The War. London
The Japanese are fortifying Formosan ports, and are awaiting the arrival of the Baltic Fleet there. It is reported at Petersburg that the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
533 stories in New England's papers · page 1 of 27
The War. London, Thursday Afternoon
THE following [?] [?] from the Japanese [?] announcing the [?] of [?] "The Port Arthur army reports that the…
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MANY supplies of military [?] have been rejected at Moscow on the ground that they are [?] [?] are of poor quality…
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THE dark cloud on the horizon in connection with the dawn of the New Year is undoubtedly the war in the Far East which for some months…
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IT is offically announced at Tokio that General Stoes[?], the commandant of the garrison at Port Arthur, has writters to General Nogi, co[?]onding…
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THE terms of the surrender of Port Arthur have been signed. At 5 o'clock on Sunday afternoon the Russians [?] the white flag white flag [?] of Sh[?]…
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IT is understood that the [?] soldiers at Port Arthur will be interned in Japan. The Japanese at [?] upon…
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THE Union Jack rolling proudly in the breeze above the majestic grey rock mantling to the skies, scarred and loopholed, with guns bristling to every point of the compass,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Telegraphic News. Per Through Greville's Telegram Company. Russo-japanese War. London
THE Japanese, on Saturday, stormed the fort at Sung-shu-shan; to the north of the new town of Port Arthur, and after severe fighting succeeded in capturing the fort…
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In a letter received from China, Mr. Fred C. Newell (son of Mr. Andrew Newell, Melbourne), who is in the service…
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In a cable to the Czar on Sunday regarding the neccessary surrender of Port Arthur, General Stoessel said:—"Great Sovereign forgive, we have…
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It is officially announced that Port Arthur was unable to hold out any longer, and that General Stoessel…
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The Japanese have already occupied several forts at Port Arthur, Russian officers and officials are returning to Russia on parole. The…
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It is officially announced that Port Arthur is unable to hold out any longer, and that General Stoessel has…
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General Nogi, commanding the Japanese at Port Arthur, reports that the transfer of the Russian war material and Government property…
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AFTER the surrendly had been completed [?] Port Arthor, the victors and [?] fredly [?] The [?] tire garrison and all [?] will…
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The Japanese are now in possession of all the Port Arthur forts. Eighty-six of the surrendered Russian officers at Port Arthur have been released…
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GENERAL NOGI'S [?] reference to the Port Arthur garrison show that at the beginning of the stage there were five [?]ments with…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest Telegraphic News. [?] Through Greville's Telegram Company. Russo-japanese War. London
JAPAN having remonstrated concerning the provisioning and coaling of the Baltie Fleet at Madagascar, France replied that strict observance of the conditions of…
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