The War in the East
The "Times" correspondent at Port Arthur states that eleven Russian ships were put out of action at Port Arthur by the Japanese in the action on the 8th and 9th instant, including the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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Latest War News. London
A cable message received by the Japanese Consul report that great cruelty to Japanese is exercised by the Russians at Port Arthur. The former have been robbed of all their money and…
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The American Admiralty understands that the Japanese torpedo boat Hayatori torpedoed the Russian protected cruiser Boyarin at Port Arthur…
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There is very little war news to band. Fighting is progressing on tho Yalu River…
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Reports from Tokio state that the Japanese torpedo boats attacked Port Arthur on. Sunday, damaging one ship. PANIC AT PORT ARTHUR…
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A Communique has been issued at St. Petersburg to the effect that owing to the distance of the territory treacherously attacked, and the Czar's desire to maintain…
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The Japaneso have occupied , Ching haiwan a Russian coaling station, near Masampho. A German steamer named Yokohama has been captured by the Japanese. The…
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An engagement is reported on the Yalu River; the Russians being repulsed and losing 2500 men, but the report is unconfirmed…
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A COMMUNIQUE has been issued at St. Petersburg to the effect that owing to the distance of the territory treacherously attacked, and the Crar's desire to maintain peace, land operations…
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The panic on the Paris Bourse contingent on the Russian defeat has been checked, and prices have recovered. The "New York Herald's" St. Petersburg…
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Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. Battle of Yalu River. Repulse of the Russians With loss of 2500 Men. Panic on the Paris Bourse Rumoured Embroilment of Other Powers
The St. Petersburg correspondent of the NEW YORKS HERALD cables that a land engagement is reported on the Yalu River, between the Russians and Japanese…
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Mr. Bennett Burleigh, the "Daily Telegraph" correspondent, says that the Japanese have captured four torpedo destroyers by using Russian signals. He also reports…
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A COMMUNIQUR, causing excited amazement, has been issued at Sr. Petersberg, admitting Russia [?] unpreparedness, owing to the distance of Russ[?]…
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A communique, causing excited amazement, has been issued at St. Petersburg, admitting Russia's unpreparedness owing to the distance of Russian territory…
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It is reported that 40,000 Japs have landed at Chempulpho. Seventy miles of railway and some important bridges have been…
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Eastern files state that 100,000 Chinese are under arms in Manchuria, and all are waiting to welcome the Japanese…
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Vice-Admiral Alexeieff now mentions four Japanese steamers as having been destroyed in the attack upon Port Arthur on Tuesday night…
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The Russians declare that of the four Japanese sunken vessels at Port Arthur the one nearest the harbour mouth was ablaze for some time. Electric batteries and wires,…
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The Japanese-Korean treaty definitely guarantees the latter's independence and entrusts its defence to Japan in the event of aggression by a third power or an…
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