The Russo-Japanese War. LONDON
GENERAL Sto[?] has been appointed Aide-Comp General to the Czar. In his reply to a letter addressed to Sir Thomas Sutherland, chairman of the Peniosular and…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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Russo-japanese War. the Test of the Campaign
All the news of the day has been connected with the naval victories of Togo and Kaimura the reduction of Port Arthur, and the surrounding operations around…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest War Cables. Mutilating the Dead. Russian Deserters, Shot. London
Medical reports published at Tokio declare that a detachmentof the 11th Regiment of SiberianRifles mutilated the Japanese dead and slaughtered the wounded…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Russo-jap War. Desperate Battle Raging. Japs. Outflank the Russians. Further Japanese Successes. London
Many fresh troops have arrived from Europe to reinforce General Kuropatkin, and thus revived the spirits of the northern army. The…
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TERRIBLE details of the wounds inflicted by Japanese armsare beginning to be published in the Russian newspapers. A letter from Captain Schultz…
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THE Russian Admiral Wirenius reports that a shell fired into the cruiser Novik exploded her boilers, and powder magazine, and only a shell-riddled hull…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Russo-Japanese War. Desperate Battles—Japanese Successful—Heavy Losses on both, Sides. London
JAPANESE at Langkekhan commanded the Russian position, foreing back the centre and right wing, and compelling them to [?] Aushantion, where Russian casualties were 300…
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A joint Commission composed of members of the Russian Admiralty and of the Miniser of Foreign Affairs is sitting in St. Petersburg, and will prepare within a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Russo-jap War. Battle at Lio-Yang. Russians Beaten & OUTFLANKED. 30,000 Russian and 20,000 Japanese Casualties. LONDON
On Tuesday and Wednesday the Japanese furiously attacked a long chain of splendidly fortified positions on the southern front of…
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There is an impression that the Smolensk, one of the two Russian volunteer fleet steamers for which British warships are searching, to convey to them the order of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Russo-Japanese War. Enormous Losses on Both Sides. Pits and Fields Filled with Corpses. London
IT was reported in Tokio and Shanghai that the Japanese occupied Liao-yang on Thursday afternoon, but no official confirmation of the report has been received…
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Liao-yang has been evacuated by the Russians, and General Kuropatkin is in full retreat. General Kuropatkin reports to…
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THE Japanese resumed the attack on Kuropatkin's Russian forces on Tuesday and Wednesday last. The Japanese shells fell within two…
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WHILE directing the Russian retreat to Liaoyang, General Kuropatkin had two horses killed under him. It is reported that 200 spiked guns have been…
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The Japanese on the 30th failed to recapture Itzshun, although making the flercest assaults. Their aim was to get ingress along the railroad…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest War Cables. Movements of Gen. Kuropatkin. the Mikado's Congratulations. London
Advices from. St. Petersburg state that General.Kuropntklii; with tho bulk of his troops, has arrived at Mukden. Russian authorities anticipate that a halt will bo…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Russo-jap War. Horrible Tales of Slaughter How Brave Men Die. Russian Troops Fagged and Beaten. LONDON
General Lispounow, Governor at Korsakovsk, telegraphed to the Czar that an examination showed that the Japanese placed mines at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The [?] Japanese War
THE [?] are trying to undermine the Port [?]. THE [?] Petersburg correspondent of French [?] state that Cossacks on Wednesday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Spies of War
A spy is a person sent into an enemy's camp to inspect his works, ascertain his strength, and report on his movements. By the laws of war among civilised nations a spy…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest War Cables. Storming the Heights of Liao-yang. London
A correspondent of the "Times" furnishes a dramatic account of the Japanese as saults on August 30 and 31 on the heights south of Liao-yang…
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