire
Rapid progress marks the reconstruction of Baltimore after the major fire. About 400 buildings are under way with fireproof cores and vast scaffolding. The city plans and funds upgrades to streets docks and markets, boosting payrolls and economic return while insurance payouts total significant losses.
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Baltimore
Crozkers
Clerical Moves and Church News Across Several Denominations
The Rev W D Smith of St George Fredericksburg is elected archdeacon of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia. Chaplain Henry A Brown becomes chaplain at Fort McHenry. Rev Dr Saiah B Hopwood marks thirty years at Calvary Church Newark. Mrs Eleanor Woods donates a new dining hall and dormitory to the AMCA training school at Springhall Alabama. Rev F S Gatch arrives in Boston to aid a mission drive for India Burmah and Ceylon with two Indian daughters. Rev J Wilbur Chapin to accompany Presbyterians to the Holy Land next year. Bishop Innoret, based in San Francisco, departs for Sitka to lead the diocese there. Rev John Gardner Murray of Baltimore elected bishop of Kentucky, succeeding Bishop Dudley of Louisville.
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W. D. Smith
St. George's
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Henry A. Brown
Foret McHeory
Fort
Saish B. Hopwood
Newark
N. J
Calvary Presbyterian Caurch
Eleanor 3. Woods
J. Wilbur Chapiman
Holy Land
Searon
Innoreat
Sa Francisco
Chatse
Sitka
John Gardner Murray
Baltimore
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Kentucky
Dudley
Louinvilla
Trade revival noted in Chicago and Midwest markets
International Mercantile Agency reports distinct improvement in business conditions across the West and Midwest. Canned goods, clothing, shoes, and women's wear show strong orders while retailers avoid overstocking summer goods. Wheat and grain movements shift toward normal, with hogs, sheep, and cattle prices steady or higher amid easing labor concerns.
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International Mercantile Agency
Chicago
St. Paul
RX G&g
Dun & Co
Middle West
Board of Trade
Judicial Decisions: Local Laws and Property Rights in Early Cases
A survey of cases ruling on school district classifications as unconstitutional local laws, contract restraints on property sales, admissibility of conflicting attestation evidence, private power projects not public uses, res ipsa loquitur limits, municipal removals from city limits, and insolvent administrators liable for estate debts.
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Riccio
Hoboken
N. J. Err
App
American Surety Company
L. B.A
Jurisdic
Farleigh
Kelley Grant
Fallsburg
Company
Alexander
Cassady
Old Colony Street Railroad Company
Masc
Multicity Commodity Price Records Highlight Grains and Livestock
Market notes list cattle hogs sheep and various grain prices across Chicago Indianapolis Saint Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo and other hubs. Prices show wide ranges for cattle 4.00 to 5.75 dollars hogs 4.00 to 5.95 dollars wheat No 2 red 1.00 to 1.20 corn No 2 50 to 57 cents oats No 2 white 82 to 93 cents.
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Chicago
Sheen
Apolianapolis
Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Northers
Toledo
Buff&ile—Oarth
Stranger to the flag found in Alabama woods
An elderly man in Coosa County, Alabama, had never seen the American flag before. Workers from Raul Lumber Company near Junini explained its meaning as a government camp flag hung on a sapling, revealing his astonishment and curiosity about national symbols.
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Coosa
Alabama
Raul Lumber Company
Junini
Oman
Bindie
Walker
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