Latest Cables. the War. London
It is [?] from Chi[?] that the Russian forces in Port Arthur are [?] unequal to their task that boys are compelled to take their place in the bring line…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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War News. London, Aug. 26
The Japanese besieging Port Arthur are subjecting the town to a raking shell fire, and are preparing to throw the infantry forward for the final assault. All the defences about the harbour are…
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In view of the rigid censorship-exerc[?]ed by the Japanese in the war, it is interesting to recall the opinion on the subject expressed by Archibald Forbes, himself a famous war…
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Particulars are being received of a terrible engagement which has taken place in the neighborhood of [?] The Russian General Sakabaoff reports…
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Annie was no lover of gossip, and knowing that the widow was terribly excited, she made no reply except to pass her a letter hearing the…
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Heavy fighting has been resumed at Port Arthur The Japanese are employing at Port Arthur a thousand Chinese, who are filling the moats with sandbags, digging trenches, and constructing…
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A CABLE dated London, Friday, says:-- A great, conflagration is raging at Liao-yang, which is reported to have been occupied by the Japanese. It is…
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Advices from St. Petersburg state that General [?] is drawing the Japanese north ward, and intends to crush them between his army and that…
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The desperate battles fought around Liao-yang on Tuesday and Wednesday were continued on Thursday, the losses being admittedly very great on both sides. The railway service between…
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[?] plump through the upper story! Won’t the old woman row it, through?” was Bill’s characteristic comment, as the whizzing and the death [?] met…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →War News. London, Sept. 6
General Kuropatkin, the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian forces in Manchuria, with his army, and General Kuroki, the Commander of the Japanese First Army, now in the neighborhood of Yentai,…
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The London “Times” publishes a very dramatic account of certain recent engagements, sent by its correspondent with General Oku’s forces…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War News. London, Sept. 10
The correspondent of the Times with General Kuroki gives a dramatic account of the assaults made by the Japanese on August 30 and 31 on the Russians on the heights south of Liao-yang. There…
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A spy is a person sent into an enemy’s camp to inspect his works ascertain his strength, and report on his movements. By the laws of war among…
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The correspondent of the “Daily Mail” at Tientsin states that General Linievitch, with 50,000 men, from North-eastern Korea, has cut General Kuroki’s…
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The young man made one more desperate struggle to free himself, but. the twine only cut into his flesh making the matter worse so he finally. submitted…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →War News. London. Sept. 13
General Sakoaroff reports that there are a few Japanese north of the branch railway from Yentai (15 miles north of Liso-yang) to the mines, and that there are vast camps of Japanese to the…
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The third report of the Committee of public Accounts, issued by order of the House of Commons is unpleasant reading “Emphatic disapproval,” is expressed…
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At the instance of Russia a Japanese gentleman was arrested at Skagen Denmark on a charge of espionage The Russians suspected that his…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War News. London, Sept. 16
General Kuropatkin reports that a strong Japanese guard of infantry and cavalry has advanced five kilometres (a little over three miles) further north of Yentai station…
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