Italy and the War
Italy has refused to intervene between Japan and China in the interests of Peace. The printers' strike has been…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1894
166 stories in New England's papers · page 8 of 9
The China-Japan War
London, November.21—Further particulars have been received as to the fighting between the Chinese and Japanese troops near Port Arthur…
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The Japanese fleet,' which was covering the attack of the land forces at Port Arthur, had a desperate encounter with the Chinese fleet, but…
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ADVICES received from the United States Minister at Pekin on the 11th instant stated that the Japanese had captured Port Arthur. The report now appears to have been premature…
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Latest despatches from the East are to the effect that the Japanese made fourattacks on the Chinese entrenched at Port Arthur. In the first attack…
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Further details of the Japanese victory at Port Arthur show it to have been very complete. The war material and stores captured were immense…
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Twelve Japanese warships, besides a transport, Were captured by the Japanese at the Battle of Port Arthur. Major Von Hannittsin, Who was lately…
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LONDON, November 26.--Further details have been received of the great victory of the, Japanese at Port Arthur. The Japanese captured the Whole of the factories, the docks, and the vessels,…
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In our army we find that many drummers and buglers have covered themselves with glory. Some boys will perhaps know that affecting story of the Peninsular War. A…
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London, November 27.—Two Chinese warships, carrying soldiers, succeeded in escaping from Fort Arthur, but were pursued and sunk by the Japanese…
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The "Law Times" of 8th September discusses the subject of "War Rights over Britiah commerce" in connection with the war between China and…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Friday. The China-Japan War. Terms of Peace. Another Chinese Dfeeat
Japan is considering terms of peace sent through the United States MinisJen at Perkin and Tokio. The London Times says it is expected that terms…
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LONDON, November 30.--In attempting to recapture Ninchow from the Japanese the Chinese were repulsed, losing 200 men. The Japanese loss was 80…
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A correspondent to the London Times, who witnessed the capture of Port Arthur, reports that the Japanese soldiers practised barbarous cruelties,…
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Advices from Madagascar, brought by the Mosaageries Maritimes steamer Polynesian, state that Colonel C. R. Shervinton and a Dumber of other…
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LONDON, Monday.--The peace proposals of the Chinese and Japanese Governments are now in the hands of the United States authorities, who are acting as mediator. The Chinese sent in their.,…
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It was (and is still, I think) a custom in country theatres, when a military play was acted and men were required on the stage as soldiers, for the…
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LONDON, December 7.--China wilt send a special ambassador to Tokio, Japan, to negotiate for terms of peace: It is reported that the Japanese advance on…
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Two columns of Japanese attacked and defeated three thousand. Chinese in Manchuria. The Chinese fought stoutly at first, but afterwards broke ranks and fled…
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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 is English, it ought to take at once. In England a…
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