The Week's War News. Sydney
General Linievitch sentenced several of his officers to deth for distributing seditious circulars in the army. The Governor at the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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Latest War Cables Negotiating Peace. Russian Scepticism. Japanese in Saghalien. London
Russia and Japan have agreed that the conference of the peace plenipotentiaries shall meet at Portsmouth, Hampshire (United States)…
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Ostensibly on tac grounds of indifferent health, Muravieff will not proceed to America for the peace conference. It is asserted that…
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Evidence was given before the Soldiers' Pay Commission yesterday to the effect that it was fully explained to the then before sailing…
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M. Muravieff, who was appointed a peace plenipotentiary, has resigned, ostensibly on account of ill-health. M. Witte will take his place. It is said that Japan will welcome…
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The Russians only hold Fumen Moshan, South Tumen, concentrating a large force at Nohieffok, North Tumon. The heat is overpowering…
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LONDON, TUESDAY.—General Linevitch has abandoned the offensive, and is constucting stong defensive works on his front line…
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The Japanese found heavy undamaged guns in the forts at Saghalien. 3000 Russian troops, after exploding an arsenal and firing the town, fled in a…
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The glamour of war reaches the people at a distance. The agony of it is felt chiefly by those who do the fighting, and there may be more by the losers than the winners. A…
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Reuter's correspondent at Tokio reports it is understood that General Linievitch, commanding the Russian forces in Manchuria, has been largely reinforced. He now…
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M. De. Witte is an interview, stated that he was afraid the terms Japan would ask would prevent an agreement being reached. Russia is not for peace at any price…
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LONDON, FRIDAY.—The Paris "Figaro" says that General [?] has de-stroyed 14 Japanese provision depots, and captured five convoys…
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6000 Russians on the Tumen River are trying to check the Japanese. Linievitch is freely using…
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LONDON, TUESDAY.— General Linevitch reports that two columns forced tho Japaacse to evacuate their position north of Yalangtse. The Russians experienced great…
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The Russian battleship Poltava has been refloated by the Japanese. Japanese warships are off Nikolaevsk, at the mouth of the Amur River…
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Six thousand Russians on thu Tu mun. urn try!nu; to chuck' tho Japanese. / i Tremendous falls, of ruin 1m%'o caused the rivers to Hood- the surrounding country,…
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The Japanese have captured the important town of Alexandrovosk, at Saghalien. Serious fighting occurred in…
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A translation from a Russian poem attributed to Maxim GorkyWar Tho Prince who signs the deed secure,…
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LONDON, FRIDAY.â According to officials at Washington, the terms which Japan will demand of Russia are :â An indemnity of £200,000,000. Cession of Saghalien to…
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Witte, interviewed, stated that only an Imperial cruiser would be sent to learn the Mikado's terms. The clergy of Orenburg have urged…
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