The War. London
EARLY on Tuesday the Baltic fleet was seen 220 miles north-cast of Kamranh Bay, steering to the northward. The St. Petesburg correspondent of…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
308 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 10 of 16
Late War Gartoon
In the Bear's Cage. Will the tamer be able to keep off the infuriated animals…
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In the Bear's Cage. Will the tamer be able to keep off the infuriated animal…
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THE Russian and Japanese armies are in close quarters along the whole line in Manchuria, and a great battle is imminent…
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THE Russian and Japanese armies are in close quarters along the whole line in Manchuria, and a great battle is imminent…
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THE whereabouts of the Baltic fleet is still unknown. It is reported at St. Petersburg that Admiral Rozhjestvensky died, and was…
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A FOG prevails in Bashi Straits, between Bashi Island and Luzon, where the Baltic fleet is expected to pass. LATER…
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ADVICES received at St. Petersburg state that a Russian division under General Rennenkamp was severly defeated in attacking the Japanese in an…
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GENERAL LINIEVITCH reports that his troops attacked the heights southward, of Fakumen on the 19th instant. The Russian cavalry annihilated two…
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The first monument erected in the United States to a heroine of the Civil War—though many brave women rendered great service to both sides during the dark and fierce days of…
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GENERAL LINIEVITCH reports that his troops attacked the heights southward of Fakumen on the 19th instant. The Russian cavalry annihilated two…
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"You refuse to give the two men up?" I spoke sternly in a tone indicating that entreaties were at an end, and that other means would be adopted to…
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A CORRESPONDENT at Tokio telegraphs that the Baltic Fleet has been practically annihilated by the Japanese. The Russian losses so far ascertained…
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ALL accounts agree that the Japanese onslaught upon Admiral Rozhdestvenski's fleet on Saturday was terrific. Four of the Russian ships sank and the others were…
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ALL accounts agree that the Japanese onslaught upon Admiral Reahdestvensky fleet on Saturday was terrific. Four of the Russian ships sank and the others were…
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THE publication of the details of the naval disaster has produced universal consternation in Russia. Them have been angry denunciations of the…
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Speaking at Emsworth, Ilants, on April 25th, Mr. Arthur Lee, Civil Lord of the Admiralty, said that never in the past hundred years had our Navy been…
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THE St. Petersburg correspondent of the Times reports that a large majority of the members of the Russian Council of War held at Tearskoe Selo decided to persevere…
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THE St. Petersburg correspondent of the Times reports that a large majority of the members of the Russian Council of War held at Tearskoe Selo decided to persevere…
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A RUSSIAN destroyers, in a badly damaged condition, has been towed to Shanghai by a British steamer. The destroyer, which was full of mem res[?]ned…
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