The Outcome of the War
The St. Petersburg correspondent of the TIMES, referring to a series of remarkable articles dealing with the military situation in the Far East…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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Late War News! LONDON
The DAILY EXPRESS reports that Russia has decided to recall the Baltic Fleet. The Japanese believe that Togo will…
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The ' Daily Mail' states that the Czar towards Christmas informed General Stoessoel that owing to the North Sea incident the Baltic Fleet…
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According 'to the St. Petersburg correspondent of the ' Daily Express, the Council of the Empire, presided over by the Czar, has decided to…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Gablegrams. London. Monday. the War. Russia and Japan
The blockade of the Liaotung Peninsula has been raised. A small garrison will remain at Port Arthur, as a naval station is to…
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GENERAL NOGI, commanding the Japanese now in Port Arthur, reports that the delivery of Russian prisoners has been completed, the total being:—…
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IT is believed that the Baltic Fleet is sheltering in an obscure part of Madagascar Harbour in among the Comoro Islands. Financiers are underwriting a new…
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BY the explan[?]ion of a mine at Port Artbur 20 Japanese were killed. Altogether 395 mines within a radius of 40 miles at Port Arthur…
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By the explosion of a mine at Port Arthur 20 Japanese were killed. There is a complete deadlock in the operations on the Shaiho wing owing to the…
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For the present no [?] except those in the Japanese Government service are allowed to enter Port Arthur…
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A despatch from Port Arthur to the "Daily Express" states that General Stoessel has accepted the Mikado's…
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THE St. Petersburg correspondent of the London TIMES, inferring to a series of remarkable articles dealing with the military situation in the Far East appearing in the NOVOE VREMYA…
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The special japaneese Ambessador to the European Courts says that Japan went to war skely to defend her own interest and that whenever the end…
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Continental opinion as to the supreme heroism of the defence of Port Arthur is changing since the revelation of the strength of the surrendered…
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Vice-Admiral DPuba[?] the new Russian represntative on the North Sea Inquiry Commission, in the course of an interview yesterday,said…
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THE [?] [?] from Japan on Friday [?] [?]…
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Fifteen Russian warships were anchored off Dieago S[?]uritz on December 31st. A correspondent of the NO[?]L VREMYA states that the Japanese warships have…
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