A Russian War Card
The Red Cross Society at St. Petersburg [?]as published an extraordinary post card, an [?]dea of which is shown in the little outline [?]llustration. The picture is very highly…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
308 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 9 of 16
Russo-Japanese War. London
A MERCHANTMAN which has arrived at Shanghai, reports that an important division of Admiral Togo's fleet is at Taushima Island, Korea…
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A MERCHANTMAN which has arrived at Shanghai, reports that an important division of Admiral Togo's fleet is at Taushims Island, Korea…
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A TOKIO telegram states that the third squadron of the Baltic fleet passed Singapore on Saturday. Important events are expected within ten days…
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JAPAN has purchased in Britain, Germany and elsewhere, since the beginning of the year, 30 merchant steamers, presumably for transports…
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JAPAN has purchased in Britain, Germany and elsewhere, since the beginning of the year, 30 merchant steamers, presumably for transports…
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THE report that the Russians had captured the British steamer. Planet Venus, 4329 tons, owned by the Leyland Shipping Company, Limited, from London to…
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In "Pearsons's Magazine" Captain Baden powell gives a detailed and interesting account of his experiments with kits, and describes their possibilities in time of war…
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LEADING Japanese newspapers declare that the expulsion of Admiral Roah destvensky's fleet from Kamranh. Bay by the French Government was [?]…
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LEADING Japanese newspapers declare that the expulsion of Admiral Ro[?]hdestvensky's fleet from Kamranh Bay by the French Government was a…
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THE, latest outlook aboard is disqui[?]ting. Japan has made fresh remonstrances to France against the violation of neutrality…
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ADMIRAL KOZHDEBTVANBKY, in his last telegram to the Russian Government, complains of being driven from pillar to post, and using much coal…
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ADMIRAL Lord Charles Beresford, interviewed in New York, expressed the opinion that Admiral Togo would win the forthcoming battle with the Russian…
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THE Washington correspondent of the Times states that Japan has decided on two points regarding peace. The first is that no pourparlers will be entered…
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THE Washington correspondent of Times states that Japan has decided on two points regarding peace. The first is that no pourparlers will be entered…
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Mr Taft, Secretary for War, in the United States, having referred to the General Staff the question of the style of bayonet which should be used in…
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It is reported that the Baltic fleet reappeared off Han-Koh Bay, but disappeared on Sunday, steaming north. The French Admiral telegraphed that…
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We want no leniency from our best enemies, nor from those whom was greatly love. Therefore, let me speak truth to you. My brethren…
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BARON Okuma has been interviewed on the question of the neutrality of France, and referring to the stupor and irritation caused among the…
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BARON Okuma has been interviewed on the question of the neutrality of France, and referring to the stupor and irritation caused among the…
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