Latest Cable News. Russian-Japanese War. LONDON
A telegram from Mukden states that the Russians on the right of Port Arthur assumed the offensive on the 3rd and 4th inst…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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The War London
A TELEGRAM from Mukden states that the Russians on the right of Port Arthur assumed the offensive on the 3rd and 4th inst…
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ADMIRAL Alexieff has furnished a story to the effect that 30,000 Japanese were killed by mines while making an assault on Port Arthur on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest War Cables. Some Japanese Reverses. Chinese Estimate of Losses. Encircling Movement by General Oku. London
A Berlin, paper states that the Grand Duke Boris has been banished to Archangel because he slashed General Kuropatkin's face with his sword when ordered to expel a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Russo-japanese War. the Japanese Aim and Object.—the "Sedan" of KUROPATKIN.—Ll Ao-tung and After.—fall of Port Arthur
When I compare the press cablegrams sent by Reuter to Australia with those in the London dailies, there is a mighty difference in the want of clearness accuracy,…
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General Kuropatkin reports that the engagement near Motienlung lasted fifteen hours. The Russians lost over 1000 men…
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A ST. PETERSBURG journal says the Japanese at-tacked Port Arthur on July 10 and 11, and were brilliantly repulsed. It is added the Japanese Losses were enormous, and that the Russians…
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ADMIRAL ALEXIEFF— [the Russian vice-regal "Ananias"— ED]— has furnished a statement to the Czar to the effect that thirty thousand Japanese…
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The Jiji, the leading daily newspaper of Tokio, says that Great Britian is bound to prevent Turkey assisting Russia by allowing the Volunteer fleet to pass the…
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The Japanese and Russians have called us back to the normal procedure of modern warfare. To be sure, the out-of-the-way and pathless nature of the scene of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Russo=jap War. the Malacca Incident. Complete Particulars. London
When the P. and O. liner Malacca arrived at Port Said her crew were prisoners. No communication was allowed with the shore…
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Great Britain has informed Russia that she will not permit merchantmen of the volunteer fleet to become armed cruisers after they leave the Dardanelles. Great Britain has further…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Russo-Japanese War. [?] The British Flag Turn Down. London
THE British Ambassador at St. Petersburg has warned the Russian Government that the situation is very serious. He has strongly…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest War Cables. the Malacca Released. Russia Offers Compensation. (From Our Sydney Editor.) London
lt is officially announced that Russia has promised that the Malacca shall not be brought to the Prize Court,and undertakes there shall be no recurrence of…
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The Malacca incident caused a flutter in Sydney commercial circles. War seemed imminent, almost unescapable, in fact, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Russo-jap War. an Imprisoned Crew. Their Arrival in Sydney. Sydney
The steamer Tsinan arrived from Yokohama with the Lascar crew of the ship Knight Commander. The captain of the Tsinan states that…
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IT is stated that Lord Lansdowne, for the British Government has informed the Russian Ambassador, Count Lamsdorff, that Great Britain will not permit…
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THE steamer Tsinan arrived at Yokahama with the Lascar crew of the Knight Commander. The captain of the Tsinan states the crew were…
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THE Russian [?] squadron after oscaping, when 80 miles south-south west of Yokohama on Sunday morning, torpedoed a merchantman, which is supposed to be the [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest War Cables. Further Japanese Success. — Capture of Tashi-chiao.—russians Left Niuchwang. London
The Russian civil authorities have left Niu-chawing and the destruction of the Govenment property there by their orders has commenced. The railway station is…
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