The China-japan War
It is reported front Shanghai that England and Russia have offered to mediate between Japan and China, with a view to peace. The Czar will not sanction the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1895
142 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 8
The Corean War. LONDON, Feb. 14
ADMIRAL Count Ito, the Japanese commander, has granted the terms upon which Admiral Ting offered to surrender, and has received the Chinese officers and men with the honors of war…
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IT is reported from Shanghai that England and Russia have offered to mediate between Japan and China with a view to peace…
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The Japanese are trying to raise the men-of-war which were sunk in the battle at the mouth of the Yalu River…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cablegrams. Sydkey, Tuesday. The China-Japan War. a Big Ordee
The Emperor of China has ordered the execution of all the military and civil officers engaged in the unsuccessful defence of Wei Hai Wei…
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A number of foreign warships have arrived off Formosa in order to protect the interests of foreign residents…
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THE report that Admiral Ting, the Chinese Commandant at Weihaiwei, who surrendered with all his command to Count Ito, the Japanese commander, afterwards committed suicide has been…
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THE Japanese Parliament has voted a further sum of £16,000,000 for the continuance of the war in China, and has also voted £500,000 as a loan for Corea…
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MR. Archibald Forbes, in 'Scribner's Magazine' for June, asks: What will be done with the wounded in the next great war? The article will open a…
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The Figaro the other day referred in an editorial note to the visit paid by the Duke of Cambridge to Marshal Canrobert, previous to his death…
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A number of wells at a village in the vicinity off Chefoo were choked with the bodies of women and children, who either were killed or committed suicide for fear of falling into the hands of the…
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A NUMBER of wells at a village m the vicinity of Chefoo are choked with the bodies of women and children, who hare been either killed or committed suicide for fear…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. The China-Japan War, Peace Negotiations
The pence negotiations between China and Japan are progressing favourably…
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The visit of Li-Hung-Chang, the Chinese Viceroy, to the Emperor at Pekin is understood to have changed the opinions of the Court there as to…
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The Japanese captured Newchang on Monday after desperate fighting. Two thousand Chinese were killed, and six hundred captured. Three…
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The Japanese having captured the port of YingKow, the Chinese in retreating upon Newchwang, fought desperately, but were mowed down by the Japanese artillery at close range…
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General Yamagata, Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese army, who, has distinguished himself in connection with the war with China, has been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cablegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. The China-Japan War, Chinese Routed. Willing to Make Peace
In the engagement at Thienchwangtal, the Japanese shells wrought such fearful havoc that General Tang at last ordered his troops to retreat,…
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THE Figaro, one of the leading daily papers of Paris, declares that England and France will insist upon the status upon being maintained in China, and will not. permit the seizure of the Island of Formosa…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cablegrams. Sydney, The China-Japan War. a Knotty Question
The peace negotiations between China nnd Japan appear to be blocked owing to the attitude of the European Powers on the question of the session…
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