Late War News
An astounding out[?]age on English fishing boats was committed by the Baltic fleet on route for the East on Friday night…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
388 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 18 of 20
The War Scare
The war-scare which put everyone on the tip-toe of expectation during last week, came to an end by the matters in dispute being referred to the…
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It is stated that the Russians have attacked their own torpedo boats during a fog. They mistook them for the Japanese. The Czar gave Sir Charles Hardinge,…
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The credit, if there is any, of firing the first shots in a War that is bound to become epoch malting resin with the Russians, who, in firing from the…
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The "Daily Mail" reports that unless Russia acquiesces in the British demands for the Dogger Bank outrage at once definite action will be taken,…
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The "Standard" correspondent at Chee-foo states that the Japanese captured three more forts at Port Arthur on Saturday morning…
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French newspapers state that the town of Port Arthur is a heap of ruins, and that no building remains intact There are only 4000 men in the garrison available for its…
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Port Arthur is still standing, and the bombardment is continued. The Japanese are constructing important fortifications along their…
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Two hundred Russian Infantry and a Cavalry force comprising 300 men have been repulsed by the Japanese near Tiosaiton, The Russian losses…
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The Japanese are constructing important fortifications along their whole front, securing a Solid case for attack. Russian opinion at Mukden is now against…
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London, Tuesday.--The Japanese warship Kasuga sank a Russian destroyer. Only four of the crew were saved. Another Russian destroyer was sunk by…
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Rusian officers and men attached to Admiral Fallensham's section of the Baltic Fleet became wildly intoxicated at Crete and murdered five…
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Japanese shells have exploded another Russian arsenal at Port Arthur. An international committee at…
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M. Peron, the other French historian bears similar testimony to the friendliness of the men and and the attractiveness of the women to whom as…
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The Russians and Japanese are both strongly fortified near the Shaho River. Either side is disinclined to attack unless here is a sufficient preponderence of…
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EACH night the Russian garrison of Port Arthur daringly sortie in bands of 50, and throw grenades into the trenches occupied by the Japanese, and storm at the point of the bayonet the outworks thrown up…
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But nothing could induce them to allow themselves to be approached nearer. The vast movement which we made, or appeared to make, to pass…
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It is reported the Japanese have captured Mitre Hill commanding Port Arthur harbor. Ninety per cent of the forts have…
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Genern Kuropatkin reports having been engaged in an artillery dnel which resulted in the repuise of the J. panese forcas, who were trying to…
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Another witness corroborated this story although he was not an actual eye-witness of the attack. He said that when he returned the men told…
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