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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1904

Page

30

Russians Slip Away In Manchuria Retreat Near Liaoyang

The general staff reports heavy rains hinder operations in Manchuria as Gen Kuropatkin withdraws most of his army north of Liaoyang leaving a strong rear guard. Japanese forces total about 300000, with reports of further movements around Mukden and Liaoyang amid ongoing skirmishes and rain disrupted movement. A Daily Mail correspondent notes a large Mukden garrison, with Japanese forces positioned south and east of Jiaoyang and near Chiutsu.

Kuropatkin Liaoyang St. Petersburg Europat Inn Paitnuko Linevane War Office Siamou-cheng 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

Peace prospects after Manchuria crisis discussed by powers

The article analyzes how Japan may force peace by driving Russian forces from Manchuria and relinquishing the province to China. It notes powers’ replies to Hay and Taft notes hint at intervention to protect China, while acknowledging potential disagreements among nations but a shared urge to restore peace and deter dismemberment.

China Japan Manchuria Hay Tiat Hays Russia

Russia Holds Firm On Prize Rules In Naval Dispatch

St Petersburg indicates no retreat from right to destroy neutral vessels in emergencies under prize regulations though pledging not to employ such extreme measures unless prize court unfeasible. Britain’s demand to free Allanton with security deposit rejected. documents in Arabia case await admiralty court review. Also notes Portland Arabia ruling and casualty figures from Yalu battle via Col. Crowder reports, with Russians suffering 30 officers and 90 men wounded and others killed.

St Petersburg Great Britain Vladivostok Russia Great United States Arabia Gromboi Associated Press The Yalu War Department E. H. Crowder Far East Nso

Shippers Perturbed by Doubtful Antwerp Cargo

A London Times dispatch reports Antwerp shipping circles alarmed by Russia’s contraband stance. The withdrawal of P&O and Holt lines leaves East Asia freight to a few firms, causing cargo refusals of rails and wire netting. English counsel warns fifty daily-use articles risk confiscation if Russian aims are accepted. German houses show more latitude in freight lists. Privately chartered ships fill gaps, harming British trade.

Antwerp London Times Washington, Post Brussels Russia Japan Holt, Thorhson Far East

Thea Condemned by Prize Court after sinking

Vladivostok August report says the prize court condemned the German steamer Thea sunk by Vladivostok squadron off Japan on July 24. Evidence showed Thea was chartered by a Japanese company and had been in Japanese trade since March 25, with cargo of fish intended for Japanese use. The court ruled she lost rights as a vessel of a natural nation.

Vladivostok Thea Japan Khakosannt Gassikiai

Tibetans Delay Parley After British Peace Efforts

Col. Younghusband returns to Lassa with a call for the appointment of delegates to negotiate terms of peace. He warns that each day of delay will raise the indemnity sought by Britain, while the Tibetans have yet to begin negotiations. The Dalai Lama left the state seal behind for signing in his absence. Local inhabitants continue to aid the British mission with supplies.

Col Younghusband Lassa Tibet Col. Younghusband Dalai Luama

Mitchell Presides as UMWA Sends Thanks at Miners' Congress

John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers of America, presided over the International Miners' Congress in Paris. He conveyed the thanks of American workers for the warm reception by New World representatives. The meeting focused on ailments facing workers and passed a resolution to use legal means to curb ankylostomiasis.

International Miners’ Congress Paris John Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Congress Workers of America New World United States Dominion Chicago Tribune

Liberals Win Northeast Lanark Seat In New Vote

In northeast Lanark liberals reclaim a long held seat with Provost Windlay elected after a runoff. Vote totals show Liberal 6619, Unionist 4677, Labour 4984. Also note rumor of Muravieff being named interior minister in St Petersburg.

London Lanark William Henry Rattigan Provost Windlay Mr. Touch Robertson Labor Party Muravieff St. Petersburg Justice Interior M. von Plehve

Senator Scott Stricken by Acute Indigestion at Headquarters

United States Senator Nathan B. Scott of West Virginia was seized by a severe stomach attack at the Republican national headquarters in New York. Taken to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, he is resting easily with Mrs. Scott summoned. doctors say the condition is not serious.

New York 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 at W B Moses & Sons F Street Corner Eleventh

The season of clearance drives prices down as goods must go. Rugs, mattings, lace curtains, pouieng, couch covers offered lower now than ever before at W B Moses & Sons on F Street at Eleventh Corner.

W. B. Moses & Sons F’ Street, Corner Eleventh

Political Opinions Echo on Roosevelt and Crane Native Press Critique

The Springfield Union lauds former Gov. W Murray Crane as an unmatched political organizer and adviser, urging the Republican party to stand right. Across papers, Roosevelt’s conduct, Cuban reciprocity, and Missouri politics draw criticism of machine politics and calls for fair play amid factional maneuvering.

W. Murray Crane Springfield Mass Roosevelt Boston Advertiser

Hood's Sarsaparilla Aids Tired Mothers At Home

An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for tired mothers who bear heavy chores at home. It claims refreshment of blood improves appetite and ensures restful sleep, portraying the home as a busy shop with sixteen hour days. The copy emphasizes overtired mothers and benefits of the tonic.

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