The Russo-japanese War. London
GENERAL Linfevitch claims to have destroyed a Japanese battalion on Saturday, after storming fortified positions at Sanvaitse and also reports several minor successes…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
217 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 9 of 11
The Russo-japanese War. London
A JAPANESE fleet appeared off the Island of Saghalien on Saturday, and opened fire on Korsakovak. The Governor of Saghalien, owing to the…
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The Japanese have occupied the capital city of Saghalien, which will gravely prejudice the Russian's prospects at the peace conference…
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Giving evidence before the Commission yesterday Sir William Lyne emphatically denied that there was any arrangement whereby contingents should draw doubles…
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FOLLOWING we give a summary of the principal cables received at the beginning of the week: -- The Japanese Consulate has…
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IN the course of some recollections and opinions given to the World Mr. Julius M. Price, the well-known black and white artist, who saw the short struggle in Thessaly eight…
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In an interview, the captain of the British ship St. Kilda, which was captured by the Russian cruiser, Dnieper, stated that the commander of the…
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A VERY serious stabbing affray occurred at Forster on Wednesday night last. It appears that about half-a-dozen. Italians met at another Italian's residence for the purpose of having a jollification…
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THE captain of the British steamer St. Kilda, which was sunk by the Russians, in an interview said that the commander of the Russian cruiser Dnieper intimated that he…
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THE soldier son of the late Lord Salisbury, Lord Edward Cecil, now Under-Secretary of State for War in Egypt, is often spoken of as a possible…
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THREE thousand Russian troops, after exploding the arsenal at Karsakovsk, Saghalien, set fire to the town and fled in a terrible panic, followed by the citizens…
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Martial law at Odessa will be continued for six months despite Russian merchants appeals. The heat in Manchuria is overpowering,…
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FOLLOWING we give a summary of the principal cables received at the beginning of the week: -- Three thousand Russian troops,…
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It is reported at Shanghai that the Japanese have landed an army to the north of Vladivostock, thus completely bewildering the Russians who were…
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It is reported at Shanghai that the Japanese have landed an army north of VIadivostock, completely bewildering the Russians, who were prepared to defend the Tumen River…
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JAPANESE warships are off Nikolaevsk, at the mouth of the Amur River, north of Vladivostock. Tokio reports state that 461 Russian troops, including a colonel and 14 other officers, surrendered…
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The Chief of Police at Biolostock, near Warsaw, has been seriously wounded by a bomb thrown by a Jew. Three persons were killed…
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The custom of the Sen Nin Riki is one that arose during the war with Russia. At all times of the day and even night, small groups of women…
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Japanese warships are off Nikolaevsk, at the mouth of the Amur River, north of Vladivostok. Tokio reports state that 461 Russian…
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REUTER'S New York correspondent states that Mr. Sato, a member of the Japanese Peace Mission, speaking on Baron Komura'e behalf, was Confident that negotiations for peace will be successful. The…
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