A Soldier's Honour
A COMPANY of soldiers was drilling on the parade ground, and some officers had gathered on the captain's porch watching them. Fort Harker was far out on the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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The War
FOLLOWING we give a summary of the principal cables received at the beginning of the week: -- According to Washington officials,…
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General Linievitch has informed the Czar that the report that his army is dangerously situated is untrue. He says the army's flanks have never been…
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GENERAL Linievitch has informed the Czar that it is untrue that his army is dangerously situated-- its flanks never having been turned. He states that the two armies are facing one another, and that…
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A BATTLE at an early date is inevitable in Manchuria The advance guards of the Russian and Japanese armies are within rifle range of each other…
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It is officially announced ia Tokio that the advance guards of the Russian and Japanese armies, South, of the River are within rifle range of one [?]. An…
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FOLLOWING we give a summary of the principal cables received at the beginning of the week: -- A battle at an early date is inevitable…
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Official advices from Tokio state that the Japanese have landed at Imperatorskaya, 150 milies south of Cartries Bay. The Russian guards fled inland…
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IT is officially reported from Tokio that Japanese marines were landed at Imperatorskaya, 150 miles south of Castries Bay. The guards fled inland, and the Japanese captured…
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M. DE Witte, the Russian peace plenipotentiary, has returned the document containing Japan's peace demands, with a non possumus a to the indemnity and cession of Saghalien. On the other hand, M. De…
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FOLLOWING we give a summary of the principal cables received at the beginning of the week: -- When the peace conference met, M…
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The Tokio correspondent of the Daily Telegraph states that the Japanese occupation of Kamschatka will shortly be announced…
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THE Telegraph's Tokie correspondent states that the occupation of Kamchatka by Japan will shortly be announced. The Russian and Japanese peace plenipotentiaries…
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SENSATIONAL news is to hand from Port Arthur as to the Russian warships that were sunk there on the eve of the surrender ol the Port. As they hoped that Admiral Rozhdestvensky with…
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The protocals are incomplete and the Peace Conference has postponed their consideration until to-day. It is considered that the real reason for…
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The protocols are as yet incomplete, and the Peace Conference postpones their consideration until to-day. It is understood that the real reason for the adjournment is that M. de Witte has not received his…
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FOLLOWING we give a summary of the principal cables received at the beginning of the week: -- At the invitation of President…
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Probably no eastern nation is more strongly represented than are the Japanese in the English annals of science and more…
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THE St. Petersburg correspondent of the Times reports that there is little doubt that President Roosevelt's gallant efforts for peace have failed. The Czar has refused to permit a counter proposal…
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Several telegrams from Portsmouth (U.S.A), state that the Russian and Japanese peace delegates have agreed upon terms of peace…
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