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FOLLOWING we give summary of the principal cables received during the week:--France's reply to Japan, promising…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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Advices from Kamranh Bay state that it is believed twenty Japanese vessels passed Kamranh on Sunday evening…
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ADVICES from Kamranh Bay state that it is believed twenty Japanese war vessels passed Kamranh on Sunday evening. It is further reported that part of the Baltic fleet,…
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The visit of Mr. Charles M. Schwab, expresident of the Steel Trust, to St. Petersburg, has resulted in an arrangement for the construction in America and Russia of…
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According to Russian advices, Field-Marshall Oyama commands 600,0000 offective troops in Manchuria. A merchant vessel which has arrived at…
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A Saigon report states that the Baltic fleet is proceeding to the Phillipines, where it will meet the supplementary squadon and the Viadivostock crpisers…
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The Baltic Fleet was slighted on Wednesday, cruising on the horizon off Kamra[?] Bay. All the transports of the fleet…
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FOLLOWING we give summary of the principal cables received during the week:--Dr. Morrison, the Times…
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The Russian authorities forecast that the next great battles will be fought on the Chanchung-Kirin line and the Tumen River…
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A RUSSIAN forecast states that the next great battles will be fought on the Chanchan and Kirin railway lines, and on the Tumen River. General Lin[?]evitch's position is pronounced to be…
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IT is stated in Paris that before the Japanese Government made farther protest this week on the subject of nentrality, France had sent a naval division to Bi[?]ghkoy, with orders to rigorously enforce French…
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The late outlook abroad is something disquieting even on the verge of war with Russia. Japanese newspapers did not show…
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There is great indignation in Japan over the alleged of breaches of neutrality by France. Even the most sober newspapers…
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The Russian press are in no wise grateful to France for moving on Admiral Rozhdestvcnsky, in compliance ance with Japan's demands. A portion of the Paris press is indignant that the…
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The majority of the Russian newspapers state that Russia is in no wise grateful to France for moving Admiral Rozlides[?]vensky on…
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IN view of the necessity of notice being given in connection with any proposal for a renewal of the offensive and defensive treaty between Great Britain and Japan, several…
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The Japanese bare decided on two points regarding peace; the first is that no pourparlers will be entered into until Togo has settled accounts with Rozhdestvenski; the…
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The "Daily Mail" and the "Daily Chronicle" state that the first naval battle is expected to take place off Hongkong, or towards Formo[?]…
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FOLLOWING we give summary of the principal cables received during the week:-- After hearing Baron Katsura's…
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The Russians have crossed the Tumen River and their van[?]ard is at Kilju. The Russians at Poissiet Bay have…
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