Battles Loom as Kuropatkin Evades Major Setback
Tokyo praises General Kuropatkin for extricating his army from Liaotung without a battle and warns a decisive clash may unfold at Ta-tehe-kiao or Hal-cheng. Japanese sources note loss of Yinkow favoring Japan and hint at moves toward Mukden, with emphasis on morale and strategic withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Kuropatkin
Mura
Wai-chen
Uwoone
Ta-tehe-kiao
Hal-cheng
Kuroepatkin
Lido- Junsu
Liao-yang
Notice of Marriage and Death In The Wanegra Pause
Classified notice offers simultaneous publication in multiple morning newspapers including New York Times Baltimore Herald Boston Globe Philadelphia Ledger and other papers upon application. No extra charge for insertion or telegraphing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrace
NEW York Times
Braltimore Herald
Boston
LOBE
Elfpalg
OLIER
Cincinnati
Fsqlirer
Chega K Ord-Herald
Philadelphia
Plasic Ledger
Pilisberg
EPHOV
Idske Journal
Roch
Ns Rr
Lolis
Obituaries Notice List With Names and Deaths Across Washington
A garbled obituary page shows multiple deaths and funeral notices for Adams, Balcour, Beall, Becher, Durham, Hussey, and Matthews among others. Entries reference residences on streets like Northwest and East streets, August dates in 1904, and private or public funeral arrangements including Arlington and Creek Cemetery. The fragmentary list preserves names, ages, and funeral timing though some details are unclear.
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Adams
Sunde
Tadd Senooef
Rosanna Adame
Puneral
Art T
Balcours
LO Atiwom
Dabeuck
Charles Gabeock
John BR. Low
Treek Creek
Ho Street
Norther
Dace Owens
John Beall
Utsopom
Mars Elizabeth
Muliicom
Privite Jack's
Weain
Gees
Sirol Ann Becher
Wasage
James RO
Durham
Beloy
Anne M. Durhiam
Ninth Street
Tuesnes
Amrett
Arlington
Hussey
Emily Rose Hussey
Ro Rouse
Kergun Streat
Dem
Congressional Cametra Relalves
Matthews
Ao Om
Bernard Mason Matt
Steve M
Jutta Forrest
Matthew
Ui C Sront
Yom
Russians Decide to Fight Amid Japanese Advances at Motien Pass
Reports from Gen. Kuroki's HQ detail the Japanese right wing’s hard fighting last Sunday near Motien Pass. A center column brigade clawed up rocks at Chobaide Pass, routing Russian regiments, with about 1,000 Russians killed or wounded in minutes, while Japanese casualties reached twelve.
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Kuroki
Fusan
Chobaide Pass
Motien Pass
Europe Eyes Contraband Policy Yet to Be Declared
Government circles deny foreign influence on contraband definitions in the Russia Japan war. The United States is assessing which merchandise it will deem contraband without input from other powers. Once a decision is reached the stance will be announced publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
Baeas
Jaupane
Dee
Fae
Hussain
Sen Wes
Tia Ramos
Uinshunshan
Jonese
Turner
Japan
Wroclaw iii
United States
Russia
European trade review outlook amid grain boom and steady iron sales
The Times reports hopeful signs for the British economy with grain speculation rising from San Francisco to Budapest and price gains across London Berlin Antwerp and Budapest. Harvests in Europe pressuring markets as home wheat stays firm while American steel shipments to the U K rise and cotton trades remain healthy for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Washington Post
London
Times’ Financial Supplement
United
France
Austro-Fungary
Roumania
Hungary
Chicago
Berlin
Antwerp
Budapest
England
Belgium
Ness
Cardiff
United States
Newcastle
Daring Fire Lake Descent Amazes River View Crowd
Mans Drukker drew hundreds at River View by swinging on a wire and diving into an artificial lake as flames and combustible liquid lit the surface. Lights went out, he plunged through the blaze, then resurfaced unharmed after firefighters quenched the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mans
Drukker
River View
Drukk
Death on Kernan's Theater Stage Claims Heart Failure
Frank Gardiner watchman at Kernan's Cheater collapsed on stage at 1145 and died soon after. Acting Coroner Glazebrook allowed removal to his home at 1310 Florida avenue northeast. Gardiner, about 55, formerly a policeman, kept the Hleveth street entrance during performances.
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Kernan’s
Frank Gardiner
Kernan
Tage
Johnson
Glazebrook
Florida Avenue
Gardiner
Hleveth Street
Injured by Falling from Car Emily Johnson of Morris Street
Emily Johnson a 56 year old resident of 1527 Morris Street Northwest fell from a car on U Street near Eleventh Street last night suffering fractures in both bones of her right wrist. She was taken to Freedmen's Hospital for treatment. Princess Alice Robbed in Paris Hotel Mercedes valuables taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Johnson
Morris Street
U Street
Eleventh Street
Freedmen's Hospital
Princess of
Monaco
Paris
Alice of
British expedition reaches Lassa Amban encamped near Potala Palace
British forces arrive in Lassa on August 3 with the Dalai Lama in seclusion for three years. The camp sits about a mile from Potala Mountain where the Dalai Lama’s palace and gardens lie. Col. Younghusband receives a ceremonial visit from the Amban who offers help toward a settlement. Gen. MacDonald reports the end of a long march with cautious advance and no fighting since Karola.
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Dalai Lama
Sacred
Simla
British India
Tibet
Lassa
Potala
Col
Younghusband
Ambon
MacDonald
London Times
Washington Post
Gen
Col. Younghusband
Amban
Deaths of Max Hess and Several Notables Across Cities
Philadelphia mourns Max Arnold Hess, the blind comedian known as Max Arnold, who died after months of illness at age forty three. Born in Philadelphia, he rose from San Francisco stages to partnerships with Harrigan Mart and Tony Pastor before touring comic opera. his eyesight failed about thirteen years ago yet he remained popular in entertainment. Other obituaries note Isaac Newton Toplitt, carriage hardware maker, found dead in Syracuse at seventy one. Lt. Gen. Yamaguchi of Japan dies after lingering illness. Eduard Hanslick, famed Vienna music critic, Richard John Shaw in Chicago, Albert von Bernard on a Lehigh Valley train, Rev. William J. Hill in Brooklyn, among others.
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Philadelphia
Max Arnold Ness
Max Arnold
Mr. Hess
San Francisco
Daniel Sully
Harrigan & Mart
Tonny Pastor
Cleveland
Ohio
Isaac Newton Toplitt
John S. Gray
Jamies Street
Syracuse
Toplit
Euclid Avenue
Tokyo
Yamaguchi
Gen
Vienna
Eduard Hanslick
Prague
New York
Albert von Bernard
Klausenberg
Hungary
St. Louis
von Bernard
St. Louis Exposition
Iungary
Wiliam J. Hill
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Brooklyn
St. Paul's
Tipperary
Ireland
Davis
Union
Garfield
Folger
Harrison
Court of Appeals
Isaac H. Maynard
Maynard
David B. Hill
Levi P. Morton
McKinley
Bryan
Roosevelt
Odell
Parker
Death of Noted Prelate Hartigan Dominicans Mourn
Very Rev. Patrick Vincent Hartigan O P died in Minneapolis at forty nine. Born in Troy New York he studied at Christian Brothers College and was an accomplished musician and writer. He served as pastor of the Dominican Church in New Haven and twice as prior in New York City. Funeral at St Vincent Ferrer Church New York with interment at Calvary Cemetery Long Island.
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J. A. Hinch
St. Dominic's Convent
Minneapolis
Minn
Patrick Vincent Hartigan
O. P
Holy Rosary Convent
Troy
Christian Brothers’ College
Dominican Church
New Haven
Conn
New York City
St. Vincent Ferrer Church
Calvary Cemetery
Long Island
Blaze at Baltimore Hotel Entrance Awning
Fire crews from engines 4 2 14 6 and trucks Cc B plus Chemical No 1 fought a blaze under an awning over the Baltimore Hotel entrance on New York avenue near Fourteenth street just after midnight. Rosa Peyton of 221 Ninth Street was overcome by heat during church services at First Baptist Church Sherman avenue and Farragut street northwest last night.
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Chemical No. 1
Enginger Wagner
Baltimore Hotel
New York Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Rosa Peyton
Ninth Street
First Baptist Church
Sherman Avenue
Farragut Street
Trusts and Roosevelt Conflict in Campaign Debate
The New York Press argues that coal barons meat monopolists and other trusts cannot derail the Roosevelt campaign by fomenting strikes. They say such attempts waste genius and money and will not mislead the elements the trust power seeks to provoke into a personal crisis against Roosevelt's policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Mr. Roosevelt
Trust Power Daily
Roosevelt
August Sales Offer Marked Down Stock and Varieties
A retail notice proclaims August sales with aims of complete stock clearance at year’s lowest prices and highly attractive varieties. The short announcement emphasizes universal effort to achieve the sale objective and entice buyers.
Bow Wong Way Chapter Formed By Chinese Reform Group
In Philadelphia at 318 Pennsylvania Avenue a new Bow Wong Way chapter of the Chinese Empire Reform Association was organized with about sixty visiting Chinese from Baltimore and New York present. Officers include Charlie Levy and Moy Dung Hyung as associate presidents, Moy Woy Kim as vice president, and others as secretaries, treasurer, and interpreters. Telegrams of congratulations arrived from over thirty chapters in the United States and from two chapters in the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinese Empire Reform Association
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Maryland
New York
Charlie Levy
Moy Dung Hyung
Moy Woy Kim
Long Mon Chong
Moy Gong
Lee Kim
Moy Jim
Charlie Beng
Washington
America
Orient
United States
Baker City
Oreg
Wei
Cimatown
Bow Wong Woy
C. Dhferents
Warship to Santo Domingo signals rising tensions
Complying with the State Department mandate, Admiral Grigsbee at San Juan ordered a war vessel to Monte Cristi, Santo Domingo, following Mr. Dawson’s suggestion. The action implies trouble in the republic as Hay dines with Roosevelt. Secretary Hay dined with the President at the White House last night and stayed until 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Grigsbee
San Juan
Monte Cristi
Santo Domingo
Dawson
Hay
Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt Backed by Morgan Says New York World
The New York World reports that J Pierpont Morgan will support President Roosevelt, after influence from ex Secretary Root and Morgan partner Perkins. The article notes Morgan’s firm profited from the Panama affair and discusses New Haven and Connecticut Democratic tensions, Parker’s potential rise, and diverse New York voting history through recent elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
Roosevelt
New York World
Morgan
Root
Perkins
Harvard
Mr. Morgan
Panama
State Department eyes expanded trade via diplomatic consular cooperation
Acting Secretary Loomis instructs U S diplomatic officers to report on feasibility of using diplomats to boost export trade. Plan envisions closer, more systematic collaboration with consular service and potential commercial attaches to gather first hand industrial information and promote U S interests abroad. Officers asked to detail current cooperation, existence and duties of any commercial attaches, and their usefulness.
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State Department
United States
Department of State
Loomis
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Oku
Liaotung Peninsula
Yinkow
Tethy-kine
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Joseph Gawler
Pa Ave
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Commodious Chapel
Nortete Ee Ek
John R. Wricht
Ner
Tenth Street
J. William Lee
Ava
George P. Zarhorst
Godertaker and Embalmer
Ponerat Garlors Bi
Capitol Ast
Melephoos
Kast
Anshanshan
Haicheng
Liaoyang
Europe
European Trade Review
Burning Lake
Gascogn
Jayre
Queenstown
Southampton
Harbarossa
Bremen
Etruria
Liverpool
Dover
Pretoria
Hamburg
Boulogne
Max Arnold Hess
Saratoga
Lewis Elmore
Sheepshead Bay
H. B. Duryea Racing
John Shaw
Board of Trade
W. B. Moses & Sons
General Furniture Department
Massachusetts Avenue N. W
Tsian
Reform Association
Halfris
Frank Smith
Granite
Chaffee Co
Cole
Fouiy
Golten
Pierce
Buffalo
Great Discount Sale
Esc Ace
Connecticut
Billy’ Sheehan
Col. N. D. Osborne
Sheehan
Judge Parker
Col. Osborne
Bill’ Devery
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Treasury
Cent
Elkins
Col Tom
West Virginia Central
Dayton
Onr
Kansas
Curtis
Bowerseck
Bowersock
Kansas City
Kan
Kniven
Reeder
Chicago Chronicle
Mr. Littleton
Bill’ Sheehan
Gov. Montague
Virginia
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Diplomatic Corps
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Cardinal's Rose
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