The Russo-japanese War. Current Comments
Cable messages strengthen the view that there will be a break in the Manchurian campaign during the more sever months of winter. The…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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The War. London. Nov. 11
The garrison at Port Arthur is greatly emaciated. The rations of the fighting men are only two pounds of bleak bread each daily. The city is unhabitable,…
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A large proportion of doctors at the froot, forced the Russian Government to permit lady doctors in act as house surgeons in Odessa…
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Russian officers and men attached to Admiral Foelkesahm's section of the Baltic fleet, becoming wildly intoxicated at Crete, murdered five of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late War News. Aid for Port Arthur
Admiral Berilieff affirms that a merchantman from Vladivostock conveyed forty cannon, [?] provisions, and 500 artillery men…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. London, Nov. 22
The fate of the three [?]orpedo boat destroyer which left Port Arthur with despatches, identical with these carried by the R[?]storopny. which escaped is now known…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Russo-japanese War. Additional Ships
The Slave, mentioned as the basis of another reinforcing squadron for the Baltic fleet, is a new Russian battleship, as yet unfinished. The progress…
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General Kuropatkin reports that an artillery duel has taken place, resulting in the repulse of the Japanese, who were trying to outflank a portion…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War. London, Nov. 25
Japanese shells on Sunday fired a huge pile of coal at port Arthur railway station, and it burnt for 14 hours. Commandant Stoessel's despatch by…
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The Japanese at Port Arthur have occupied Akas[?] Hill, and yards south of 503-Metro Hill, and have firmly occured the latter position, on which they…
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The battering of Port Arthur fleet; by the Japanese continues. The where abouts of the Russian torpedo-boat destroyers ia doubtful…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Port Arthur. Notes on the War
There are later incidents ia connection with the details of the fighting at st 203-Metre Hill, which show the combatants in a better light than…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War News. Port Arthur Fleet. Submerged by the Sians. London
In connection with the alleged destruction of the Russian fleet in Fort Arthur harbour, General Stoessel reports that the water-tight…
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ON Tuesday the bombardment of Port Arthur practically ruined Tiger's Hill. The torpedo depot and the ships and boats in the vicinity were [?] for hours. Three ships were…
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Telegrams from the besiegers at Port Arthur state that the Japanese have captured a hill east of Ho-vang-shu-kao, and a mile and a half south of Metre Hill,…
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