London. Sunday. the Corean War
The Chinese forces at Wiju, Mancuria, are demorallsed. A section of the troops mutinied, destroyed the arms, and deserted. The people of Pekin are panic stricken at…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1894
166 stories in New England's papers · page 5 of 9
France and England. Rumoured War
It is feared that the sudden resignation of the French Ambassador in London, and the appointment of Baron Courcel to succeed him, indicate…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cablegrams, Sydney, Tuesday. The Corean War. a Corrupted Soldiery, Affairs in Pekin. Chinese Movements. Rumor Op Treachery. Advance of the Japanese
The Emperor of China declares that the defeat of his troops is due to incompetentce and corruption amongst the so'diery and officers, and he has…
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The Times publishes this morning a graphic account of the great naval battle from Mr. A. Michie, its special correspondent…
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LONDON, October 1.--The Emperor of China is showering favors on Prince Kung, who has been appointed co-director of the war with Li Hung Chang…
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"OUTIS" writes:--What is clear about the war is that the Chinese are beaten. When the Son of Heaven took up thee Mikado's challenge to a finish fight, and ordered his viceroys to root the…
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The greatest excitement prevails throughout the city. Consols have fallen I per cent, and colonial stocks ½ to ¾ per cent, in sympathy; the price of corn has risen…
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THE Chinese Emperor is indignant at the deceptions practiced to conceal the condition of the army, and proposes to dismiss all the mandarins who have been in any…
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A war levy has been made upon Chinese merchants. The Emperor of China, fearing the threatened march of the Japanese upon Pekin, is…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cablegrams. London, Wednesday. War Levy in China
A WAR levy is being made upon the Chinese merchants. The Emperor of China fearing a threatened march of the Japanese upon Pekin is arranging for the…
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As women here are into almost everything else a new field is opened to them in the military line, and as the idea in English, it ought to take at once. In England a…
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A New York paper gives the world the benefit of the opinions held regarding the Chinese-Japanese war by fine. Wong Chin Foo, described as…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The China-Japan War. London, October 2
Many Europeans resident in the inland towns of China are rushing to the treaty ports, so as to procure the protection of the warships…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Friday. The China-Japan War. Danger of a Revolution. Turbulent Mobs. Europeans Danger
Reports from China show that the spirit of revolt amongst the soldiers is spreading, and that the danger of a revolution is now increasing daily…
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LONDON, October 3.--Lord Kimberley, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has advised the Home Government to immediately co operate with the Indian Government, with a view to ensure the…
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The Chinese force which was entrenched at Ygan is retreating upon Kaichan. Two thousand of Li Hung Chang's picked corps have deserted on account of not being…
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Lodnon, October 6.—It is understood that Sir W. Vernon-Harcourt, Chancellor of the Exchequer, supports a compulsory settlement by the…
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LONDON, October 8.--The Chinese Government is seeking to limit the rights of neutrals to free navigation in Corean waters. England, France, Russia, and Italy have declined…
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The vessels of the Chinese fleet which were so badly damaged in the recent naval battles have been repaired and proceeded to sea. It is reported thar 40,000 Japanese troops…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →London. Wednesday. the Corean War
A reinforcement of 5000 men has been, posted on the Corean frontier opposite to the Japanese troops camped at Hunchrar.[?] The United States Government has…
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