The War in Brief
A cable message d[?]ted London, Saturday, says:—"The Russian [?] pedo-boat S[?]i and four other [?]orpedo craft, scouting outside Port…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
388 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 7 of 20
The War. Japan's Immunity From Loss. Admiral Togo's Explanation. Doings at Port Arthur. LONDON
A forth [?] attempt has been made upon Port Arthu[?], but without success. THE GLORIOUS VIRTUE OF…
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The Russian General reports all is quiet at the Yalu River, though the Japs are increasing. Transports are anchored near Tatung-Kau and Song—Chou…
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During the past week much comment has been caused by the fear of a rise in the price of broad as a result of the war in the Far East. Lloyd's…
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Full details of the battle in which the Russian battleship Petropavlovsk was destroyed are now to hand. They state that Admiral Togo. observed that the…
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B[?] newspapers state that the Czar of Russia wired to Vic[?]roy al-xieff to the effect that the Pet[?]o pavlovsk disaster would not have been…
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It is reported that the first Japanese army corps is advancing along the Yalu river, to outflank the Russian position on the right bank. It will probably take…
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A plot to destroy the Russian cruisers now being built at the Neya ship-building yards has been frustrated. Four floating mines were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War News by Mail. Havock at Port Arthur Scores Killed by Jap Anese Shells. the Population Demoralised. Non Combatants Perish
From the statements of residents and officers of ships in harbor at the time, it is certain that Port Arthur has suffered severely from the various…
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Russian torpedo boats have sunk the Japanese transport "Kinshu Maru" with a landing party on board. The Japanese refused to surrender…
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Further particulars of the great battle at the Yalu River states that the Japanese Generals, after five days' fierce fighting, largely with artillery, forced a crossing…
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Reports regarding the recent la[?] fighting state that owing to bea[?] Russian artillery fire the Japanese [?] first failed to cross the Yalu Riv[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War in Brief. That Japanese Loss at Sea No Surrender for the Japs—A Frantic Fete at St. Petersburg. Land Disaster for Russia. No Mediation Possible
It is reported from Tokio that 73 Japanese were drowned by the sinking of the transport Kinshu Maru. Russian despatches claim that 130 were…
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The following is the text of the letter of a wounded officer lying in the hospital at Port Arthur:— "Yesterday I was in the famous…
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The Russians being forced to abandon Among burned the town and retreated to Feng-wang chen. The Japanese casualties on Sunday…
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Further particulars of the great battle on the Yalu state that the Japanese General, after five days' fierce fighting, largely with artillery, forced the crossing, and on Sunday, with gallant…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cabled Items. LONDON, Thursday. the Great War
General Kastalinski, in his report of the fight on the Yalu River, says that the l2th Regiment, with the assistance of field guns, checked the Japanese advance till noon…
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Reports received at Tokio are to the [?] that some of the eight fire ships sunk [?] Monday night completely block the faror of Port Arthur harbour…
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‘The Russian soldier,’ says a French writer, ‘is brave, docile and gay by nature, and it is a pleasure to see a detachment of improvised musicians…
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The Japs captured Dalney on Friday. Sixteen Japanese warships protected the landing of tea thousand troops at Kinchow. The gun fire swept the narrow isthmus…
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