Russo-japanese War
LONDON, TUESDAY.âAfter much street fighting the Japanese on Friday captured the town of Luikoff, Saghalien, which was defended by 5000 infantry and 12 guns…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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The Week's War News. Sydney
It is reported that China is submitting to this Peace Conference a claim for £25,000,000, as indemnity for damage to property and crops in…
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Japanese, on Friday, after much confused fighting, captured the town of Luikoff, Saghalien. The Russians fied in disorder eight miles south, where a second conflict…
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The Czar, replying to a petition from the clergy not to conclude a disgraceful peace with Japan, expressed his hearty approval of its recommendations to…
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LONDON, SATURDAY.—An early battle is imminent south of the Tumen River, the advance guards being within rifle range. M. Witte says that Japan must advance…
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Japan has ordered from the United States 350 steel bridges, 150 locomotives, 2000 railway cars, intended for the 150 mile railway extension through Manchuria to…
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Plenipotentiaries met at New York on Saturday to discuss the terms of peace. At lunch President Roosevelt proposed the welfare and prosperity…
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Skirmishes have taken place in Eastern Manchuria. The Japanese were forced to evacuate Nashanchiensi. The armored cruiser Bayan, sunk at…
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LONDON, MONDAY.—The plenipotentiaries of Russia and Japan, M. Witte and Baron von Rosen for Russia, and Baron Komura and Mr. Takahiro for Japan, met…
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It is stated that the Japanese will allow Russian political prisoners found on the island of Saghalien to emigrate to foreign countries…
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There was no help for it ; nothing could be done till the next battery came along and offered a chance of obtaining a spare wheel. So the crippled piece was…
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General Linievitch, commanding the Russian forces in Manchuria, reports that skirmishing has taken place in the Hai-lunh-cheng district, in Eastern Manchuria, about…
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Preliminaries in connection with the pence conference are progressing slowly. The Mikado will send a Japanese squadron to the Solent as soon as circumstances will permit…
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A German convoy, has been ambushed by the Hereros, in West Africa, 60 being killed and wounded…
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LONDON, Saturday— General Linevitch reports that a Russian force has been outflanked near Tao-lu, and compelled to retreat. Skirmishing has taken place at Yu-lang, near the…
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LONDON. Sunday— M. Witte, in returning the answer of non-possumns to the Japanese demands for indemnity and the cession of Saghalien, said Russia accepts as a…
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M. With, in returning the answer of nonpossumus to the Japanese demands for indemnity and the ressions Sughalien, said Russia accepts as a basis of discussion other points in Japan's…
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The plans of Marshall Oyama have been perfected and he now only awaits the signal as to a rupture in the peace negotiations to launch an attack…
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Reuter's correspondent at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, has ascertained that in the peace negotiations between the plenipotentiaries of Russia and Japan M. Witte returned the…
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It is stilled that when discussing the demand of the Japanese for the evacuation by the Russians, of Manchuria, the Japan ese plenipotentiaries, yielded to the demand…
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