Japanese Praise Kuropatkin After Liaotung Evacuation
Tokyo reports Gen Kuropatkin praised for extricating his army from the Liaotung Peninsula without disaster. Japanese sources foresee a decisive battle near Ta te he kiao or Hal cheng as his forces concentrate, while Russian setbacks and Japanese arms gains shift the balance toward Mukden.
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Kuroki
Oku
Kuropatkin
Tokyo
Liaotung Peninsula
Yinkow
Mura
Wai-chen
Uwoone
Ta-tehe-kiao
Hal-cheng
Kuroepatkin
Lido- Junsu
Liao-yang
Notice of Marriage and Death Insertions
Notice announces simultaneous insertion of marriage and death notices in morning newspapers without extra charge. Mentioned titles include New York Times, Baltimore Herald, Boston Globe, Philadelphia Ledger, Pittsburgh Dispatch, St Paul Pioneer Press. Details indicate applications required for publication across listed dailies.
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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 From a City Catholic Cemetery District
Partial death notices listed with names Adams Beall Becher Durham Hussey Matthews and others, ages from twenty six to eighty four, with dates August 5 to August 9, 1904. Details include residences in Northwest and Northeast Washington and funeral plans at churches and private interments at Arlington and Creek Creek Cemetery.
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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 as Japanese Advance Elevates Battle
Reports from Gen Kuroki's headquarters detail hard fighting on the Japanese right wing during last Sunday's action. At Chobaide Pass a center column brigade charged two Russian regiments, firing from rock terraces and dislodging defenders, leaving about 1,000 Russians killed or wounded in minutes while the Japanese suffered twelve casualties.
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Kuroki
Fusan
Chobaide Pass
Motien Pass
Europe s Advice Not Asked On Contraband Policy
The United States will declare its own views on contraband without consulting European governments. Officials say Washington is not seeking foreign guidance and will determine which goods are contraband in the Russia Japan conflict. When a decision is made, the government will publish its stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Japan
Grain boom and world market shifts trim English trade
London reports traders see fair near term weather for the economy as grain activity dominates. Speculation driven by U S market sentiment lifts grain and flour values while crop reports from France Austro Hungary and Romania influence prices. Iron and steel and woolens show mixed signals with domestic demand steady and exports growing.
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
Daredevil diver plunges into burning river at River View
Mans Drukker enticed hundreds at River View by descending a wire into an artificial lake linked to a shoot-the-chute. Lights went out as a flammable liquid was lit, he plunged through flames into the water and resurfaced unharmed after the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mans
Drukker
River View
Drukk
Watchman Dies on Kernan's Stage from Heart Attack
Frank Gardiner watchman at Kernan's Theater collapsed and died likely from heart failure just after 11:45 PM. Acting Coroner Glazebrook authorized removal to 1310 Florida Avenue NE. Gardiner, about 55, formerly a policeman, had been a theater doorkeeper at Hebeath Street entrance.
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Kernan’s
Frank Gardiner
Kernan
Tage
Johnson
Glazebrook
Florida Avenue
Gardiner
Hleveth Street
Injured by Falling from Car on U Street
Emily Johnson colored fifty six years old of 1527 Morris street northwest fell from two car at U street near Eleventh last night and broke both bones in the right wrist She was removed to Freedmen's Hospital Princess Alice of Monaco robbed in Paris of a 12000 jewel and other valuables
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Emily Johnson
Morris Street
U Street
Eleventh Street
Freedmen's Hospital
British expedition reaches Lassa amid Tibet settlement talks
British forces encamped a mile from Potala Palace near Lassa as Dalai Lama retreats to a monastery and vows three years of seclusion. Col. Younghusband hosts ceremonial visit by Amban while Gen. MacDonald reports a successful march after 400 miles of travel toward the unknown objective.
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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
Death notices and retirements in eight cities on Aug 7
Multiple brief obituaries report the deaths of Max Arnold Hess a blind comedian in Philadelphia aged 43 Isaac Newton Toplitt a Cleveland carriage hardware maker in Syracuse New York Lieut Gen Yamaguchi of Japan’s Fifth Division in Tokyo Eduard Hanslick famed Vienna critic Lewis Elmore trainer at Sheepshead Bay John Shaw longtime Chicago board of trade broker Albert von Bernard Hungary born on Lehigh Valley train Reverend William J Hill former Mount St Marys College president and St Pauls Church rector in Brooklyn aged 57.
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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
Death of a Noted Prelate Hartigan O P
Very Rev Patrick Vincent Hartigan O P former prior of Holy Rosary Convent Minneapolis dies at 49 Born in Troy he studied at Christian Brothers College became a musician and writer He served as pastor of the Dominican Church New Haven and prior in New York City Funeral at St Vincent Ferrer Church New York with burial 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 Awning Calls Multiple Units
Fire crews from Engines 4 2 14 and 6 Trucks Cc B and Chemical No 1 responded to a blaze in an awning over the entrance of the Baltimore Hotel on New York avenue near Fourteenth street shortly after midnight. Rosa Peyton of 221 Ninth Street was overcome by heat during church services at First Baptist Church near Sherman avenue and Farragut street northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical No. 1
Enginger Wagner
Baltimore Hotel
New York Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Rosa Peyton
Ninth Street
First Baptist Church
Sherman Avenue
Farragut Street
Roosevelt and trust interests in campaign conflict
The New York Press argues that coal barons meat monopolists and other trusts cannot derail the Roosevelt campaign by provoking strikes. It contends such schemes will fail to mislead the public or alter the core issues, as the trust powers’ efforts to inflame personal crisis against Roosevelt will backfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Mr. Roosevelt
Trust Power Daily
Roosevelt
August Sales Offer Deep Discounts Across Stock
Merchants announce August sales aiming for full stock clearance. Prices described as the lowest of the year with varied and attractive selections to entice shoppers.
Sixty Celestials form Bow Wong Way chapter in Pennsylvania
A local chapter of the Chinese Empire Reform Association was organized at 318 Pennsylvania Avenue with about sixty visiting Chinese from Baltimore and New York. Officers include Charlie Levy and Moy Dung Hyung as associate presidents and Moy Woy Kim as vice president. The group vows to depose the Dowager Empress and support the Emperor. Telegrams of congratulations from over thirty chapters were read, and future meetings will involve leaders from the United States and China.
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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
Bill’ Devery
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Parker
Treasury
Cent
Elkins
Davis
Col Tom
West Virginia Central
Dayton
Onr
Warship to Santo Domingo alerts Dominican tensions
Complying with the State Department request Admiral Grigsbee at San Juan dispatches a war vessel to Monte Cristi Santo Domingo. Suggested by Mr. Dawson the American Minister there, the move signals potential trouble in the country. Hay dines with Roosevelt at the White House, staying until 1 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Grigsbee
San Juan
Monte Cristi
Santo Domingo
Dawson
Hay
Roosevelt
White House
Morgan backs Roosevelt in Democratic World claim
The New York World reports J Pierpont Morgan will support Roosevelt, aided by ex Secretary Root and Perkins, saying Morgan’s firm profited from the Panama funds. Connecticut and New Haven factional fights threaten Democratic cohesion as Sheehan pushes for harmony under Parker's prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pierpont Morgan
Roosevelt
New York World
Morgan
Root
Perkins
Harvard
Mr. Morgan
Panama
Connecticut
New Haven
Bryan
Billy’ Sheehan
New York
Col. N. D. Osborne
Sheehan
Judge Parker
Col. Osborne
State Department Aims to Link Diplomatic and Consular Trade Efforts
Acting Secretary Loomis orders diplomatic officers to prepare memos on the feasibility of using embassies and legations to promote U S trade. The plan seeks closer cooperation with consular services to gather first hand industrial data and expand export opportunities in foreign markets. It asks whether commercial attaches exist, their duties and status, and if such attaches would aid U S interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
United States
Department of State
Loomis
Uch Sd
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W. R. Speare
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Pa Ave
R. F. Harvey's Sons
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street
Penceyivenia Ava
George P
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Newstar
Anshanshan
Haicheng
Liaoyang
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European Trade Review
Burning Lake
Princess of
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Alice of
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Jayre
Queenstown
Southampton
Harbarossa
Bremen
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Liverpool
Dover
Pretoria
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Max Arnold Hess
Max Arnold Ness
Max Arnold
Mr. Hess
San Francisco
Daniel Sully
Harrigan & Mart
Tonny Pastor
Saratoga
Lewis Elmore
Sheepshead Bay
H. B. Duryea Racing
John Shaw
Board of Trade
W. B. Moses & Sons
General Furniture Department
Tsian
Reform Association
Halfris
Frank Smith
Granite
Chaffee Co
Cole
Fouiy
Golten
Pierce
Buffalo
Great Discount Sale
Esc Ace
Union
Garfield
Folger
Harrison
Court of Appeals
Isaac H. Maynard
Maynard
David B. Hill
Levi P. Morton
McKinley
Odell
Kansas
Curtis
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Kan
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Reeder
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Tennessee
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