The Russian-Japanese War
It Is unofficially reported that the Japanese on Sunday morning attacked the outworks on the extrema east of Port Arthur, and by evening drove…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
140 stories in Southern Highlands's papers · page 5 of 7
singular Disaster in Soldiers' Sports
On 27th September, 1886, three British sof[?]ers fell victims, not to the fortunes of war, but to the games with which they were amusing themselves in time of peace…
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The explanation of the success of the Japanese in breaking through the mountain passes of Manchuria on Sunday last is that General Nodzu made a…
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Details of the attack made by two battalions of Russian troops upon the Japanese at Mo-tiea-ling (pass) during a dense fog at dawn on Monday, and…
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The "Standard" states that it is announced in St. Petersburg that 20,000 Japanese have occupied the heights at Port Arthur, enabling them…
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The Che-foo correspondent of the "Daily Express" states that the Japanese possess several domina[?]ing Posi[?] at Port Arthur, and [?]…
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Field-Marshall Oyam[?] is reported to have landed with 30.000 troops at the as[?] on Port Arthur…
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The Russian Embassy at Rome has learnt that the russian Government is preparing for a three years' campaign. The brat year will be devoted to the…
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When I was on detachment duty in an isolated village in the Punjaub the headman was found murdered—by a hillman, it was expected. A pursuit was organised, and I…
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The commander of a Russian torpedobo[?]t reports having accidentally torpedoed a British steamer—supposed to be the Hip sang—in the Gulf of…
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The Vladivostock Squadran sank the British steamer Knight Commander near Idsu-sbima, close to Tokio. The steamer was bound from New York to…
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The latest telegrams from the front indicate that the Japanese are surrounding the Russians retreating from Hai-cheng. General Kuroki, with…
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The Russians at Liao-yang report that the Japanese are advancing on Mukden, and that a simultaneous attack on the two places is expected, a…
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In order to avoid friction and in the hope that Russia would heed the protest the United States Government has withheld until now from…
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Admiral Matussevitch, who has died of his wounds in Tsing hospital, sent a signed cablegram to the Czar on the 12th instant. He reported himself slightly wounded, and…
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Admiral Togo reports that the combined fleet of the Japanese navy, after the escape of the Russian squadron from Port Arthur on Wednesday, at…
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The right wing of the besiegers of Port Arthur is near Pigeon Bay. The centre, two miles north of Port Arthur, has pushed further south…
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Major Yamaks under cover of a flag of truce delivered the Mikado's offer concerning the removal of non-combatants from Port Arthur and also the demand for surrender…
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The protest to Russia by the British Government regarding the definition of contraband has reached St. Paters burg. It conveys the sense of…
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The Russian cruiser Novik has arrived at the island of Saghalien, and the Diana has put into Saigon, in French Cochin China…
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