The War
The Russian Chief of Staff reports that there are only a few Japanese troops north of a line drawn from the [?] railway (26 miles south of…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
326 stories in North West (Tamworth to Moree)'s papers · page 13 of 17
Russo-Japanese War. LONDON
BENNETT Burleigh the correspondent of the Daily Telegraph at Tientsin, states that the Japanese losses in the battles round Liao-yang. were nearer…
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Marquis Oyama reports that 3100 Russian dead were left on the battlefield at Liao-yang…
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"Gossip,' the grand old journalist and philosopher, who ostposern his fine thoughts and moral proaspts is the " Stock and station Journal," these…
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THE Daily Telegraph on Saturday morning publishes a telegram from its special war correspondent, Mr. Bennet Burleigh, in which the latter states…
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THE Russians on Sunday attacked the heights held by the Japanese to the north-east of Yentail, and were repulsed with heavy losses…
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Lord Brooke, who is in Manchuria representing Reuter's Agency with the Russian army, takes, as the eldest son of the Earl of Warwick, a title which long…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Russo-Japanese War. LONDON, Friday. Fighting at Port Arthur
Heavy fighting still continues around Port Arthur. The Russians claim to have recaptured Fort Erlungshan. General Stossel reports that in the assault…
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At noon on the 20th inst. the Japanese right and centre advanced on six small forts on the north-east of Port Arthur and soon captured them,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Failure of the War Office. Some Striking instances of Inefficiency at revealed by the War Office Commission. Useless Helmets
THE ORIGINAL SAY HELMETS AND A WEAR ARE AWARE MEN CAN HOT SMOOTH IN THEM WHEN BRING DOWN AND CANNOT ACT WITH THE…
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The Russian troops are without warm clothes, and are wearing Chinese padded dressing-gowns. Russian reports state that the…
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Russian despatches indicate that the Japanese [?] movement to the [?] of Mukdon is developing. Several severe skirmishes have been fought…
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The Japanese are showing extraordinary activity, bombarding Port Arthur day and night. They are now battering the last defences eastward…
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An Italian naval commander from the Far East cables that Russian warships have made a sortie from Port Arthur, but, were immediately surrounded by the Japanese…
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Chefoo advices state that the Russians have made desperate attempts to re take Fort Kuropatkin, in the hope of restoring Port Arthur water…
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THE correspondent of the Matin (Paris) at St. Petersburg states that General Stoessel reports that the Japanese fleet is co-operating with…
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The Rossians have made desperate attempts to re-take Port Knropatkin, in the hope of restoring the Port Author water supply. The fort was born…
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A Japanese cruiser fired at, and stopped the British steamer Chensan, off Miator-Islands, but released her after examining her papers…
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Desperate Forties are being made by the Port Arthur garrison, and there are indications that the Russians are short of ammunition…
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AT a meeting of the Orchestral Society and Dramatic Club on Thursday evening, it was decided to visit Tamworth on Wednesday, October 26. After discussion…
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