War in Wellington
Thus the Wellington "Times":-- Certain public men in Wellington take criticism very badly. This squeamishness was displayed by a…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
136 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 2 of 7
Late War News
A report from Mukden says the general engagement, continues, and losses are heavy on both sides; the fighting is particularly severe in the…
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Unofficial Russian telegrams show that the b[?] of Sand [?] lasted all Thursday, and that the Russians lost 24 officers and 1600 men…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War Battle of the Hun-ho 13,000 Russian Casualties Fighting in Blinding Snowstorms
If is estimated that 100,000 co[?] batants were engaged in the recen[?] fighting at Hei-kau-tai. The Russians admit that their…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fleeing From War How Russian Press-gangs Work. Refugees at the Docks
The Jews' Temporary Shelter in Whitechapel is at present kept very busy providing for the Russian refugees escaping from their native land to avoid being…
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Russian scouts report that the Japanese are retiring to the south of the Shaho. The Japanese have captured a…
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An astounding demonstration occurred at the annual ball in connection with the Engineering Institutes of Moscow. Instead of dancing, the " Marseilleise " was played and…
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Baron Komura, Japanese Minister for Foreign affairs, gave a banquet at Tokio, to celebrate the anniversary of…
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Baron Suveniatau, the Japanese Envoy, present in Lonnrot, has been interviewed regarding Keuteas report concerning the terms Russia is preperd to offer for the…
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General [?] reports that the Japanese and [?] attacked the railway budge north of [?] and were [?]…
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Japanese newspapers are unanimous that there is no present hope of permanent peace. The Siberian railway is interrupeed…
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Kuropatkin reports that the Japanese occupied Tsincheshan on Saturday, the percentage of the Russian killed being very large. The…
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General Kuropatkin reports that the Japanese occupied Tsm-chen-Shan on Saturday. The percentage of Russians killed was very large…
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Some surprise has been expressed by the fact that, though the Hereros are now to a great extent dispersed, the Government is still sending out…
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THE recent accounts from the seat of the war between Japan and Russia, reveal horrors which should send forth a far-reaching cry for an alteration, both…
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Eight thousand dead Russians were, found in General Oku's lines alone. The Japanese estimate that the united total losses exceed 100,000. They…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest Cable News. the War. a Crushing Defeat. Kuropatkin Resigns
London, Monday.--The Japanese estimates that 300,000 Russian infantry, 26.000 cavalry, and 1468 guns participated in the battle of Mukden…
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The battle of Mukden which has been imaging during the past 10 days has resulted in the annihilation of the Russian forces…
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A TERRIBLE battle took place near Mukden, on Monday. The Tokio correspondent of the Daily Telegraph reports that the victory won by the Japanese troops at and…
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One remarkable feature of the [?] hairs, in 1870, was that even you[?] [?]ereased enormously. So says the [?] "France in the Nin[?]…
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