The War. London
THE Russian officers who surrendered at Port Arthur have been greatly impressed by their kind reception at Nagasaki, in Japan, and they declare that the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
308 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 2 of 16
Russian-Japanese War. London
The military critic of " The Times" states that beyond a doubt the Russian casualties in Manchuria since the battle of Shaho have numbered 60,000, while the Japanese have…
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GENERAL Nogi reports that the surrender of Port arthur has now been completed. The surrender includes 59 forts, 546…
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A REPORT from a Japanese naval officer who has examined the Russian warships at Port Arthur which were supposed to have been destroyed at the time of the…
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THE two sections of the Baltic fleet junctioned off Madagascar, and sailed eastward. General Kuropatkin reports that a…
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GENERAL STO[?], comm[?] of the Russian garrison at Port Arthur, has been interviewed by a representative of the London Daily-Exprees. He stated that…
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It is reported at Kiel, Germany, that the supposed Japanese torpedo boats seen on the Dogger Bank were in reality Russian vessels which had returned to Libau and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Story of the Blacks. The Aborigines of Australia. Chapter Xvii. the War of Extermination in Van Diemen's Land
The story of the blacks in Yan Diemen's Land (now Tasmania) is perhaps more full of horrors than that of any of the other colonies. Long before the…
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Colonel Gaedke a German military officer, who has been at the seat of war), writing in the London 'Standard,' says he considers that by the end of January General…
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As it was understood that territorial aggression in China at the end of the present war is contemplated by some of the Powers, Mr. Hay, United States…
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The Japanese captured last year 23 blockade runners, including 13 Russian and seven British. Two and a half divisions face General…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Revolution in Russia. Bloody Conflicts Between Strikers and Soldiery. the Trouble Spreading. London
THE strike is rapidly extending through out Russia. Every industry is paralysed. The civil employees at the arsenals have ceased to work. There are threats of…
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REUTER'S correspondent at Chefoo tells a romantic story. A Miss Corelle, a Russian hospital nurse, was captured by Chungchuses. She refuses to give any…
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ON Saturday afternoon last about thirty members of the Casino Half-squadron, A.L.H. in charge of Lieutenant Spencer and Quarter-master Sergeant…
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General Stoessel's final proclamation at Port Arthur declared that for the garrison to stand further resistance amounted merely to daily murder, and that the commander…
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It is admitted that the Japanese cruiser Takasago has been lost with all hands. The fifth new Japanese army is organising General Baron Kawamura commands…
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GENERAL STOESSEL, in a final proclamation, says the garrison of Port Arthur could have stood a further resistance but it would merely be daily murder. A…
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JAPAN is constructing at Yokosuka a battleship of 19,000 tons. It will bare a speed of 18¼ knots, and be the target and most powerfully armed…
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The losses of the Russians during Saturday and Sunday are reported to be 10,000 and those of Japanese 5,000. Field-Mershal Oyama states that on…
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GENERAL KUROKI reports that General Kuropatkin's attempt to turn General Oku's left was a complete failure. There was severe fighting along the…
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