The War
We received a wire on Saturday, at midday, to the effect that the Japanese had defeated the Russians on the Yalu River. The cable say that 30,000 Japanese crossed…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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The War
London, Tuesday—Recent reports as to the presence of Cossacks between Gensau, on the north-west coast of Korea and Pakcheng, on theVladirostock…
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Further particulars of the great battle on the Yalu state, the Japanese General after five days fierce fighting largely with…
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The nine Chinese who were forcibly landed at Port Darwin in defiance of the Immigration Restriction Act were brought before the court yesterday charged with being prohibited…
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Reuter's correspondent at Shanghai reports that the Japanese and Russian forces have had a stubborn and decisive engagement on the Yala River…
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The Russians, after two days fighting on the Yalu, hare been disastrously defeated, and have retreated. Italian information, which is often…
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Reuter's correspondent at Tokio states that after live days fighting with artillery. General Kuroki forced a crossing of the Yalu, and on Sunday, with a gallant infantry charge…
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Reports from Tokio state that the Japanese forced a crossing over the Yalu after five days' fighting, which was largely artillery work; and on Sunday, with a…
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It is officially announced that the Japanese officers on board the Kinchu Maru suicided in their cabins. The private soldiers, who refused to surrender, privately bayoneted…
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Pemulwy did not die just then. After the lapse of a month, having recovered from his wounds he gave proof of his intrepidity and daring by escaping from the hospital with an iron about his leg…
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The Japanese troops at Kin Lien Chang have begun their northward advance. The report of the capture of Newchwang is contradicted…
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Mr. Bennett Burleigh, the correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph," telegraphing from from Tokio on Wednesday afternoon stated on Tuesday afternoon in a dense fog the Japanese…
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"Go to Jericho !" "Right you are, air ! " retorted the serving man cheerfully, shutting his eyes again…
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The Japanese have captured Tenhuanching. A gale hindered the sealing operations of Port Arthur. Eight steamers made a dash for the harbour, and despite the searchlights…
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A telegram from Tokio states that the investment of Port Arthur has begun, and that the Manchurian railway has been practically closed…
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The Japanese casualties on Sunday were 700, and the Russian upwards of 800. The Russian Generals Sassu[?] and Kasboalinski were wounded,…
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The Japs captured Da[?] on Friday, 16 Japanese warships protected the landing of 10,000 troops at Kinchow, the gun fire…
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Admiral Togo reports that a strong wind so hindred the operations in the bottling up of Port Arthur that the Commander was ordered to stop, but the order did not reach him…
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A telegram hom St. Peters burg states that the Japanese are masters of nearly the whole of Liao-tung Peninsula. They have destroyed the railway at port…
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General Kuropatkin admits that the Russian casualties during the fighting on the Yalu were 70 officers and 2824 men. Several companies continued to fight after…
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