The War. London
Desperate fighting has taken place Ta[?] shan Height, which dominates the main lines of Port Arthur's eastern defences. The Japanese captured the position, but the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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The Russo-japanese War. Notes on the Cables
The value of speed in a [?] is shown in the case of the Novik, which, confident in her superior speed, can go almost where she pleases, safe from…
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The Russian cruiser Novik has arrived at the island of Saghalien, and the Diana has put into Saigon, in French Cochin China…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Russo-japanese War. Fighting at Port Arthur. Great Havoc by Mines. London, Aug. 23
The assault on Port Arthur is being continued with desperate [?] from the land side. According to Reuter's correspondent, the Japanese…
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CHINESE refugees from Port Arthur report that the Japanese have been expelled from Pa-ling ching (two miles north of Port Arthur), from which a bombardment…
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The suggestion as to how the end may come at Port Arthur follows as [?] to Friday's intelligence. The Japanese were then said to have a footing both on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →D. O'Brien the Ru[?] Japanese War. Desperate Fighting London, August 31
General Suk[?] at Liao-yang, telegraphs:—"Yesterday's (30 h)losses of our army amounted to 3000 killed and wounded."…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Failure of the War Office. Some Striking Instances of Inefficiency as revealed by the War Office Commission. Brown Paper Soots
THE SCOTS WERE DISTINCTLY HAD IN 1800. THEY WEAK BROWN PAPER; AT LEAST. THEY WEAK HOT VERY MUCH BETTER…
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The police at St Petershurg conf[?]cated an edition of the Novoe Vremyg, announcing that the Japanese were advancing on…
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Immense processions paraded the streets of Tokio, swinging lanterns, and shouting "Banzai," consequent on the capture of Liao-yang…
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It is officially stated at Tokio that the Japanese casualities since August 29th have been 10,000 men. The headquarters of the Japanese army…
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The correspondent of the "Times" with General Oku's army sends a dramatic account of the Japanese assaults on August 30 and 31 on…
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Mr. Bennet Burleigh, the London "Daily Telegraph's" correspondent, reports that the battle of Liao-yang was the fiercest artillery attack in the…
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THE Japanese forces are still advancing along the railway line to Mukden. General Kuroki captured a hill overlooking Mukden. The Japanese casunalties since August 26…
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The Japanese b[?] Port Arthur captured a fort on a high hill two miles east of the Golden Hill, and were able to remain,…
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It is reported from Che-foo that the Japanese bombarded Port Arthur with terrific force on the 15th and 16th inst., from Shu-shu-jec, Pac-li-chwang…
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Marquis Oyama reports that 3100 Russian dead were left on the battle field at Liao-yong. Owing to the escape of General…
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Robert David Barelay, aged 26, formerly of the Lancers, who won distinction by his skillful acts of bravery under heavy fire in the…
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The St. Petersburg correspondent of the Paris newspaper, "Le Matin," reports that the Japanese are engaged in a furious assault in Port Arthur…
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Refugees who have reached Chefoo from Port Arthur picture the port as in a desperate plight. Cholera has started, and the defenders are reduced to a few…
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