The War [?] of the [?] LONDON
THE Japanese occupied [?] and resumed their march on 13th instant, with the object of turing the Mo-tion-ling Pass…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
555 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 12 of 28
The War. The Evacuation of Nouchwang. Russian Stand at Harbin. London
THE Russians have completely evacuated Neuchwang, Advices from St. Petersburg state that General Kuropatkin is expected to retire to Harbin…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Russo-japanese War
Ever since the loss of Port Arthur and Manchuria caused by the interfering diplomacy, of France, Germany and Russia in 1894, Japan did not put her armour past,…
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The Tokio correspondent of the London "Daily Express". telegraphs the report that after the recent engagement on the Yalu River three companies of Japanese…
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A cable to the Japanese Consul in Sydney states that the Japanese squadron, the day after the disaster to the Hotsuse, proceeded to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Russo-ap. War. Awful Loss of Life on Both Sides. Port Arthur to Be Stormed. Sorrow in 8T. Petersburg. London
TWO Japanese cruisers collided. One sank, and 400 of her crew were drowned. Another warship struck a…
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WE acknowledge further contributions to above fund as under—J. F. Fogarty 2s, F. Kable (3rd con.) 2s, J. Donnelly 2s, E. Henson 2s 6d, F. Brown 2s, Friend at Chatsworth 2s 6d, T.A. 1s, Yamba 2s…
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THE Japs have captured Kaichau or Kaiping, and advanced to Tachicho, driving 1500 Russians before them. After destroying several miles of…
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Two news agencies have received reports from Tientsin and Niuchwang that the Japanese have sustained a defeat, and are falling back on Feng-huan-cheng, 90…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Romance of th Wa. Woman Who Went as a Soldier
A romantic story of the war, with a very tragic ending, has reached Paris from Russia. Among the men belonging to a Siberian regiment stationed at Port…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Russo-jap. War. London
Feny-wang Cheng is reported to be strongly fortified. A St. Petersburg paper states that the Japanese cavalry are provided…
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It is stated at Tokio that the Japanese have captured Kaiping, and driven the Russians towards Yang Kow…
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TWO Japanese cruisers collided, one sank, and four hundred of the crew were drowned. Another Japanese warship struck a…
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THE continued rains are melting the snow, causing a suspension of the Japanese advance, which is enabling the Russians to strengthen Liaotung…
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The correspondent of the "Times" aboard the Haimun reports that the Japanese battleship Hatsuse, which was sunk off Liao-ti-shan, at the extremity of…
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The Japanese have, during the past week, received their most important check in on otherwise triumphal progress both by sea and land. Fortunately for Russia, while…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest War Cables. Bombardment of Port Arthur. the Japs Aggressive. the Koreans Excited. (From Our Sydney Editor.) London
The protest of Great Britain and America against Russia's action in recklessly sowing the ocean with floating mines is taking a practical form, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Russo-jap. War. Capture of Nanshau. Sixteen Hours' Fighting. Sydney, Saturday Night
THE Japanese Consul in Sydney has received a cable containing particulars of the capture of Nanshan and South Kinchow. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tolstoy Denounces the War
The Paris "Figaro" contains an account of a visit of one of its correspondents to Tolstoy, the Russian author, and his talk with him about the…
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EIGHT Japanese vessels, encircling round the entrance, bombarded Port Arthur on Tuesday, firing broadsides every ten minutes…
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