The Russo-jap. War
The "Times" correspondent in Manchuria states the Japanese are impatient to advance. the rainy season having ended. He declares that if peace is arranged there will be deep…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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Russo-japanese War the Peace Conference
LONDON, SATURDAY.—On August 14 Russian infantry and cavalry attacked Eh-shih-li-pu, Manchuria, but were repulsed, losing 35 men. Simultaneously a Russian…
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At Portsmouth the opinion. is pessimistic as to the outcome of the peace conference. it is believed that Russia will yield Saghalien if Japan promises that the island will…
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The Venezuelan Government is preparing for war, and has ordered £5,000,000 worth of ammunition, etc., from Europe…
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At Portsmouth tho opinion is pessimistic as to the outcome of the peace conference. It is believed that Russia will yield Saghalien if Japan promises…
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LONDON, TUESDAY.—The Russian Council of State has finally decided that further concessions to Japan are impossible. There is no sign of a concession by either…
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At Portsmouth the opinion is pessimistic as to the outcome of the peace conference. It is believed that Russia will yield Saghalien if Japan Promises…
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The suggestion which President Roosevelt made to Baron von Rosen, the Russian plenipotentiary, regarding the peace, negotiations during the…
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German transports, formerly attached to Admiral Rozhdestvensky's fleet, will discharge 35,000 tons of coal at Sebastopol. The coal cost Russia £55 per ton…
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LONDON, SATURDAY.— Count Lamsdorff states that Russia will pay Japan no contribution, directly or indirectly. Japan's proposed compromise is the payment ion…
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The "Novoe Vremya" insolently suggests that inasmuch as Japan is in pressing need, of money to satisfy her creditors Russia might guarantee Japan's war loans and…
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All the officers who surrendered with Admiral Nichogatoff at Tsushima will be cashiered. The Admiral pleads that the surrender of the ships was…
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Information has reached this country (says the London "Jewish Chronicle," of June 2) of the death, in New York last month, from heart…
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LONDON, MONDAY.— Saturday's sitting of the Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, threatens to he the last. The Japanese at Saturday's…
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The Czar, has refused to permit a counter proposal to be made to the Japanese compromise regarding the indemnity and Saghalien. Popular…
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The agreement also provides for the concession on the Russian leases at Liao-Tung Peninsula to Japan. The evacuation of Manchuria…
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The Peace Conference opened at Portsmonth, America, on August 7. The principal stipulation by Japan were session of the island of Saghalien to Japan by Russia, and the…
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The Russe-Japanese war lasted one year six months and 21 days. That dates the commencement of hostilities from the time of Admiral Togo's first dash on Port Arthur on February 8, 1904. For a…
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LONDON, Monday.—The terms of the armistice provide that Russian reinforcements must not pass Harbin, and Japanese reinforcements must not pass Mukden…
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The treaty of peace was signed on Tuesday. There was a complete absence of ceremony, and only four American officials were present…
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