Japanese Offensive Presses Kept Against Kuropatkin
Paris Aug 27 The Moscow and Paris dispatches describe continued Japanese pressure on General Kuropatkin east and south of Liao Yang as Oyama orders cautious operations. Reports say Russian ships will be disarmed at Liao Yang while Japanese forces maneuver to envelop three sides of Liao Yang. A 86,000 strong Japanese column is noted on the right bank of the Liao river.
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Coklo
Mafin
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Iyar
Lily
Lisyon
Las
Bay of Biscay
Aus
St. Petersburg
Echo de Paris
Wirenius
Smolensk
Cape of Good Hope
Norrow
Graial Kiropatkin
Liao Yang
Auropatkin
Lianho
Kurnki
Banero
Anping
Laslatzy
Nha
Taitsa
Kuroki
Tan
Slaolingy
Cheng
Het
Kuronat
Chc
Topulde
Siant
Kurolt
Nod Xu
Ohn
Phi
Liao River
New Chwang
Tashibalita
Marshal Oyama
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Kuropattin
Japanese siege of Port Arthur nears final assault
Reports from Shanghai and Tokio describe Russian forts at Port Arthur under heavy Japanese fire as Japanese forces prepare a decisive assault. Disarmament of the Russian cruiser Askold and torpedo destroyer Grozovyol is announced, with flags lowered on the vessels.
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IL Je
Askold
Destmyer Grozovol
Lubdon
Onders
Wigeror Nicholas
Keitzens
Nim Forth
Askuld
Grozovor
Chaynela
Navy Department
Whife
Sevastopal
Nishin
Kasre
Redan
Japanese Tighten Grip at Port Arthur Forts
Russian forces hold only three forts at Port Arthur while Japanese artillery targets the rest. Reports from Che Foo and St. Petersburg indicate renewed Japanese assaults on August 21 and 22 with heavy losses for the attackers.
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Port Arthur Ia
Kale
Nagasaki
Yoka
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Tokia
Port Arcone
Sevastopa
Nowktte
Baltic
Oriental
Avsgits
Park Arthur
Cemondons
Jogses
Fife
Therma
British Prime Minister Announces Cruiser Deployment to Halt Russian Fleet
Prime Minister Balfour says two British cruisers are ordered from the Cape of Good Hope squadron to locate the Russian volunteer fleet steamers Smolensk and St Petersburg and carry orders that they must not interfere with further naval actions. The move follows pressure from Russia and a London chamber of commerce deputation seeking protection of British shipping.
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St. Petersburg
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Far East
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Foreign Office
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Partment
War Office
Admiralty
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Willan Keswick
M. P
Ylew
Great Britain
Dardanelles
Vassels
Gavn
Czar's Heir Christened Amid Imperial Festivities
In St. Petersburg the heir to the throne was christened at the Peterhof palace with a grand ceremony. The emperor vested the child with the Order of St. Andrew as bells rang and a 101 gun salute was fired. A manifesto promised reforms including abolition of corporal punishment, amnesty for political offenses, education for officer and soldier families, and aid to landless Finns, among other measures.
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Peternor Palace
Alexander Vila
Petersburg
Order of St. Andrew
Peterhof
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Finland
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Barney "Oldfela
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Walonfeld
Russians Press Toward Liao Yang as Defenses Break
In Liao Yang region on August 28 29 Japanese forces push Russian lines from Anshanshan toward Liao Yang and Hai Cheng. Russian retreat to stronger positions continues while Japanese artillery fire and flanking moves threaten communications and the south gate. Casualties reported as fighting persists with Russian center under pressure.
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Liao Yang
Anshanshan
Tio
Lian Yuess
Gune
Linngebishay
Euch
Anshenshan
I4ng Yang
Jaoshanken
Kaofengabik
Sveiing
Kaofengahik
Lucas
Anskanshan
Sugsinpu
Ligadiansian
Daw
Trasin Nu
Nusshin
Paradoxical wisdom and shop talk mingle in early notices
The fragment presents assorted local ads and anecdotes about cures for consumption and coughs, a pawn-ticket scheme, a note on Paul Blanc, a Tolstoy translator anecdote, and a boast of spring stock from Trovbetskay the clothier. It reads as a collage of period items and vendors in Trinity Springs, Indiana.
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Mogoon
Nathan Has’ Ed Dole
Tolstoy
Tie
Ts Hows
Tyan Trovbetskay
South End
Dodd's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Says Kentucky Citizen
Kentucky man J M Coleman praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after years of back pain. He reports relief for himself and his daughter, noting the product as a safe cure for kidney aches and related pains. A stray sentence about a hummingbird ends the piece.
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J. M. Coleman
Coleman Enys
Dodd
Doud
Mrs Trompson Recovers With Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Elizabeth H Trompson of Lillydale New York credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with her recovery from womb trouble and backache. She notes her niece’s heart trouble and nervous prostration improvement after using the remedy and recommends it to other women.
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Elizabeth H. Trompson
Lillydale
N.Y
Wise Templar
W.C.T.U
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pursuan
Lydia E. Pinkhaim
Trompson
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