The War in Corea. Movements of Japanese Warships. London
THE Chinese Government is seeking to limit the rights of neutral Powers to the free navigation of Corean waters. England, France, Russia, and Italy have…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1894
166 stories in New England's papers · page 6 of 9
Women As Soldiers
As women here are into almost everything else a new field is opened to them in the military line, and as the idea is English, it ought to take at once. In England a…
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Dabomey's "God of War," a castiron image, about 5ft. in height, will in future be visible at the African section of the Ethnographical Museum…
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London, October 9.—It is reported that Great Britain, France, Russia, and Germany have agreed upon joint action in regard to China…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Friday. The China-Japan War. a Deficient Armoury
The Chinese authorities have discovered that their supposed large reserves of [?]ition and rifle Stores exist only on paper. A thousand men…
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It is stated thai Japan in occupying and holding Corea will rely for a justification of its action, in the event of European intervention, in the precedent formed. by the…
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The Chinese peace proposals are said to have been initiated by Li Hung Chang and Prince Kung, the British Minister at Tokio, is acting as intermediary. Japan considers…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Corean War. LONDON, Oct. 11
The Japanese are reported to be anxious to lure the Chinese into a second naval engagement. With this object Japanese warships frequently cruise in the vicinity of Port Arthur…
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The Japanese occupied the town of Wiju, at the mouth of the Yalu River, on the 8th, dislodging the Chinese troops and killing 100 of their number…
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The Japanese troops are awaiting the arrival of heavy artillery before making a forward movement. It is vaguely rumored at Shanghai-that the…
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THE correspondent of the Times wires that the Japanese Government has rejected the peace proposals made by China without giving them consideration…
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The Correspondent of the Times writes that the Japanese Government has rejected the peace proposals made by China wihout giving them…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Friday. The China-Japan War. British Bluejackets Sent
Two hundred British blue jackets have been sent to China, via Canada. Prince Kung, uncle of the Emperor of China, is strongly urging the…
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A strong force of Chinese provincial troops, are massing for the defence of Pekin, and the force will number 100,000. It is reported in China that a great battle…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Corean War. LONDON, October, 19
It is rumored, at Shanghai that the Chinese troops entrenched at Yalu have repulsed, an attempted surprise by the Japanese at night The Chinese fleet has [?] refitted and ordered to…
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London, October 19.—It is [?] rumoured at Shanghai that the [?] Chineae troops entrenched at Yalu[?] have repulsed an attempted surprise [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →London. Wednesday. the Corean War
It is reported that a desperate battle has been fought at Mija between the Chinese and Japanese forces, and that, the latter were compelled to retire southwards. Each side…
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From the East it is reported that an important battle has taken place at Yalu between the Chinese and Japanese. The Japanese were besten back…
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The Japanese attacked 16,000 Chinese who were entrenched at Kulier Chan. The Chinese were routed, the Japanese capturing 30 guns, besides a quantity of war materials and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Corean War. LONDON, October 26
Two companies of artillery are embarking at Portsmouth for Hongkong. The report of the recent battle between the Chinese and Japanese forces at Tain, in which the…
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