The Russo-Japanese War
GENERAL KUROPATKIN, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian forces in Manchuria, was accorded an immense ovation on leaving St. Petersburg for the Ear East. He says that…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
24 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 1 of 2
The War. [Latest Intelligence by Wife.] Russian Battleship Blown Up. Russian Admiral Drowned
Thursday, 9.40 a.m. The Russian battleship, Petroypavloysk, accidentally struck a torpedo off Port Arthur and was blown up. Only twenty men were…
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AFTER the Yalu fight the Japanese buried 1400 Russians. In addition they have 500 Russian wouuded in the field hospitals and over 300 prisoners…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Three Bushmen; Published by Special Arrangement. Australians in the Far East. a Thrilling Story of the Russo-Japanese War. Copyright. Chapter I. a Fatal Kiss
"I SAW you, and heard every word," cried Ruth, scornfully, her eyes flashing. They stood facing each other in a…
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"Go to Jericho!" "Right you are, sir!" retorted the serving man cheerfully, shutting his eyes again…
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Well, sir, you see I was dragged up in the bush, an' run away to sea. When I got my A.B. I went back to the bush again, an' knocked…
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THIS hoarse guttural yell startled the yellow men. These foreigners must be mad. They halted irresolutely…
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"Safe as a cell," said Bill. "Secrecy—ye must a swear it!" cried Duncan. They stood up…
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WHEN they got well oat to sea several warships were seen gliding about in stately fashion. They had seen many men-o'-war on the voyage…
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After traversing several passages they came out on a courtyard. Lights ware flashing in every direction, not merely in the yard bat in the sky…
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Then they heard a voice raised in anger—on deck. Duncan ran to the ladder. " Close that hole," lie hissed buck. "Hide yersel's somewhere." Then…
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As evidence that the natives were not inclined to deal harshly with the whites, expect by way of reprisal, the following case, contemporaneous with this early time…
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"WHAT'S that ye've got there?" demanded Duncan an hour or two later of Mike. The latter had a bowl of hot water…
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They all instantaneously looked towards the doorway, the lieutenant stifling another groan. There stood Duncan McGregor,…
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"I am sorry that I even wounded him," said Jack, " for it only makes it worse for us, as we must deal more or less gently with him while he is…
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"Wid me toifr[?] cride Mike, and he took up a position at the entrance to the but in which was Ruth, and begen quickly to put fresh…
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"I am sorry that I even wounded him," said Jack, "for it only makes it worse us as we must deal more or less gently with him while he is…
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Jack waited a second or two to see the fight. He knew that Duncan prilled himself on his sword play. He bad long arms and long legs, and…
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"There is nothing more," said Ruth, "worth mentioning. You know why I left Port Arthur—to get away from the Count principally, also…
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A TELEGRAM from Mou[?]den states that the Sat[?]isk Regiment, with battery of artillery, turned the Japanese flank on Friday, and attacked them in the rear, mowing down…
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