Russian Losses Deepen as Tie Pass Fortified
Reports from St Petersburg and Tokyo detail a shattered Russian force retreating toward Tie Pass after heavy losses at Mukden. Japanese forces gain prisoners and captured arms as Kuropatkin’s army weakens. Main body and rear guard struggle to hold line while defenses are strengthened and reinforcements move eastward.
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Europation
Tie Pass
Kauibars
Rennenkampff
Kuropatkin
Shakhe
Hun
Tie Fass
Qyama
Mukden
Juanyang
Genk
Linevitch
Kaulbars
Ekuaulbars
Hennenkampt
St Petersburg
Kuroepatkin
Saros
Hkinopatkin
Te Paas
Mukden 15
Innese
Siberian Rifles
Weet
Loesel
Nogi
Japan
Ee Petersburg
Trussian
Muktden
Lian
Liaoyang
Oyama
Orthiof Fakoman
Staf
Commissariat
Imperial Rifles
Balaklava
Antietam
Rennenkamppff
Oubenepusa
Kaplltun
Chiuliketzua
Oku
Kanjo
Kokumln
Tieling
Griscome
State Department
Tokyo
Recall of Russian fleet signals possible peace sign
European chancelleries note the recall of Vice Admiral Rojestvensky’s Pacific squadron as a hopeful omen though not a guaranteed peace signal. The Russian ships were at Nosst Be near Madagascar in early March with drills and firing practice, while rumors of a naval base purchase remain unconfirmed.
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Rojestvensky
Port Louis
Mauritius
Nosst Be
Madagascar
Mesangeries Maritimes
Oxus
Rajestvensky
Noss Be
Tamatave
Indian Ocean
Japan Ready to Accept Peace Terms on Serious Consideration
Czar is told Japan would welcome negotiations based on retaining Port Arthur a protectorate over Korea and an indemnity. Russia recalls second Pacific squadron amid hope for peace. Cassini denies. Japanese officials say no direct peace proposal yet, while insisting assurances must be definite and come from the Russian government.
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Czar
Japan
Port Arthur
Korea
Count Cassini
Rojestvensky
Europe
Russia
Pacific
Kuropatkin
Washington
Oyama
Cassini
Tie Pass
Harbin
Legation
Jt 15
St .Petersburg
Tokyo
Takahira
Mukden
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Liaotung Peninsula
Sahkalin
Far East
Vladivostok
France
Mukdéen
Germany
United States
Pressure for Peace Rumors Rise From St Petersburg
The government announces a new army will be raised as war continues while peace advocates gain strength. Diplomats discuss negotiable terms likely as alliances defining future East Asia roles, with internal unrest and mobilization challenges complicating Russia and Japan.
Pressures for Peace and a Constituent Assembly in War Talks
The article reports officials and advisers wavering between peace terms and continuing the war. The press largely favors peace, with Novee Vremya and Gazata arguing for Japanese objectives and a decisive settlement in Manchuria. Russia may concede on tradeoffs like Vladivostok open port while resisting mainland cession and indemnity.
London Opinion Changes Amid Peace Negotiation Talks
Reports from London indicate a shift in diplomatic thinking toward possible peace talks. The Russian Embassy suggested Emperor Nicholas may agree to direct negotiations with Japan, while neutral observers predicted the German Emperor could act as Russia’s peacemaker.
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London
Foreign Office
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Japan
Russia
Czars Deny Urgency of Peace Talks in War Dispatch
A Copenhagen dispatch quotes the Czar saying Russia will not seek peace while Japan is unbeaten and only with honor. Berlin reports the German view that Mukden’s outcome is still unclear, with heavy losses likely to push both sides toward peace.
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Washington Post
Copenhagen
Czarskoe-Selo
Russia
Japan
Cologne
Berlin
Mukden
Safe cracker killed in Limestone shootout in Ohio
Repulse citizens by gunfire as a robber identified as Tom Wilson from Sharpsburg Pa. is fatally shot by Policeman Barney Fay after a burglary near Limestone. Wilson carried fuses and nitroglycerin and died in hospital. authorities found dynamite among the loot.
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Washington Fort
Qloan
N. Y
Barney Fay
Limestone
Tom Wilson
Sharpsburg
Paton & Son
Freemont
Ohio
Genoa Banking Company
Genoa
Ottawa County
Caucus Names Spencer in Missouri Senate Deadlock Break
Jefferson City March 13 At a caucus attended by fifty three Republican legislators a binding resolution was adopted to vote for the candidate receiving forty seven votes in two consecutive caucus balloting sessions. Judge J. P. Spencer of St. Louis was chosen as the caucus candidate, with Niedringhaus released from the caucus pledge. Ballots showed Cockrell 72 Niedringhaus 52 Kerens 16 Bartholdt 5 McKinley 4 Warner 3 Dyer 1 Kiefner 1 total 154. 73 needed.
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Jefferson City
United States
Thomas K. Niedringhaus
Cockrell
Miedlinghaus
Kerens
Bartholdt
McKinley
Warner
Dyer
Kiefner
Green faces trial in Washington on three indictments
Ex Senator George E. Green of Binghamton must stand trial in Washington on three indictments charging bribery related to Beavers and the sale of Doremus canceling machines and time recorders. Two indictments are set aside and Supreme Court review is anticipated.
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Hay
Federal District Court
Utica
N. Y
New York
Washington
Green
Supreme Court
Washington Post
NM. Y
George E. Green
Binghamton
United States
George W. Beavers
Doremus
Beavers
Post Office Department
Bundy Time Recorders
Time Recorders
Greene
Henkel
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
George Green
Theodore R. Tuthill
Judge Kohlsaat Accused of Appointing Relatives to Office
Chicago charges accuse United States District Judge Christian C. Kohlsaat of maladministration and appointing relatives to receiverships. Aldrich claims Woods Motor Vehicle collapse shows bias. Whitney allegedly named as receiver, questioned due to role. Roosevelt delays new federal judge appointments amid protest. Kohlsaat denounces motives.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Christian C. Kohlsaar
United States District Court
Charles H. Aldrich
United States
Kobisaat
Henry W. Wales
Kohlsaar
G. B. Smith
Kohisaat
Colorado Supreme Court Rules on Governor Contests
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled the joint legislature cannot adopt the Alexander report on the gubernatorial contest. The assembly must decide the contest between the claimant and contestee and cannot seat Lieut. Gov. McDonald as governor. Justice Steele led the majority. Senator Aldrich and family arrived at Taormina, Italy, on March 13.
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Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Alexander
Alva Adams
Gov. Peabody
Supreme Court
Gov. McDonald
Robert W. Steele
Russian Army Tightens Pursuit and Peace Hopes Rise
In today’s issue, reports show the Russian army closing in on its target as prospects for an end to conflict surface. other items note Green headed here for postal trial and the President addressing mothers.
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Green
Cannon
Ithe
Japan
Shaw
Canal Commission
Congress
Virginia
News of
Maryland
Two Missing After Los Angeles River Bridge Collapses Amid Floods
At Los Angeles a flood swollen river swept away the Seventh Street bridge, twelve to fifteen people fell in, two believed drowned. Affected are Mrs. Clara Webb and others amid widespread damage. City faces worst flood in years with failed piers and stalled trains.
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California
Los Angeles
Cal
Seventh Street
Clara Webb
East Seventh Street
Ugb
Clifford Linthal
Ninth Street
Santa Monica
Long Beach
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Western Union
Chicago
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Point Heyes
United States
McAdie
San Luis Obispo
San Diego
Uereka
Arizona
Caifornia
Point Convention
Tatoosh Island
Negro of Hebrew faith a strange prisoner in Paterson jail
Special to The Washington Post reports in Paterson New Jersey that Samuel Valskabormann a full blooded Ethiopian born Hebrew and German student and poet is detained in Passaic County jail. He claims assault and robbery on March 3 led to a month’s jail for aiding and abetting a street riot. He is thirty eight born near Cairo and speaks seven languages. Egyptian consul to be informed.
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Washington
Paterson
N. J
Passaic County
Samuel Valskabomann
Dundee
Passaic
Valskabomann
Presidents scorn his address to mothers and duty of parents
President Roosevelt’s Mothers Congress address provoked strong reaction from clergymen and women auditors alike. He denounced those who forgo children and urged strong home life, duty, and self sacrifice as the nation’s foundation. He warned against luxury and urged balance between work and family, stressing the mother’s central role in raising healthy citizens.
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Roosevelt
Mothers’ Congress
Mothers Hesild Foundation
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