The War London
Advice received at St Petersburg states that a Russian division under General Rennankaurp was severely defeated in attacking the Japanese in an important…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
288 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 11 of 15
The War
A great naval battle is raging in the Korean straits, near the island of Oskima. A report from Washington states that one Russian battleship and…
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Mischenks id an attack on the heights to the southward of Fakurmen only extricated his force by a brilliant but costly charge through the Japanese lines,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest War News. The Great Japanese Naval Victory. SYDNEY
Reuter's correspondent at Tsing-tau cabling on Sunday states that a great battle is proceeding between the Japanese and Russian fleets in the Straits of Korea, near O[?]…
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A correspondent at Tokio telegraphs that the Baltic Fleet has been practically annihilated by the Japanese. The Russian losses so far ascertained are:…
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It is officially reported that the damage to the Japanese fleet was very slight, only three torpedo boats being lost…
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The Baltic fleet him been practically [?]shilated. The following Russian ships were Book :—Two battleships, Alexander and Borodino ; three…
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The Russian and Japanese Scots have met, the Russians being defeated. The Japanese are in pursuit of the remainder of the enemy's fast…
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Sir William Howard Russell, who recently celebrated his 85th birthday is the father of war correspondents. He was the first man who over served a newspaper in that capacity…
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Admiral Togo states that 22 vessels of the Russian fleet wore either sunk or captured. None of the Japanese' warships…
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It is off[?]cially announced at Tokio that Admirals R[?]zhdestventy and Fallkers[?]bo are among the prisoners taken by the Japan[?]se, and that all the Russian…
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The Baltic Fieet has been practically annihilated, and the following Russian ships sunk:—Battleships Alexander and Borodina, three…
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"Our [?]alties in the [?]division," says Admiral Togo," were a little over 400 Admical Miss is slightly wounded." The Japanese loss in the battle was only three…
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The Washington correspondent of the TIMBS says, the Bussian ambassador to the United States has intimated-to President Boosereldfc, that Russia might now accept…
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It is admitted by the Russian Admiralty that tho Japanese destroyed £18,500,000 worth of warships in the big fight…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Magic Lanterns. a War Office Experiment
The war Office has found that the magic-lantern plays so large a part in procuring recruits that a circular memorandum has been issued to officers…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War. the Great Naval Action. The Terrible Torpedoes. Ships Lest and Found Bad Shells, Bad Gunners, Rusty Guns Using the Captures. Disposing of the Wounded. Rozhdestvensky Rallying
Admiral Roshdestvensky declares that he hoped to pass through the Straits of Tun-shims in a fog, but a sudden south westerley gale [?] and…
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By the death of Lord Chelmsford, in his seventy-seventh year, a noted British general has passed away. He was appointed to conduct the campaign against…
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The Russian Ambassador at Washington states that if General Linivitch is defeated in Manchuria, Russia will not pay an indemnity, but…
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The Japanese have denied a statement that they intended to execute Admiral Rozhjestvenski and the Russian officers aboard the torpedo destroyer Biedevy if it was recaptured, but…
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