Battle on 100 Mile Front Roils Manchuria Clash
Russian forces engage across a 100 mile front in Manchuria with Kuropatkin signaling a possible retreat to the pass. Kuroki threatens Hun River and a rail bridge at Shakhe while heavy fighting persists near Sandiapu and Itu-tai left wing. Reports state Russians hold key positions, but a broader Japanese thrust eastward remains in progress with exchanges at river bridges and hill dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuropatkin
Kuroki
Shakhe
Ie Rusa
Manitiuria
Kurepatkin
Park
He Shakhe
Parlin
Putileff Hill
Wovgorod Hill
Poition
Sandiapu
Iaranese
Itu-tai
G Kids Gatkin
Uy Tian
KR Tan
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Associated Press
D. Pated
Mirkden
Generis. Iatile
Rea Avmir
Kurokinapue
Mareauyama
Raul- Pars
Gripunb
Eetabuisisi
Shoakhe
Va Pass
Shakhets
Knrok
Kirgekiobe
Oyama
Fielio Marsiml Oyama
Kurapbatkin
Icureki
Mukden
Fen
Dgoatatzsi
Sandlapu
Co. m
Thutoff
Novgorod
R Jans
Hun River
Harvard Receives German Educational Gift from Emperor William
Cambridge February 28 A collection of models charts maps and books from Germany's recent exhibit in St Louis was presented to Harvard University by Dr Theodor Sewald on behalf of Emperor William II The gift will be housed in Emerson Hall and the Harvard Germanic Museum Theodor Lewald pronounced the gesture hopeful for closer German American scientific ties and social ethics studies at Harvard Professors Munsterberg and Wolcott accepted and lauded the presentation noting a special alcove will be set for the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Theodor Sewald
Kam
Germany
Emerson Hall
Harvard Germanic Museum
Hugo Munsterberg
H. P. Wolcott
Eliot
William
Lewald
America
Hugo Munsterber
Harvard
Toasting Czar and President as Russian officers praise victory
Thirteen Russian officers paroled from Japan toasted the Czar and the U S President in New York, sang God Protect the Czar, and recounted Port Arthur experiences. Capt von Essen, who commanded the Sevastopol, said he sank the ship in open sea and described the defense of Liantishan Hills. They argued Russia enters the war unprepared but can win next year with stronger supplies and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia
America
Japan
United States
Slavic Alliance
N. de Lodygensky
Col. Raspopoff
Bunlakutf
Washington
Port Arthur
Von
Sevastopal
Liantishan
Slomssel
Tong Montis & Stoesse
Sersely
Edison Company Answers Deny Mismanagement Charge
In Trenton on February 28, three answers were filed in the Court of Chancery in the suit by the International Graphophone Company against Thomas A. Edison and Edison Phonograph Works. The defense denies all charges, asserts the Edison Phonograph Works have been managed in stockholders best interests, and contends the International company agreement is against public policy and unenforceable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
S. J
Court of Chancery
International Graphophone Company
Thomas A. Edison
Edison Phonograph Works
Inter-~national
Edisona
National Phonograph Company
Edison Phonograph Company
Edison
Ecantral
Ried
Ayers
Itl
Tso
Christian Science Opinion Sets Medical Law Reach
Ohio Supreme Court rules Christian Science practice falls under state medical law in State vs. Marble. Marble charged for fee for healing Christian Heyl, Sandusky, Circuit Court ruling overturned on appeal, with case noting medical practice scope and liabilities listed as part of broader financial notices.
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Ohio
Columbus
Spreme
O. W. Marble
Erie County
Marble
Christian Heyl
Sandusky
Guty
Circuit
Nelson Wins Fight Over Corbett By Knockout Decision
In San Francisco at Woodward's Pavilion on February 28 Battling Nelson of Chicago dominated Young Corbett of Denver from round five. Nelson forced Corbett around the ring landing heavy rights and lefts to the jaw while Corbett’s efforts faded. referee stoppage came in the ninth, Nelson earning the decision amid brisk betting and praise for his speed and accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Woodward's Pavilion
Battling Nelson
Chicago
Young Corbett
Denver
Corbett
Nelson
Will
Tie
Britt
Corbet
Corbell
Joe Gans
Orbett
Wu Clingh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Ninth Street
Maryland Avenue
Jie
Nessah
Wil
Lke
Ateer
Criticism of Gen Barry by Gen Thomason over Georgia troops
Brig. Gen. Asher Thomason's official report defends Georgia troops at Manassas maneuvers last September. It contests Gen. Thomas H. Barry's criticisms as unwarranted and accuses Barry of rough language after a respectful Col. Anderson suggestion. The report explains the Wellington review avoidance and denies camp sanitation charges.
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Thomason
Georgia
Manassas
Atlanta
Asher Thomason
Thomas H. Barry
Department of the Gulf
Manaasas
Barry
Clifford L. Anderson
Col. Anderson
Wellington
Garry
Her Companions Accused Paterson N J Web
The dead woman found beside a railroad embankment is identified as Mrs. Lillian McCoy of Poughkeepsie born Lilian Horton. She left her husband in March after a quarrel. A sister will claim the body tomorrow. Prosecutor Emley will press manslaughter charges against three men. others may post bail as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haven
Poughkeepsie
Emley
Iowa Bankers Freed In Iowa Embezzlement Case
Davenport Iowa February 28 Judge Bollinger discharged M Beuthien president and his son Arnold Beuthien cashier charged with embezzling 100000 from New Liberty Bank New Liberty Iowa The judge ruled the indictment defective for lacking a punishment quashed the elder Beuthien indictment Arnold had pleaded guilty but will withdraw and be liberated
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Davenport
Lews
M. Beuthien
Arnold Beuthien
New Liberty Bank
New Liberty
Iowa
Bollinger
State District Court
Beuthien
Inaugural Editions of The Washington Post
The Post will publish commemorative inaugural issues for March 4 and 5 1905 with autograph portraits of President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks and a framed drawing of the Inaugural Ballroom. Demand is high and dealers should order early with advertising copy due March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Paramount
Fiscal clash rocks Unionist ranks in Greenwich fight
London Feb 28 The fiscal controversy splits the Unionists as Chamberlainites press to oust Lord Hugh Cecil from Greenwich. Sir Alexander Acland-Hood backs Cecil while Premier Balfour seeks to keep fiscal reform in the background. Wyndham remains away due to illness as Irish questions stir bitter division and Milner's South Africa future remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Acland-Hood
Hugh Cecil
Balfour
Wyndham
London
Chamberlain
Greenwich
Cecil
Chamberlainites
Lsateshire
Radical Party
Mr. Balfour
MacDonnell
Timothy Healy
Mr. Kam
Lord Milner
South Africa
Ireland
Jerome Under Fire In Dodge Morse Grand Jury Action
In New York Justice Kenefick heard a motion to inspect grand jury minutes for three defendants in the conspiracy and subornation of perjury indictments linked to the Dodge Morse investigation. The DA Jerome faced sharp criticism as defense counsel charged lack of preliminary Police Court examination and demanded access to minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeave
Dodge-Morse
Hdgar L. Fursman
Trummel
Benjamin Steinhardt
Waar
Kenefick
Supreme Court
Jerome
British squadron sails for Mediterranean then America
King Edward bade farewell to the second cruiser squadron led by Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg. They sail tomorrow for the Mediterranean and in autumn proceed to American waters. The King slept aboard Drake and inspected six warships rated as battle ships in disguise capable of twenty three knots.
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Mediterranean
America
Portsmouth
England
King Edward
Prince Louis of Battenberg
American
Drake
Prince Louis
Electrification Planned for West Shore Railroad Section
Announced today that initial work to electrify portions of the West Shore Railroad will begin within two weeks. The first four mile section runs between Frankfort and Herkimer, and upon success, work will extend toward Syracuse from Tuca, New York.
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West Shore Road
Tuca
N. Y
West Shore Railroad
Frankfort
Herkimer
Syracuse
Epworth League Denver Tour by Pennsylvania Railroad
The fast Epworth League tour to Denver departs Washington July 3 at 7 50 a m, connects Harrisburg at 12 55 p m and arrives Denver July 3 12 30 p m for opening sessions. Rates from Washington six dollars cover round trip transport Pullman and meals on the special train. details from B M Newbold or Geo W Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Harrisburg
B. M. Newbold
E. D
15Th
Sts
Geo. W. Boyd
Philadelphia
Momentous Rate In Progress And Buffalo Bill's Wife Testifies
An index item notes a momentous rate in progress and Buffalo Bill's wife testifying, with references to Great Britain's naval policy and Nelson defeat to Young Corbett. Other entries mention holiday capital, eloping pastor, Russian outbreak fears, and Pacific peril as part two surveys and editorials.
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Buffalo Bill
Great Britain
Nelson
Young Corbett
Pacific
Indiana
House
Kearns
Virginia
Maryland
Bowdoin
Lauds
Colombia
Chadwick
M—Financial and Commercial
Dr. Stafford
Nan Patterson in Court for Habeas and Certiorari Rulings
Nan Patterson faces habeas corpus and certiorari arguments over her confinement in the Cassar Young murder case. A postponed session was set for tomorrow before Supreme Court Justice Gaynor in Brooklyn at the district attorney’s request to allow Assistant District Attorney Rand to attend. Patterson appeared with her father amidst a large Brooklyn crowd, while the judge delayed further appearances to avoid unnecessary bringings to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nan Patterson
Cassar Young
Suepreme
Gaynor
Brooklyn
District Attorney Office
Atorney Rand
Rand
Miss Patterson
Chas
Rejected Suitor Shoots Woman in Brooklyn
A seventeen year old girl was shot twice in the back by Frank Malla, an Irish boy, after a failed marriage proposal in Brooklyn. The wounded woman was hospitalized with life threatening injuries as Malla surrendered to police and faced arrest.
Kerens Men Hold Out for Compromise Plan
Jefferson City February 28. Elliott of Jasper County leads Kerens forces saying they will not accept the Niedringhaus plan or vote for another candidate. Kerens supporters refuse caucus action and stand with Gol. K. after dispersing votes. Vote tally shows Niedringhaus 1, Cockerell 72, Kerens Ninety 4.
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Jefferson City
Reritative Elliott
Jasper County
Kerens
Niedringhaus
Niedinghaus
Gol. K
Gol. K’ CO Kerens
Lis Standard Thee
Naedringlar
Cockerell
Keren Nintey
Blot
Evidence in Baker Bribery Case Spurs Indiana House Action
Indiana lawmakers vote to punish bribery probes as Representatives Elliott and Vizard testify before a grand jury. An amendment directs a $5 appropriation under the governor to aid in arrest and trial of former Senator A. O. Baker amid bribery allegations. A Terre Haute Senate doorkeeper links a wallet with stock to the case, withholding the senator's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana House
Indianapolis
Ind
Elliott
Vizard
Qotter
House
A. O. Baker
Daniel Schinkard
Senate
Terre Patte
Grand Jury
Whch
Gendte
Stankard
Democratic Convention Nominates Ticket in Michigan
The Michigan Democratic State judicial convention in Battle Creek on February 28 nominated a ticket for the Supreme Court with VER SMITH of Inonla, GASON MILLARD of Funt, and JAMES KERLEY of Borne City, and James G. Healey of Jackson for the State Board of Education. Resolutions urged municipal ownership of utilities, anti-pass and primary election laws, and commended President Roosevelt on railroad rate policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Battle Creek
Mich
Dastice
Supreme Court
Smith
Inonla
Universi Gason
Roosevelt
Bowen arraigned on charge of taking property without consent
George W Bowin a 23 year old student at George Washington University will be arraigned in Police Court this morning on a charge of taking property without consent. He allegedly jumped into Gen Harries' automobile in front of the New Willard Hotel and rode through the city until crashing into an embankment on G Street. The accident led to his arrest and he was reportedly under the influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bowin
George Washington University
Vna
Bowen
Gen
Harries
Amutomobile
New Willard Hotel
G Street
North Capitol
W First Streets
Hauer
Mrs Cody Denies Poison Claim in Cody Divorce Case
Mrs Cody testifies she never poisoned Col Cody or used a drug to alter his affections and recalls poverty years while supporting the family by sewing. She breaks down recounting daughter Arta’s death and a letter describing heartbreak over her divorce, as witness details unfold in the hearing.
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Buffalo Bill
North Platie
Lissa Cody
Cody
Whatebo
Vraugon
Col Cady
Kiasia
Axa
Ite Atlradd
Union Pathe
Whit
Prat McPherson
Nebr
Fort McPherses
Cody Quuk
Guring
Park
Valunel
Tarams
Nebraska
North Platte
Theinan
Cade
Coal Cody
Drison
Jose
Drager
Melody
Strichaine
Dees
Wody
Dever
Arta
Gnookane
Rochester
Col. Cody
Wilcox
Thorpe
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Onti ‘Ued
Old Point Comfort
Spa
the Kaiser
Czar
von Essen
Sevastopol
Stoessel
Edison Company Answers
Christian Science Opinion
Ellingwood & Cunningham, Bankers and Archers
Southern Railway
9Th St
MD. Ave
Wilson & Myers
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Cincinnati
Sponge
Dane
Battle
Moses
Gen Barry
Paterson
Washington Post
Part
Frank Malla
BAKER
Delaware
Dover
Del
Addict Sainsbury
Henry A. Dupont
Hughes
T. Coleman Dupont
Hiram R. Burton
Saulsbury
Lingo
Coleman Enipont
Burton
Boston
Massachusetts House
Committee On
Gen. Harries
AUTO
J.h.small & Sons
Florisis
Mardi Gras
Cabin John Bridge
Excel Pullman
Mrs. Cody
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