Japs Take Mukden Signal of Large Russian Losses
Reports from Tokio and London say Japan occupied Mukden at 10 am and seized many prisoners and arms. Kuropatkin retreating toward Tie Pass faces heavy Russian losses, with guns and supplies destroyed or moved, while Japanese forces girdle the surrounding area and monitor the broad Manchurian roads.
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Tokio
Oyama
Mukden
London
Kuropatkin
Shakhe
Hun River
Tie Pass
Liao Yang
Hun
Shakhe Station
Russian Plan Hints at Czar Reforms in Moscow Meeting
Report from St. Petersburg outlines Emperor Nicholas summoning nobles and zemstvos to the Kremlin to discuss a peaceful path out of the crisis. The plan envisions reforms to secure popular support and stabilize countrywide leadership.
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Czar
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Moscow
Zemstvos
Kremlin
Plea Trial Rescheduled Amid Confidential Deliberations
A court has postponed the appeal hearing as judges review sealed submissions. The delay centers on defense and prosecution filings affecting pending rulings. No new date is set, and parties await a scheduling order from the presiding judge.
Gen Europatkin Restores Order Amid Tie Pass Moves
Reports from March 15 describe slower Japanese advance toward Tie Pass after Liao Yang. Oyama may press a direct attack, but a wide flanking move is possible with Japanese bases and Sinmintin road boosting supply. Russian forces reorganized after chaotic March 11, morale rising. Lino vitch led Tie Pass in good order, while overall Russian losses include many officers from Mukden battle.
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Tie Pass
Liao Yang
Tic Pass
Oyama
Sinmintin
Striecken
Linovitch
Mukden
Battle of Multden Reported With Massive War Spoils
Tokio reports field marshal Oyamua states prisoners exceed 40,000 including General Nakhima, with 90,000 killed or wounded and 26,500 enemy dead. Spoils total vast quantities of guns, rifles, ammunition, food, fuel, livestock, rail gear, maps, clothing, and more. No signal from the Sinking direction yet.
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Tokio
Oyamua
Shakhe
Nakhima
Singking
Multden
Togo Fleet Appears Heading for Vladivostok Feint
London reports the possible movement of Vice Admiral Togo's fleet toward the Vladivostok area. A Daily Mail correspondent notes uncertainty whether Togo is aboard and mentions ongoing squadron movements near Madagascar. The piece also references Russian vessels and related diplomatic chatter from Singapore.
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London
Togo
Rosestyoyssky
Vladivostok
Vate Ey
Daily Mall
Singapore
Kontofvensky
Madagascar
Peabody Wing Empty Victory in Colorado Governor Race
Denver reports James H. Peabody won the governor’s contest, ousting Alva Adams in a joint legislative vote 61 to 41. Peabody pledged to resign to allow Lieutenant Governor Dessa FL McDonald to assume the office, amid party maneuvering and a fractured Republican coalition.
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Denver
James H. Peabody
Dessa FL McDonald
General Assembly
Alva Adams
Adams
Peabody
McDonald
W. 8
Boynton
Adamin
Htr
Cavenor Pelabody
SBC
Adamg
Ignord
Roy
Rani
Russians Into Refugeful Retreat After Liao Yang Fight
News from St Petersburg reports the Russian Grand Army retreating to Trepass fortifications after heavy losses near Mukden. The main force backs toward the south while rear guard remains in touch with Japanese advances as General staff contemplates next moves and supply lines.
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St. Petersburg
Ruussia
Mukden
Trepass
Liao Yang
Marathrond
Mort Fakomen
Kilropathiy
Tie Pass
Peery
Notable 1905 Iowa Notes on Roads Courts and Training
Des Moines notes discuss Northwestern rail line gospel trains promoting improved Iowa highways led by Dr Ward King and Prof Holden. Lincoln era court ruling declares saloon tax valid and police powers upheld. Iowa National Guard camps planned with ten-day drills, adjutant general to coordinate with regiments. court schedule hints at elections cases awaiting April decisions.
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Des Moines
Northwestern
Ward King
Maitland
Holden
Amos
Iowa
Onawa
Wong
Odeboldt
Holstein
Dennison
Lake City
Jewell Junction
Ames
Magle Grove
Laverne
Bancroft
Rolfe
Eldora
Gladbrook
Belle Platue
Dewitt
Iowa National Gnard
Des Motedahi
Hiarch
Dihip
Thrift
Aétata
Eatonmihi
General Linowitch Commands Amid Manchurian Rail Cut
Report from St Petersburg and London details a shifting command as Gen Linowitch is named to lead the Manchurian army while Russians retreat under pressure. Unconfirmed dispatches say rail lines north of Changtu are cut, Tie Pass battles yield prisoners, and Kuropatkin may flee toward Kirin or Vladivostok.
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Dynamo
Kawamura
Kuropatkin
Fushun
Tsepags
Nogi
Mandarin Road
St. Petersburg
Linovitch
London
The
Times
Changtufu
Tie Pass
Taklo
Harbin
Kirin
Vladivostok
Sungari
Liao Yan
Tseling
Russia
Mukden
Enginasien
Te Pass
Kwansuling
Likle
Red Cross
Oyama
Thebass
Sitberian
Japanese ACW Tide Turns at Pass in Niuehwang
March 16 dispatch reports Japanese occupation of Tre pasy at midnight and a bloody clash March 14 eight miles south of Tlepags where Russian forces, led by Mistchenko, repelled a large Japanese attack. Rumors claim 80 foreigners killed at Mukden and missing French correspondent Nadeau. Censor office moved to Santoupu. many reporters evacuate Harbin amid frost and hunger.
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Niuehwang
Tre Pasy
Santoupu
Tlepags
Mistchenko
Mukdena
Richard H. Little
Chicago Daily News
M. Nadeau
Little
Oyama
Independent packers prepare legal war against big five
Chicago March 14 news that a legal and public battle begins March 20 as a federal grand jury investigates the beef packing industry. A $5,000,000 fund backs the Independents led by Schwarzschild & Sulzberger with plants in Chicago Kansas City and New York. The big five Armour Nelson Morris Swift Cadahy and National Packing face coordinated actions.
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Chicago
Beef Combine
Federal Grand Jury
Beck
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Kansas City
New York
Armour & Company
Nelson, Morris & Company
Swift & Company
Cadahy Packing Company
National Packing Company
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