The War. London
FURTHER reports estimate that the Russian casualties in the recent lighting in Manchuria were nearly 40,000, while the Japanese lost 7000…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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The War. Severe Fighting. Russian Losses
Severe fighting took place along the line of the Huh-ho on Saturday, Saturday. night and Sunday, between the…
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Marquis Oyama reports that on Sunday night there, were continuous collisions between scouting parties on the Japanese centre and right, but…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cablegrams. London. Thursday. the War. Russia and Japan
The Japanese have seised an important outpost and positions, rendering necessary an alteration in the entire dipostion of the Russian army…
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BRITISH underwriters have already [?] the sum of £[?] through vessels insured by them being captured during the progress of the war…
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The Tokio correspondent of the "Telegraph" states that the Russian casualties in the recent fighting on the Hunho is estimated at between 35,000…
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REPORTS from Marshal Oyama Indicate that daring the recent heavy fighting the position of the Japanese troops was critical. They were moving in a…
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Reports from, Marshal Oyama indicate that during the recent heavy fighting the position of the Japanese was critical. They were moving in a blinding snowstorm, the…
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IN the Journal of the United Service Institution is given the Russian scheme of instruction for battle translated by permission of the Chief of the Second…
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Marshal Oyama reports that the Japanese casualties in the recent fighting on the Hun-ho were 7000. Russian prisoners state that four regiments of…
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Marshal Oyama's despatches indicate the precarious condition of the Japanese during the desperate four days' fighting which took place…
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The Russians were repulsed towards Chantau with 700 casualties including 300 killed. General Stoessel denies that the…
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THE Russian force (consisting of 600 cavalry, two companies of infantry, with a battery of artillery, and a third detachment), which was attacking the Japanese…
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MA[?] that be[?] [?] the [?] [?] and of [?] The Re[?] [?]…
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Reports from Marshal Oyama indicate that during the recent heavy fighting the position of the Japanese troops war critical. They, were…
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GENERAL Gripenberg accuses General Kuropatkin of utter incapacity, and of disorganising the army by creating a picked reserve that has…
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The recent fighting on the Hunho was Initiated by Kuropatkin to divert the attention of the army from the events of January 22nd. He did not…
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THE Japanese report having [?] [?] fighting at Heihantai, The Japanese captured an [?]…
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Japanese report having buried 2000 Russians, killed during, the recent fighting at Heitsin. The Japanese captured an eminence south…
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Russian scouts report that the Japanese arc retiring from South Shaho. The Grand Dukes declare that neither themselves or the Czar approve…
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