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The wars & local soldiers, 1904

301 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 9 of 16

War News. London, June 14

The Braidwood Dispatch and Mining Journal · Saturday 18 June 1904 · page 2

While the Japanese transport Taihoka Maru, 2796 tons, belonging to the Osaka Steam Navigation Company, was laying mines off Port Arthur an explosion occurred. Nineteen of her crew,…

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Latest Cables. the War. London

The Braidwood Express and People's Advocate · Tuesday 21 June 1904 · page 3

During a fire at Warsaw, in Poland, a large body of work men came into collision, with the police. Shouts of “Down with the police. Shouts of “Down with the…

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War News. London, June 16

The Braidwood Dispatch and Mining Journal · Wednesday 22 June 1904 · page 2

The Japanese claim to have inflicted a crushing defeat on the Russians at Telissan (Telesze). Advancing on Tuesday in two columns the Japanese drove back the Russians to the east of…

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Latest Gables. the War London

The Braidwood Express and People's Advocate · Friday 24 June 1904 · page 3

The “St Petersburg Gazette ” of to-day reports that a sanguinary battle has been [?] with the Japanese near Has [?] on the railway south of Line [?] The…

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War News. London June 21

The Braidwood Dispatch and Mining Journal · Saturday 25 June 1904 · page 2

The St. Petersburg Gazette of to-day reports that a sanguinary battle has been fought with the Japanese sear Hai-cheng, on the railway south of Llao-yang. The Russians retreated after suffering…

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Latest Cables the War London

The Braidwood Express and People's Advocate · Tuesday 28 June 1904 · page 3

The recent reports of important [?] were [?] based on [?] in the vicnity of the [?] Sinyen and haicheng Russian…

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War News. London, June 24

The Braidwood Dispatch and Mining Journal · Wednesday 29 June 1904 · page 2

Resent reports of heavy fighting are apparently based upon constant skirmishing in the vicinity of the Siu-yen-Hai-cheng road. Russian account show that General Oku. General Nodzo, and…

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Latest Cables the War London

The Braidwood Express and People's Advocate · Friday 1 July 1904 · page 3

Nearly all the Russian garrison at New [?] has been withra [?] A Russian outpost of 300 men has been withdrawn from near the Motion Pass In the six…

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Latest Wires. the War London

The Braidwood Express and People's Advocate · Friday 1 July 1904 · page 2

The latest reports received in St Petersburg about the progress of the war state that General Kuroki’s army is within a distance of nineteen miles from that…

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A Time - Expired Soldier a Pathetic [?]

The Braidwood Express and People's Advocate · Friday 1 July 1904 · page 2

He was the only other occupant of Hie [?] Hire class smoker in the northward bound train He was in plain clothes, but soldier was…

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War News. London. June 28

The Braidwood Dispatch and Mining Journal · Saturday 2 July 1904 · page 2

Further particulars have been obtained from newspaper correspondents of the operations which led to the destruction of the battleship Peresviet and the damage to another battleship and a cruiser…

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Latest Cables. the War London

The Braidwood Express and People's Advocate · Tuesday 5 July 1904 · page 3

The officers of a German steamer state that yesterday they were within fifteen miles of a Japanese squadron consisting of two battleships, three cruisers, and several…

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War News. London, July 1

The Braidwood Dispatch and Mining Journal · Wednesday 6 July 1904 · page 2

The fighting at Feng-chui-ling on Sunday and Monday was very severe. A Russian force, consisting of eleven battalions of infantry, twelve squadrons or cavalry, and three batteries of…

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Latest Cables. the War. London

The Braidwood Express and People's Advocate · Friday 8 July 1904 · page 3

General Kuroki reports that two Russian battalions attacked the [?] (pass) at Dawson Monday, during a dense fog The Russians were three repulsed and then…

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Blockade Running. Incidents of the American Civil War

The Braidwood Express and People's Advocate · Friday 8 July 1904 · page 2

Stories of blockade running into the Southern States (during the Civil War) may [?] familiar to many; but the following episode, which is…

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Another War Victim The Sad Fate of One of Our Old Favorites

The Braidwood Express and People's Advocate · Friday 8 July 1904 · page 1

He seemed so wan so pitiful as he leaned wearily against the [?] unsympathetic wall. His clothes were rags through which…

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War News. London. July 5

The Braidwood Dispatch and Mining Journal · Saturday 9 July 1904 · page 2

General Kuroki reports that two battalions of Russian troops attacked the Japanese at Motienling (pass) at dawn on Monday during a dence fog, and were thrice repulsed. The Japanese pursued…

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The War

The Queanbeyan Observer · Tuesday 12 July 1904 · page 2

ON Monday last (4th instant) the Japanese secured Lung-hwang-tung heights, six miles eastward of Port Arthur, 100 Russians being killed and…

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Latest Cables. the War. London

The Braidwood Express and People's Advocate · Tuesday 12 July 1904 · page 2

According to reports from Chinese refugees the Japanese are slowly, but surely, encircling Port Arthur. One division, by utilising by-paths, on the 5th (Thursday)…

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War News. London, July 7

The Braidwood Dispatch and Mining Journal · Wednesday 13 July 1904 · page 2

Chinese refugees from Port Arthur state that the fortress is completely hemmed In on the land side. The Japanese have commanding all the commanding hills within a radius of seven miles…

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