Russo-japanese War. London, Aug. 4
Russia's arrogant attitude towards the Peace Conference in causing intense indignation in Japan. Tokio newspapers declare that if Russia counts upon Japan's…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
689 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 29 of 35
The War. Russian Lines Falling Back London
General Linievitch, Commander-inchief of the Russian [?] Manchuria, reports that a Russian force was outflanked by Japanese near…
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The following contribution by Mr Edgar Wallace to the London "Daily Mail" conveys a lesson worth noting:— "It's only nacheral," said Smithy, "that…
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Walter Gardner, 20, butcher, was charged at Acton with travelling on the Great Western railway, from New Milford to Acton, without paying his fare…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The War. Japanese in Saghalien. Eastern Siberia Threatened. LONDON
It is officially reported at Tokio that 118 Russian officers[?] and men surrendered on the 8th inst to the Japanese at Na[?], in Saghalien…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. Japan's Terms. Little Prospects of Peace. London, Saturday, 6 a.m
Reuter's Agency states that M. Witte, the principal Russian peace plenipotentiary is returning the answer of "non possumus" to the Japanese…
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REUTER'S correspondent at Portsmouth, New Hampshire,' where the Peace conference is meeting, reports that M. Witte, the senior Russian delegate, is…
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The Japanese report having made a reconnaissance, in force along the railway and the Kirin-road, driving the Russian outposts, killing 11 and…
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General Linievitch reports that there is a Japanese force to the west of the Mandarin-road in Manchuria, and another one west of the railway…
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The only definite news regarding the Peace Conference, which is now meeting in Portsmonth, in the United States, is that the Russian…
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British War Office has issued new and [?] regulations regarding the sale of [?] and surplus stores…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Russo-japanese War. London, Aug, 16
General Linievitch reports that a Russian force has been outflanked by the Japanese near Tao-lu, on his eastern flank, and has been compelled to retreat towards [?]tung…
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The Peace Plenipotentiaries sat again yesterday, arad, according to the reports which are available, they are making some progress…
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"The Times" correspondent with General Nogi, in Manchuria, reports that the end of the rainy season is imminent, and that the Japanese are…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War. Sunken Warships. Russia's Fruitless Precaution. LONDON
The discovery has been made that the Russian warships sunk at Port Arthur to prevent their capture by the Japanese were not exploded before…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. Peace Conference. Japanese Like "Graven Images." London
All the papers report that the session of the Peace Conference at Portsmouth, in the United States, on Thursday, was stormy and embittered…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Peace Conference. Negotiations Failing. The Mikado's Soldiers. LONDON
The members of the Peace Conference were unable to agree yesterday on the question of the indemnity or of the disposal of the interned Russian ships…
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The military correspondent of "The Times" states that the Russians are still confronted by armies nearly twice their own strength…
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Feeling in Tokio is buoyant in the event of the resumption of hostilities. The Tokio correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" reports that Field-Marshal…
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Four thousand Russian infantry and cavalry, with four guns, appeared at Szumiaotsu, and opened fire on the Japanese…
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