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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1904

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4

Democrats Hear Brookshire and Others At Capital Rally

A large audience at Convention Hall heard former Representative Brookshire Creed Fulton Henry Davis and Henry St George Tucker as speakers in support of Parker and Davis. Letters of regret from candidates were read and the crowd greeted the Democratic platform with applause.

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Japanese Government Torpedo Boats Damaged in Transit

Report from Washington says two torpedo boats knocked down while cargoed in twenty three cars on the Great Northern line near Towner, WD. Built by Fore River Shipbuilding, Quincy, Mass for Japanese government. Investigation to determine extent of damage. patches hint at Russian espionage.

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Crane Named U S Senator in Massachusetts Senate Vacancy

Boston dispatch reports Gov Bates appointed W Murray Crane of Dalton as United States Senator to fill the unexpired term of the late George F Hoar. Crane, a leading paper manufacturer and former governor, is a Roosevelt ally expected to win election in January. His rise follows talks of cabinet posts and chairmanship of the Republican National Committee.

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Boston John L. Bates W. Murray Crane Dalton United States George F. Hoar Crane Bates Roosevelt Got W Murray Crane Hoar Mageachueette Old Bay Senate Massachusetts Lodge and Grane Henate June Washington Elieve Boston and Albany Yehua Lodge Roogevelt Moody William Draper Italy Navy John D Long Gillette McCall Gov Bates Mase Zilnog M Crane Zilnas Williston Seminary McKinley Roger Wolcott Wolcott
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Battle on Japanese Front Advances Amid Russian Pressure

Reports from October 10 describe heavy fighting along the Japanese front with major actions near Bensihu and Luz, including Russian infantry advances and Japanese counterattacks. Gen Kuroki and Gen Nodzu authorities note reinforced enemy positions, night assaults, and continued efforts to hold key ridges and towns such as Chiaoto, Benishilu, and Tumentsu as Oyama plans further offensives.

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RUSSIAN-JAPANESE BATTLE REPORTS AT MUKDEN AND BEYOND

Dispatches describe night battles and daylong artillery duels near Mukden and Yentai. Russian forces press from Shanpintasdze toward Vental, repelling Japanese guns. casualties cited. Reports note field headquarters, telegraph lines, and Japanese retreat actions as Russians advance toward coal mines and bridges along the rail line.

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Desperate Battle Near Mukden Marks Turning Point

A massive clash south of Mukden centers on the Yental mines and surrounding lines as Kuropatkin seeks a decisive blow. Russian forces push toward Japanese positions with heavy losses as reports from the field depict shifting fronts and warned optimism fading in St Petersburg.

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Warners Kidney Cure Promises Health to Failing Kidneys

An old trading-page style health blurb extols Warners Kidney Cure as the sole remedy to purify and strengthen kidneys. It warns of uric acid backed blood and systemic decline, urges readers to seek the product through druggists or doctor’s guidance, and cites the Rochester company.

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Military summaries from Far East campaign reports

Correspondents describe Kuropatkin's southward march as slow under normal conditions with no major engagement yet. Desbrardekv anticipates a decisive battle after a clash at the Yentai mines, on the plateau between Liaoyang and Yentei. Other observers note cautious officials, while Japanese forces draw Russians into the mountains as infantry and special artillery maneuver effectively.

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Kuropetkin Desbrardekv Yentai Liaoyang Yentei
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Japanese Diet Rational in Field Health Study

In St Louis on Oct 12 the International Congress of Military Surgeons heard Maj Louis Livingston Seaman USVE describe how Japanese soldiers thrive on a rational diet. He praised Japanese hospitals and officers but noted diet deficiencies under strenuous campaigns, citing beriberi risk and digestive-system relief observed in war zones. Col Pietro Imbriaco outlined First Line sanitary management, comparing approaches across armies. Surgeon Gen Stokes presented Marmion on the Naval Medical Chain, stressing broader education for naval medical officers.

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Calchas Case Progress Report From St Petersburg

Progress in the Calchas case with mail on board the steamer Calchas released by the Vladivostok prize court. The State Department to dispatch papers on seizure of mails to the American Embassy in St Petersburg. Ambassador McCormick en route to the United States. Eddy to submit papers to the Russian foreign office seeking explanation of Russian naval interference with Universal Postal Union mail. The issue may go to The Hague tribunal.

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Refugee reports Japanese shelling at Port Arthur amid Russian bombardment

Shanghai dispatches from October 12 describe a refugee sighting a planned Russian sortie blocked by Japanese batteries overlooking the east basin. Reports claim Japanese forces hit Port Arthur harbor with heavy shells, damaging a Russian ship, and claim Japanese have captured six fortifications south of Shuishiying after destroying two redoubts.

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British Steamer Fu Ping Captured Near Port Arthur

The Chinese Engineering and Mining Company steamship Fu Ping carrying munitions of war was seized by Japanese torpedo boat destroyer Shirataka off Port Arthur. Admiral Hosoya’s fleet reported the capture via wireless from Otowa, noting the Fu Ping aimed to violate the blockade at Port Arthur Shanghai. The vessel, along with seven others, was later reported sold in Shanghai to Russian agents for contraband running.

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