The War. Russia and Japan. London
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The War. London
RUSSIAN scout report that the Japanese are retiring south of the Shaho. It was previously reported that the Japanese had eapured an eminence…
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French newspapers state that Japanese cavalry have destroyed a bridge between Harbin and Mukden, and are travelling in Chinese territory…
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The Grand Dukes declare that neither the Czar nor themselves approve of the movement to stop the war. They believe that peace at…
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General Kuropatkin reports that 300 Japanese cavalry attacked the bridge at Fen-tse-tong, and damaged 30 yards of the railway, which has…
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General stoeessel denis the accusations made by the 'Times' that his officers at Port Arthur were drunken and useless…
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A BODY of 9000 cavalry, with artillery, are trying to crow the Hun River at Taiha, The object of this movement is to outflank Marshal Oyamn's extreme left…
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NEARLY the whole Russian press [?] that General stocssel shall be seriously Court martialied. The General asserts that the responsibility…
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Fire hundred Russian cavalry advanced to Cban-tai-tzo, on the Japanese left, and another force reached Rau-chang-tzu. The Japanese…
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It is reported that 15000 Russian infantry and 500 cossacks at simminting in neutral teritory disregard the Chinese demand to withdraw…
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Field Marshal Oyama reports that his forces have repulsed a small attack by Russian infantry. The Shanghai correspondent of the…
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A RUSSIAN division on Sunday moved front the front of the Japanese centre an the that ho to the front of the Japanese left (west). Another Russian column at Ta-shan moved…
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A correspontent at 8t. Persburg learns from a source enjoying high patronage that the Czar has discovered the question of peace with his Council…
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General Kuropatkin is concentrating 100,000 men facing Kuroki's command. The weather is still unfavorable for active operations…
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It is reported from a source enjoying high patronage that the Czar has formally discussed conditions of peace on a practically sealed basis…
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A number of Japanese interviewed in London on the rumoured Russian peace terms, unanimously regard them as preposterous…
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The Japanese newspapers are unanimoos that there is no present hope of coadnding a permanent peace. London underwriters are asking…
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COUNT SUVEMATSU, the Japanese financier, has been interviewed in London regarding the terms of peace reported to be proposed by Russia. He says that Korea is already…
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THERE is desperate lighting in Manchuria on the Russian left wing where General Linievitch has been rein forced, Kuropatkin foaring an out…
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The Japanese have begun a huge enveloping movement, which is likely to be disastro[?]s to the Russian plans. Kuropatkin reports that the…
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