Russian Army at the Pass War Moves Forward
Reports from Paris and St Petersburg say Grand Duke Nicholas to command in Manchuria as Kuropatkin reorganizes remnants of forces near Tie Pass. French bankers reportedly refuse the new loan, Japan may push from Mukden, and mobilization begins in Moscow district as Russian resolve and finances strain under the war’s pressures.
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Grand Duke
Nicholas
Kuropatkin
London
Russia
Tie Pass
Marshal Oyania
Kurepatkin
Mukden
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Dinka
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Grand Duke Nicholas
Paris
Ple
Petit Parisien
Kuropathin
St Petersber Maret
Countayswapalsky
CUMS Gopi
Fieling
Moscow distris
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darlin
Mukden lane
seri
Alexian
Karropathin
Linesiteh ws
Pas
Japan
M. Germain
Creolle Lyonnaise
Rassia
Uitee
General Trepoff Stabbed and Shot in St Peters burg
A fragment describes General Trepoff, governor general of St Peters burg, being stabbed twice and shot at four tires. Mentions his feared reputation and references to General Kuropatkin and Russian forces in Manchuria.
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Trepoff
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Mukden siege droned by slow Japanese advance
The Mukden theater shows slow Japanese progress against Russian positions at Tie Pass as Oyama weighs an immediate attack or a wide flanking move. Reports say Japan benefits from multiple bases and supply routes, while Russia relies on a single base and line of communication, risking being outflanked. morale shifts amid reorganized units and reinforcements.
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Mukden
Tic Pass
Oyama
Sinmintin
Tie Pass
Hka
Tenbourgke
Linevi tel
rene
Ito
Pissian
Japan
posiflor
SHO
Castro to Seize French Cable Amid Venezuelan Action
Caracas reports say President Castros ordered seizure of the French cable firm Prosenefable and its properties to block revolutionary communication. Forces cut lines east and west of La Guaira as unrest spreads to Trinidad. Europeans in Caracas react with concern.
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Willemstad
New York Fire Tragedy Flames Roasted Victims in Tenement
A kerosene lamp explosion in a five story East Side tenement caused a rapid fire that trapped two hundred residents on upper floors. Fire escapes clogged with rubbish, obstructed exits, and a blocked skylight contributed to many deaths. Police and volunteers rescued survivors amid intense heat as flames roared through stairwells and hallways.
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New York
Maush
East Side
freuen
Tilheen
fee
foo
fortia
Taane Davis
pys
Tle
saul
Greason Appeal Remanded for New Trial Guidance
Berks County Court given discretion to grant a new trial after Samuel Greason’s conviction for rioting in the first degree. The Delaware sweeping bill to abolish the pillory faces division in the House. A rock blast in West New York blows laborer Jazo to pieces and wounds others. James D Blair, a Maryland farmer, commits suicide after selling his farm and regretting the move.
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Philatelpha
Samuel Greason
Hedwaris
Tatler
maey
supreme court
pew
Ellie
Piltory
Delaware
Jiover
Del
senate
house
Baggs
New York
Trandisen Jazo
Hagerstown
James D. Blair
Bridgeport
Blair
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