The Russo-japanese War. Newchwang Evacuated
Newchwang has been completely [?] by the Russians. Advices from [?]burg and parks state that General [?]kin…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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A Soldier from South Africa
"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 some good…
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GENERAL Kuroki is advancing towards Liao-yang He has engaged in skirmishes with Russian forces and one or two of their minor positions have been turned…
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Russians arriving at Chafoo report a disaster to two Japanese warships. It is thought they are possibly referring to the sinking of the…
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Reins and melting snows have suspected the Japanese advance, and are [?]ling the Russians to strengthen Liso-yaug and Moukden…
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In his despatch with regard to the loss of the battleship Hatsuse and the cruiser Yoshino, Vico-Admiral Togo, Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese…
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Russian ships arriving at Cheefoo report that a disaster has occurred off Port Arthur, as a result of which two Japanese warships were lost…
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Reuter's correspondent at Tokio [?] that after five day's fighting the Japanese captured Kinchen on Thursday evening…
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It is reported from Tokio that after the battle of Kinchau the Russians retired to Nan-kwanling, which they shortly afterwards abandoned…
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Major-General P[?]ug Russian Chief of Stuff, describes the battle of Nanshan, or Kin-chau, as a simple demonstration, and of no particular…
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Advices received from two sources state that General Kuropatkin was compelled to move in response to the urgent feeling at St. Petersburg…
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Reuter's correspondent at Tokio states that after five days' fighting the Japanese captured Kin chan on Thursday evening. The Rusmi[?] stronghold at Nan-shan was taken…
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French advices from St. Petersburg slate that the Grand Council of War and the General Staff have resolved upon important offensive tactics in the Far East…
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A RUSSIAN gunboat was torpedoed and destroyed on Saturday at Port Arthur. The Japs' base has been transferred to Dalny and Talienwan. Troops are…
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The reports of prisoners concerning the bombardment of Port Arthur refer largely to the presence of gunboats supporting the Japanese land forces on…
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Admiral Togo reports that eight Japanese torpedo boats entered the harbor of Port Arthur on Tuesday night, and encountered a heavy fire from the Russians. Two Japanese…
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It is officially reported that Vice-Admiral Kamimura has been pursuing Vice-Admiral Skrydloff's squadron since the morning of the 15th…
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Reports of movements at the front are being vigorously censored…
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The "St. Petersburg Gazette" of 21st June reports that a [?] battle has been fought with the Japanese near Hai-chang, on the railway, south…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War News. Another Battle. Fought Near Hai-cheng. Russians Again Defeated. with Five Thousand Casualties. London
The St. Petersburg "Gazette" announces that a sanguinary battle has been fought near Hai-cheng (40 miles south of Liao-sang), and that the…
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