Battle Near Liaoyang Ends With Japanese Victory
Russian forces retreat after Liaoyang falls to Japanese due to heavy fighting on September 3 and 4. Field Marshal Oyama reports Japanese gains and Russian losses, with Kuropatkin arriving at Tiehling and Stackelberg's Siberian corps reportedly extricated. Chinese corn fields impede movement as both sides suffer severe casualties and logistics strain.
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Oyama
Kuropatkin
Taiehling
Mukden
Tokyo
Marsh Oyama
Taltse
Kitupatkin
Stachelberg
Liaoyang
Yental Ravces
Iuropatkin
St Petersburg
Tiehling
Yental
Eghteen
Tiehling Tiehling
Iail
Muk- Gen
Stackelberg
Kuropitkin
First Siberian Army Corps
nosi+ tring
Ventafl Tition
Yentai
Jipinese
Lhaching
Taitae
Mar
Orloff
Millet
den Orloff
Yaitl Station
Liao
Gen @tackerberg
War Office
Liao-yang
Talse River
Nicholas
Kuropstkin
Far
Sixth Army
Kuroki
Natzuago
Liao-ang Ooyama
Taitse River
Kurokis
Tokja
Zhao-yang
Mikado
Stal Oyama
Gen Kuroki
Jiao-yang
Muatshai
Oku
Nodsu
London
Lmes
Washington Post
Shao-yang
Taitse
Red Cross
Taitso
Nodzu
Liso-yang
Murder at Park Street McCue Home In Charlottesville
Mrs Fannie McCue wife of ex mayor Samuel McCue is shot and killed in their Charlottesville Virginia home. Husband attacked and left for dead as a man with satchel and baseball bat forces entry. The intruder chased to the brother Edward McCue’s house and police work on a possible second target while bloodhounds and detectives sweep the city. The couple had just returned from church and the tragedy unfolds in the city’s fashionable district.
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Samuel McCue
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Fannie M McCue
J Samuel McCue
McCue
Park Street
Mr. McCue
Mrs. McCue
Mia McCue
Brother
Edward O McCue
Roanoke
McCus
Fannie Crawford
William Crawford
Mount Sidney
Augusta County
William
Ernest B
Law
Harrisonburg
Princess Alice seeks divorce amid Rome visit
Princess Alice de Bourbon, daughter of Don Carlos, travels to Rome to urge Vatican help for an annulment from her husband Prince Frederick of Schonburg-Waldenburg. The Dresden case began November 27 with bodily injury and deprivation of liberty cited. marriage dissolved in private proceedings with no reasons given.
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Alice de Bourbon
Don Carlos
Prince Frederick of
Schonburg-Waldenburg
Venice
Maberm
Prince Frederick
Dresden
Royal Betrothal Nearing Crown Prince Frederick William
In Altona on September 4 Emperor William and Empress Augusta hosted a Kaiserhof College dinner for Schleswig Holstein officers. The Emperor announced the betrothal of Crown Prince Frederick William to Duchess Cecilia, sister of the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Schwerin, a move met with strong enthusiasm. Judge Parker Has Quiet Sunday in Esopus. There were no visitors at Rosemount today and the judge kept his usual Sunday routines.
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Altona
Prussia
Emperor William
Empress Ausgusta
Kaiserhof College
Scheswig-Holstein
Frederick William
Cecilia
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Judge Parker
Esopus
Rosemount
Kingston
Woman In East Boston Barricade Fires On Police Injures Officer
In a sudden insanity fit Minnie McKenzie barricaded herself in a Falcon Street tenement front room. She fired more than fifty shots at officers, struck Patrolman Alfred Sturdivant who died later, and wounded another patrolman. Germicide fumes subdued her after five hours. she was found unconscious and locked up.
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Boston
Minnie McKenzie
Falcon Street
Alfred M Sturdivant
McKenzie
East Boston
Sturdivan
John Davis
Princess Louise Foiled Escape Plot Foreshadowed in Dresden
Report from Dresden says Lieut Count Mattasich-Keglevitch lived incognito near the princess for weeks before her flight from Bad Elster. She briefly hid in hut country near Coswig then was found and returned, stating she got lost. Nearby, two sisters in Michigan were killed by a passenger train after an accident at a cattle guard, their bodies found buried.
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Dresden
Mattasich- Keglevitch
Ingiognito
Klotsche
Louise of
Galen, Mich
George W. Chase
Henry Smith
Michigan
Five Drowned in Lake Erie Naphtha Launch Capsizes
Five men perish when a 22-foot naphtha launch capsizes during a voyage from Cleveland to Vermilion for yacht races. Victims include John D Begley Albert G Treiber Paul Hartner Max Hurtig Jules Hurtig. Bodies found along Edgewater Beach as crews fear all aboard were lost.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Vermillion
John D Begliy
Geovill Avenue
Albert G Treiber
Avondale Street
Paul Hartner
Root Street
Cuyahoga Abstract
Max Hurtig
New York City
Jules Hurtig
Garry Iron and Steel Company
Hurtigs
Hdgewater Park
John D Begley
Gypsies riot at Ellis Island over measles children
At Hills Island, 260 gypsies aboard the Carpathia faced immigration inspectors and guards after news spread that their measles infected children had been drowned. The mob attacked doctors and uniformed men, hurling cups and shoes before an interpreter confirmed the children were safe. The sick child was hospitalized and parents were allowed to stay.
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New York
Hills Island
Carpathia
Brooklyn
Marine Hospital
Ellis Island
Saffoneff Escapes After Daring Coup in St Petersburg
A special dispatch from St Petersburg reports that Saffoneff, named as the murderer of M. von Plehve, the Russian minister, escaped today through a bold coup by his supporters. The incident follows the assassination that shocked the empire and prompted widespread pursuit.
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London
St Petersburg
Saffoneff
M. von Plehve
Interiox
Police rescue priest as mob storms church in Pittsburgh
Rev Father Bekovac of St Nicholas Croatian Roman Catholic Church in Allegheny hewed entry with an axe after doors were locked and nailed. A mob of about 540 men and women gathered to stop services as police protected him and escorted him to the parish house amid threats of vengeance from factional dissidents led by women.
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Pittsburg
Father Bekovac
St Nicholas
Allegheny
Bekavac
Pansh House
St. Nicholas Church
Phelan Upheing
Senator Clark denies assault report in Missoula
Butte Montana September 1. Senator William A Clark rejects rumors of an assault in Missoula. In a signed statement he says Geoffrey Lauzier and Wethey were with him and no one spoke to him. He calls the hotel episode a willful falsehood and disdains indecent journalism while praising open confrontation over slander. J M Stein Co advertises woolens and fall designs.
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Wethey
Index to Today's Issue Highlights and Contents
Index to today page list shows items including military action in Virginia murder case drugs used on a woman mob incident priest saved by police fourteen killed in a fire a fatal bite by a domestic animal musicians strike threat treaty notes with Korea and Japan social and personal notices baseball and sports gossip editorial pieces and various topical columns all across Virginia Maryland San Francisco and international notes with mentions of congress candidates and hotel talks
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i—Stackelbere
Virginia
Japan
Korea
Knights
San Francisco
Congress
News
Maryland
King Menelik
Hugues le Roux
Sabo
Vote to Quit Strike Donnelly's Unchanged Plan
New York union butchers vote ends strike in Manhattan and nearby areas with 3,500 returning to work Tuesday. Donnelly says NYC desertion won't alter plans to tie up U.S. meat industry. expects 50,000 more workers to join and stockyards disruption to continue for weeks.
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New York
New York Butchers
Quaintty
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Wok
Chicago
New York City
Donnelly
Butchers’ Union
E Schmidt
Meat Cutters’ Union
California
Heike Mr Lonnelly
Five Dead and Five Hurt in Nitroglycerin Explosion
In Findlay Ohio on September 4 a premature nitroglycerin blast near Upper Bandusky killed five people and left five others badly injured. Victims include Malen Lookabaugh Lina Corine Wise Emanuel Curcan Joseph Fox Ernest Wise Louis Lookabaugh Alice Wise Mary Gulliford and Claire Lookabaugh. The accident occurred as workers gathered around a well during nitroglycerin work and the cause remains unknown.
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Findlay
Ohio
Upper Bandusky
Malen Lookabaugh
Joseph Fox
Lina Corine Wise
Gandunky
Urcan
Cincinnati
Ernest Wise
Louis Lookabaugh
Four Shot in Harlem Little Italy Over Five Cent Debt
Four people were wounded in Harlem's Little Italy after a quarrel over a five cent debt led to gunfire. Victims include Joseph Fierito, Antonio De Lago, Jonnah Boggo, and Rosa Depinio. De Lago may die. Antonio Caro was arrested and charged with the shooting.
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Little
Italy
New York
Rosa Depinio
Antonio Caro
Caro
de Laro
de Lago
Depinto
Fierito
Roggo
Fire in tenement kills fourteen and injures score
At Atturnes street New York a fire trapped residents as a large tenement under repairs lacked usable escapes. Fourteen dead include four women nine children and one man. Dozens injured, many rescued by firemen as flames cut off stairs and the roof escapes. Authorities say alterations caused by removal of fire escapes and damaged exits led to the tragedy with several arrests for negligence.
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New York
the Story & Able
Atturnes Street
Eltere
Par EU Court
Wat
Aml
Ausert
Leon Sober
Morris Levine
Henr Breltman
Seventh Week Of Strike In Fall River Paralyzes Textile Industry
With neither side ready to concede, Fall River’s seven week strike by about 23 000 textile workers stalls factories. Exodus grows as French Canadians return home and others seek mills elsewhere while aid pours in for strikers from both union and non union groups. Two young girls drown near Hunters Island during a chaperoned outing by the Little Mothers' Aid Association.
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Fall River
Pali River
Teadle Mills
Girs
New York
Jeannette Melvin
Ekathemhe ¢Ollins
Hunters Island
Long Island Sound
Enterprise Cthapter
Aii
Harra Island
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Stackelberg Safe
Es Associated Press
Princess
Rome
Vatican
Germany
Germicide
Dmg
Husband
Louise
Hills
C. Railway
Bekayac
Harry Mass
Clark
Insane Man
J. M. Stein, & Co
Manassas
Washington
Camp No. 1
Camp No 2
Camp No
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Newport News
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
7Th St
Seoad
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