The Week's War News
A despatch from Tokio reports that the Russian army has been crushingly defeated near Mukden, and is now in fall retreat. It is being hotly…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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The Three Bushmen Australians in the Far East. a Thrilling Story of the Russo-Japanese War. Copyright. Chapter Xxiii. (Continued.)
They were not hindered in any respect. Ruth now walked with Jack. Bill brought up the rear, with the Jap girl, who called herself Shanalin…
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An astounding outrage on English fishing boats was committed by the Baltic fleet enroute for the East on Friday night…
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The cable brought a startling piece pf news on Tuesday. A hundred and fifty Hull trawlers were fishing off Dogger Bank, 200…
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Even at this early date it was reported in the press of tire world,--"Russia intends to send the Volunteer Fleet, which is now at Odessa, through…
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The attack on the English fishing boats overshadowed the interest in the Japanese war in the early part of the week and many curious and…
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The " Petropavlovsk " passed the "Kai-Fong," plunging, straining every quivering nerve of her vast frame. Her companions vied with her in…
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Nearly every metropolitan newspaper shrieked for war on Russia as the only possible reprisal for the mad and murderous attack on the trawling…
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Correspondents report that the besiegers of Port Arthur captured three more forte on the morning of the 5th, after fierce fighting all night…
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The officer had halted at the sight of the weapon. He still paused in wonder. "I surrender," said Duncan,…
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The Japanese were still bombarding Fort Arthur in the early part of the week. Two hundred Russian infantry and…
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A public meeting (adjourned from Saturday night) was held in the Council Chambers oil Tuesday evening last to Consider the advisability of forming…
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Early in the week correspondents reported that General Stoessel had telegraphed to the Czar that he would be able to hold Port Arthur for several…
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On Tuesday General Kuropatkin reported that an artillery duel has taken place, resulting in the repulse of the Japanese, who were trying to…
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Missie Gazette,--Me come back from China again; too muchee tam fightee along there. Yap wantee me tellum Missie Cooper hurry up makee…
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Missie Gazette,--Lot people say me no writes you but las letter caus igorant. Me say they tam phool. Chinyman he read write more better…
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Further reports of the fighting at 203 Metre-hill state that when the Japanese were within 33 yards of the Russian trenches the whole of their…
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On Sunday afternoon the Japanese destroyed, by means of mines, the breastwork of North Fort, east of Keekwan-shan, and immediately charged…
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