The War
It is stated at Tokio that 500 guns and 50,000 prisoners have been captured by the Japanese in the recent figuring round Mukden…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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Two Hours Duel Furious Combat. Both Wounded
Two well-known swordsmen, M. George Breittmayer and M. Armand Luscier though a duel of an unusually serious character on December 31st…
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THE Russian losses to date in killed wounded, and prisoners are officially set down at 400,000. In the recent big battle near…
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The casualties of General Kuroki's army, which carried out the enveloping movement on the east flank of the Russians, did not exceed 5000…
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The Japanese have occupied Tiding. Twenty-two Japanese warships have been sighted off Singapore. The Japanese expect to capture…
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REUTER'S correspondent at Tokio reports that the Japanese occupied Tie-ling very shortly after midnight on Wednesday. Confirmation of this report has been…
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THE evacuation of Tie-ling by the Russians was due to the presence of the many wounded who impeded the fight with the enemy…
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THE evacuation of Ti[?]ling by the Russians was due to the presence of the wounded impeding the fight with the Japanese. Moderates high in the Japanese Councils…
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The Japanese took a great number of prisoners at Tie-ling. The Russians apparently abaudoned Tie-ling without making any…
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Kuropatkin will remain at the front in command of the first army. The Standard's correspondent has seen a letter from a Russian General,…
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THE hills surrounding Kalyuen, whither the Russians retreted from Tieling, made a defence of the position possible, bet owing to the closeness of…
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THE St. Petertburg correspondent of "The Times" telegraphs that the Russian Council of War has decided to continue the campaign and has ordered a fresh…
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General Kuropalkin hopes soon to retrieve the Russian disasters and give the [?] a day's rest. He is sending reinforcomements from Harbin to relieve the…
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THE Czar at first refused General Ruropatkin's petition to remain at the front in command of the first army corps, consenting only when General Linievitch endorsed…
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The Czar at first refused General Kuropatkin's petition to remain at the front in command of the First Army Corps, consenting only when General Linevich endorsed…
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General Kawmurra on the 15th inst. brilliantly defented and routed three Russian divisions south of Tieh[?]ling. Many of the Russian fugitives are…
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IT is reported that a portion of the Vladivostook garrison has been ordered, to reinforce the Russian garrison at Harbin, on which Linevitch…
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The Japanese on March 19 occupied Kai-yuen, evacuated by the Russians the previous day, and repulsed the enemy's counter attack…
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Russian advices state that the 1st army lost none of its guns and was not driven from its positions. Moreover it captured seven machine guns…
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THE Russians evacuated Changtu, on the railway line, north of Kaiyuen, on Monday, 26th instant. They are following, in their retreat, three main roads leading towards…
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