Russo--jap. War. London
The Tientsin correspondent of the London Daily Telegraph reports that Japanese from the Yalu captured Feng Huang Cheng, in…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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The War. London
The Czar has congratulated Vladi—vostock on its baptism of fire. The japanese warships bombarded Talienwan and Port Arthur forts, the…
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The week has fairly located the line of battle and plan of campaign on the north-western frontiers of Korea. The Japs having discovered the true position…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Late War Cables. the Japanese Advancing. Raising War Funds. Disloyal Russians. (From Our Sydney Editor.) London
The Russians are preparing to evacuate their positions at the mouth of the Yalu, and have poured kerosene oil upon 15,000 tons of coal for the purpose of…
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The following official report from Admiral Togo to the Naval Department, and communicated by Baron Kamura, was received by the…
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ON tHE 10th instant a flotilla of Japanese torpedo destroyers attacked Port Arthur, and engaged a number of Russians destroyers. One of the latter was…
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A RUSSIAN telegram from Port Arthur denies that the port has bean abandoned. Oaly four men were rescued from the Russian torpedo boat Stregu[?]stchi which was sunk by the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Red Tape at the War Office. Counc[?] Instances
Mr. Article Foster gives [?] amusing instances in the "National Review" of red tape at the War Office. A militiaman cannot be buried at a cost exceeding £2…
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The Vladivostock fleet and the doings of the Japanese fleet in that direction are almost nil in war, comment. The former fleet is playing a deep game, whilst…
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A Russian telegram from Port Arthur denies that the Port has been abandoned. Only four men were rescued from the Russian torpedo boat Steregastchi and…
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GENERAL KUROPATKIN has telegraphed from the Far East that he has 230,000 men concentrated between Harbin and Port Arthur…
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It may be reassuring to many to learn that Russia now regards the area of conflict in this war to be strictly localised; that is of course, if she is allowed to take her own…
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THE Japanese are holding Anju. There are 4000 sick and wounded at Port Arthur, and there is great difficulty in providing proper…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Russo-japanese War. the Battle of Port Arthur
The naval fight and bombardment of Port Arthur, as I predicted, was a greater affair than the other combats off that port. The Japs know the place and…
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The Chinese diplomat Baron Suyematsu, in an interview, said he welcomed the Anglo-French, "entente cordiale" he considered it a powerful factor towards…
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Reports have reached Neuchwang that the Japs crossed Tutung Pass near Harbin, and had several encounters with the Russians, who…
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THIS twentieth century must grow somewhat older before it is possible to appreciate in their true proportion the events of the nineteenth century. Noverth[?]ess one fact at je[?] is now…
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ADMIRAL POPORFF has been appointed to draw off the Russian fleet bottled up in Port Arthur. The port he found anything but "dry,"…
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WRITING in the Cosmopolitan, New York, John Brisden Walker remarks:— The commanding position which has been grasped by Russia along the…
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THIS DAILY TELEGRAPH'S Tokio correspondent reports the capture of Port Arthur by the Japanese. The report states a division landed…
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