Latest Cables. Russo-Japanese War. Port Arthur. Russian Reports. London
Russian accounts of Sunday's attempt to block the entrance of Port Arthur estate that six torpedo boat destroyers and sixteen warships…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
326 stories in North West (Tamworth to Moree)'s papers · page 5 of 17
Russo-Japanese War
A CORRESPONDENT at Tokio says that seven merchant steamers were sunk, last Tuesday night, by the Japanese, at the entrance of Port Arthur. The…
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Russian accounts of Saturday's attempt to block the entrance to Port Arthur state that six tor[?]destroyers and 16 warships convoyed…
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Correspondents at Tokio state that 200 transports are conveying coal and troops to a secret base 120 miles from Port Arthur…
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Russia intends to arm her volunteer fleets and transports now at Odessa and outside the Dardanelles, and use them to convey reinforcements, she will afterwards…
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A new and important function has been added to the already deadly shell—visibility of its fight at night. By means of a torch attached to the…
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Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Cables. Russo-Japanese War. Awaiting Mobilisation. Sharp Conflicts. Anticipating Floods. Suspected Souttling. Chinese Reform. True Believers. London
The "Times" special war correspondent after visiting the Japanese base in Korea, reports that Kuroki's Army has secured strategic positions enabling it…
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The Times special war correspondent after visiting the Japanese base in Korea, reports that Kurocki's army has secured strategic positions,…
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Admiral Tego has re-visited [?]Arthur with the Japanese main squadron. He reports that he found the ope[?]…
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Reports from Chefoo state that Port Arthur was again bombarded by the Japanese fleet on Sunday. The St. Petersburg correspondent of…
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The Japs by a rapid advance have forced the Russians to abandon 24 guns at Wija. The guns were removed to Antung…
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The Russians have laid submarine mines along Taku Shan coast and the Yalu [?]. Fearing a Japanese landing at Possiet…
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'The Russian soldier,'says a French writer, 'is brave, docile and gay by nature, and it is a pleasure to see a detachment of improvised musicians…
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Two trains are reported to have passed through Mukden convoying a number of Russians to Harbin who were wounded in the recent…
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It has been officially announced at Tokio, the Japanese capital, that during the whole of the attacks upon Port Arthur the Japanese losses were…
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The Russians have laid mines along the Takushan coast and the estuary of the Yalu. Most of the Korean garrison at…
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A Russian coasting steamer, recently [?]the Japanese has been pluck[?]from the prize [?]The [?]was [?]…
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A correspondent of Country Life writing from Norfolk says:—'At this time of the year we suffer from a regular invasion of grey crows which come across…
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Only 32 sailors and six officers were saved from the Petrapavloosk, all being injured, while over 700 were drowned. The disaster caused a great…
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