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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1904

Page

4

Russians Hold Ken Mountain Front in Peninsula Defense

A lengthy report details Russian rear guard actions during the July fighting on the Liaotzu and Ken Mountain area near Port Arthur. It notes 4000 Russian losses to about 600 Japanese, with Stoessel's forces retiring in good order as Japanese success came at heavy cost. The narrative emphasizes Japanese artillery, mountain assault, and the Russians' cautious, delayed defense.

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Battle for Sartchborn Pass as Japanese repulsed in fierce hand to hand

Reports detail Russian flank movements near Sartchborn Pass with heavy artillery and bayonet charges. Japanese batteries and trenches are attacked as Russian regiments march to seize positions, while separate notes describe Baltic Fleet activities near Langeland and a riot at Chicago stockyards involving Japanese students and Russian workers.

Denmark Furkeberg Langeland Island Denemark Langéland Island Heimat Xeseela Langelend Fakkebers Brolsike

Russian Forces Break Through Japanese Defenses at Tumma Pass

A detailed battle narrative describes Russian attacks aided by the Thirty fourth and Thirty sixth regiments and other brigades attempting to seize Tumma Pass. After days of heavy fighting, multi battery exchanges, and repeated assaults, Russians gain important heights, sweep Japanese positions, but retire exhausted as night falls and Japanese evacuate nearby villages.

Tumma Pass Gapt Michaelis Iiteralls Kerngross Eld Co Peccuta Agafoff Marine Uoaner Varinoff Haskin Ines Tehaonandzy Tchigaw

Peace in Uruguay and death of New York Times editor

Reports from Montevideo dated October 17 say peace is proclaimed after a revolution in the remihiic ends with an amnesty and indemnity. Separately, Leonard B Treharne, longtime New York Times city editor, died at 43 after kidney trouble and a pneumonia battle. He studied at Lehigh and Penn.

Eduardo Acevedo Diaz Winister Uruguay United States Montevideo Remihiic Jose Batlle Ordonez Giavy Destara Presigent Diaz New York Leonard B Trehurne New York Times Treharne Pennsylvania Lehigh University University of Pennsylvania Harvard Boston Hartford Times New York World

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Help Gripping Pain

An advertisement claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve severe pains quickly including grip and headaches. A user reports rapid easing after three doses and sleeping peacefully, while a brother endorses their effectiveness with no ill effects. Refund offered if first package fails. Portage Michigan.

Mien Michie

Russia Will Fight to the End Says Cassini

Ambassador Cassini reaffirms Russia will pursue the war to victory and rejects any peace offers. Secretary Hay notes the U S will not intervene without both belligerents inviting mediation, with no current proposal from Washington. The Sunday talks with Hay are not a mediation offer and outcomes depend on Russian and Japanese positions. The President stands ready to aid peace if invited, but remains cautious.

Count Cassin Russia Count Cassini Hayl Ambaswator Vince June Japan Athe Zellow United States Lena San Francisco Vladivostok Cincinnati Cassini Hay Elould Ala Comnt Manchuria St Petersburg Washington

Japanese Minister Hayashi Calls Peace Proposals From The Czar

London October 17 The Japanese Minister Baron Hayashi said in an interview that peace proposals must come from the Czar. He predicted the war would continue through the winter, which he said is more favorable for operations in some respects than summer. He stressed that the Pass would be the next political focus and that once accomplished there is nothing to prevent a Japanese advance toward Harbin.

Whamster Hayashi Peigken Harbin

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