THINK ARMY- IS DOOMED
London observers declare General Kuropatkin's forces doomed to disaster as Japanese tactics close the net and threaten to annihilate most of the Russian army. Telegraph editorial warns the war may end with Russia unable to replenish its ranks amid heavy rains delaying railway traffic in Arizona.
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London
Kuropatkin
Kamamura
Kingfon
Tthus
Tie Pass
The
Daily Telegraph
Russia
Tokio
Arizona
Battle Report From Mukden Amidst Japanese Pressure
Reports from Mukden say Russian forces still hold the city at noon yesterday while Japanese artillery bombards Fu Pass a key point in the Kuropatkin retreat. A windstorm rages as dispatches indicate Japanese forces north of Mukden threaten the railway vital to the Russian army.
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Mukden
Fu Pass
Hun
Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Russian News from Mukden and Kuropatkin Fight
St Petersburg reports little progress in the Mukden battle and uncertain Russian retreat lines. Japanese forces pressing toward the Hun river and Fu pass threaten Kuropatkin while Russian left may fall back behind the river as reserves rush to defend Tie pass and nearby positions.
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Mukden
Kuropatkin
Oku
Fu Pass
Wengral Linovitch
Hun
Fu ‘Pass
Rennenkampf
Fushun
Tii Pass
Cenger
Tie Pass
Héybin
Manchuria
Hine
Han
Oyama
Japan
Port Arthur
Trenth
Vafangow
Halcheng
Ferocious Courage Shaped by Tenacious Mukden Battle
Reports from Mukden on March 9 10 describe a brutal ten day siege with Russian defenders and Japanese attackers locked in brutal combat. Oyama drives northward encircling the city as Russian forts fall and civilians suffer amid heavy shelling and desperate assaults. Waning supplies and relentless counterattacks mark a war of attrition with scarce food and exhausted troops on both sides.
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Oyama
Wahuntun
Andre
Stern Oyama Arives
Iighty
Shakhe
Pont Jott
Hun River
Japan
Terse Telegrams from Washington to Porto Rico
Digest of brief dispatches and notices: Tennessee senator Bate dead. California anti prizefight bill defeated. Norway coalition ministry formed. Roosevelt dinner at the White House. Walter Hume Long to Ireland post. German Crown Prince Frederick William婚 and Duchess Cecelia to wed June 6 in Berlin. Russia fortifies toward India. Warsaw police assistant commissioner shot. West Pittston tragedy fatal for seven. Ann Arbor hazing stabbing under investigation with knife wielded by freshman. Colorado gubernatorial vacancy question deferred pending court ruling. Bryan bequest suit over sealed letter not part of will. deadly peasant uprising in Orlovka region. Missouri track betting repeal passes senate. Porto Rico coats of arms restored to Spanish-era symbol.
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National union leaders repudiate New York rail strike action
In New York on March 10, Grand Chief Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers repudiated the strike as a violation of national union laws and ordered strikers to report for duty or face expulsion. Local leaders and strikers clash over authority while service in the subway and elevated lines shows mixed results as demand stabilizes.
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Aabway
Grand
National ‘Union
Interboroughs” Company
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Union of Locomotive Engineers
National Union
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Market Report Prevailing Prices for Grains and Livestock
Market report dated March 9 lists prices across Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago New York East Buffalo and Toledo. Wheat No 2 red 1.16 at Indianapolis 1.17 at Cincinnati 1.115 to 1.15 at Chicago 1.13 at Toledo. Corn No 2 mixed 47 1 4c Indianapolis 50c Cincinnati 47c Chicago No 2 47c. Oats No 2 mixed 32 1 68 Indianapolis 33 1 68 Cincinnati Valenc. Cattle prices range general around $2.25 to $3.75, hogs around $4.40 to $4.75, sheep $4.00 to $6.25, lambs $5.00 to $7.65. Prices vary by market and type.
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Guille
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Chicago
New York
East Buffalo
al Jeatock
Carnegie Out of Chadwick Trial in Cleveland
Cleveland date March 10 Andrew Carnegie is no longer part of the Chadwick trial as it proceeds in Cleveland. If Mrs Chadwick is acquitted Carnegie may appear later but for the present case he is free to go home. The defense failed to force a verdict of acquittal and the judge overruled motions to strike testimony or remove the case from the jury. It seemed the jury could be chosen that evening or the case may be paused to Monday. Washington notes delegates from mothers congresses in twenty states will attend the national congress in Washington opening March 10.
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Ohio
Andrew Carnegie
Chadwick
Carnegie
Taylor
Court of Appeals
Sullivan
Washington
Mothers’ Congresses
National Congress of Mothers
Bargains in Farm and City Property
Real estate offer listing multiple dwellings and farms with prices and terms. Properties include 5 to 6 room houses on Van Trees and Meridian Streets, a brick business house near Washington, 50 acres 14 miles from city, 20 acres melga land, 370 acres river bottom land, and a 100 acre farm 4 miles southeast with easy terms. Numerous lots and parcels advertised with cash or long-term terms.
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Turner's Ltd
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K. R. Awitch
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