Russians on the Run Evacuate Liao Yang After Japanese Offensive
Reports from St Petersburg state General Kuropatkin orders evacuation of Liao Yang as the First Siberian army corps suffers heavy losses and is forced westward. Japanese forces under Kuroki capture strategic positions near Sukewantung while Port Arthur relief appears unlikely. Russians consider the retreat a strategic reversal for now, amid disarray in Stakelberg’s corps and wounded Orloff.
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Kuropatkin
Liao Yang
Stakelberg
St Petersburg
Kuronatkin
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Oykewantung
Lino Yang
Kuorpatkin
Oyama
Samsonoff Escape From Prison Reported in St Petersburg
A dispatch from St Petersburg states Samsonoff, who killed Von Plehve, escaped after a staged transfer. Two officers of high rank, an army surgeon, and two gentlemen accompanied by a forged note from Minister Muravieff induced prison officials to release him. The assassin and the bogus officers have not been seen since.
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St. Petersburg
Samsonoff
von Plehve
Muravieff
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Japanese report on Liao Yang siege actions and destruction
The Tok igo cable states Field Marshal Oyama reports at 9 oclock on September third central and left Russian fronts continue assaults on the south and west sides of Liao Yang. All buildings near railway stations and depots were burned yesterday, reflecting heavy fighting and scorched earth tactics.
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Washington
Tokio
Oyama
Liao Yang
Go Downs
Laws on Jewish rights in Petersburg reforms
An imperial decree publishes provisional amendments to the general revision of Jewish legislation. It grants extended residential privileges to educated Jews and allows those who have served in the army to reside anywhere in the empire, with exceptions in districts under special circumscribed regulations.
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St. Petersburg
Aispaten
Fishing Better Than Farming Proverb Echoes Tradeoff
An old saying compares fishing and farming by noting an acre of good fishing ground can yield more food in a week than an acre of the best land in a year. The line reflects practical emphasis on resource use and productivity.
Reception Arrangements for St Louis Fall Expo
Excellent chance to plan your stay for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis Missouri opened by President Roosevel t April 30 1904. Contact Mr FP H Worsley Salt Lake City Utah for free guidance on rail stops lodgings rates and travel details for Utah parties and smaller groups. Includes teachers and four to five person parties. Also notes a Constable painting sold for 2 50 later valued at 3000.
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Missouri
Rooseveld
FP. H. Worsley
Salt Lake City
Utah
Marty
Tea This Is a Better Country Card
A brief item from 4.Bobiiting & Company in San Francisco notes a patriotic sentiment about belonging in one’s country, expressed through a conversational promo style for a Knowledge Book entry. The fragment emphasizes national pride and brand placement.
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Bobiiting & Company
San Francisco
Yale Presidents’ Mace Adds Names To Historic Symbol
The gold and silver mace given to Yale’s president bears space for twenty more presidents beyond the existing thirteen, expanding the lineage commemorated by this symbol of academic authority.
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Yale
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