The War. London
There is great indignation in Japan over France’s alleged breaches of neutrality. Even the Soherest newspapers declare that France has taken up arms against Japan,…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
980 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 27 of 49
The War London, May 8
THE Japanese are concentrating their principal forces along the Liao River. Outposts are near Pa[?], 40 miles south-west of Feng-hus, and northwards of Pap-pao-tun…
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The latest outlook abroad is somewhat disquieting. Even when on the verge of war with Russia the Japanese newspapers did not show greater…
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There are 2000 sick and wounded Russian officers and 30,000 men between Baikal and Vladivostock…
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London, Wednesday.— Rozhjestvenski anchored off Thui-hon on Saturday. When ordered to quit he said he was merely resting the crews, and would leave on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Russo - Japanese War. Japanese Disaster Rumoured
Reuter's correspondent at Amoy, telegraphing on Monday, stated, "Merchantmen have sighted Japanese vessels between here and Hongkong. Japanese craft constantly enter Amoy at…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War. London, Wednesday. Russian Right Threatened
Strong Japanese forces well screened are threatening General Nievitch's right…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War. London, Tuesday. the Kaiser on the Japs
The Kaiser, in addressing recruits at Wilhemshaven, attributed the Japanese successes no their patriotism and discipline; but Buddha, he said, was not superior to Christ…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →RUSSO - Japanese War. Baltic Fleet. Russians Elusive. British Battleships Assembling London, May 10
Admiral Rozhdestvensky, with the whole of the Baltic fleet, quitted the vicinity of Vanfong, on the Indo-China coast, yesterday. It appears that Admiral Rozhdestveneky, after four days' cruise,…
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Cablegrams received from London state that the outlook abroad is disquteting. Japan has made fresh remonstrnces to France against the violation of neutrality…
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ADMIRAL ROZHDESTVENSKY, with the wholo of the Baltic fleet, quitted the vicinity of Vaufong, on the Indo-China coast, on Tuesday. Last Saturday he was anchored at Thunghoa,…
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THERE is great indignation in Japan over the alleged breaches of neutrality by Fiance. Even- the soberest newspapers declare that France has virtually taken…
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There is great indignation in Japan over the alleged breaches of neutrality by France. Even the [?]berest newspapers declare that France has…
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It is rumoured in Russian circles in Paris that the Japanese flagship Ma-. kasa, a battleship of 15,200 tons, has been destroyed by an explosion or…
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The Russian Admiralty discredits the report that the cruiser Almaz reached Vladivostok eluding. Togo’s warships The French authorities p[?] the…
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Admiral Roshdestvensky, in his last telegram to the Russian Government complains of being "driven from pillar to post and using much coal."…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War. London, Thursday. Japanese Garrison
Fifteen thousand Japanese are garrisoning Formosa, where the mines and fortifications have been greatly strengthened. CHARGE OF SUPPLYING INFORMATION…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War. Another Speech by the Kaiser. London
The Emperor of Germany, addressing troops at Strasburg, said that the Russians at Mukden must have been demoralised by immorality or drink, and added that now that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Russo-japanese War. Baltic Fleet. Divisions Junction. London, May 11
Admiral Rozhdestvensky, in his last telegram to the Russian Government from French Indo-China, complains that he is driven from post to pillar, and is burning much coal…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Russo-japanese War. Peace Rumours. a Japanese Threat. London, May 12
Information furnished by the Tokio correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph," stating that President Roosevelt as ascertained that Russia desires to terminate the war if indemity is excluded from the…
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