Wounds in the Russo-Japanese War
The Russian surgeon Z van Mantenfel has sent a communication to the "Revue Medicale Hebdomadaire" of St. Petersburg…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
533 stories in New England's papers · page 10 of 27
Cablegrams. War between Russia and Japan. LONDON
ADVICES from St, Petersourg state that the opposing armies in Manchuria are only 40 miles apart. The Japanese have stopped to re-fill…
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Advices from St. Petersburg state that rival armies in Manchuria are 40 miles apart, the Japanese stopping to refill their ranks. The Russian mobilisation of reserves…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Last Horror of War. an Appeal to Humanity. [B. W, Norrega[?]rd in 'London Daily Mail.']
As far as I have been able to ascertain, dynamite, encased in small, portable tins, was first used by the Japanese on August 21 doling tbe attack…
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Women have been ordered to leave Vladivostock. The Grand Duke Sergius-Micbaelovitch, Inspector-General of Artillery,…
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Russians officially admit that the 14th and 15th infantry divisions were decimated at Moukden. Advices from St. Petersburg state…
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The Japanese vanguard is a hundred miles north of Mukden. The Russians have been completely driven out of all districts watered by the…
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IT is officially announced at Tokio that the Japanese have passed the Palisades (ancient defences of Manchuria, with which the railway for some distance…
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PRIVATE telegrams from the front received at St. Petersburg state that Russian scouts in Manchuria have ridden a considerable distance south and south-west of the…
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The Japanese nursing arrangements in the present war have been referred to as exceeding anything of the kind in any other modern campaign. Indeed, certain members…
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TWENTY thousand Russian soldiers from Mukden have arrived at Japan…
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IT is reported at St. Petersburg that, owing to the good offices of the United States and France, Russia is prepared to negotiate peace with Japan, and…
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The Japanese vanguard is 100 wiles north of Mukden. The Russians hare been completely riven out of all districts watered by…
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PEAGE, it should be remembered, hath her victories splendid as well as war, and if the recent Battle of, Mutkden exemplifies the reputed…
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THE Russian report that the Japanese fleet shelled Vladivostock, sustaining a loss (in ammunition) estimated at [?]100,000, has suggested to PUCK interesting possibilities in the…
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IT is stated that regarding the supposed peace negotiations now in progress that the claims of Japan provide for the payment of an indemnity…
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It is officially announced at St. Petersburg that Russia has proposed no conditions of peace. The Japanese are sixty-five miles from…
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Civilians and Chinese are leaving Harbin. The Japanese have ascertained that 200 Cossacks, with 600 hired Chinese…
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RUSSIAN official and private telegrams state that the main body of the Japanese are now 65 miles from Kwangehengtzu. This town is close to the railway line, and only a few…
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