The China-Japan War
London, October 28.—The Japanese who crossed the Yalu River on Wednesday and routed a body of 3500 Chinese north of the river on…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1894
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Cablegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. The China-Japan War. the March of the Japs
The battle of Kulien-Chan lasted 4 hours, and the Chinese were utterly routed. The Japanese are effectually block…
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IT is stated that in the battle of Kulien-Chan the Japanese had 100 killed and 200 wounded. The number of the Chinese killed and wounded is unknown…
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The Chinese war Joan of £1,600,000 will be issued on Tuesday next…
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London, November 5.—At the engagement at Fungwangching the Chinese had 300 killed. The Japanese captured 55 cannon,…
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The Japanese, who are advancing rapidly toward Moukden, have captured fifty-five cannon, 1500 rifles, 20,000 shelle, 2,000,000 cartridges and the…
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Prince Kung has informed the Great Powers that China is willing to abandon suzerainty over Corea and pay a war indemnity to Japan. He admits that the Chinese troops…
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AT the engagement at Funghwang Ching the Chinese had 300 killed. The Japanese captured 55 cannon, 1500. rifles, 20,000 shells, 2,000,000 rounds of cartridges, and a quantity of other war…
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The First Sergeant marched the soldiers to church When the parson had read the prayer he took his text Those who had a Bible took it out. One soldier had neither a…
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London, November 7.—The Japanese forces are attaching Port Arthur on land and from the sea. The Japanese have captured…
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A section of the Japsnese press advocates an inderimit of a hundred milion pounds being demanded from China…
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The Chinese officials are said to be callous as to the fate of the Empire, while the people are indifferent. It is reported that two American torpedo…
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London, Nov. 10.—Great Britain and the other European Powers are urging China to parley directly with Japan, with the object of bringing the…
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London, November 10.—At the Lord Mayor's banquet at Guildhall last night Lord Rosebery, in replying to the toast of "Her Majesty's…
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It is again reported that the Japanese have captured Port Arthur. Italy has suggested that Japan be permitted to occupy Pekin, and an…
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LONDON, November 18.--Further [?] of the result express by the Expenses of Television year Part [?] that second Chinese t[?]…
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The war has cost Japan £30,000,000 to date. The town of Lussukwan, Manchuris, has been captured by the Japanese…
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THE Chinese report that two forts at Talienwan still remain uncaptured, and that the Japanese have been repulsed in several desperate assaults. Other successes are also claimed by the Chinese,…
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THE North China HERALD of October 5 publishes the following narrative of the great fight between the Chinese and Japanese fleets in Corea Bay, off the mouth of…
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General We, a Chinese officer, who was in service at the battle of Pingyang when the Chinese were defeated by the Japanese force with very…
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