The War in the East
Peace negotiations between Japan and China are to begin at Shimoneski…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1895
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The War in China
The Japanese have occupied the Sai-yen-tai district in Manchuria, as far as Ta-pee-kon, and are steadily advancing upon Newchwang. Fighting takes place…
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Riots in China ate increasing. The Japs hare captured Liayang near the capital of Manchuria, but have undertaken not to blookade the Gulf of Peohili…
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Li Hung Chang, the Chinese Viceroy, who has been empowered to negotitate with Japan for peace, and who lately had an audience af the Emperor of China at…
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The Japanese have defeated the Chinese at Newchang. The letter lost 1800 killed and wounded…
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The Japanese captured the native city of Newchwang on Monday, after desperate fighting. The fighting took place in the streets of the city. Two thousand…
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LONDON, Thursday night. The Chinese fought with desperate valor in the assault upon New Chang. It was a stubborn hand-to-hand contest…
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In the battle at the native city of Newchwang, in Mancluria, the Chinese fought with desperate valour. The fighting lasted for 18 hours, and the…
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The Japanese have, after heavy fighting, captured Ting Kow, the port of New-Chwang. Sunday. Japan, without seeking to obtain any…
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Mr. Fredrick Villiers, special artist and war correspon lent at the China Japanese war, has been engaged to lecture in Australia on the war…
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The Japanese have captured the port of Ying-kow. The Chinese in retreating upon New-chwang fought desperately, but were mowed down by Japanese…
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Figaro, one of the leading daily papers of Paris, declares that England and Franco will insist upon the preservation of China, and will not permit the…
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The Fiyaro ,one of the leading daily papers of Paris, deelaros that England mad Franca will insist upon the status quo being maintained in China, and will not permit the…
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News has been received of another Japanese victory. The Japanese attacked a force 10,000 Chinese at Theichiang, on the western side of the River Liam…
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The Chinese Government it soliciting the support of Great Britain France, and Italy In the negotiations for peace with Japan. The Japanese defeated 7000 Chinese at…
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China has agreed to discuss with Japan the questions of the independence of Corea, the cession of territory, and the payment of a money indemnity…
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The wealthier Chinese residents at Pekin and Tienssin ore leaving those cities owing to the advance of the Japanese…
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The wealthier Chinese residents of Pekin and Tientsin are leaving those cities owing to the advance of the Japanese…
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The air of Parliament House was thick yesternight with rumors of another attack on the Government being contemplated, of which Sir Henry Parkes will be chosen…
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China is reported to have secured the opposition of Russia to the cession of any portion of Manchuria to Japan. Germany will remain neutral in the…
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