The War. Russia and Japan. London
Lieutenant-General Sakharoff, the Russian Chief of the Staff, reports that the Japanese during the fighting on Thursday captured Beresneff Hill…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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The War. London
R[?]TER's correspondent reports that the Chinese at Nia-chwang state that a general engagement is in progress all along the line in Manchuria. The heaviest fighting look…
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Russian advices from Mukden state that the Japanese are in possession of the Taling Pass, and also the pass between that place and Kau-tie-lin…
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A PRIVATE, telegram from Mukden states that the Japanese have begun a huge enveloping movement, which is likely to be disastrous to General…
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THE Chinese state that, during the engagement at Ching-bo-ching the Russian losses were between 1000 and 2000 men…
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An artillery duel was fought on the Sha-Ho on Wednesday and Thursday, and several outpost collisions occurred…
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THE Japanese repulsed a series of Russian attacks between the railway and the Hunho River. It is estimated that the garrison…
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Reuter's correspondent reports that the Chinese at New-chwang state that a general engagement is in progress all along the line in Manchuria. The…
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The Russians have captured Bactasay, inflicting great losses with hand grenades amongst the Japanese. Fighting continues along the whole…
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EARLY on Tuesday morning last five companies of Russian infantry surrounded the Japanese outposts at the railway bridge, near Shapingtai, north of the Sha-ho. After…
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AN English visitor to this State, recently arrived from Japan, says that the cost of the war to Japan is enormous, but the people are bearing it…
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A BATTLE, which is described as the greatest in the hostory of the world, in proceeding near Mak[?] 350,000 Japanese troops and 300,000…
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A BATTER which is described as the greatest in the world's history, is proceeding before Moukdon. It is estimated that 350,000 Japanese and 300.000 Russians are engaged…
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RECENT reports as to a probable ending of the war do not seem to have been authoritative, as it is still going on. The early spring will…
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General Kuropatkin reports that there has been stubborn fighting at Kudiasa, and that repealed Japanese attacks hare been repulsed. General Knropalkio admits that…
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The great battle is still in progress to the south of Mukden. It is evident that Kuropatkin's armies have been worsted…
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A battle, which is described as the greatest in the history of the world, is proceeding before Moukden. It is estimated that 350,000 Japanese and…
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THERE is every indication that the enveloping movement being carried on by the Japanese is successful. General Kuroki's scouts are now…
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THE Japanese at San-chi-pu, eastwards of Chang-tan, which is near the Hun-ho below its junction with Sha-ho, began the attack on Chan-tan. The…
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THE Japanese are continuing their encircling movement around Mukden. The Russians retain their centre stronghold, but on the south-west are…
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