Busso-Japanese War. LONDON
Reports from Marshall Oyama indicate that during the recent heavy fighting the position of the Japanese was critical. They were moving in a…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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Latest Cables. Russo-Japanese War. LONDON
RUSSIAN RETREAT. General Oku's left wing has advanced six ilea across the Hun-he river, pressing the Russians, who have retired northwards…
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Recent fighting, on the Hubo was initiated by Kuropatkin to divert the attention of the army from the events of January 22nd. He did not…
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The British steamer Wyefield has been captured by the Japanese a cargo of contraband for Vladivostock, and has been condemned us a prize. The vessel was insured…
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The German colliers refuse to follow Admiral Rozhdestvensky's voyage to the Far East, fearing the Japanese. The news of the fall of Port Arthur…
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Vladivostock is declared to be in a state of siege. Many inhabitants are leaving. RUSSIAN RESERVES…
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Russian conclusions submitted to the Enquiry Commission, imply that the evidence shows justification in firing upon the trawlers. The…
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Stoessel denies the accusation made by the Times that the officers of Port Arthur, were drunken and useless. When he surrendered there were only…
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It is reported that 15000 Russian Infantry and 5000 Cossacks are at Simulating, neutral territory, and disregard the Chinese demand to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Cables. Russo-Japanese War. LONDON. Tuesday. Reported Defeat
Profound indignation exists in Japan at the report that the Japanese wire roped together and led through Mukden on the 4th inst. amid the proclamations…
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A correspondent at St. Petersburg learns from a source enjoying high patronage the Czar discussed the question of peace with his Council…
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The Czar is leaving the National Council at Zemstovs to determine whether the war shall be continued. The Council meets on March 3rd, and if the deputies decide for…
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The Japanese have begun a huge enveloping movement. which is likely to be disastrous to Russian plans. Karop[?]kin reports that the Japan…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Cables. Russo-Japanese War. LONDON, Tuesday. General Attack
A general engagement is in progress all along the line in Manchuria. The heaviest fighting took place on the Japanese fight, where General…
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Fighting in Manchuria was continued on Sunday in front and to the west of Tieling Pass. The Japanese on the extreme east have taken the…
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Here is an item from "Public Opinion," in New York, which ought to act men to thinking: -- "Our Government estimates suggest that the…
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French advices from St. Petersburg state that the Japanese are operating to prevent succour reaching Vladivostock…
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A BATTLE which is described as the greatest in the history of the world, is proceeding before Mukden It is estimated that Japanese to the…
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A large Japanese force is marching to the mountains to cut off the Russian retreat from Mukden along the Harbin road. The Japanese have advanced…
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The Russo-Japanese war, in which there has been a lull of hostilities, has been reserved with great ferocity and awful [?]nage. The scene has been in…
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