The War. London
Russian telegrams from the front declare that unless General Linievitch is immediately reinforced by 200,000 men, a retreat to the Sungari River…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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The War. London, Tuesday Afternoon
The civilians and Chinese residents of Harbin are abandoning the town in view of the rapid advance of the Japanese troops…
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It is rumoured that Japan will stipulate for an indemnity of £100,000,000. The commander of the Third…
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The Japanese newspapers assort that the Russians were guilty of horrible cruelty to the Japanese wounded after the battle of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Russo-japanese War. the Peace Prospects. London
A majority of the Russian Council of Ministers has agreed regarding the opporianeness of iuitiating peace negelialions with Japan. The decision…
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Reuter's correspondent at St. Petersburg reports that owing to the good Offices of the United States and of France, Russia is prepared to negotiate…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest War News. the War to Go On. London
A French newspaper, says that, over-ruling the President of Committee of Ministers and the Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Czar sided…
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Russian official and private telegrams show that the Japanese arc on the railway 65 miles from Kwang-cheng-tse, winch is about 100 miles…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. One Hundred Million Indemnity I War to Be Fought to the End. London Thursday Morning
The London Daily Chronicle, referring to the rumors of peace negotiations, asserts that Japan will stipulate for an indemnity of one hundred million…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest News. Council of War. Continuance Agreed To. London
A French newspaper says that overruling the President of the Committee of Ministers and the Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Czar sided with a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest War News. Czar Overrules His Ministers Decides to Continue the War. Russians Still Retreating. Vladivostock Railway Cut. Japanese Within Twenty Miles of Russian Outposts. London, March 30
The Czar, it is stated, has overruled his Ministers, and decided to continue the war. The fourth squadron of the Baltic…
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Rumours of peace in the Far East have been of frequent occurrence during the past five weeks, and especially since the battle of Mukden, but…
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The "Figaro," Paris, says that overruling M. Witte. (President of the Committee of Ministers) and Count Lamsdorff (Minister for Foreign…
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The "Figaro," Paris, says that overruling M. Witto (president of the Committee of Ministers) and count Lamsdorff (Minister for Foreign…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Far East. Peace or War? Ported Denial of Peace. London, Friday Afternoon
The St. Petersburg correspondent of the "Times" learns from unimpeachable sources that Russia and Japan have selected President Roosevelt to act as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Earlier Cables. Peace or War. the Roosevelt Mediation. Denied in America. London, April 1
Nothing is officially, known at either Tokio or St. Petersburg regarding the reported selection of President Roosevelt to act as mediator between…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest War News. Hussian Warships at the Red Sea. Japanese Prisoners Suicide. Committing "The Happy Despatch." London, April 2
Five Russian warships were sighted off Perim, at the southern entrance of the Red Sea, on Saturday. Fifty Japanese prisoners at Nizhni…
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Nothing ii officially known in Tokio or St. Peteraburg as to President's Rocrevelt's reported selection to set as mediator between Russia and Japan…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. Fine Japanese Exploit. the Japs As Scouts. London, Monday Afternoon
A fine Japanese scouting exploit has come to light. It indicates how thoroughly the campaign has been conducted by Japan and the special care the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Received at 1 A.M. the Warsaw Riot. Assaults on Police Officers. Raid on a Suburb. Incendiary Literature Seized Wounded Policeman Shot in Hospital. London, April 5
Further information is to hand of the most recent revolutionary outbreak in Poland. It is now stated that fresh assaults of a serious…
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