Battle 5 General Armies Engaged Along 100 Mile Front
Russian forces clash across a 100 mile front with Kuropatkin considering retreat while Kuroki threatens to cross the Hun River. Heavy fighting reported around Sandiapu and Shakhe River as Russians seize a bridge center and repel Japanese counterattacks. Retrenchment risks appear greater if Kuropatkin cannot blunt Kuroki, with battles ongoing along the Manchurian line and Japanese efforts to pressure the Russian left.
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Kuropatkin
Lie Pass
Kuroki
Shakhe
Ie Rusa
Manitiuria
Kurepatkin
Park
He Shakhe
Parlin
Putileff Hill
Wovgorod Hill
Poition
Sandiapu
Iaranese
Itu-tai
G Kids Gatkin
Uy Tian River
HR Tan
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Associated Press
D. Pated
Mirkden
Generis. Iatile
Rea Armir
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 Kaiser
A collection of models charts maps and books from the German educational exhibit at St Louis was presented to Harvard University by Dr Theodor Lewald on behalf of Emperor William II The gift will be housed in Emerson Hall in the Harvard Germanic Museum and accepted by Prof Hugo Munsterberg Dr Lewald spoke of closer German American scientific ties and the aim to expand social ideals through 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
Toast President and Czar Captain Von Essen Defends Sevastopol
A group of Russian officers paroled from Japan toasted the Czar and the U S President at a Slavic Alliance reception in New York. Capt Von Essen, commander of the Sevastopol, recalled sinking the ship and defending Port Arthur with 300 aboard, praising General Stoessel and predicting Russia will win the war despite hardships and enemy superiority.
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 Denies Mismanagement Claims
Three answers filed in the Court of Chancery in Trenton deny charges against Thomas A. Edison and Edison Phonograph Works. The International Graphophone Company seeks an accounting of alleged profits and says Edison and allies control the projects to the detriment of stockholders. The Edison side claims management has served stockholders and opposes the International company basis as against public policy.
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 Reaches Medical Law Scope
Ohio Supreme Court rules that Christian Science practice falls under state medical law in State vs O W Marble. Marble, charged with taking fees for practicing Christian Science on Christian Heyl, Sandusky, found guilty. circuit court previously held it was not medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Spreme
O. W. Marble
Erie County
Marble
Christian Heyl
Sandusky
Guty
Circuit
Nelson Wins Bright Fight Over Corbett in Ninth Round
In San Francisco at Woodward's Pavilion on February 28 Battling Nelson of Chicago defeated Young Corbett of Denver by knockout, dominating from the fifth round and stopping the challenger in the middle of the ninth. Nelson pressured Corbett with power and accuracy while Corbett failed to sustain a sustained rally, his seconds finally throwing in the sponge as Corbett sagged against the ropes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Woodward's Pavilion
Battling Nelson
Chicago
Young Corbett
Denver
Corbett
Nelson
Will
Tie
Britt
Corbet
Corbell
Joe Gans
Spider” Kelly
Tim McGrath
Billy McDonald
Billy Nolan
Fred 2 Pming
Metzner
Raw
Jack Welch
Orbett
Wu Clingh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Ninth Street
Maryland Avenue
Jie
Nessah
Wil
Lke
Ateer
Georgia Troops Face Criticism in Manassas Report
Brig. Gen. Asher Thomason defends Georgia troops in a published official report on the Manassas maneuvers, disputing Gen. Thomas H. Barry's criticism and describing Barry’s language as rough and profane. The document explains why the Georgia regiment did not join the Wellington review and denies charges of unsanitary camp conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomason
Georgia
Manassas
Atlanta
Asher Thomason
Thomas H. Barry
Department of the Gulf
Manaasas
Barry
Clifford L. Anderson
Col. Anderson
Wellington
Garry
Body identified in Paterson death case
The dead woman found beside a railroad embankment is identified as Mrs Lillian McCoy of Poughkeepsie born Lilian Horton and formerly married to William McCoy. Her sister Mrs William Haven will claim the body, and prosecutor Emley will file manslaughter charges against three men with others freed on bail as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haven
Poughkeepsie
Emley
Iowa Bankers Go Free on Embezzlement Indictment
Davenport Iowa February 28 M Beuthien president and his son Arnold Beuthien cashier were ordered discharged in day by Judge Bollinger State District Court ruling the indictment defective for lacking a punishment clause The elder Beuthien indictment quashed Arnold pleaded guilty but will withdraw and be liberated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Lews
M. Beuthien
Arnold Beuthien
New Liberty Bank
New Liberty
Iowa
Bollinger
State District Court
Beuthien
Inaugural Post Editions for Roosevelt Inauguration
The Washington Post announces a series of inaugural issues covering the Roosevelt ceremony of March 4, 1905, with autographs, framed drawings, and extensive illustrations. News dealers should prebook copies. advertisers must reserve space and provide copy by March 3 to ensure Sunday March 5 insertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Paramount
Fiscal blow to Chamberlainites sparks party split
London reports rising irritation as Sir Alexander Acland-Hood backs Lord Hugh Cecil against a Chamberlain move to force his resignation over fiscal policy. Balfour warns not to let fiscal reform blur Unionist principles while Wyndham takes a brief rest amid broader Irish questions and cabinet tensions.
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 dispute
In New York on February 28 Justice Kenefick heard a motion to allow inspection of grand jury minutes by defendants in a conspiracy and subornation of perjury case tied to the Dodge-Morse probe. District Attorney Jerome faced sharp criticism as defense counsel argued lack of preliminary Police Court examination and two years of case secrecy.
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 and America
King Edward bade farewell to the second cruiser squadron at Portsmouth. Under Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg the force will sail for the Mediterranean tomorrow and in autumn proceed to American waters. The King slept aboard Drake and inspected the fleet described as battle ships in disguise capable of twenty three knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
America
Portsmouth
England
King Edward
Prince Louis of Battenberg
American
Drake
Prince Louis
Electrification Planned for West Shore Railroad
An announcement states initial work to electrify portions of the West Shore Railroad will start within two weeks. The first segment runs about four miles between Frankfort and Herkimer, N Y, with expansion toward Syracuse after success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Shore Road
Tuca
N. Y
West Shore Railroad
Frankfort
Herkimer
Syracuse
Fast Epworth League Tour to Denver by Railroad
Epworth League announces a rapid Denver tour via Pennsylvania Railroad on July 3 leaving Washington at 7 50 a m with Harrisburg connection and a Pullman special to Denver reaching 12 30 p m July same day.Rate from Washington six dollars covering transport Pullman and meals on the going train, return by regular trains to July 14. 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 Notable Testimonies
In today’s issue a brief note on a significant rate change in progress, alongside mentions of Buffalo Bill’s wife testifying, and a survey of Great Britain’s naval policy. Also highlights Nelson’s defeat of Young Corbett and other front page items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Court Appearance Delayed For Rand Presence
Nan Patterson appears in Brooklyn court as habeas corpus and certiorari arguments are postponed to tomorrow at Justice Gaynor’s court. District Attorney Rand, defending against a charge tied to the former show girl, seeks a prompt trial claim. A large Brooklyn crowd greeted Patterson’s arrival, and the judge postponed further appearance to avoid unnecessary reassembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nan Patterson
Cassar Young
Suepreme
Gaynor
Brooklyn
District Attorney Office
Atorney Rand
Rand
Miss Patterson
Chas
Rejected Suitor Fires on Seventeen Year Old Lover
Frank Malla, an Italian man, shot a seventeen year old girl in Brooklyn after a failed attempt at marriage. The victim was wounded twice in the back and taken to a hospital where she was not expected to survive. Malla remained at the scene and was arrested. authorities say he had previously pursued a relationship with Aliss Schuiis.
Kerens Men Hold Out In Senat Or Fight
Jefferson City February 28. Kerens forces resist Niedringhaus followers plan. Elliott of Jasper County says Kerens men not ready to accept compromise and will not vote for another candidate. Some Kerens men refuse to be harmed by caucus action. Gol. K' Kerens calls to standard. Ballot shows Niedringhaus 1, Cockerell 72, Kerens 4, blot 1.
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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 Case and Indiana House Bribery Probe
Indiana House appropriated 5 dollars to aid in arresting and trying former Senator A. O. Baker amid alleged bribery in the legislature. Witnesses testified before the grand jury investigating bribery, with a doorkeeper describing a wallet found in the cloakroom and naming a senator under scrutiny.
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 Judicial Convention Nominates Rail Plan Ticket
Michigan Democratic convention at Battle Creek on February 28 nominated a ticket for the Supreme Court and State Board of Education. Slated justices include VER SMITH, GASON MILLARD, and JAMES KERLEY with JAMES G. HEALEY to join the board. Resolutions urged municipal public ownership, anti pass and election reforms, and commended President Roosevelt on rail rate policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Battle Creek
Mich
Dastice
Supreme Court
Smith
Inonla
Universi Gason
Roosevelt
Auto theft suspect to face Police Court arraignment
George W. Bowin, 23, a George Washington University student, is to be arraigned in Police Court this morning on a charge of taking property without consent. Bowin allegedly jumped into General Harries' automobile outside the New Willard Hotel, rode through the city, and crashed into a embankment on G Street, leading to his arrest while under the influence of liquor. details note the incident followed an automobile theft. Floral Decorators of the Inaugural Ball J H Small & Sons listed. contemporary travel notices mention Southern Railway services to New Orleans and Pensacola with through Pullman, dining cars, and April 1 to 6 travel promos.
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
Mardi Gras
Southern Railway
Cabin John Bridge
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Excel Pullman
Mrs Cody Denies Poison Plot In Divorce Case
Mrs Cody testifies she never used poison on Col Cody or aided his lovers. She recalls early poverty with Buffalo Bill, sews to support family, and describes daughter Arta’s death. Tears mark her statement as she identifies a letter from Arta days before death.
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Buffalo Bill
North Platie
Lissa Cody
Cody
Whatebo
Vraugon
Drison
Jose
Drager
Melody
Strichaine
Dees
Wody
Dever
Arta
Gnookane
Rochester
Col. Cody
Wilcox
Thorpe
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Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
7Th St
Boston
Spa
the Kaiser
Czar
von Essen
Sevastopol
Stoessel
Edison Company Answers
Christian Science Opinion
Ellingwood & Cunningham, Bankers and Archers
9Th St
MD. Ave
Wilson & Myers
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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
Massachusetts House
Committee On
Gen. Harries
AUTO
J.h.small & Sons
Florisis
Mrs. Cody
Col Cady
Kiasia
Axa
Ite Atlradd
Union Pathe
Whit
Prat McPherson
Nebr
Fort McPherses
Cody Quuk
Guring
Valunel
Tarams
Nebraska
North Platte
Theinan
Cade
Coal Cody
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