Russian-Japanese War London
Several reports that Port Arthur has been captured are unconfirmed, but apparently the Japanese have penetrated the commanding positions and ships are scattered about…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
310 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 11 of 16
The War. London
IT is reported at Tokio that the Japanese captured at Amping Pass eight Russian guns on Friday last. They also captured eight guns when they occupied…
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ACCORDING to Russian accounts, 200,000 Japanese, with 1200 guns, engaged in the attack on the Russian advanced positions. The Russian position was in the form of an immense crescent, ten…
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The British Admiralty have announced that at Russia's request seven British warships have started to convey the Russian Government's…
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Russian accounts state that the Japanese, numbering 200,000, with 1200 guns, attacked an advanced, position at Liaoyang, early on Tuesday morning, under cover of a…
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JAPANESE official despatches regarding the battle of Liao-yang state that neither contestant has yet realised any visible result from the two days' engagement…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Russian-Japanese War. Japanese Capture Liaoyang. Great Slaughter on Both Sides. London, Friday Afternoon
A conflagration is raging at Liaoyang and it is believed enormous stores have been set on fire by the Russians. General Kuropatkin admits that his losses…
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THE Russian and Japanese armies, commanded by General Kuropatkin and General Kuroki respectively, are 15 miles north of Liao-yang, and are mutually…
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THE Japs have occupied Yengtal. During the attack on Liao-yang the terrific fire of the Japs with shrapnel atone spot annihilated two companies of Russians. Large bodies…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Back from the War. Interview with Commander Colq[?]
COMMANDER COLQUHOUN arrived at Townsville on Sunday in the steamer Empire from Japan, and left during the night for Melbourne. Commander…
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Liao-yang has been evacuated by the Russians, and General Kuropatkin is in full retreat. The headquarters of the Japanese Army are said to be at…
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The Russian forces under Kuropatkin were estimated on the 30th to be 12 full divisions (300,000 men). The Russians claim that 500 guns will be…
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Advices received at Rome mate that the Japanese, while pursuing the retreating Russian troops, captured 97 guns, which had been abandoned, most of them…
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The Japanese are using heavy [?]vable shields, which are impervious to gun fire, except that of siege guns, to protect the when assailing the fortifications at Port…
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Among the passengers by the steamer Empire which arrived in Mcreton Bay Wednesday was Commander W. J. Colquhoun, of the Australian Naval…
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A telegram from Mukden, under date of September 3, states that the Russian rear-guard, after a week's fighting, saved most of its transport and guns…
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AN exceptionally well-informed correspondent of the Times says that Russia and Germany have arrived at an understanding regarding the Far East. Germany will support Russia,…
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Before evacuating Liao-yang the Russian troops plundered the Chmese and European shops and destroyed the foodstuffs, drinking a large quantity of liquor and committing…
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NEWS is to hand that a small British sailing vessel named the Lucia was sunk through, striking a submarine mine at the entrance to Port Arthur, and of…
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China is alarmed at the prospect or a [?] at the Sacred City and near the Royal-Tombs, and has urged the Russians and Japaness to fight elsewhere, but without eliciting any…
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