Russo- Jap War London
A Sofia correspondent reports that Bulgaria has purchased four armoured cruisers and three destroyers from the Argentine. These are to be sold to Russia in return for…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
359 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 11 of 18
Latest War Cables. Two Japanese Companies Annihilated. 234 Prisoners Captured. London', Sunday
General Mischenco, with portion of the Caueasian Brigade and detachments. of Cossacks, attacked the heights southward of Fakumen on the 14th and annihilated…
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The St. Petersburg correspondent of the "Times" reports the news of Russian troops being about to enter Mongolia to check the proposed…
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Russian sources report that an American merchantman was sunk off Formosa to prevent her giving information of the Baltic Squadron's situation, President Roosevelt…
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A Washington report states that in a naval battle in the Straits of Korea one Russian battleship and five warships warships were [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →21 Ships Destroyed or Captured. Appeal to the Czar to Stop the War. Russian Families in Mourning
It is officially reported that the damage to the Japanese fleet is but very slight, only three torpedo boats being lost. Admiral Togo has been authorised to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Russo-jap War (The following messages were issued as extraordinaries since last issue.) Great Naval Battle. London
Tho Baltic Fleet baa boon practically annihilated. The following Russian ships were sunk :- The bnttleships Alexander and Borodino;…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Admiral Rozhdestvensky Wounded
When, the Japanese boarded the destroyer Biedovy Admiral Roshdestvensky was the last man found. He was discovered hiding, and bleeding iron wounds in the limbs…
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In regard to the "terms of peace," formulated by M. Kato in Tokio, the power of Russia to pay £200,000,000 is a matter for some consideration. Rassia is an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest War Cables. Chance Missed by Roshdestvensky
Speaking of the Baltic fleet, Captain Hurder, a passenger from the East by the steamer Tsinan, said he was surprised that Admiral Hoshdestvensky did not endeavour…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Great Naval Battle. Further Particulars. Rozhsdestvensky's Hope. Wounded Thrown into the Sea. Inaccurate Russian Fire. London
Roshdentvensky states that he had hoped to pass the island of Tsushima in the fog which prevailed. As he approached a sud-den south-westerly gale sprang up, however,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Late Naval Action. Throwing the Wounded Overboard. Cruiser Sank in One Minute. Mutiny by Russian Sailors. London
A Japanese officer at the naval station near the scene of the recent battle gave it as his opinion that the chief reasons for the annihilation of the.Russian fleet were…
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The Russian Ambassador has undertaken to forward to the Czar President Rsosevelt's offer to render Russia assistance in peace negotiations…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →British Soldiers. As They Are Seen at Gibraltar
The outline of Gibraltar has been said to resemble a crouching lion. If you picture one with its paws stretched out over a conquered sea and its head lost in a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Russo-jap War Former Sea Fights
A few particulars of the grant naval notions of the past may be interesting. None have boon more bloodthirsty and obstinate than the 17th century battles between English and Dutch. Off the Texel,…
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A Japanese officer at the naval station near the scene of the recent battle gave it as his opinion that the chief reasons for the annihilation of the Russian fleet…
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The manoeuvres of the Japanese drove the Russian battleship Oslabia, 12,674 tons, under the fire of the forts of Tsushima, which sank her…
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Count LnnisdoriT ls urging tho Czar, to nmku ponce before tile Japanese develop their Impending operations. It is reported that Oenornl Linievitcli. in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest War Cables. the Naval Battle. Japan's Overwhelming Force. Admiral Rozhuestvensky's Story. London
Hon rcl in ral Emplis., with tin; cruisers Aurora, Olug, und.icnilchug, uscnpod from tho battle ol' Tsuslilina on May 27. They weru not uwnro until they arri voil at…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket and War
The receipt of the news of the groat naval battle, and the result of the first day's play in the test match, appearing as they did in the papers…
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