Russo=jap. War. London
General Kuropatkin reports that the Russian detachment holding Sanachi was driven to Finchuling Pass. One hundred and two…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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Latest Telegrams. Veteran Soldier Dies. Sydney
William James Moxham, member of the well-known firm of Moxham and Company, died suddenly yesterday, aged 72. Deceased…
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The bombardment of Port Arthur by land and sea has been begun by the Japanese The Russians admit that there is a…
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General Kuroki, the Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese army, who is co-operating with the Takushan army, succeeded last Wednesday in occupying Sinyen, on…
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Sinyen and Saimatse are regarded by Admiral Togo as positions of great strategic importance. The former controls the roads to…
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A DETERMINED department of port Arthur by land and sea by the Japanese has been commenced. The Russian admit there is a short…
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THERE are p[?]stant reports that the submarine Protect or sm[?]ggled from New York was for Japan. The R[?] press demanded an ex-plan[?]…
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In an engagement near Port Adams, the Japanese' feigned retreat. The Russians, following closely in the[?] rear, were entrapped and cut up by…
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Another disaster, this time to Japan, has happended over the laying of a submarine mine. How many men have been destroyed up to date in making and laying these…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest War Cables. Another Land Battle. Russians Lose 800 Men. London
Russian prisoners report that the bombardments of Port Arthur refer largely to the presence of gunboats which are supporting the Japanese land forces on…
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It is reported that the Russian cruiser squadron has escaped from Vladivostock Harbour. The Japanese were repulsed in…
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UNOFFICIAL news from Tokio states that a desperate battle has occurred at Fuschou, 75 miles south-west of Neuchwang, the Russians losing 1000…
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The "Times" states that the force at General Kuropatkin's immediate disposal is 100,000 men. The General expects to be reinforced by 20,000 men monthly…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest War Cables. the Attack Upon the Transports. Terrific Russian Fire. Decks Covered with Corses. London
Survivors of the Japanese transport Hitachi Maru, which was torpedoed by the Russian cruiser squadron, say that they met Vice-Admiral Skrydloff at 7 o'clock…
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Particulars of the Russian-Japanese war, as published in our columns this morning, will make those people who are of a humanitarian turn of mind…
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The war is seriously crippling Russian trade. Hundreds of thousands less tons of merchandise were carried by…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Russo-jap War. Awful Slaughter. 5000 Russians Killed. Great Battle Near Haicheng. London
Eleven hundred wounded Russians, including 55 officers, have arrived at Liao-yang from the battle of Telisse. The officers state that…
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NEWS from Tokio states a desperate battle has occurred at Fuchen, seventy-five miles south-west of Neu-chuang. The Russians lost one thousand men,…
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SOME graphic details of the destruction of jap-anese transports are cabled from Tokio. The Russian crmser fired 210 shots at the Hit-achi Maru at a range of 700 yards, wounding…
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STIRRING details have been published in connection with the sinking of two Japanese transport steamers by Russian cruisers, through which about 1000 lives…
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