Russo-Japanese War. London
A GREAT battle is still in progress at South Mukden, and it is evident that Kuropatkin's armies have been worsted…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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The War. London
It is feared in St. petersburg that the Russians have abandoned their heavy guns on the Sha ho, and are retreating. The Losses on both sides are said to number…
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THE Japanese have conducted the war in a unique manner in more ways than one. The hero of 203 Metre - hill, Major Sayasha, has, says an exchange, been…
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FURTHER advices from Tokio state that it is reported that General Kuropatkin has already commenced a general retreat, and his army is now…
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FURTHER advices from Tokio state that it is reported that General Kuropatkin has already commenced a general retreat, and his army is now…
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A Reuter message from Tokio says the Japanese occupied Mukden at 10 o'clock to-day. The Japanese have secured thousands of…
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IT is feared at St. Petersburg the Russian army may be compelled to cut its way through Tie-ling, and be exposed in a three days' march to the risk of annihilation…
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UP to Thursday night the Russian losses were officially estimated at 65,000. General Oka after a determined resistance captured Su[?]ton station, which was…
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UP to Thursday night the Russian losses were officially estimated at 65,000. General Oku after a determined resistance captured Sujaton station, which was…
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UP to Thursday night the Russian losses were officially estimated at 65,000. General Oku after a determined, resistance captured Sujaton station, which was…
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A Tokio estimate puts the total number of Russian killed and woondul down at 100,000. The Japanese expect that a considerable…
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THE battle of Mukden is in truth the greatest battle the world has ever witnessed. According to Japanese estimates the…
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The surrenders of the Russian troops on the Tie-lines [?], north of Mukden, are stated to have been largely due to the country having been denuded of provisions…
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THE Japanese have captured from the Russians stores of charcoal which exceed their own supplies. country between Harbin and…
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THE Japanese have captured from the Russians stores of charcoal which exceed their own supplies. The country between Harbin and…
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An official telegram from Tokio, dated the 16th, stated:— "We are every where driving the Russians before us." Prince Mestchersfki contributed to the…
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IT is reported at Tokio that the Japanese occupied Tie-ling at midnight on Wednesday. The report has been officially confirmed…
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GENERAL Kuropatkin will remain at the front in command of the first army. The Standard correspondent has seen a letter from the Russian…
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GENERAL Kuropatkin will remain at the front in command of the first army. The Standard correspondent has seen a letter from the Russian…
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The desperate fighting by the troops of Generals Oku and Nogi alone averted the frustration of Marshal Oyama's plans. General Oku sacrificed thousands of his…
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