Retreating Russian Army Faces Japanese Advance Near Mukden
Report says General Kuropatkin is drawing back south and west of Mukden as Japanese forces press. Rennenkampf reportedly cut off on the east with Japanese in the vicinity of The Pass. Russian supplies and heavy guns degraded by the retreat. casualties from Tuesday's fighting around 7,000.
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Mukden
Russia
Tie Pass
Atore
Gnt’ Iits
Rennenkampf
Manchuria
St.Petersburg
Oyama
Onka
Napoleon
Liao Yang
Bedan
Nicholas
Kuroki
Momment Oyama
Kurdpatkin
Ja Ous
Biiebre
Ogame
Tie Pags
Hecas
Sakhareff Ip
Nicholas Nicholaevich
Cyposer Kuropatkin
Mukdeni
Thobastie
Theisky
Retreat of Kuropatkin Threatens Russian Ridge Route
Tokyo reports that after the Mukden battle the Russian army under Kuropatkin is retreating toward Tie Pass with vast trains. Oyama’s forces press the retreat, while Kuropatkin seeks to preserve the army despite flank threats and heavy Japanese assaults.
Last Japanese Push Forces Russian Retreat Toward Mukden
Dispatches report Japanese forces pressing west of Mukden forcing Russian withdrawals. Fires burn warehouses and commissary stores as Russians retreat on a fast changing front amid heavy fighting. State Department confirms Japanese success and Russian retreat with many casualties.
Stanford Poisoning Case Reported Incomplete
March 9 dispatch notes police believe Mrs Jane Lathrop Stanford may have been murdered while the community of San Francisco awaits further details.
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Stanford. Poigoning
Hefé ‘Ara
Mrz
Jane Lathrop
Stanford
Ieumity Neveren
Rein
Senate Puts Dominican Treaty Near Ratification
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has nearly perfected language on the Santo Domingo treaty. A vote to decide ratification or rejection is upcoming, with most Republicans expected to favor the amended report. Democratic members oppose the treaty in principle, aiming to avoid establishing Monro doctrine precedent.
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Washington
Sant Domingo
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Monroy
Trial wraps up as Chadwick case edges toward verdict
Cleveland court completed a lengthy session featuring character evidence, bank records, and two $50,000 drafts from the Oberlin bank tied to Mrs. Chadwick. A certified check for $12,500 was questioned, with bank records showing no entitlement to credit. Defense witnesses to come, then closing arguments. In St. Louis a fire on Fifteenth street damaged a pony plant, destroying machinery and threatening the large facility worth substantial loss.
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Ohio
Chadwick
Beckwith
Spear
Sullivan
Oberlin Bank
Lyon
Importers and Traders National Bank
New York
East St. Louis
Fifteenth Street
Wiest
Prominent Cincinnati Lawyer Col A W McCormick Dies
Colonel A W McCormick a leading Cincinnati attorney died suddenly of heart trouble. The report notes other war and political items including Bishop Booth in Jerusalem meetings and Premier Balfour cabinet vacancies. A Chickasaw Oklahoma wholesale grocer loss of 100000 by fire is cited.
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Cinainnath
Kuropatkin
General Booth
Salvation Army
Jerusalem
Balfour
M. Witte
Committee of Ministers
St. Petersburg
New York Subway Strikers Return to Work Slow Resumption Noted
Across New York the Interborough company reports improved traffic with the second day of the strike showing reduced disorder. Subway express service returns during the evening rush while elevated lines grow steadier and officials anticipate full resumption soon. In Topeka changes reveal Santa Fe overcharges possibly benefiting monopolies as state probes move ahead. Terre Haute citizens and reporters face grand jury questions about county graft and faulty road contracts.
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New York
Ihterborough Company
Sixth Avenue
Interbotmizh Company
Pepper
Am ‘F Ramated Association
Ens
Eve
Topeka
Kan
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
W. J. Healy
Santa Fe
Kansas
Standard Oil Company
Terre Haute
Ind
Citizens’ Committee
Grand Jury
Offeas
Inaugural Cowboys Entertained at White House Parade
Captain Seth Bullock and his company of cowboys entertained at the White House in Washington during the inaugural period. They walked to the White House and had an informal chat and smoke with the president before leaving for home.
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Washington
March
Seth Bullock
Vastabghe
White House
Bullock
Republican Editors Meet in Washington Convention
Washington March 9 The National Republican Editorial association held its sixth annual convention in the city. The program included the annual address by President John A Sletcher read in his absence, remarks by Vice President Fairbanks, officer elections, and a reception at Fairbanks home. Danville saloonkeeper shot fatally wounded by John Tabor a soldier home here.
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Washington
National Republican Editorial Association
John A. Sletcher
Leslie
A. of Bunnell
Market report of Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and New York livestock and grain
The report covers wheat and corn prices in Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and Toledo as well as hogs cattle sheep and lambs with firm steady or quiet trading notes. Prices include No 2 red wheat at Indianapolis 1.17 to 1.18, cattle around 3.00 to 4.75 and hogs near 4.50 to 4.75, with varied quotations across cities and futures.
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Cinginnati
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New York
East Buffalo Livestock
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