The War Between China and Japan
LATER reports state that fifty thousand Japanese were engaged in the battle fought at Ping-Yang in Corsa on Saturday. The London Times says that the victory gained by the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1894
284 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 8 of 15
The War in Corea. London, Sept. 18
Further details of the decisive battle fought at Ping-Yang, in Corea, between the Japanese and Chinese on Saturday last state that the total number of Japanese engaged was 50,000…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cable News. the War in Corea.—eight Warships Sunk. London, Sept. 18
Further details of the victory gained by the Japanese over the Chinese at Ping-Yang, in Corea, state that the Japanese captured the entire effective Chinese staff, including General Fonkwai, the…
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A GREAT naval engagement has taken place between the Chinese and Japanese fleets, resulting in the sinking of eight warships, including the Chen Yuen, which was the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cable News. the War in Corea. London, Sept. 19
Further details of the great naval engagement between the Chinese and Japanese fleets at the month of the Yalu River, in the bay of Corea, state that two out of the three transports which left the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Corean War. the Great Naval Engagement. London, Sept. 20
The Japanese hope to reach Monkden, the capital of Manchuria, early in October; but it is probable that fighting will take place before that, near the River Yalu, which forms the boundary between…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late Cables. the War in Corea. a Japanese Victory. London
Further details of the decisive battle fought at Ping-Yang, in Corea, between the Japanese and Chinese & Saturday last state that the total number of Japanese engaged was 50 000…
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The British twin-screw cruiser Gibraltar, at present at Portsmouth, has been ordered to proceed to Corea to reinforce the British squadron on the China station…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cable News. the Corean War. London, Sept. 22
The Chinese affirm that in the recent naval engagement in the Bay of Corea the Chen Yuen rammed a Japanese man of war and sank her. The Chen Yuen herself afterwards sank owing to the…
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A GREAT naval engagement has taken place between the Chinese and Japanese fleets, resulting in the sinking of eight warships, including the ironclad Chen…
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A rumour is current to the effect that Russian troops are advancing into Corea. The rumour has not yet been confirmed. Sept. 25…
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It has transpired that General Tso, the Chinese commander at the battle of Ping Tang, was killed while leading a forlorn hope. He had previously been wounded…
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Advices have been received from Shanghai stating that Japanese cruisers have made attacks on Anchow and Yichow. The Japanese were repulsed. The Japanese cruisers are active in the Yellow…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cable News. the Corean War. London, Sept. 27
According to an account given by an eye-witness of the late naval engagement between the Chinese and Japanese fleets in the Bay of Corea, Admiral Ting, the Chinese Commander-in-chief, disposed his…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Equipment of the Prussian Soldier.—The Use of the Bayonet
THE question of the reintroduction of a light bayonet into the Prussian army has been finally settled (says the St. James's Gazette), and the adoption of the new arm…
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The reserves of the Japanese Imperial Guard are being mobilised. In view of an expected Japanese attack on Moukden, capital of Manchuria, the Chinese are removing…
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In view of the expected march of the Japanese upon Pekin, 25,000 Chinese troops have been concentrated to the east of the Chinese capital. Further reinforcements of 25,000 troops are expected to…
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ACCORDING to an account given by an eyewitness of the late naval engagement between the Chinese and Japanese fleets in the Bay of Corea, Admiral Ting, the…
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THE China Merchant Steam Navigation Company, Shanghai, which flies the Chinese flag, is selling its ships to owners flying neutral flags. A panic…
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The Emperor of China is showering favours upon Prince Kung, who has been appointed co-director of the war with Li Hung-Chang. It has transpired that corruption prevented the…
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