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The speed of Rear Admiral N[?] Supplementary Baltic Squadron, which was reported to have passed Singapore on Friday last, is said to he seven knots per hour. The ships…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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The War. London
Admiral Rozhdestvensky, in his last telegram to the Russian Government, complains that he is driven from pillar to post, and is burning much coal…
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The Washington correspondent of “The Times” states Japan has decided on two points regarding peace first, that no pourparlers will be entered into until…
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A steamer has arrived at Saigon and reported pasting the main Russian squadron Sonth of Hanian on Friday, steaming northward…
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General Linievitch reports that the Japanese are making determined efforts to roll up the Russian left at Chinnvotsi. The Customs authorities at San…
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The Baltic fleet left Honkoho Bay on Sunday. The fourth Baltic squadron has been ordered to be in readiness to leave…
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It is believed that an engagement will shortly take place between the Russian and Japanese fleets to the southward of Formers…
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The first shot in the great war in the East was fired on February 7, 1904, and all sorts of authorities have been going through painful arithmetical…
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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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150 junks laden with supplies for the Baltic Fleet, have been sighted off Cape St. John…
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Two divisions of the Baltic Fleet have joined. Russia views the embarrassment of her ally, France, with calm…
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The Japanese fleet is cruising below Formose, receiving orders nightly from Amoy. It is believed that an engagement between the Russian and Japanese fleets is…
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The Russian line in Manchuria is 42 miles in leng[?] occupying good defensive position, strongly entrenched. The Japanese are advancing in three…
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Admiral Rozhjestvenski has ordered the colliers to await the arrival of the diet somewhere on the coast of Lubon other reports state the Ba[?] fleet is off the…
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A Russian report states that Admiral Rozhdestvensky ordered his followers to await the arrival of his fleet somewhere on the coast of Luzon,in the Philippines. Other…
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Reports from Tokio state that three Russian columns advanced to the south, in the vicinity at the railway, on Thursday. Simultaneously 500 Russians…
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The first shot in the great war in the East was fired on February 7th, 1904, and all sorts of authorities have been going through painful arithmetical…
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Colonel Hill Godirey Morgan. D.S.O., who served under Lord Kitchener in the Nile compaign, and who subsequently became Director of…
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All the foreign Commercial Agents at V[?]vostock have been ordered by the Russia authorities to leave. Russia has informed China that the…
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It is reported that Admiral Rozbjestvenski is dead and that his body wan committed to the deep off Hong-koho Bay, and that Admiral Nobogate[?] has assumed command. It was…
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