London. Sunday. War Loans
The capitalists in Japan are reported to have guaranteed a sum of sixteen million sterling to be devoted to carrying on the war…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1894
166 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 9
The War in the East
LONDON, August 17.--It is reported that Russia, France, and Japan have agreed to share the benefits in the event of Japan ultimately defeating the Chinese…
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IT is reported that Russia, France, and Japan have agreed to share the benefits in the event of Japan ultimately defeating the Chinese. The Chinese Governor of the…
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The Japanese Legation in London has given a denial to the report that the Japanese were defeated in a recent two days battle in Corea with the Chinese…
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The Chinese marching upon Seonl twice attacked and deieated the Japanese with great slaughter last Friday, and dislodged them from two important positions at Pingyang and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War in the East. LONDON, August 21
MR. R. N. O'CONNOR, C B., the British Minister at Pekin, had a long interview with a Chinese Viceroy at Tien-tsin yesterday, and afterwards accompanied the Russian Minister (Count Cassini)…
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Details of the engagement at Pingyang show that 6000 Japanese soldiers were landed at Corea from 13 transports, but the Chinese artiilery kept up such a deadly fire that the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Corean War. LONDON, August 24
TELEGRAMS received from China at the beginning of the week reported that the forces marching upon Seoul a attacked the Japanese troops at Pingyang, in the northern part of Corea, on Friday last, and that…
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The Chinese, assisted by 500a Corean soldiers, are reported to have defeated the Japanese, and pursued them 40 miles. A hundred Japanese were killed…
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THE Chinese Viceroy. Li Hung Chang, has informed the British Minister at Pekin that he deeply regrets the murder of the Presbyterian missionary, Mr. Wylie, and the assaults on the other…
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Henry Norman a journalist who has lived in Korea, puts the China Japan trouble in a outshell:— First of all comes a permanent…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Friday. The China-Japan War. Purchase of Needle Guns
Japan baa purchased two hundred thousand needle gunsin Vienna. The Chinese Government is rebuilding the Presbyterian Mission House at…
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Telegrams from Winton state that early on Saturday morning the firing of a dozen shots arrested the attention of seven men watching inside Dagworth woolshed. The fire was…
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France is sending 4 heavy guns, 10 Hotelkiss quick-firing guns, and 56 tons of war material, including three hundred shells to Noumea, to be stored…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Friday. The China-Japan War: a Gift of a Million Five Hundred Japs Killed
The Emperor of China has personally contributed £1,000,000 to the war fund. It transpires that during the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Soldier's Secret. CHAPTER I.
Yes, George Graham was coming home from Woolwich, and had written asking to be allowed to invite his friend, Archibald Macleod, the son of…
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China has despatched a note to the great Powers explaining that Japan actually commenced the war by refusing to withdraw her troops from Corea, and by firing upon the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Corean War. LONDON, September 7
THE Japanese have occupied a large island of great strategic importance in Society Bay, 40 miles from Port Arthur, in the Gulf of Pe chi-li, and intend to make it the base of operations during the…
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ONE of the most important and interesting events of recent times is undoubtedly the war between the two great Eastern Powers—China and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. The China-Japan War: Chinese Hemmed In
The Chinese troops in Northern Corea are reported to be completely hemmed in by the Japanese, who are stopping their food supplies, and the…
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