The War
The Japanese have succeeded in capturing 203 Metre Hill by a night attack. The following cablegram has been received by Mr. K. lwasaki (Acting-Consul-General…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
388 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 19 of 20
The War. London, Thurday
It is officially announced at Tokio that the Japanese have captured the south-easterb portion of the fort crowning Metre Hill, after a fierce…
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And thus [?] went on for years, the outrages and reprisals being repeated in fresh districts as the new parts opened up to settlement. There is no…
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London, Tuesday -- In the attempt to recapture 203 Metre Hill from the Japanese on the first instant, the Russian forces at Port Arthur lost…
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The "Daily Express" states that as the Russians are determined to retake 203 Metre-Hill at all hazards, the Japanese are piling company upon…
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Ill-feeling which has existed between the soldiers and civilians at, Waterford for some time past culminated on Saturday, September 10th…
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No declaration of war could be more explicit. It was fully understood and [?] upon by the whites, who doubles interpreted it as a sort…
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The Japanese on 3rd inst. expelled from the village of Kuchiatzo a strong Russian force with machineguns. The Japanese casualties numbered . 12 . and the Russian…
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Finding after the lapse of six months that this carefully-drawn "Demarkation Order" had not produced the desired effect—except in…
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London, Tuesday.--General Nodzu considers that any further bombardment of the Russian fleet remaining in Port Arthur is unnecessary…
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An infuriat[?]l mob of Gendarmes galloped into a crowd of 10,000 students and workmen in the streets of St Petersburg whilst a…
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The Russian fleet at Port Arthur has practically been destroyed as the result of the fire from the Japanese naval and siege guns…
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The chief executive, the State, and the navy departments of the Government evidently consider themselves well over a bit of dangerous ice with the final…
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It hath now become necessary, and because it is scarcely possible to distinguish the particular tribe or tribes, by whom such outrages have been in…
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Tuesday's bomnarament at Port Arthur was principally aimed at Tiger's Hill. All the torpedo-boats and ships' boats in the vicinity were…
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But just here public opinion began to work. The press was beginning to exercise its power, and after it had been pointed out that it would be…
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In describing the capture of Metre. Hill, Commander Mizzeaoff says that the Japanese climbed the sleep slopes without firing a shot—facing a…
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To the surprise of everybody engaged in the "Line," and nonemore than the Governor, none of the "savage tribes" were to be found…
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SEVEN persons bearing despatches, who escaped from Port Arthur, have reached Chefoo in an open boat. There is much resentment in Tokio at…
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