The Week's War News
Fighting on land has commenced with deadly earnestness. In the Japanese attack on Nanshan the Russians are stated to have made a…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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The Week's War News
On Friday the eastern coast division of the Japanese troops fought a battle 15 miles from Fort Arthur. It is announced in Tokio that a…
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Nothing of importance came through until Monday when news arrived that the Japanese entrapped a large body of Russians near Port Adams, about…
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News from the seat of war in the early part of the week went to show that Japan had been having a bad time. The big Russian warships fell…
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Admiral Togo states that his scouts discovered the Russian fleet outside Port Arthur on Thursday morning. There were six battleships, five…
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The imminence of land fighting is inspiring the schoolboys of Russia to equip themselves with weapons of death. Hundreds of cases are reported of small…
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"I saw you, and heard every word," cried Ruth, scornfully, her eyes flashing. They stood facing each other in a…
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The Japanese on Wednesday captured two small forts 10 miles east of Fort Arthur. Shells from Japanese field-pieces and from the fleet are…
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"Go to Jericho!" "Right you are, sir!" retorted the serving man cheerfully, shutting his eye again…
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The 'Standard' states that it is announced in St. Petersburg that 20,000 Japanese have occupied the heights at Port Arthur, enabling them to…
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Reuter's representative (remarks a writer in the London "Daily Telegraph" of May 11th) has had an interview with Baron Suyematsu, the Japanese…
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Well, sir, you see I was dragged up in the bush, an run away to sea. When I got my A.B. I went back to the bush again, an' knocked…
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The P. and O. mail steamer Malacca has been seized by the Russians, who have also taken possession of the mails from the German mail steamer Prinz…
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This hoarse guttural yell startled the yellow men. These foreigners must be mad. They halted irresolutely…
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A junk which was conveying mails to Port Arthur and Chefoo has been seized by the Japanese, many important military and naval letters being…
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"Sale as a cell," said Bill. "Secrecy--ye must a' swear it!" cried Duncan. They stood up…
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It is rumored in St. Petersburg that Port Arthur has fallen, but reports from other quarters state that the rumors are premature…
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When they got well out to sea several warships were seen gliding a bout in stately fashion. They bail seen many men-o'-war on the voyage…
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When the veil is raised for a moment on such tragedies as the one revealed lately in the Westminster Police Court, public pity is stirred. The curtain of…
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After traversing several passages they came out on a courtyard. Lights were flashing in every direction, not merely in the yard hot in the sky…
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