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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1904

Page

5

The Great Battle of Liaoyang Ends After Nine Days of Fighting

Desperate combat on the Shoushanpao hills near Liaoyang ends with Japanese forces under Gen Oku capturing the Russian position after a prolonged artillery duel and brutal hand to hand fighting. The fall secures Liaoyang as Russian lines collapse, with heavy casualties on both sides and large-scale Russian retreat toward the north.

Shoushanpao Liao-yang Anshanshan Shoushanpao Hills Liaoyang Ince Nan¢han Hill Inchem Moor Nanshan Hill Oku An Liaoyang Hetying~ Tai Hil

Kuroki's Part in Battle at Liao-yaung War

Reports from Tientsin describe Gen. Kuroki’s forces in the Liao-yaung engagement during early September. Japanese units advanced through rugged terrain, cut toward the railroad, and helped pin back Gen. Kuropatkin’s retreating Russian corps after six days of heavy fighting. Casualty estimates run into thousands, with rapid artillery actions near Kwangtung and Newantung as the turning point neared.

Tifea Heiyingtai Nem Sykwantun Helsingtal Taitse Kuroki Liao-yang Kuropatkin Anping Sylkwantun Yental Pujl Kurok Meyingtai Hill Hefyingtai Hill Heiyingtai Hill Tientsin Liao-yaung Lianoyang Lisoyang W Kuropatkin Hue Kwangtung Taitae Newantung Coal Mine Hill Sukwantung Kurdki

Nervous Prostration Warning Prompts Remedy Search

The passage describes severe nerves, inability to rest or sleep, melancholy, headaches, and bilious weakness. It urges seeking a nerve remedy to strengthen and renew the frazzled system, implying a tonic or tonic-like treatment is needed to restore vitality.

Nervine Te uses praised by CHAS LANDRUM

Dr Miles Nervine touted as a safe remedy that soothes and rebuilds nerves and claims it helps stomach kidney and liver troubles. The testimonial from CHAS LANDRUM of Carthage Missouri says Nervine enabled him to return to normal work and that druggists will refund if the first bottle fails to benefit.

Miles Nervine Chas Landrum Mnervine

Souvorin Sees China Rise Threatening Japan

In a leading article Souvorin of Novoe Vremya argues that a Chinese renaissance would threaten Japan more than any other power. He says Japan could outpace Britain in China, foresees a Russia Britain clash if Russia loses, and notes Western powers may share Western interests in the crisis. He doubts France will intervene and suggests Germany might handle peace efforts.

St. Petersburg M. Souvorin Novoe Vremya China Japan Great Britain India M. Souverin Russia M. Louverin France Germany

World War Outlook Cited By Foreign Press

The piece notes that while France and the United States have vested material interests, Germany is less affected. It mentions Russia may see no major power intervening as America focuses on its national election, leaving the war’s end uncertain.

Germany France United States America Russia

Orloff Blamed For Defeat In Russian Far East Battle

St Petersburg report blames Maj. Gen. Orloff for failing to hold Gen Kuroki’s forces during the Hattse River action. Orloff was wounded early, his staff chief’s horse bolted, and his division retreated. Kuropatkin’s offensive stalled as Japanese flanking pressure grew, though Stackelberg helped check the turn before Yemtai.

St. Petersburg Kuropatkin Orloff Kuroki Kurokis Hattse Onloft Russia Japan Stackelberg Yemtai Kurokin

German Plan to Expand Army Circulates in Reichstag

Berlin reports the government will ask the Reichstag to raise army strength by thirty to forty thousand men this year, hoping to train many youths rejected annually. A prior 1903 bill was delayed by finances as naval programs shift to next fall, with potential 1866 timing. In Havana, Alma has ordered veterans’ payments begin October 1, prioritizing local claimants, while the 335 million loan funds half the recorded claims. Treasury receipts show mixed revenues and expenditures, including customs and other fees.

Reichstag Berlin Havana Sept. Is Presidentralma

Germany's Learned Horse Hans Passes Exam

Berlin report says Hans the horse completed an examination before a scientific commission including physiologists psychologists pedagogues naturalists and others. It notes evidence of handwriting comprehension musical color discrimination and mathematical work performed without trickery. The owner Herr von Osten is described as a pedagogue.

Aulmange Berlin Hans Herr von Osten

German Army Maneuvers Start in Two Days Near Schwerin

Berlin observers report the Emperor and Empress with Crown Prince Frederick William and Duchess Cecilia watching the autumn maneuvers near Schwerin at dawn. About 50,000 troops participate, with American Captains Smiley and Biddle among foreign officers present as U S military attaches.

Berlin Frederick William Cecilia of Mecklenburg-Schwerin Schwerin Samuel B. Smiley Fifteenth United States Infantry William 8. Biddle Fourteenth Infantry United States

Colon Faces Malaria Threats Amid Canal Labor Boom

A Public Health Service report from Colon estimates a population of 7,500 to 8,000 as arrivals from Jamaica and West Indies mount. Immigrants seek Isthmus canal work, but fever and filth-laden conditions persist in a swampy town. Culebra is highlighted as a high risk area with larvae in pools. The piece notes major urban construction will take years and calls attention to sanitation crusades. Also notes Lawrence Townsend aboard Vinland en route from Antwerp.

Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Gorgas Colon Jamaica Central American Panama Canal Culebra

Gen Cyrus Bussey Burial Move At Arlington

Gen Cyrus Bussey late Assistant Secretary of the Interior brought the remains of his wife Ellen Kiser Bussey from Keokuk cemetery to be buried at Arlington on Wednesday. Mrs Bussey died in February 1831. the family lived in New Orleans. The monuments describe a tall marble statue once standing twenty feet high and weighing twenty tons, placed beside Gen Bussey’s grave.

Cyrus Bussey Ellen Kiser Buse Keokuk Arlington New Orleans Towa Buerey Ty Vt Aringu Sind Busey

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