Russians Pull Back Near Liaoyang Amid Mud and Rain
A St Petersburg dispatch reports Gen Kuropatkin retreating north of Liaoyang with a strong rear guard while rains hinder Manchurian operations. Japanese forces, about 300,000, prepare to pressure Liaoyang as Mukden garrison grows and Sukpatkin’s line shifts toward Tsianshan and Sinmintin.
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Linevane
War Office
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Liao-yang
An-shan-shan
Hoi-cheng
Shiao-yang
Mukden
Sin-tsin-tin
Tsianshan
Emperor Nicholas
Europathkin
Genuropatkin
Teondon
Daily Mail
Sinmintin
Aogent
Jiaoyang
Chiutsu
Japan May Force Peace From First Page Contiroled
The article discusses how major powers might secure peace by pressuring Russia to cede Manchuria and Japan to relinquish the province to China. It notes that if Manchuria is ceded, intervention under the powers could protect China’s integrity and help end the war. Russia’s willingness to yield is weighed against joint power action.
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China
Japan
Manchuria
Hay
Tiat
Hays
Russia
Shippers troubled by doubtful cargo at Antwerp port
A London Times cable report from Brussels notes Russia's contraband stance unsettles Antwerp shipping. With major Japan service lines withdrawn, Eastbound cargo is left to a few firms. Uncertain cargo prompts refusals of rails and wire netting while English counsels warn many daily consumables may be seized if Russia's pretensions are admitted.
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London Times
Washington, Post
Brussels
Russia
Japan
Holt, Thorhson
Far East
Steamer Thea Condemned by Russian Prize Court
Vladivostok Aug delayed in transmission The prize court condemns the German steamer Thea sunk by Vladivostok squadron off Japan July 24. Evidence shows Thea chartered by Japanese firm Khakosannt Gassikiai and active in Japanese trade since March 25. Court says she lost rights as a nation’s vessel and her cargo of fish was for Japan. Region quiet as rain begins.
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Thea
Japan
Khakosannt Gassikiai
Tibetans Delay Parley as Younghusband Seeks Peace Delegates
Col Younghusband heads the British mission in Lassa Tibet and urges the appointment of peace negotiators. He warns that each day of delay could raise indemnities demanded by Britain. The Dalai Lama left his seal to allow signing in his absence. Inhabitants aid the mission with supplies as talks stall.
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Younghusband
Lassa
Tibet
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Dalai Luama
John Mitchell Foresees International Miners Congress
John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, presided over Inter national Miners Congress meetings in Paris on August 10, conveying American workers thanks for the sympathetic New World reception. The day covered maladies of workers and passed a resolution to use legal means to curb ankylostomiasis.
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International Miners’ Congress
Paris
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Congress
Workers of America
New World
Liberals Win Northeast Lanark Seat In Canada Era Style
In northeast Lanark Liberal candidate Provost Windlay was elected with 6,619 votes. Unionist Touch received 4,677 and Labour’s Robertson 4,984. The seat had been Liberal until 191 when Sir William Henry Rattigan held it died.
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London
Lanark
William Henry Rattigan
Provost Windlay
Mr. Touch
Robertson
Labor Party
Senator Scott Stricken By Acute Indigestion At HQ
New York Aug 10 United States Senator Nathan B Scott of West Virginia was taken ill at his desk in the Republican national headquarters. Doctors say acute indigestion. He was moved to the Fifth Avenue Hotel where a nurse and physicians attend. Mrs Scott was summoned and later reports say he rests easily and is not seriously ill.
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United States
Nathan B. Scott
West Virginia
Iis
Republican National
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Senator Scott
Springfield
Mass
Democratic National Committee
Tennessee
Sam Donelson
John S. Martin
Donelson
Martin
Cpl. Donelson
Sale News Brightens Prices at Moses & Sons Store
The season of clearance prompts deep discounts on rugs, mattings, lace curtains, poufings, and couch covers at W. B. Moses & Sons on F Street at Eleventh. Goods must go as quick selling takes precedence over price.
Roosevelt Loyalist Crane Praised As Republican Leader
The Springfield Union lauds former Gov W Murray Crane as a top political organizer and adviser guiding the Republican party with steadfast integrity. It cites Roosevelt’s reliance on high character figures, while other papers critique reform rhetoric and electoral tactics amid Cuban reciprocity debates and Missouri governor races.
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W. Murray Crane
Springfield
Mass
Roosevelt
Tired Mothers Find Relief in Hood’s Sarsaparilla
The ad describes the burdens of motherhood and housework, calling the home a shop that runs sixteen hours a day. It claims Hood’s Sarsaparilla refreshes the blood improves appetite and reassures restful sleep for tired mothers.
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