Hideousness of War
In a lengthy account of the great battle in which the Russians had to retreat from Liao Yang, the special correspondent of the lOndon "Graphic" states :—…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
308 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 1 of 16
The War. London
FOREIGN war correspondents now arriving at Tokio declare that the achievements of the Japanese troops at Port Arthur staggered belief, and…
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H fort is apparently part of the Wangtai and Kikwan-shan group of forts. The Japanese now practically hold all the defences on the northern side of Port Arthur,…
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JAPANESE WARSHIPS have psssel Anjer, on the west coast of Java, and are now searching the Sunda Strait. Sunda Strait, between Java and Sumatra, is…
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ON the ground that the time was yet unripe for the ceremony, Admiral Togo declined a reception proposed to be accorded him by the municipality of Tokio…
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OFFICIAL and journalistic reports, published in St. Petersburg, describe the Russian soldiers as cheerful and eager for the fray, but athwart the…
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An official announcement says that Gener Stoessel has written to General Nogi with reference to the surrender of Port Arthur. Hostilities have been suspended, and a…
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In a most interesting article on the Japanese soldiers and their songs by the special correspondent of the "Standard. who is with Kuroki's army, an example is…
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THE escapees describe Port Arthur as a living hell. Many of the hospitals had been destroyed and there were 15,000 wounded, many of whom lay…
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The terms of the agreement for the capitulation of Fort Arthur stipulated that the fortress, together with the ship arms, ammunition, materials, and all Government…
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French advices state that Admiral Foelkersahm, who is at Tamative (Madagascar), tolographs that two of his cruisers are useless owing to a breakdown in their…
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THE Japanese will make their formal entry into Port Arthur on Sunday next, the 8th instant. General Nogi is reported to be…
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THE Japanese are now in possession of all the forts of Port Arthur, and a Japanese force has entered the town to preserve order…
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MR. M'KENZIE, war correspondent of the London "Daily Mail," interviewed at San Francisco said : "The thing that first deeply impressed me was the…
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GENERAL NOGI reports that the transfer of Port Arthur has been completed. The total surrenders number 32,207, exclusive of 10,000 sick and wounded. The prisoners include 8…
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FRENCH advices state that Admiral Foelkerahn's squadron of the Baltic Fleet has arrived at Tamatave, Madagascar, and that the Admiral has telegraph that…
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THERE is a complete deadlock in the operations at Shaho, owing to the strength of the defences. General Kuropatkin urges prompt…
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It is believed that the Baltic Fleet has taken shelter in obscure harbours in Madagascar, or in the Comoro Islands. Admiral Botrovosky's supplementary…
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CONTINENTAL opinion on the supreme heroism of the defence of Port Arthur is charging since the revelation of the strength of the surrendered garrison…
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Six hundred Japanese naval officers have received promotion. In the proceedings before the Commission of Inquiry into the North Sea…
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