The War. London, May 28
The whereabouts of the Baltic Fleet is still unknown. It is reported at St. Petersburg that Admiral Rozhdestvensky has died, and that his body has been…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
71 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers · page 3 of 4
LONDON, Th Russian Admirals Wounded
The Berlin Press states that the surrender of Niebogatoff and 3000 men is [?] in navel warfare. The Japanese attack was [?]…
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The "Birebeviya Visdomosti" (The Bourse Gazette"), of St. Petersburg, says the battle of Tan-Ships has decided the time of the war. and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. Decisive Battle. Baltic Fleet Almost Annihilated. Sixteen Warships Lost. London
Reuter's Tokio correspondent has telegraphed as follows:— "Admiral Rozhjestvenski's fleet has been practically annihilated. Twelve warships…
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Reuter's correspondent at Tokio telegraphs to-night:—"The transmission of information of to-day's historical events in the Straits of Korea is refused."…
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Bear-Admiral Euquist and the Russian cruisers Aurora, 6630 tons, Oleg. 6675 tone, and Jemtchug, 3080 tons, arrived at Manila on Saturday evening. All the cruisers were…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Short Story Why I Nearly Enlisted. I.
It was a beautiful May morning, and, though low-spirited about the Pywater business and Cells, I had put on my straw hat for a walk. Chance…
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Starting disclosures have been made in connection with the South A[?] Army supplies. There has been an e[?] loan of documents, and no regular methods of…
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A private telegram which has readied St. Petersburg from Manchuria contains the startling intelligence that the Japanese have occupied Omoso, a town 75…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War. Japan's Encircling Movement. London
The Tokio correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" states that the Japanese forward movement in Manchuria has commenced, and…
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General Linevitch reports that the Japanese are nearing Kong-chen and Musan, Northern Korea. This is interpreted to mean that General Hasegawa's army…
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Field-Marshal Ovama reports: "For the purpose of driving back the enemy, the Japanese on June 22 attacked a force holding the highlauds north of…
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Revolt is spreading in Russia. While disciplinary battalions were exercising at Kherson, Dneiper, near the north coast of the Black Sea, soldiers…
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A company of Cossacks, near Lode, complained of the food served to them, and demanded of the captain a better quality of…
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Russia will call out 475,000 men for military service during the present year. The crow of the battleship Emperor Alexander III. have continued, and the…
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The Russian forces at the Tumen River number about 6000. They are trying to check the advancing Japanese. Tremendous rains have flooded the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Short Story a British Soldier's Adventures in India
There was no help for it: nothing could be done till the next battery came along and offered a chance of obtaining a spare wheel. So the crippled piece was…
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Linevitch informed the Czar that it is untrue that the army is dangerously situated. The two armies are facing one another, and attempts by the Japanese to…
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THE Japanese have captured a Russian general and 3200 men in Saghalien. The "Times" correspondent at Tokio reports that the Japanese killed and…
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It is rumored that unless peace is signed, Japan will bombard Russia's Baltic Ports. OYAMA WAITING FOR THE SIGNAL…
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