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Harbin and Tiehling are vast hospitals. Many of the Russian wounded remain uncovered in trucks and are half-frozen. Chloroform and antiseptics…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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The Russo-japanese War. London, Tuesday afternoon
The surrenders of the Russian troops on the Tieling road were largely due to the country being denuded of provisions. Marshal Oyama reports :--"The Russians have…
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ADVICES have been received at St. Petersburg to the effect that General Kuropatkin abandoned eighty guns at Tiding. There are indications that a Japanese loan will…
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Great cremation fires are burning all over the battle fields, and 2000 dead lay within a few yards at Likanpu, indicating the fierceness of the contest at this spot…
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The M[?]kado has [?] his army for its signal victory, and is deeply gratified for the courage and endurance displayed. He looks forward to even greater exertions…
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FOLLOWING we give summary of the principal cables received during the week:-- Cables received at the beginning of…
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Great cremation fires are burning all over the battlefields and 2000 dead lay within a few yards of Like[?]pu, indicating the fierceness of the contest at this soot…
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Japanese official reports received at Tokio estimate the Russian losses in the retreat from Mukden up till the time the Russians evacuated Tiohling…
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THE Tokio official estimate of the Russian losses from the Mukden battle and the engagement at Tieling, including prisoners, is '175,000 officers and men…
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M. Roche. ex-Minister of Commerce gives statistics of the expense that France would incur in the event of a great European war…
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THE prospect of the extension of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance has induced Russian newspapers to deplore Russia's refusals to meet the friendly advances of Great Britain…
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THE Following are the principle cables received since the beginning of the week :— The Russian armies are concentrating at a point between chang chung and Kirin…
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Unconfirmed French advices state that a Japanese torp[?]-boat, pre[?] the Japanese squadron, has passed Colombo bound west…
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REUTER'S St. Petersburg correspondent reports that owing to the United States and France's good offices, Russia is prepared to negotiate for peace, and has outlined her…
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Reuter's St. Petersburgh correspondent states that owing to the good offices of the United States and France, Russia is prepared to negotiate for…
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THE Czar has suspended the conscription law as applied to the duchy of Finland for three years. According to French advices this concession is " for value received," and is in the nature of an exchange…
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THE following cables have been received since our last issue:— THE Times correspondent at St. Petersburg learns from unimpeachable sources that…
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FOLLOWING we give summary of the principal cables received during the week:-- Prince Mestcherski protests against…
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