The War
THOUGH the reports from the seat of the great Russo-Japanese war are conflicting, sufficient information is forthcoming to show that the Japanese successes on land…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
388 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 17 of 20
War News
Heavy skirmishing is reported to have taken place at Hon-ho-pu, five miles south of Mukden. General Kuropatkin is reinforcing…
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Fierce lighting is proceeding along both sides of the railway in Manchuria General Oyama has telegraphed that…
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THE Japanese are taking enormous quantities of supplies to Liao yang, preparatory for the winter campaign. Japanese soldiers stand the cold splendidly…
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The correspondents at St. Petersburg of the French newspapers state that the real motive of General Kuropatkin's advance is the desire of the home authorities to galvanize the patriotism of the people owing…
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The Czar received a message from General Kuropatkin on Friday, in which he admits his lack of success at the last moment, owing to the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War. London, Monday. the Battle of Mukden. the Conquering Japs. Enormous Losses
A Mukden message gives the total losses on both sides in the recant, battle in which the Japs were victorious, us 30,000 men…
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It is reported unofficially at Tokio that General Kuropatkin's army is retiring. A Russian force near…
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Among the latest Contributors of handsome sums to the Lord Mayor's subscription at the Mansion-House, towards the Transvaal War Fund, appear the names…
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The “ Standard” reports on Monday morning that the Russian retreat south of Mukden has developed into a rout along the whole front, except towards the south-east,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →War News or the Week Another Great Battle—tremendous Slaughter. 30,000 Killed and Wounded—defeat of the Russians
Kuropatkin reports desperate fighting on Wednesday night and Thursday, the 12th and 13th, the Russian losses being considerable. The Japanese claim to have caught Kuropatkin…
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There is a full in the fighting south of Mukden, partly due to the physical exhaustion of both armies, and shortage in supplies of ammunition. The Russians in front of Oku, on the…
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The lull in operations at Sha-ho is due to the physical exhaustion of the troops, who are awaiting supplies and amunition…
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Lord Brooke, who is in Manchuria representing Reuter’s Agency with the Russian army, takes, as the oldest son of the Earl of Warwick, a title which long…
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Accounts continue coming of the great battle near Mukden, in which the Russians were crushingly defeated. After two days' relentless and bloody fighting, the Russians were driven back with appalling…
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The 'Novoe Vremya' urges the acquisition of the Dutch Island of Sunda, in the Molucca Archipelago, or even a port where Russia could construct a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Butcber's Bill. War Losses to Date: Russia 215,000; JAPAN, 110,000
Something like records in the matter of loss of life have already been made in the present war. What will they ultimately total if the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. Russian Tactics May Lead to Complications with England Further Japanese Success London
A fleet of 150 Hull trawlers were fishing in the North Sea on Friday night last when they were met by the Russian Baltic squadron consisting of…
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The [?]ll in the fighting south of of Mukden is partly due to the physical exhaustion of both armies. A detachment of Volunteer…
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Relative to the attack of the Russian Baltic Fleet upon a number of British fishing vessels in the North Sea. whereby considerable loss of life…
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