The War in the East London
THE Tokio correspondent of the DAILY TELEGRAPH states that the Russian casualties in the recent lighting are estimated at between 36,000 and 42,000. The…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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Russian-Japanese War. London
The Tokio correspondent of the London, 'Daily Telegraph' states that the Russian casualties in the rocent fighting are estimated at between 36,000 and 12,000 and…
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FURTHER particulars of the extensive battle in Manchuria state that two Japanese divisions attacked four Russian divisions at Pokowtai, driving them…
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Field-Marshal Oyama reports,that the Japanese hold firmly their line on the Hanbo, which is their extreme established point on the right bank…
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THE seizure by the Japanese of several important outpost positions in Manchuria has discouraged the Russian right, and renders it necessary to alter the entire…
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THE Russians were repulsed towards Chanton and sustained 700 casualties, including 300 killes. The Chiatailzu garrison, held by…
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General Oku's loft has advanced six miles across the Hun[?], and is pressing the Russians. The Gadke says that General…
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A Russian loan of £40,000,000 has been placed in Paris. According to the "Times" the 15th Russian Corps has been ordered to…
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General Gripenberg accuses General Kuropatkin of utter incapacity and disorganising the Russian army by creating a picked reserve which is…
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General Gripenberg accuses General Kuropatkin of utter incapacity and disorganising the Russian army by creating a picked reserve which is…
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Polish reservists numbering 3200 rioted at and looted Volkovsk and Grodno. The regular troops fired volleys and killed 15 of the reservists. The rest of them were…
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Although General Kuropatkia asks for a quarter of a million of reinforcements the Government has suspendod mobilisation in Poland and some other districts, fearing a…
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AN official statement has been issued at Tokio to the effect that the Russians on the Sha-ho, in Manchuria, continue their usual 'cannonade on the Japanese cen[?]re;…
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RUSSIAN scouts report that the Japanese are retiring to south Shaho. The Japanese have captured the German steamer Paros, loaded with…
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RUSSIAN scouts report that the Japanese are retiring to south Shaho. The Japanese have captured the German steamer Paros, loaded with…
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The Japanese have captured off Kokkaido the German steamer Paros, bound for Vladivostock with shipbuildiog material and foodstuffs…
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THE Japanese have captured, off the coast of Hokkaido, the German steamer Paros, which was carrying a cargo of shipbuilding material and foodstuff's to…
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Nine thousand Russian cavalry, with artillery, are trying to cross the Hunho at Cacha to outflank Field-Marshal Oyama's extreme left…
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GENERAL STOESSEL denies the accuestions made by the Times that the officers at Port Arthur were drunk and useless. When he surrendered he had…
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Abundant evidence is furnished by the scant reports in the official organ, the 'Gazette,' of that period, of the correctness of the statement, that…
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