Great Losses in Battle
A brief report notes great losses in battle and describes soldiers as greatly exhausted after combat.
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06 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1905
Page
1
Gen John H Reagan Dead
St Petersburg March 6 Special report says Europatkin made a blow at Oyama's left center east of the railway. Desperate fighting continues with Kuropatkin reporting 23 500 killed and wounded, Oyama about 40 000 losses. Japanese troops are exhausted and General Nogi's forces lack food for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tageblatt
Evers
Mukden Front Battles Raging Near City As Kuropatkin Defends
Reports from Mukden describe heavy artillery and shrapnel fire six miles west as General Kuropatkin argues to defend Mukden and railways against General Nogi’s forces. Japanese attacks at Suchudilapu Lanshanpu and Shakhe village are repulsed with heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
Nogi
Port Arthur
Kuropatkin
Lunfanshan
Sintintin Road
Suchudilapu
Lanshanpu
Roiday
Shakhe
Poutilof
Oubenepusa
Confederate cabinet survivor General Reagan dies in Texas
General John Henniger Reagan, surviving member of the Confederate cabinet, dies at his Palestine home in his 87th year. Born in Tennessee, he moved to Texas, fought in the Texan war against Indians, served in the 1847 legislature, the U.S. Congress 1857–61, and held Confederate posts including Postmaster General and Secretary of Treasury. He also authored the Reagan Interstate Commerce bill. London dispatch notes secretary George Wyndham resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabinet
Rea
Railroad suit ends in compromise at Galena
E. M. Cross a Bloomington brakeman sued Illinois Central for 40000 after a Scales Mound wreck. The case settled at 38500 as the railroad argued Cross was a fellow servant and should have resisted moving the train toward a late arriving special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ill
Nadi 6
Central Illinois
Galena
Il Inois Central
E. M. Cross
Scales Mound
Cross
Trying to Be Charitable in Brief Exchange
A Washington Star snippet depicts Mr Bliggins as well meaning yet impractical. Miss Cayenne counters that he believes time is precious and not to be wasted on futile efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bliggins
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Guard Pay Ended for Zeigler Strike Troops
Adjutant General Scott paid 20606 dollars to Zeigler guard units ending the mining strike duty. Company F Mount Vernon served Navy 26 last to Jan 13 and Company C Carbondale served from Nov 28 to Feb 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeigler Guard
Springfield
Scott
Zeigler
Mount Vernon
Navy
Carbondale
Wisconsin Drops Dual Meet to Chicago Y M A Team
The Central Y M A swimming team from Chicago defeated the University of Wisconsin in a dual meet held in the Central tank. Chicago accumulated 36 points across seven events to Wisconsin's 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Chicago
Central Y. M
University of Wisconsin
Association
President Bryan Guest at Chicago Indiana Alumni Dinner
President William Lowe Bryan and Mrs. Bryan were guests of honor at the Chicago alumni of Indiana University annual dinner. The event was the largest ever held by the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Chicago
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Governor Hoch of Kansas Roots and Rise to Power
Governor Hoch of Kansas born in Kentucky rose from a country editor to state leader. He signed a bi to authorize Kansas to build a state oil refinery after years of local political activity and a return to public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch
Kansas
Kentucky
Seven killed in rear end crash near Washington
Seven persons die and about forty hurt in a rear end collision between two inauguration passenger trains from Cleveland on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad en route to Washington. The dead include Lieutenant Schoffield and Captain Hendry. several other officers, civilians, and a Pullman conductor are among the injured with multiple critical conditions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Pitsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Washington
Donaldson C. Schofield
William R. Hendry
James Kehoe
H. R. Held
R. D. Smith
Fairfield
George Riley
Tippecanoe Club
Charles H. Sturgis
James Gray
O. C. Pinney
Quartermaster
Company C
Collingwood
Mob Lynches Alleged Attacker in West Side Incident
A mob of about 300 longshoremen dragged Assad H. Endor from his room in the New York West Side, placed a noose around his neck and prepared to lynch him after a claim he tried to maltreat an 11 year old girl. Police intervened with clubs and revolvers. Endor was remanded after a court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Assad H. Endor
Lower West Side
Enchor
Machel Regan
Regan
Wedding of Elsie Porter and Dr. Edwin Mende in Paris
Miss Elsie Porter daughter of the U S ambassador wed Dr Edwin Mende of Zurich in a small Passy town hall ceremony conducted by an infrequent mayor. Witnesses included General Winslow Clarence Porter on the bride side and Robert Westermann Hans Boelke for the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Civyil
Elsie Porter
United States
Edwin Mende
Zurich
Switzerland
Passy Quarter
General Winslow
Clarence Porter
Robert Westermann
Hans Boelke
Bouquet Presented at Pass Quarter Embassy Event
A bouquet was presented to the bride during a ceremony at the Pass Quarter site housing the United States embassy. The gesture highlighted the mission and the formal reception accompanying the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pass
United States
Elgin Mayor Signs City Electric Plant Lease Ordinance
In a Tampa dated letter Mayor A H Hubbard confirms signing the lease ordinance for the city electric light plant to the traction company. He states the finance committee and council gave the issue time and study and approved the ordinance, directing attestation and filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
A. Fl. Hubbard
Traction Company
Tampa
Vla
Hubbard
Negro Sues City Over Damages In Roanoke Case
In Lynchburg Virginia Rev Richard Jones a colored man files in federal court suit against the city of Roanoke for 230000 alleging city negligence to protect him. He also sues Joel Cutchin and City Sergeant J Manuel individually for 20000. Joel a colored Baptist preacher was charged with inflammatory preaching after a past assault on Mrs Shield and faced a mob. He has been living in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Richard Jones
Roanoke
Joel Cutchin
J. A. Manuel
Joel
Pennsylvania
Jones
Bayless O Bannon Shot by Former Inspector in Louisville
Bayless O Bannon a local freight agent for the Monon railroad was shot and seriously wounded by Frank Keith a former weight inspector of the joint rate inspection bureau Keith has been out of work for months claiming O Bannon refused a letter of recommendation Keith's mother and sister reside in Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Bayless O'Bannon
Monon Railroad
Frank Keith
Joint Rate Inspection Bureau
Keith
O'Bannon
Philadelphia
Unknown men killed by a train near the Illinois line
Two unnamed men died after being struck by a Chicago and Northwestern train south of Kenosha Wisconsin near the state line. They wore workingman attire yet appeared refined. One carried a book from Rhinelander bearing the name Mrs J Beman North Exchange street Fond du Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Chicago and Northwestern
Here
Illinois State Line
Rhinelander
J. Beman
North Exchange Street
Fond du Lac
Will Grind No More Canadian Wheat
Minneapolis mill shuts after grinding Canadian wheat and will reopen grinding domestic Wheat. Millers say no more Canadian wheat will be ground in Minneapolis this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Focal Company
Delta steamer burns near Hayward Island in Lake Providence
Advices from Lake Providence La report the Delta owned by the Arkansas River Packet company burned at Hayward Island. All passengers were rescued. The boat valued at 25000 dollars. It is not known what cargo was carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Lake Providence
Delta
Arkansas River Packet Company
Hayward Island
Bride’s Husband Dies by Carbolic Acid After Wedding
In Ottumwa Iowa on March 4 Ernest P. Duthbert aged 19 died by carbolic acid poisoning less than a day after marrying Miss Minery A Fuqua. He passed away in his wife’s arms and left no note explaining the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Ernest P. Duthbert
Minery A. Fuqua
Honor to diplomat Meyer in Rome farewell banquet
A grand farewell honors Ambassador Meyer as diplomats and Rome leaders gather. Vittoni and Barrere laud his service while Der Willam Sumsford and others praise his friendship with Roosevelt. Meyer notes gratefulness and announces permanent use of Villa Mirafiori by the American Academy funded by Walters Morgan Vanderbilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meyer
Rome
Minit R Vittoni
M. Barrere
der Willam Sumsford
St. George's Church
Roosevelt
United States
Topeka House Urges Warner For U S Senator
The Kansas house passes a concurrent resolution urging Missouri Republicans to elect Major William Warner to succeed Senator Cockrell. The measure states Warner belongs to the nation, not Missouri alone. Burlington Mason Louis Tuescher Dies At 88 In Iowa Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
House
Missouri
William Warner
United States
Cockrell
Burlington
Louis Tuescher
Town
Chicago Markets Report March 64 1908 Beef Hog Sheep Prices
Chicago markets show mixed cattle hog and sheep results with steady or higher tone on beef and strong hog receipts. Prices range from light hogs 4.75 to 5.07, mixed packers 4.85 to 5.15, cattle 3.30 to 6.10, sheep and lambs 6.50 to 7.80, with totals on receipts and shipments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Senate in the Path Having Fortified Herself with Reciprocity
Washington reports that Germany moves to renew a reciprocity treaty with the United States. Berlin seeks US concessions as Germany negotiates separate treaties with Austria France and Russia. Emperor William charges Baron Sternburg to pursue a deal to level US producers with European ones, but the Senate may block talks until it signals support for reciprocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berlin
Associated Press
Foreign Office
United States
Bown of Trade of
Austria
France
Russia
Germany
Eemperor
William
Baron Sternburg
Europe
United States Senate
Senate
Foreign trade in farm and forest products report
The Agriculture Department reports on 1904 foreign trade in farm and forest products. Export balance favored by farm products since 1900, with commodity totals for 1904 and comparisons to prior years. Forest exports rose, while grain and meat exports declined. imports rose in sugar, fibers, leather, and lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Isus
Paget named receiver of Bank of Cumberland Gap
Middlesboro Kentucky March 4 Charles I Paget appointed receiver of the Bank of Cumberland Gap Tennessee which has closed its doors with liabilities about forty thousand dollars and assets near the same amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesboro, Ly
Charles I’, Paget
Bank of
Cumberland Gap, Tenn
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John H., Reagan
Confeder
Ate Cabinet
Palestine
Texas
The
Evening Journal
Europatkin
Oyama
Kuroki
Fusam Mareh 1
Hun River
Waitao Mountain
John Henniger Reagan
Gan Was
Tennessee
Republic of Tex
Ber
Congress
Confederate Congress
Con
Treasury
Reagan
London
the Evening Journal
George Wyndham
Ire
E. W. Hoch
MOB Spirit
Negro
Han
Med
Grain Market
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Board of Trade
McCall Boos
Agen Cago
Tennessee Bank
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