The Japanese War. August 10
Field-Maeshall Oyama has left Port Arthur, and gone to direct operations against Liaoyang. The Russian affirm that General Oyema…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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Latest War News. London, Wednesday afternoon
It is stated in St. Petersburgh that General Lensvitch is now at Vladivostock organising a force to create a diversion at the rear of the Japanese…
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When Jules Verne wrote his remarkable and strangely prophetic novel, "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea," nobody supposed…
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Reuter s Chifu correspondent reports that the boom of heavy gune at Port Arthur is bring heard at intervals of a minute. There are indications that General Stoessel's…
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A desperate battle has taken place at Port Arthur, in which there was an appalling loss of life. The Port Arthur Fleet, which emerged…
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THE Russian squadron was attacked by the Japanese fleet on emerging from Port Arthur. The Japanese squadron dispersed the enemy--the Novik, Askold, and another cruiser and destroyer…
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The following cables have been published since our last issue:—The Japanese have bombarded Port Arthur with seige guns for four days…
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FOLLOWING we give summary of the principal cables received during the week:-- Several of the Russian warships…
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Major Yamaka, under cover of a flag of truce, delivered the Mikado's offer concerning the removal of non-combatants from Port Arthur and also a demand for…
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THE Russian vessels again made a sortie from Port Arthur and the Japanese fleet pursued them. The latest telegrams indicate that a battle is taking place in the direction of Chifu…
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The "Daily Telegraph" states that Japan offered to allow the Port Arthur garrison to pass under arms and join Genral Kuropatkin's forces in the…
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JAPAN has offered to allow the port Arthur garrison to pass out nnder arms and join General Kuro- patkin 's forces. General Stcessel's reply was to the effect that as…
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A cable to the Sunday Times states that when conveying the message from the Mikado retarding the release of noncombatants and the question of the…
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Reuter's Agency states that a tremendous conflict is raging at Port Arthur, and the victory is hanging in the balance…
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FOLLOWING we give summary of the principal cables received during the week :-- LONDON, Monday…
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Startling developments are reported owing to the stay of the Russian cruiser [?] and the torpedo-boat destroyer Gro[?]voi at Shanghai…
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Thirty thousand additional Japanese troops recently arrived in the vicinity of Port Arthur from the north. A great conflict is raging before Port…
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A TREMENDOUS conflict is raging at Port Arthur. The victory is hanging in the balance. On the Port Arthur warships on the 10th instant the loss of life was 5 officers and 160 men killed…
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"War Sketches in Colour," is the title of a book by Captain S. E. St. Ledges, recently published by Messrs. A. and C. Block. Here are…
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The Japanese are now subjecting Port Arthur to a raking shell-fire and making preparations to throw infantry forward for the final assault…
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