War Councils
From all accounts and appearances the Russians beyond relying on lying stories of the Japanese, did not take the trouble to make themselves acquainted with the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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Russo-japanese War. London
Lieut-General Oku reports that he has already buried 1516 Russian corpses at Telissa, while natives state that the Russians buried burned, and carried…
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Few wars have offered more horror to the historian than the present one of Russia with Japan. After a national vilification on the most profuse scale, the scene…
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The St. Petersburg authorities are not depending altogether on the Public Treasury for the money required for the war. Various means have been adopted for appealing to…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Latest War Cables. Battle of Haicheng. the War Crippling Russia. (From Our Sydney Editor.) London
Unconfirmed reports assert that the Japanese captured Laio-yang after two days fighting. Generals Kuroki and Oku junctioned…
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The Daily Mail Newchang correspondent reports that the Japanese artillery ambushed General Kondratroitch with 8000 Russian…
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IT is reported that a heavy naval battle took place between the Japanese and Russian fleets off Port Arthur on Thursday. The details to hand…
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The cost of war is not alone in millions Sterling. Thousands of families are affected or ruined. In England to-day an appeal is made, for the families of British…
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THE British officers on the sunken transports have been warmly praised for their bravery in sharing the fate of their Japanese comrades…
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Japan is fairly getting her work into Russia. The armies of the Czar are powerless unless hacked by a strong majority. The dash of the little brown devils has…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest War Cables. Hardships Experienced by Russians. Fighting at Port Arthur. (From Our Sydney Editor.) London
Russian newspapers contain a graphic account of the battle of Telesze, and describe the great hardships the Russians experienced, In their hurried retirement,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Russo-jap War. Russian Disaster. a Naval Battle. the Japanese Successful. Heavl Russian Losses. London
A great naval fight took place off Port Arthur on Friday. The Russians were again badly defeated…
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After six hours severe lighting on Monday the Japs Takushan army occupied Senshinling, north-west of Sinyon. The casualties numbered…
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The Russian General Kuropatkin reports that in the recent battle with Japanese at Telissa one Russian Division had 15 officers and 386 men…
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One month out of every year, the employees of the various railway companies in Great Britain partake in an interesting competition. It is for a challenge shield given…
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A Japanese destroyer steamed between the Russian battleships amid a hail of shells, and when behind the 'Russian line was surrounded by destroyers. But the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest War Cables. Closer Investment of Port Arthur. (From Our Sydney Editor) London
It is reported that General Kuroki's army are only 19 miles from the Russian forces under General Kuropatkin. The latter does not consider the time…
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Desperate fighting is reported to have taken place ten miles north-west of Port Arthur. The Japanese have occupied…
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We acknowledge, with thanks, receipts of the following additional donations:—J.A Thomp-son 2s 6d, J.Mursh (Palmor's Channel 3rd con) 2s, Jas Newby (4th con) 4s, G.Watson (S.Arm)…
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It is unofficially reported that the Japanese on Sunday morning at-tacked the outworks of the extreme-east of Port Arthur, and by evening…
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