The War. London
General Trepoff will be shortly erdered to Manchuria. Tho Tokio correspondent of the 'Daily Telegraph' states that the Russian…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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The War. Japanese Victories
In tbe recent fighting on the Hunho, the Japanese captured 1,500 prisoners and much spoil. In one Japanese division there were…
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Two Japanese divisions have attacked four Russian divisions at Po-kow-tai, driving them across the Hun-ho, and taking 600 prisoners. The attacking force of Russians at…
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Field Marshal Oyama reports that a Japanese picket of 29 who were surrounded at Huanghastzu surrendered after the majority had been…
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General Kuroki reports that General Kuropatkin’s attempt to turn General Oku’s left was a complete failure. Particulars of the fighting in Manchuria…
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The Japanese claim to have repulsed the Russians towards Changtau. Tbe Russian casualties were 700, including 300 killed…
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The Jews' Temporary Shelter in White-chapel is at present kept very busy providing for the Russian refugees escaping from their native land to avoid being…
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The Japanese in Manchuria are show, ing activity on the Russian right flank. It is reported that the Japanese have destroyed a portion of the railway between Monkden…
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The majority of the newspaper of the south of Russia are insistent upon the cessation of the war…
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Russian cavalry officers state it is impossible to overtake the fast Australian horses used by the Japanese…
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THE Japanese are now using a movable forc, presumably a sort of round - tower on wheels, in which sharpshooters are sheltered, and from which they can pour a harassing fire on…
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It is estimated that 100,000 combatants ants were enraged in the recent tighting at Heikautai. The Russians admit that their…
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Japan's war expenditure during 1904 totalled £30,000,000 sterling…
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The third Baltic fleet is exercising and preparing to start to join Admiral Rozhhestvansky off Madagascar. German colliers refuse to follow the Baltic…
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Russian reports state that the Japanese stubbornly continue sapping operations, smoky fires masking their works. Russian scouts have…
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The Third Baltic fleet is exercising and preparing to start to join Admiral Roshdestvnsky off Madagascar. The total of the Japanese wounded…
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Despatches from General Kuropatkin report that the Japanese stubbornly continue their sapping operations and are employing smoky fires to mask…
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The Japanese have captured two British steamers carrying coal and provisions to Vladivostock. General Stoessel. interviewed at Port…
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General Sakharoff reports three companies of Japanese attacked Russian Chasseurs at Manshinga. After a desperate fight the Japanese were repulsed,…
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General S[?] denies the accusations made by the "Times" that the officers at Port Arthur were drunken and useless. When he surrendered there…
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