Latest War News. Russian Ship Blown Up by Russian Mines. London
It is reported that the Russian cruiser Skori, in entering Port Arthur, struck a mine and was blown up, only four of those on board being saved…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
573 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 6 of 29
The War
Vice Admiral Makaroff, the new Russian naval Commander. in-Chief in the Far East, has telegraphed to St, Petershurg the following story of on engagement…
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During the fight between the two Russian torpedo boat destroyers, one of which was the Steregu[?]hi, and the Japanese torpelo boat destroyers outside…
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THE Czar has agreed to the enlistment of 500 Servian and 500 Balgarian volunteers against Japan. It is reported that the Japanese infantry with…
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[?] have blocked the Man[?] railway, causing the collapse of several bridges…
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During the burial of two Russian soldiers recovered from the wreck of the Varyag, at Chemulpho, the Japanese drew the gun carriage and fired…
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Major-General Kodama will shortly leave Tokio to take supreme command of the Japanese forces in Korea. The "Express" correspondent at Nngaaaki…
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A British merchant, recently a of Port Arthur, has arrived at Shanghai and ridicules the report that the defenders of the fortress are in an unfavorable position…
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Owing to friction with many French workmen in Korea, Japan has required all Frenchmen to leave the country. The commandant at V[?]divostock has…
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The "Daily Telegraph's" Tokio correspondent states that 16 warships on Tuesday night escorted seven merchant steamer. which, under cover of a bombardment, were sunk at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest War News. Russia's Attempts to Raise a Loan
It is reported that Russian agents tried in vain in France, Germany and England to raise a loan, and that there is no alternative but forced paper currency…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The War. a Japanese Victory
The DAILY MAIL reports that the Japanese engaged the Russians at Chong Ju, in Kores, and were victorious, although they lost 50 men…
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The "Daily Mail" correspondent at Kobo forwards d[?]taile of Admiral Togo's report of Sunday's attempt by the Japanese to bottle Port Arthur. When the steamers, laden with…
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Severe fighting has occurred in Sumatra. The Dutch attacked the native entrenchments, killing 540 natives and Chinese…
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It is reported that the Thibetans intend flighting at Khanguria, where they have seven thousand infantry and five hundred cavalry…
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It is reported that Admiral Togo has requisitioned 28 obsolete Japanese steamers, which will be sent in batches to block Port Artbur. Five hundred disbanded Korean soldiers near…
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The Japanese have occupied Syonshkon, 18 miles west of Chong-ju. The Japanese found the town unoccupied, and are pushing on, hoping to expel the Russians from Wiju before…
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Lieutenant Keglevith has made an attempt to liberate the Princess Louise of Saxe-Coburg, from the lunatic asylum at Luidenhoff, Saxony, believing the Princess…
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The inclusion of Dubbo and Wellington in the newly-formed Macquarie electorate (says a Mudgee paper) may lead to bloodshed. Wellington people…
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The Czar is contributing to the war fund 3 years' revenue from his private estates…
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