The Was in Corea. The Japanese Determined. War Loan Unanimously Passed
IN opening the Japanese Parliament at Hiroshima the Mikado said, "We will not stop the war until the objects of the war have been attained."…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1894
132 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 6 of 7
The War in Corea a British Steamer Fired Upon
A FRENELL warship has fired upon the British steamer Taynen (Taiyuan) in Chinese waters, compelling her to display her dag. In all Probability…
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THE Japanese are repressing with much severity the rehellion in Tonghaks, in Southern. Corea. The rebels were recently reported to be…
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Japan is equipping a third army. The Japanese have commenced the seige of Port Arthur, and after severe fighting succeeded in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War in Corea. Japanese Victories. The Emperor of China Curious Wants to know the Reason Why [By Cable.] London
THE Japanese have captured one of the forts at Port Arthur. After their victory over the Chinese at Kulien-chan, the Japanese…
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THE Japanese have captured Port Arthur. They have also captured Fanghwang Ching, where the Chinese were recently reported to be strongly…
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Port Arthur has been captured by the Japanese, but it is reported the Chinese have recaptured Kulien Chan, the Japanese losing 3000 in the engagement…
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In the course of an interview Sir Thomas Sutherland, chairman of the board of directors of the P. and O. Steam Navigation Company, advocated the establishment of an Imperial depot for the storage…
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CONTRARY, to the anticipations of many English journalists, the Chinese power has proved ineffectual to cope with that of Japan. The best possible evidence of that is that China…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The European Situation. Dangers to Peace. the War in the East. London. Nov. 10
AT the Lord Mayor's banquet, at the 'Guildhall, last night, the Premier, the Earl of Rosebery, delivered an important speech, in the course of which he…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Redfern Railway Collision. One of the Wounded Cured. [By Telegraph.] SYDNEY.Tuesday
MR HENRY HART, one of the sufferers in the recent railway accident at Redfern Station, and who has been in the Prince Alfred Hospital, was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →West Australian Blacks. On the War Path. A Policeman and two Stockman Killed
A DESPERATE encounter with native at West Kimberloy,in West Australia is reported, resulting in the murder of Constable Itichardson and two…
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Latest advices from Shanghai report that 100 ladies of the Imperial Court, the Foreign Ministers, and many Europeans have left Pekin for places of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Soldiers' Prayer-book Anualmanac
The First Sergeant marched the soldiers to church. When the parson had read the prayer he took his text. Those who had a Bible took it out. One soldier had neither a…
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China has been advised to accept peace at any price. The Japanese forces arc attacking Port Arthur by land and sea…
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Contrary to the anticipations of many English journalists, the Chinese power has proved ineffectual to cope with that of Japan. The best possible evidence of that is that China…
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The latest news regarding the war in the East is in the effect that Port Arthur is strongly fortified by the Chinese, and the land defences are…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War in Corea. Another Japanese victory. The Chinese and Their Wounded. Assistance Refused
PARTICULARS have been received as to lighting between the Chinese and Japanese troops near Port Arthur. After repulse of the Japanese advance…
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Up to the present the war with China has coat Japan £30.000,000. Major von Hannekin has been appointed to the chief command of the Chinese fleet…
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It is reported from Tientsin that Port Arthur is held by 20,000 of China's best troops, who have food supplies sufficient for six weeks…
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