Russians Defeated Near Yankow After Japanese Diversion
A damaged Ta tchekino dispatch dated July 20 reports a night Russian assault on a fortified Japanese camp at Sangoss, north of Kalchau, and a Japanese counterattack that threatened Russian forces. Cossack and Russian troops launched a diversion in the rear, enabling a Japanese retreat toward Klachou. The Russians abandoned the position, leaving fifteen Japanese corpses unrecovered as the broader regional activity appeared subdued for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybel Pass
Ta Tche Kino
St Petersburg
Ta Tche-Kino
Klachou
Yinkow
Sangoss
Kalchau
Rotovski
Furce
Notice on Insertion of Marriage and Death Notices
Marriage and death notices inserted in The Washington Post may appear simultaneously in multiple morning newspapers at no extra charge for insertion or telegraphing. A broad list of papers including The New York Times, Baltimore Herald, Chicago Herald, Philadelphia Inquirer, Pittsburgh Dispatch, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer and others are named for potential republication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Brew York Times
Baltimore Herald
Hostos Alobe
Huperlo
Olrifaa Discinsate
Enquirer
Riord Herald
Pittshorg
Dispatch
Kowoufstilr
Potts Republic
ST Pau
Pmonfer
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MO AND MULTIPLE OBITUARIES
A jumble of marriage licenses and funeral notices from a Washington area paper lists Ayet XQ Tewis marrying Julia Maude Little Clear Marshall and Heasia Clark, with other names like Yedward and Trene Dessau, plus several obituaries including Mais Gleason, Amanda Hunter, and John McGrath. Notices give addresses in New York and Maryland, church funeral plans, and interment details for Holy Cross Cemetery and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayet XQ
Tewis
Julia Maude
Little Clear
Marshall
Heasia Clark
Wo Britt
Mary Leu Spruell
SBAU
Wankiy City
Silty
Yedward
Husbind
Trene Lesye Dessau
West Sixcy-feth Stover New York
Holy Cross Cemetery
Washington
LDC
Gleason
Mary de Lemont Vu
Piewse Amit Towers
Joyniess
Children's Hospital
Fridix
Joly
Allen Adrian
George A
Agnes Joynes
MASON
Saraki Elifzabeth
Jay
M Grath- Susadernly
New York
Chelsea
John McGrath
Fancy Chapel
West Twenty-third Street
Frank C .Campbell
Stephen Merritt Embalming Institute Wuilding
Moore
West 108d Street
Simuel A Moore
Wwalelan
Sixth Street
William Marcellus Muljen
Irving Street
Chevy Chase
John EE Pickell Pentral
Mandh
Assoene
Salta
Bladensburg Road
Catherine A
Joepn A’ Sauer
Health Office Record Deaths Including Many Local Residents
Health office records list numerous deaths with ages from infants to 85 years. Names include Martha A J Anderson and Sarah Biliford, along with George T Lamar and William Shido, among others. Residences span Bl yearm, Seeker, and nw districts, with several infants under three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A J Anderson
Kenia Bailey
Johnsons Flat
Naw
Sarah Biliford
Sumner St
Pullig A
Cr'st
Homeopathic Hospital
Andrey Fisher
Bost
Annie Firepatrick
Q St Aw
Robert Gibson
St Se
Sue Harris
Fie Jackon
Mantha Abraham Johnson
Union
Mary $ Junes
George T Lamar
de Sales Row Nw
Joseph Mitchell
Sd St Nw
Catherine Palmer
Hanover St
Ds Wilhiam Shido Wil
Marion St Nw
Jon G
Eva Thomas
Hannah Thomas
Witherson
Undertakers advertise at own funeral parlors and services
A list of undertakers and embalmers with addresses and phone numbers in Washington, detailing first class service, moderate prices, and on site chapels. Firms include W R Speare, Joseph Gawler, Harvey's Sons, John R Wright, William Lee, and George P Zarhorst with contact numbers and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gawler
Pa Ave
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
Burlstoun Chapel
North
William Lee
Ann Embalmer
Pennsyvenia
Eorge P. Zarhorst
Sodertaker
Mbalmer
Punetat
East Capitol St
East
Rains, railways and fierce clashes in Manchuria
Reports from Liaoyang and surrounding areas describe heavy rains flooding lines between Xai-chou and Wafangon forcing Japanese to move cars by horse power. Russian and Japanese forces clash near Simoucheng and Kaichou with trenches and fortifications mounting. Casualties mount on both sides as Russian troops retreat under pressure while Kuropatkin notes Japanese advances and fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Xai-chou
Wafangon
Ta-tohe-kiao
Taval@a
Erdago
Kal-chou
Yinkow
Togo Thanks Admirers On World War News From Mikasa
Admiral Togo on the Mikasa thanks world readers for their interest in his victories and notes Japan’s strategy of keeping large ships in reserve for a crushing Port Arthur blow. Torpedo boats will harass, mines are laid nightly, and yet Port Arthur’s harbor entrance is now clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Port Arthur
Fusan
Korea
Manchuria
Baltic Warships Nearly Ready in Baltic Ports
St. Petersburg reports Admiral Birileft leading a tour of Cronstadt and Baltic ports, signaling the first division of the Baltic squadron is nearly complete. A Niuchwang telegram warns foreigners to depart, reason unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Birileft
Cronstadt
Baltic
Niuchwang
Tientsin
Eiven
Indignation in Germany over Scandia seizure raises Russia tension
Germany vents fury at Russia over seizure of the Scandia and a Russia Germany mutual aid pact on political tensions. Officials seek authentic capture details from Port Said and weigh a response with Prussia urging swift amends while press harshly condemns Russia as pirates in the Red Sea confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenigaberg
Germany
Russia
Lokal Anserger
Pring Heinrich
Foreign Office
Hamburg
Conaul
Port Said
Petersburg
Red Sea
Wamburgs
Scandia
Neuste Nachrichten
Prussia
Hkveni TE
Social Democrats
The
Tageblatt
Capture of Hsihoyen Reported by Gen Kuroki
Japanese legation cites Gen Kuroki's cable on July 18 and 14 casualties at Hsihoyen, with 72 killed including 2 officers and 462 wounded including 16 officers, Russian losses over 1,000. The operation began dawn July 18 on the Liao Yang road north of Lienshankwan, with heavy cannon fire and stubborn defense, ending in Japanese control of Halhogen and surrounding positions by evening.
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Kuropatkin
Col. Tsymulsky
Sybel Pass
Col. Tsybulsky
Kaichou
Khavyunv
Mukden
Sinosyr
Liaoyang
Bourse Gazette
Hsihoyen
Foreign Office
Lienshankwan
Heihogen
Halhogen
Anping
Hwalhoven
Lo-Yans
Controversy Over War Contraband and American Trade
State Department studies the status of American commerce with Japan in wartime free ships and neutral cargo. Russian rules of war define contraband broadly including food and livestock, but seizure hinges on targeting by the enemy government rather than individuals. The key issue is identifying the consignee of Pacific coast food cargoes to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Japan
Far East
St. Petersburg
Pacific Coast
Koreans Vastly Agitated Over Japanese Land Demands
Seoul reports intense Korean protests against Japan's land demands with daily mass meetings led by speakers urging moral resistance. Japanese gendarmes halted three gatherings this week, a march by soldiers caused panic, and several injuries occurred as people fled. Farmers from the countryside join the protests while a French minister contemplates lodging a protest to the Emperor. Leaders of anti-Japanese propaganda are frequently arrested at the Japanese consulate. Some foreigners doubt the authorities’ claim of no riot danger, as ships and other tensions surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Russian Fleet Sighting Near Yokohama Off Iseu Coast
A Russian warship squadron was spotted at dawn thirty miles off Iseu Province near Yokohama as Tokyo and Vladivostok authorities monitor possible interceptions. Reports of cannonading were unfounded. Izou peninsula lies southwest of Yokohama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atovanys
Tokyo
Viadivostok
Iseu
Tiwan
Urage
Izou
Bucuga
Bagembays
Yokohama
Russian General Critiques Japanese Shooting in Interview
Gen Rennenkampff, recently wounded near a Japanese position, tells an Associated Press interviewer in a Yalu hospital that Japanese fire is not up to standard and that they rely on quantity over quality. He praises Japanese fortifications and map skill but notes them as cautious and a slave to system rather than bold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saye
Liao-yang
Associated Press
Gen. Rennenkampff
Rennenkampff
Gen
Gannon Visits Cortelyou At Republican HQ In Washington
National Committee headquarters hosted talks as Cannon and Cortelyou planned notification ceremonies for Roosevelt’s nomination. They discussed executive committee selection and travel to Oyster Bay and Sagamore Hill with meetings set for Tuesday in New York and Wednesday at Oyster Bay. Cannon shared health notes from prior political duties and joked about Western politics and corn yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaker Cannon
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Republican
Oyster Bay
Washington
Cannon
New York
Sagamore Hill
Corte
Fifteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Henes
Springfield
Chicago
Riggs House
Tawney
Minnesota
Willard Hotel
St. Louis
Representative Miers
Indiana
West
Cert
Mr. Cannon
Teddy
Mr. Tawney
Democrats Nominate Pinckney In Eighth District
In Houston two Democratic conventions chose John M. Pinckney for another term in the Eighth District while the second group organized for a state convention without nominating. O T Holt of Houston favored by the first convention. Republican convention named Henry S. McGregor of Houston. Sixty-four. Also: in Laredo the Fifteenth District GOP nominated Samuel Jaros from Bracket. In Fort Worth the Twelfth District Democrats renominated Oscar W. Willespie, with Republican Frank B. Stanley as opponent. In Galveston the Seventh District Democrats renominated A. W. Gregg of Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Eighth
John M. Pinckney
O. T. Holt
Henry S. McGregor
Laredo
Fifteenth
Samuel Jaros
Fort Worth
Oscar W. Willespie
Grandby
Frank B. Stanley
Galveston
A. W. Gregg
Palestine
Seventh
Sleeplessness and sleep disruption causes
The text describes how weak circulation and stomach issues lead to sleeplessness. It claims the condition resists daytime remedies and asserts a remedy has helped thousands of cases. The language is unclear and lacks concrete details or verifiable facts.
Secretary Shaw Defends Financial Policy at Republican Rally
At College Point New York on July 2 Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw spoke to a Republican semi centennial crowd. He argued that sound financial policy rests on Congress and the president acting with study and constitutional restraint. He contrasted central European banks with the American bank history, praising the Republican plan enacted when in power.
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College Point
Wildcat Banking
N. Y
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Shaw
Owe
Republican Party
Ita
Free States
Democratic Party
Maelf
Great Britain
Germany
France
Europe
Bank of England
Bank of Germany
Bank of France, &c
Tosa
Hamilton
Congress
Washington
Bank of the United States
United States Bank
Jackson
Bank of France
Democratic Congress
What Ails You Mall Medical Ad Advice Offer
An old advertisement urges readers to write to the Surgical Institute in Buffalo New York for medical guidance. It claims many owe their wealth to conquering Dr Pierce by letter and receiving free advice, promising personalized treatment lines and no charge for initial consultation.
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Pierce
The Banking Record of Democratic Missteps Across Eras
A detailed critique traces Democratic policy on banking and currency from the 1830s through 1900. It argues Democratic inaction and opposition to national banking, subtreasuries, and currency reform led to unstable money and dependence on government safekeeping, while Republican policy pursued specie payments and a gold standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republican Accesalan
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
Democratic House
Senata
House
Pecome
Gen. Ewing
Ohi
Garfield
Trousers to Order for $3.10 at Horn's and 1904 currency notes
An ad touts $3.10 trousers from Horn's using short woolen lengths from premium fabrics worth up to $8 with a free suit for color-changing fabrics. The itemized text blends sales pitch with a historical economic discussion on coin parity and Republican versus Democratic views from the era.
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Horn
Shaw at Sagamore Hill Guest of Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
Secretary at the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw visits Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay, arriving last night and meeting President Roosevelt. He delivered an address at Caligna rohrit this afternoon, declined to speak for publication, and will depart for Washington tomorrow morning. No other visitors were recorded at Sagamore Hill today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
The
Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Roosevelt
Gagamore Hill
Washington
Caliega Rohrit
Mr Shaw
Oeh
Sagamore Hill
Bagamore Hall
Writ of Error Granted in Howard Murder Case
The Court of Appeals granted a writ of error in James Howard's case, who is serving a life sentence for the murder of William Gae. The case moves to the Supreme Court for review.
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Howard
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
James Howard
Wiliam Gae
Supramea Court
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Yankow
Seacoast Road
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W.R. Speare
F Street
N. W
John R. Wricht
Tenth Street Nw
North 47
Kondratevitch
Eost
Kuroki
Count Keller
Simoucheng
Baron Stackelberg
Makuntsuidzi Hill
Daily News
Nagasaka
Omura
Shimou
Mikado
Paday
Herschelman
Kia-chou
Kai-chou
Gen. Kuropatkin
Surokrs
Feld
Lance Gang
Hiraoka
Sintaintin
Sigow Paas
Satfaatza
Saimatsza
Sigon Pass
Huaiyenship
Warsaw
Berlin
Vossische Zeitune
Wareeef
Paris
Anatole Francs
Sully Pruchomme
Verestchagin
Tolstol
Gen. Kuroki
Hawters
Oan
Rusa Fees
Thy Prite
Ae Crater
Neaf
Gannon
National Committee
Texas
U.S
W. B. Moses & Sons
Faney China
Neem Newet Eens
Flowery
Kingdom
W.B. Moses & Sons
F St., Cor
Ap Ac
Paopia
Prairie Grass RT We
S. Regu
Angela
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Nhe Tae
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