CABLEGRAMS. The Corean War. Chinese Again Defeated. Heavy Loss
LONDON, Thursday.—The latest advices from the Far East report that severe fighting has taken place at Motienleng between the Chinese and…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1894
209 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 10 of 11
The Corean War
LONDON, Thursday.—As already announced, the Chinese Government is very anxious to patch up a treaty of peace with Japan. The failure of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →CABLEGRAMS. The War in Corea. Another Battle. Heavy Loss of Life. Opening of Ports
LONDON, Friday.—News from the far East states that Chinese troops have made an attempt to recapture Kinchow, near Port Arthur, but were…
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LONDON, Saturday.—A cable message from Shanghai appears in the Now York Herald, stating in effect that England is preparing for a grand…
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BRUSSELS, Monday.—An explosion, attended by serious loss of life, took place at a Forcite factory in this city yesterday. The material, of which a…
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LONDON Monday.—The Times to-day publishes a report from an eye-witness regarding the recent attack upon and capture of Port Arthur by the…
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LONDON, Monday.—The peace proposals of the Chinese and Japanese Governments are now in the hands of the United States authorities, who are…
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LONDON, Monday.—Mr. James Inglis, of Sydney, who is at present on a visit to the United Kingdom, has been lecturing at Cardiff and other…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The latest news regarding the war in the East states that the activity of the Japanese in carrying on the war is unabated, and…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—In reference to the negotiations between China and Japan for the conclusion of hostilities, between the two Powers, Japan insists…
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LONDON, Friday.— Latest advices from the East report that China is about to send a special ambassador to Tokio, the Japanese capital, to…
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DURING some military manceuvres at Dover, a soldier belonging to the King's Royal Rifles played on a comrade a silly practical joke, which, it is…
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LONDON, Saturday.—The latest from the East is to the effect that the two Japanese armies now operating in Corea will, after effecting a junction,…
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LONDON, Monday.—It was recently reported that when Port Arthur was captured by the Japanese, the troops were guilty of shocking cruelty in…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The latest advices regarding the war in the East state that 16 Japanese warships have arrived off Shanhaikwan, in the Gulf of…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—It is reported from the East that the Japanese have captured Kinchow, an important Chinese post commanding the road to…
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LONDON, Thursday. — The latest news received from the seat of war in the far East reports that the Japanese troops have occupied the town of Foo…
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LONDON, Friday.—Latest from the East states that the reported capture of Kinchow by the Japanese is untrue…
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LONDON, Saturday.—It is considered likely that Li-Hung-Chang, Viceroy of the Chinese Empire, will be selected by the Emperor to proceed to Japan to…
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LONDON, Sunday.—Further telegrams received to-day from the Far East regarding the recent fighting between the Japanese and Chinese troops at…
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