Russia's Troubles. the War
The German steamer Struve, which left Saigon for Manila, sighted on Sunday two Japanese cruisers heading for Singapore…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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From the Front. War Pictures
The St. Petersburg correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" writes:—Two touching war pictures have…
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Delight is expressed by the Russian Admiralty that the Baltic fleet is not divided. They hope the fleet will keep moving and avoid torpedo boats…
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Two British first-class armoured cruises, which have arrived at Singapore, report passing the Baltic Fleet, including 7 battleships, at daylight on…
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The Russian at Vladivostok are experimenting with on submarines…
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British warships report passing the Baltic fleet, including teven battlechipa, at day. break on Tuesday, steaming northwards 550 miles north-eiet of Singapore…
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It is reported that before leaving the Anamba Islands the Baltic Fleet, imagining the Japanese were approaching, opened a useless and aimless…
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The Japanese army [?]e cutting their way northward and have [?] near [?] The Russaire fought every [?]…
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The Baltic fleet is apparently proceeding north by the shortest route, leaving Rear-Admiral Nebogatoff's supplementary squadron to follow as a reserve…
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The Baltic fleet at noon on Friday was at Kamranh Bay, Amiam. The Singapore correspondent of the DAILY MAIL states that a German liner passed five…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest War News. London, Munday. Another Russian Defeat
It is officially announced in Tokio thai, the Japanese defeated the Russians near Heishihmu driving the enemy northwards. The Russians retreated in confusion from…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Rabbit War. Rodier Method of Destruction
The Pastures Protection Board, Forbes, was represented in the "Herald" on April 3 as objecting to the Minister's action in sanctioning the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The War. Russia's Navy Off the Annam[?]coast
Naval exports on Saturday anticipated that Admiral Rozhdestvensky, not desiring to be burdened with the protection of his unwieldly convoy…
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A portion of the Baltic Fleet is now off the coast of Indo-China. The leading Japanese newspapers are indignant at Rohzdestvensky's using…
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I have no objection to tell you that in my opinion all that has happened at Port Arthur teaches one extremely little about naval warfare…
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Correspondents at Tokio state that the Japanese calculate that the Russian fleet remained 48 hours at Kamranh Bay, Annam, before it was sighted there. Such a prolonged…
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The Japanese fleet, with cruisers and destroyers has been seen scouting oil Samplox Point. Important purchases, made at…
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THE " Jigshimpo," an Imperial journal published in Tokio, declares that France is no longer a neutral nation and the Japanese Government must invoke the aid of the…
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AMERICAN newspapers declare that it is unbelievable that France will give Rozhdestvensky the use of territorial waters as a naval base. The Japanese Minister at Paris, calling…
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The Baltic fleet, after leaving Kamrauth Bay on Saturday, proceeded northwards. After its departure a heavy cannonade was heard off the Bay, and it in supposed that…
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