Battle 5 General Armies Engage On 100 Mile Front
Russian and Japanese forces clash along a vast front in Manchuria. Kuropatkin reportedly plans to retire toward Lie Pass, while Kuroki threatens to cross the Hun River and seize key bridges. Fighting is heavy at multiple passes. Russians claim gains on the right and hold lines near Sandiapu as both sides press counterattacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
KR 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
Oo. m
Thutoff
Yan- Bintung
Vanuaudzi
Huan Mountain
Banchuris
German Gift to Harvard From Kaiser Emperors Ethic Studies
A collection of German education exhibit items, including models charts maps and books, from the St Louis Exposition was presented to Harvard University by Dr Theodor Lewald the German imperial commissioner. The gift to Emerson Hall will augment the Harvard Germanic Museum and support the philosophical department as Prof Hugo Munsterberg accepted it on behalf of the university.
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
Toasted Czar and President as Russian officers praise Stoessel
Thirteen Russian officers paroled from Japan toasted the Czar and the U S President at a Slavic Alliance reception in New York. Capt von Essen, who commanded the Sevastopol, recalled sinking the ship at Port Arthur and praised General Stoessel. He said Russia faced harsh conditions but would eventually prevail.
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 Charges
In Trenton on February 28 three answers were filed in the Chancery Court to the suit by the International Graphophone Company against Thomas A. Edison and the Edison Phonograph Works. The filings deny all charges of mismanagement and allege the Edison unit has been run in the best interests of its 1,480 stockholders. The case seeks an accounting of allegedly diverted profits and contends the International company bases its claim on an improper agreement.
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 Sparks Medical Law Question in Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court rules that Christian Science healing falls under state medical law in State vs Marble. The Sandusky case centers on charging fees for Christian Science treatment and mirrors prior circuits. Also notes railroad and insurance anecdotes and a Mardi Gras travel offer from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with roundtrip pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Spreme
O. W. Marble
Erie County
Marble
Christian Heyl
Sandusky
Guty
Circuit
Nelson Wins Battle in Ninth Round Knockout of Corbett
Battling Nelson of Chicago defeated Young Corbett of Denver by knockout in the ninth, with Corbett saved by his seconds after a brutal rally. The match at Woodward's Pavilion Feb 28 featured Nelson dominating from the fifth, using speed and precise punches to wear down Corbett who showed flashes of resistance before lasting until the final seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle
Nelson
Corbett
Dane
San Francisco
Woodward's Pavilion
Battling Nelson
Chicago
Young Corbett
Denver
Will
Tie
Britt
Nessah
Wil
Lke
Criticises Gen Barry by Georgia general at Manassas
Brig. Gen. Asher Thomason releases an official report defending Georgia troops in the Manassas maneuvers last September. He contends Gen. Barry’s criticism was unfounded, notes Barry used profane language, and explains why Georgia troops skipped the Wellington review. Thomason denies unsanitary camp claims.
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 mystery death
The body found beside a railroad embankment is identified as Mrs Lillian McCoy of Poughkeepsie born Lilian Horton. Chief McCabe of Poughkeepsie confirms birth marks. Her sister Mrs William Haven will claim the body tomorrow. Prosecutor Emley planned manslaughter charges against three suspects with others as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haven
Poughkeepsie
Emley
IOWA BANKERS GO FREE IN IOWA COURT
Davenport Iowa February 28 Judge Bollinger discharged M Beuthien president and Arnold Beuthien cashier indicted for embezzling 100000 from New Liberty Bank New Liberty Iowa The judge held the indictment defective for lack of punishment and quashed the indictment against the elder Beuthien Arnold Beuthien had pleaded guilty but will withdraw the plea 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 Editions of The Post Announced
The Washington Post announces a commemorative series for the Roosevelt inauguration to be issued March 4 and 5 1905. Autograph portraits of Roosevelt and Fairbanks will be included with the issues and a framed drawing of the Inaugural Ballroom scene. News dealers are urged to place orders promptly and advertisers are asked to reserve space by March 3 with copy by March 3 for the Sunday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Paramount
Fiscal uproar rocks Unionists over Cecil seat and reforms
London february 28 reports show government plans to sidetrack the Chamberlain fiscal challenge with Lord Hugh Cecil resignations denied. Sir Alexander Acland-Hood defends Cecil while premier balfour presses to keep fiscal reform from derailing Unionist unity. Wyndham absent due to illness as Irish policy tensions rise and Milner’s SA future 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 Over Grand Jury Minutes
In New York on February 28 Justice Kenefick heard a motion by three defendants in the Dodge-Morse conspiracy case to inspect grand jury minutes. The defense argued that indictments followed without a preliminary Police Court examination and that they were kept uninformed of the charges. District Attorney Jerome drew severe criticism as the motion was debated. decision reserved.
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 led by Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Battenberg at Portsmouth. The fleet will sail to the Mediterranean tomorrow and, in the autumn, proceed to American waters. The king slept aboard the Drake and inspected the six warships, reputed as battle ships in disguise, all capable of twenty three knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
America
Portsmouth
England
King Edward
Prince Louis of Battenberg
American
Drake
Prince Louis
Electrification Plans Begin on West Shore Road Section
To Electrify West Shore Road in Tuca New York the first steps will start within two weeks. The initial work will cover about four miles between Frankfort and Herkimer. Upon success, construction will extend to the stretch from this city to Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Shore Road
Tuca
N. Y
West Shore Railroad
Frankfort
Herkimer
Syracuse
Fast Epworth League Tour to Denver by Rail
Epworth League plans an expedited July tour to Denver via Pennsylvania Railroad. Depart Washington July 3 at 7 50 a m connect Harrisburg 12 55 p m arrive Denver 12 30 p m July 6 with a return by regular trains to July 14. The six dollar rate covers 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 Peril In Pacific
In this issue brief items report on a momentous rate in progress, reflections on Great Britain's naval policy, and a note on Nelson's defeat by Young Corbett. Also listed are features on Buffalo Bill's wife testimony and various international and domestic policy items with social and political notes.
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 In Brooklyn
Nan Patterson faces habeas corpus and certiorari arguments in Brooklyn as Justice Gaynor delays proceeding to allow Assistant District Attorney Rand to attend. Patterson, charged with killing Cassar Young, appears in court amid large crowds and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nan Patterson
Cassar Young
Suepreme
Gaynor
Brooklyn
District Attorney Office
Atorney Rand
Rand
Miss Patterson
Chas
Suitor’s Crime Ends In Fatal Brooklyn Shooting
A rejected suitor, Frank Malla, shot 17 year old Miss Sehuli in her Brooklyn home after a failed marriage proposal. The girl was wounded twice in the back and taken to hospital with life threatening injuries. Malla surrendered and was arrested, with investigators noting prior cheating accusations and a recent appeal to end the relationship.
Kerens men hold out in senatorial vote standoff
Jefferson City February 28 Kerens forces refuse to accept the Niedringhaus compromise plan and resist supporting any alternative candidate. Other Kerens members vow not to be harmed by caucus action, while Gol. Kerens calls to rally scattered supporters. Final vote tally shows Niedringhaus 1 Cockerell 72 Kerens Ninety 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 prompts $5,000 state hunt
Indiana House votes an amendment to appropriate five thousand dollars to assist in pursuing and trying former Senator A. O. Baker on bribery charges. Witnesses including Elliott and Vizard testified before the grand jury investigating alleged legislature graft as the inquiry widens with new statements from Terre Haute Senate doorkeeper Daniel Schinkard about a wallet found in the cloak room and an unnamed senator linked to the case.
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 Ticket in Michigan
Michigan Democratic convention nominates candidates for Supreme Court and State Board of Education. Vernon Smith, Gason Millard, James Kerley named for court seats. James Healey of Jackson to state education board. Resolutions call for municipal ownership of utilities, anti pass laws, and praise Roosevelt on railroad rate stance. Also notes Delaware senatorial ballots and Massachusetts liquor bill defeat. ending with medical ad for Piso's Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Battle Creek
Mich
Dastice
Supreme Court
Smith
Inonla
Universi Gason
Roosevelt
Boston
Massachusetts House
Committee On
Bowin Arraigned in Auto Theft Case at Police Court
George W Bowin, 23, a George Washington University student, faces arraignment for taking Gen Harries’ automobile without consent. He allegedly jumped into the car in front of the New Willard Hotel and drove until crashing into an embankment on G Street. He was arrested after the collision and is said to have been 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 Plot in Buffalo Bill Divorce Case
The confrontation centers on Mrs. Cody denying any attempt to poison Col. Cody and her claim of poverty during their early years. She recalls sewing to support the family and describes the death of their daughter Arta, tearfully recounting funeral travels and a letter from Arta noting heartbreak over the divorce. She expresses a desire for reconciliation if the poison accusations are retracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
7Th St
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 & Milters
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Cincinnati
Sponge
Corbet
Corbell
Joe Gans
Spider” Kelly
Tim McGrath
Billy McDonald
Billy Nolan
Fred 2 Pming
Metzner
Raw
Jack Welch
Orbett
Wu Clingh
Baltimore
Ninth Street
Maryland Avenue
Moses
Jie
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
Gen. Harries
AUTO
J.h.small & Sons
Florisis
Waldorf
Maurdl Gras
Cabin John Bridge
Mrs. Cody
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!