The War
Admiral Bridge says the great point in the present war was the success of the torpedo boat destroyers action at Chemulpho. They fought at a little over four…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
388 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 6 of 20
The Week's War News
REPORTS have reached Newch wang that the Japanese crossed the Tutug Pass near Haiching and had several encounters with the Russians, who strongly held Motienling, near Liaoyang…
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The “Daily Telegraph’s” correspondent at Tokio [?] that a paper published on Monday gives a highly circumstantial account of [?] capture of Port Arthur by…
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Russia states that her batteries opened fire on Sunday on six Japanese destroyers convoying four merchantmen The Japanese bombarded the…
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London, Tuesday.--The " Daily Mail" states that the Japanese, with a loss of 50 men, were victorious in an engagement with the Russians at…
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There is no more vigorous pen in current magazine literature than that owned by "Calchas," and in the "Fortnightly" for February he gives…
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THE Russians at Newch wang hauled down the British and American flags from private buildings. In an engagement at Chang[?] 50 Japanese…
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The war is not making much progress by cable. The Japanese it would seen are determined to make Korea their own, and from the bases they…
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After visiting the advance base of the Japanese in Korea, the "Times" correspondent reports that General Kuroko's army have secured such a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Cable News. the War Port Arthur Again Bombarded. Three Japanese Armies of 100,000 Each. Russian Army of Half a Million
LONDON, TUESDAY.--Reports from Chefoo state that on Sunday the Japanese fleet again bombarded Port Arthur, but nothing definite is known…
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The Japs rapid advance forced the Russians to abandon 24 guns, at Wiju. The Japs swam the Yalu, at Kinlircheng, and found the Russians in a strong position…
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The Russians have captured two spies at Niuchwang with plans of the new fortifications. Mr. Bennett Burleigh, the “Daily…
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Japanese scouts entered Wiju on the 4th inst. The Russians have apparently retired beyond the Yalu. 260,000 Japanese troops are in motion,…
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The "Chronicle's" Tokio corresopondent states that some Japanese troops swam the river yolu, near Kinlienthing. Following the river…
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Reports from Mukden state that two trains have passed conveying the Russians wounded in the Yak engagement to Harbin…
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'I see by th' papers,' said Henneaay 'That Roosha was unprepared for the Japanese.' ''Tis a delicate situation, Hinniesy…
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Yesterday our Sydney correspondent wired us as follows:âThe Russian battleship Petropasloyski accident'y struck a torpedo off Port Arthur and…
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News of the loss of a Russian battleships has just come to band. It appears that thus Petropavlovsk, a battleship of 10,930 tons was manoeuvring off Port Arthur when shot…
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The Russian battleship Petropavloysk accidentally struck a torpedo off Port Arthur, and was blown up. Only twenty men were saved. Admiral Makaroff, the commander of the…
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