War News
LONDON, Thursday.—Renter's Tokiio correspondent states that a Japanese torpedo flotilla made an attack on Port Arthur on the 14th inst., and one of the Russian ships was…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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Russo-Japan War
'A CABLE has been received by the Japanese Consul which reports great cruelty to the Japanese by the Russians at Port Arthur. The former…
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AN engagement is reported at Yalu, the Russians being repulsed and losing 2500 men. The report is unconfirmed…
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THIS twentieth century must grow somewhat older before it is possible to appreciate in their true proportion the events of the nineteenth century. Nevertheless, one fact at least is now…
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The following official communique has been issued by the Russian Government:-"The distance of the Russian territory which has been treacherously attacked by Japan, and the Czar's desire to…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The British steamer Ching Ping has arrived at Wei-hai-wei in a badly—damaged condition. The captain, immediately on arrival,…
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THE authorities at Vladivostock have detained the British steamer Rosalie. Viceroy Alexeieff and his staff are established at Harbin, where the…
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Six hundred [?] [?] The P. and O. steamer Mongolia which was chased by a Russian squadron in the…
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RUSSIAN accounts report that in the attack upon Port Arthur on Tuesday night the Japanese lost four battleships and two torpedo boats were…
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The war corresp[?]ndent of the Times, after visiting Chemulpho, on the west coast of Korea, the port of the capital, Seoul, states that Japan is landing an army corps at that pert, and is establishing…
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THIS twentieth century must grow somewhat older before it is possible to appreciate in their true proportion the events of the nineteenth century. Nevertheless, one fact at least is now…
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GENERAL PELUNG, Chief of the staff to Vice-Admiral Alexeieff, reports the repulse of another Japanese attack on Port Arthur early on Thursday. The…
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Some years since it was currently stated that some sailors were hung on a Russian man-of-war in Sydney Harbor, but no authentic information could be obtained…
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The New York “Herald” publishes a statement that the Japanese in Thursday’s attack on Port Arthur silenced fire of the guns in the forts. The town, according to…
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The Russian official accounts stated that on Thursday, 24th lost., the Japanese squadron made a renewed attack on Port Arthur in their attempt to block the harbor. Tom attack lasted three…
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LONDON Monday:—The Tokio correspondent of "The Times " states that 100 Japanese women, who have reached Nagasaki from Port Arthur, declare that the Russian…
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Reuter’s correspondent at Ti[?] states that there are 25,000 Russians on the Yalu, and that ten regiments of mounted infantry hold the mountain passes [?] miles south of…
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Owing to frost bite, a thousand Russian troops in the neighbourhood of Lake Baikal have been rendered unfit for service…
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EITHER if Japan and Russia fight out the issue alone, or if others powers become embroiled in the struggle, the termination of the war will largely depend on the respective…
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A telegram from Kin-chau, to the north of Port Arthur, dated Monday, states:-"Fifteen Japanese warships appeared off Port Arthur at 10 o'clock this morning and opened a furious bombard…
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