The War. London
The bombardment of Port Arthur by land and sea has begun. The Russians admit the shortness of food, and are now sending the Chinese…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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The War. London
The bombardment of Port Arthur by laud and sea has been begun. The Russians admit the [?]hortness of food at Port Arthur, and are now…
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A Russian sunboat was torpedoed and destroyed at Port Arthur on June 4. A London correspondent states that on May 31 4000 Russians attacked and were…
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In an engagement near Port Arthur the Japanese feigned a retreat, and following closely on the Russian rear, the latter were entrapped, the Japs…
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In an an engagement [?] Pers Arthur the Japanese fright a [?]t. following closely on the [?]. The large were entra[?] the Japanese…
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Unofficial news from Tokio states that a desperate battle occurred at Fuschon, 73 miles south west of Newchwang, the Russians losing…
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Three warships, supposed to belong the Vladivostok squadron, were sighted of [?]on June 14. They chased three [?] bound [?]…
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The Japanese have bombarded and defeated the Russians at Port Adams, the latter sustaining 860 casualties. After the bombardment 3000 Russian infantry…
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Further particulars of the battle at Te[?] state that the Russians were crushingly defeated, and the artillery laterally cut to pieces, thirteen guns being…
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IN detailing the defeat of the Russians at Telesze, the Japanese report that advancing on Tuesday in two columns their army opposing Major…
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The Russians transferred to a mechant[?] which they released, the English second mare of the Sado Maru, and 78 men from the Sado have…
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The Japanese claim to have [?]nfficted a crushing defeat on the Russians at Telissa. on the Liao tung. By a wide enveloping movement they succeeded in surrounding the main…
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A large Russian force north of Feng-huan-chang attacked a small body of Japs, who utter a stubborn fight, retired with heavy casualties…
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The report of a battle at Lao Yaug has been confirmed. A large Russian force north of Fe[?]ghnanchang attacked a small body…
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The Russian losses at Wa-fang-kau and Telissa are estimated at 10,000, including prisoners, whose numbers continue to increase…
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In a naval fight off Port Arthur on Friday, the Russians were again defeated. The battleship Peresviet was sunk, and another battleship…
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Admiral Togo has again succeeded in drawing the Russians out of Port Arthur. The Russians were observed clearing the entrance of mines. Admiral Togo ordered his fleet to…
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The "Times" correspondent at Tokio says it is unofficially reported that the Japanese on Sunday morning attacked the outworks on the…
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MR. G. L. GORDAN SMITH, the war correspondent of the London "Morning Past," writing from Tokio on 21st Match, tells the following…
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The âTimesâ correspondent at Tokio says that it is unofficially reported that the Japanese on Sunday morning attacked the outworks at the extreme…
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