The China-japan War London, February 25
The Japanese Parliament has voted a farther sum of £20,000,000 for the purpose of prosecuting the war. It is reported that the Court at Pekin is…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1895
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The War in the East. London
Prince K[?]ng, uncle of the Emperor of China, during an interview with a special correspandent of a leading London newspaper, admitted that the…
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Prince Kung says that China has learned the causes of her military weakness, and unless the exorbitant demands of Japan are withdrawn, she will continue to fight to the…
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Peace negotiatio[?] between Japan and China began at [?]neski, in Japanese territory, and wi[?] be concluded at Hiroshama…
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The Chinese have again been defeated with heavy loss…
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The Japanese have again completely dafeated and rented the Chinese. Two thousand Chinese were killed, and 600 taken priconers. The…
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In the engagement at Hienchwanghai, the Japanese shells wrought great carnage among the Chinese army, under General Sung, who ordered a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams. International. China-japan War. London, March 11
The Japanese have gamed another victory, defeating 10,000 Chinese with great loss. The artillery of the Japanese was discharged at close quarters and mowed down hundreds…
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LONDON, March 10.-- The "Figaro," one of the leading daily papers of Paris, declares that England and France will insist upon the status quo being maintained in China, and will not permit…
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Jopan intends to use the Piscadore Islands as a base of operations against the Island of-Formosa. It is reported from Berlin that China…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams. International. CHiNA-JAPAN WAR. London, March 14
China is reported to have secured the opposition of Russia to the cession of any portion of Manchuria. Germany will remain neutral in the arrangement of peace between…
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The Japanese, who hold the main roads of Manchuria, have seized three months' provisions from the Chinese troops, and the Menchurian troops are…
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The Japanese have seized three months' supply of provisions intended for the Manchuria troops, who are starving. In Hung Chang on behalf of China is soliciting an…
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Great trenches have been prepared for the buriel of the bodies of the victims of the late fight. Scouts report that the Japanese are close to…
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Li Hung Chang, the Chinese 'peace envoy, while returning from a conference of plenipotentiaries at Shimoneski, was shot at by a young Japanese. The wound was not…
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After being repuised at Makung, Panghu, the largest of the Pescadore [?] [?] Japanes ocoupied Fisher [?] the next on size of the group,…
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LONDON, March 24.-- After being repulsed at Makung, Panghu, the largest of the Pescadore Islands, the Japanese occupied Fither Island, the next in size of the Group, unopposed…
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[?] Germany [?] between China and Japan on [?] the time is inopportune, Later…
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The idemnity, nearly £117,000,000, which is reported to be demanded by Japan from China, is greater than any war-indemnity hitherto insisted npon,…
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Japan claims as her conditions of peace that China shall open to the trade of the world districts in ber territory aggregating a…
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