Japanese Landings Near Yinkow in Liaotung Peninsula
Japanese forces press north along the Liaotung coast with Oku's army advancing toward Yinkow and Ta tehe-kiao while Kuropatkin plans to avoid a major engagement. Reports describe skirmishes at Kal-chou and Pintzan, Russian withdrawals, and signs of a widening Japanese reach toward Siadiama and Niuchwang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuropatkin
Tatehe-kiao
Hai-cheng
Peninsula
Gen. Kuropatkin
Kal-chou
Tua-tche-kiao
Yinekow
Clu
Pintzan
Kat-chou
Chu
Hal-oheng
Hail-cheng
Algices
Bare Kabehai
Valle Toul Comuterta
Niuenwang
Liaotung Peninsula
Fen Shui Range
Liaoyang
Europatkin
Fight Near Motien Pass Reveals Russian Japanese Clash
From Motien Pass two miles west of the outpost Japanese and Russian forces clashed at dawn with fifty Japanese casualties and fifteen Russians killed or wounded. Russian intelligence struggled as reinforcements restored position. Observations note delays before major action near Liao Yang and suggest Europatkin lacks initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Washington
Kuroki
Motien Pass
Liao-yang
Europatkin
Tokyo war climaxes near Port Arthur advance uncertain
Tokyo dispatches note foreign attaches from the second Japanese army are to depart for the front around July 3 as Manchuria operations intensify. Reports suggest a pivotal phase akin to the earlier Yalu and Paleya moments, with command intermediaries awaiting a decisive push against Japanese forces in Port Arthur direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Second Arty
Manchuria
Port Arthu le
Griseem
Paleya
British Ship Cheltenham Declared Lawful Prize by Vladivostok
The British steam ship Cheltenham, used reportedly by the Japanese and captured by the Vladivostok Squadron, is declared a lawful prize. Crew largely German with few Britons, officials say transfer formalities incomplete. The Vladivostok station notes strong German cheer at the capture. The Allanton protest will be ruled by the St Petersburg admiralty court. Brevet General Limevitch has departed Vladivostok again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheltenham
Teeday
Wen
Germany
Gromoboi
Allanton
Vladivostok
Aduidralty Court
St Petersburg
Limevitch
Danny Is Prospering in Postwar Washington Dispatch
London Times cablegram reports Danny's prosperity with order restored and brisk commerce in the Chinese port scene. Water works not yet fixed, wharves repaired but access blocked by sixteen sunken steamers, and mines remain in the bay. ongoing postwar restoration amid hazards. Also notes Baltimore and Ohio Railroad World’s Fair coach excursions every Thursday, price seventeen dollars, leaving at 10:05 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny
London Times
Washington Post
Tokyo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Soly
Parker's Silence Debarred by Judgeship
A close Parker associate explains that the judge kept silent on political questions to avoid compromising the bench. He believed the public already knew his views and feared appearing to trick the convention. The telegram to the St Louis convention was sent after initial briefing from Kingston bulletins and press reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention
Hill
Hoppus
N. Y
Parker
Democratic Party
Judge Parker
Mr. Bryan
Associated Press
Bryan
Sheehan
Esopus
St. Louis
Kingston
New York
Telegram
Furty
Rosemont
Parker Telegrams and Republican League Meeting News
Telegraph company confirms Parker dispatch to Mr. Sheehan in St Louis was delivered promptly from Esopus and received by Parker at Elking West Virginia. Cleveland and Hearst telegrams praise Parker. Republican League plans meet in Indianapolis October 5-6 with large Southwestern delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Republican League
Indianapolis
Ind
Sid B. Redding
Dimerock
Ark
National Republican League
Arkansas
Southwest
League
Indianapals
Fairbanks
Ito Repoicar
Vics Frealdent
Conference at Oyster Bay Hints Campaign Plans
Senator Charles W Fairbanks, vice presidential nominee, is a guest at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay arriving after a Long Island City delay. He and President Roosevelt discussed campaign details and the President's acceptance speech while Cortelyou declined to comment on nominees or platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Oyster Bay
Charles W Fairbanks
Indiana
Sagamore Hill
Long Island City
Indianapolis
Senator Fairbanks
Roosevelt
George B. Cortelyou
Benater Fairbanks
Ghicaga
Benatar Fairbanka
Gnoeptanne
Garlyou
Corneliua N. Gilet
New York
Republican Nasional Committee
Cortelyou
Gortelyou
Washington
H. O. Weaver
Loeb
St. Louis
Bilas
Sagamore HI
Bliss
Mra
Cortelyou, and Mr. Loeb
New York City
Cleveland to skip stump in coming campaign
Grover Cleveland will not campaign on the stump in the coming race. He plans to send a letter to a New York friend endorsing Judge Parker and expressing pleasure that the party has embraced reform. His avoidance of public stumping stems from a fear activity could alienate Democrats who oppose Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Grover Cleveland
Party of Friends
New York
Parker
Steckeringe
Vury
Richard Watson Gilder
Tyringham
Bryan Men Prepare to Bolt
In St Louis after three conferences of People's party leaders and Bryan Democrats dissatisfied with the Democratic convention. A national conference will be called within thirty days to decide a campaign line. George F Washburn national treasurer says details and attendees will be revealed with the call. Washburn notes Parker nomination may split allied forces and aid reform of the Populist party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
People's Party
Associated Press
George F. Washburn
Boston
People Party
Washburn
Parker
Gleveland
TEXAS PRIMARY RESULTS AND CONTESTS UPDATE
Tex.- July 11 primary results show four candidates for attorney general with Davidson leading but short of a majority, sending the decision to the state convention. Gov. Lanham and other statewide offices are declared for Lanham Heal Robbin Terrely and cate, plus court justices. Congressional races mostly settled except the Ninth and Grimes County contest. A separate report from Cleveland Miss. notes the shooting death of Harry P. Williams after a trivial quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Heal
J. W. Athphens
J. W. Robbing
J. J. Terrely
R. B, Cate
Allroad
Auligon Mayfield
Justice Supreme Court
T. J. Brown
Justice Court of Criminal Appeals
M. Meros
John M. Pinckney
T. Holt
Grimes County
Walled Gates
Charles A. Culberson
Morris Sheppard
C. M. Brooks
Gordon Rumell
Render
John Beall
Siath
Scott Field
A. W. Gregz
Burgess
Teath
A. BE
Burleson
R. L, Henry
W. Gillespie
John H, Stephens
J. T. Graden
John W. Garned
William R
Smiltie
I Montphie
Tenn
Cleveland
Mise
Harry P. Williams
James
Wakefield
Williams
Japanese Planning a Blow
Index item notes a planned Japanese blow as part of an index to the 10 day issue.
Senator Clark Married in France in 1908 Mystery
Senator William A. Clark of Montana wed Miss Anna H. Lachappelle of Butte, Montana, in Marseilles on May 25, 1908. Announcement says they have a two year old daughter. Mrs. Clark was the daughter of Dr. Lachappelle, who died in Chicago years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Igor
New York
William A. Clark
Montana
Anna H. Lachappelle
Butte, Mont
Marseilles
Clark
Lachappelle
Chicago
Railroad Accepts Blame in Midvale Collision Disaster
The Erie Railroad acknowledged responsibility after a rear end collision on the Greenwood Lake division at Midvale New Jersey killed fourteen adults and two children and left about sixty injured. An inquest was ordered with coroner Buvelt appointing a jury as investigators review the tragedy and settlement talks proceed with the Plattdeutscher Verein for families of the deceased and with injured parties through the Verein if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenwood Lake
Erie
Midvale
N. J
Henry Becker
Hoboken
Walter Hodgeweddell
Jersey City
Henry Kenzer
Walter Kanzer
Owen Murphy
Henry Koch
William Kana
Mia
Agnes Lenkohl
Edward Motermott
Henry Otterstedt
William Renx
Henry Rohfling
George Scheer
William Weldemiler, Jr
William Windeknecht
Gusan Palmer
Buvelt
Paterson
Oscar Georgi
Erie Railroad
Louis Fricke
Plattdeutscher Verein
Désd
Fricke
Verein
Panic On Ocean Liner Do minion Boston Strikes Cape Ledge
The Dominion Atlantic Railway Line steamer Boston from Boston reached Yarmouth with 240 passengers after crashing on the southwest point of West Cape Ledge in dense fog. The ship's bulkhead flooded and twenty feet of stern were carried away. boats were launched and life remained calm as the vessel proceeded under her own steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Dominion Atlantic Railway Line
Boston
Standwood
Stanwood
Weat Cape Ledge
Watieluneer
Fire Ext to Hide Murder Shocked Town
The body of Misa Birdie Hart was found in the parking lot of a packing house in Rasheater July 1 under circumstances indicating murder. An arson attempt at the packing house was made Friday, detected last night. An autopsy disclosed the girl would have soon become a mother, and police believe the killer aimed to erase evidence by burning the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasheater, N
Misa Birdie Hart
Dean W. Aliens
Eheter
Mayor Jones Nearing Death in Toledo
Toledo residents learned at midnight that Mayor Jones, hospitalized since nine, remains alive only a few hours. Doctors report a 104 degree fever, very weak pulse, and failing respiration, with no further actions available to revive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Jones
Priest Stabbed in Eye and Abdomen in Ohio Attack
July 11 report from Youngstown Ohio says Rev J P Barry pastor of St Ann's RC Church remains in critical condition after a Saturday stabbing. The assailant John Berry is believed insane and faced a preliminary hearing. the weapon pierced the priest's eye and cut the abdomen, with doctors hopeful but uncertain about eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snzane Youngstown
Ohio
J. P. Barry
St Ann’s Roman Catholic Church
John Berry
Berry
Cleveland
Lynch Plot Murder of Mrs Starbuck and Infant
Desperate attack in Greensboro area leaves Mrs Starbuck and her four month old daughter drowned in a cistern. Three men suspected. Haley Gipe and William Lockridge arrested, a third suspect watched. Husband vows vengeance and a county reward is offered. Neighbor heard a woman's scream and a struggle over a telephone before silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Newcastle
Ind
Willi
Liam M. Starbuck
Greensboro
Haley Gipe
William Lockridge
Gipe
Lockridge
Henry County
Starbuck
Glipe
Mone
Cratern
Henry Starbuck
Gresnghore
Diaeusa
Neraby Gipa
Charles Swain
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Yinkow
Oku
Ta Tehe-Kiao
Balchou
Sakharoff
Count Nerod
Variag
Chemulpo
Nerod
Nerad
Okus
Kai-chou
Niuchwang
Siadiama
Wida Pass
Chathbe
Phaichene
Bltsypen
Chenidee G
Branehal
Lan Vane Daft Bimtasda
Dapancae
Mukdgen
Taldin-ain
Sinesyr
Lis
Mukden
Imperial High Road
Yast
Ta-tche-kiao
Zonaon Times
Hiurokis
Kaliping
Erhtahotse
Kalping
Kaiping
Hai-shan-chai
Kai-ping
Se-wang-ting-shan
Kwai-ping
Tashihchiao
Haichap
Kuroki'a
Laloyang
Takushan
Haicheng
Pym
Inpa
London
West Shore
McKinley
Eralent Brooka
Western Union
Bustards Bey
St Louis
Henry G. Davis
Elking
W. Va
HG Davis
Bryan National Democratic Club
Charleston
Eewin Warfield
Maryland
Hearst
Fudge Parker
Wilam Handelph
Alton B. Parker
John R. Williams
Tillore
Patrick H. McCarren
Brooklyn
Mattoon
J. M. Page
Terneyvilla
Charles C Grafton
Episcopal
Fond du Lac
Wis
Providence
R. 1
Josiah Quincy
United States Supreme Court
Rufus Peckham
H. A. Peckham
Colorado Springs
Colo
David R. Francis
S. Louis
Adlai T. Stevenson
Bloomington, U1
Old Point Comfort
Atcanter
TEXAR
Oyster Bay Telephone
Virginia
Gorman
Cochran
West Virginia
Army and Navy
Railroad
Mayor Jones
Niagara
Philadelphia
Lenv
Albuquerque
N. M
Louis Padillas
Las Padillas
Manzano Mountains
Richard Watson
Fort “Old Fotnt Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Esarfojik
Phage
Hei
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