The War. London, Monday
The Japanese losses at the battle of Tashihchiao were 12 officers and 136 men killed and 47 officers and 848 men wounded. General Oku says…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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The War. London
THE Russians have evacuated Haicheng, and are now in full retreat from Southern Manchuria. Kuropatkin has all useless…
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It is stated in Russian military circles that General Kropotkin intends to evacuate Liaoyang, but not without fighting. Train loads of…
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Chinese refugees assort that the Japanese lost 10,000 men in successive attacks on Port Arthur. Russian destroyers dashed out of…
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General Stoessel, commanding the Russian [?]ces at Port Arthur, has sent a massage to the Czar stating that the garrisonâs enthusiasm is…
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A Japanese brigade raced two Russian regiments for the possession of the summit at [?] Pass, commanding the Russian flank, ten miles from…
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The Russian squadron emerged from Port Arthur on Wednesday morning, accompanied by the hospital ship Mongolia, with women and children…
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DR. SAMOILOFF, who was with the Russian Field Hospital during the battle of Kiulencheng, has written a letter to his parents giving an…
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The Russians suffered a defeat in a naval battle off Tsushima on Sunday morning. The cruiser Ruric, belonging to the Vladivostock squadron, and…
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Major Yamaka, under cover of a flag of truce, delivered the Mikado's offer concerning the removal of noncombatants from Port Arthur, and…
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Taotai has telegraphed for a Chinese cruiser to be sent to Shanghai. He has informed the United States Consul, as the senior Consul, that China…
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Indignation [?] the treatment of [?] growing, and [?] measures are urged by most newspaper The…
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The Rev R, Inglis, M.A., will deliver his lecture on the Russo-Japanese war on Monday Sept. 26, in the School Hall. The lecture was given on Friday…
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The Rev R. Inglis, M.A., will deliver his lecture on the Russo-Japanese war on Monday Sept. 26, in the School Hall. The lecture was given on Friday…
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GENERAL SA[?] at [?] [?] that Wednesday losses in the Russian [?] 3000 killed and wounded. The [?] lasted untill…
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On Tuesday and [?] the [?] a long [?] of [?] on the [?]…
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âThe Times,â referring to the capture of Liao-yang, comments upon the courage and tenacity shown by the Russian rear guard up to Sunday…
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A St. Petersburg correspondent states that the evacuation of Mukden hag commenced. General Kuro[?]kin and General Kurokiâs [?]mies, which are 15 miles…
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A vague message has been received at St. Petersburg, which is interpreted to mean that General Kuropatkin is threatened on both flanks. The…
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