The Russian-Japanese War
French advices from St. Petersburg state that General Stocksel informed the Ozar that the garrison was reduced almost to the last shell and all the long…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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The Russian-Japanese War
French newspapers state that Port Arthur is a heap ol rains, and that only 4000 of the garrison are now available…
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The bombardment of Port Arthur continues. Two hundred Russian infantry and [?]00 cavalry had an engagement with…
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The Sha-ho is frozen over, and large bodies of Japanese troops have crossed to the northern bank. Advices from Mukden state that a…
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It is reported that a serious crisis, lasting for several days, occurred in connection with the appointment of the commission to inquire, into the North Sea outrage…
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Both the Russians and Japanese are so strongly fortified at She-he that they are disinclined to attack without having a sufficient preponderance of numbers…
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General O[?] states that hard fighting was taken place in Manoburla. The Japanese occupied Put[?], and the Russian left many dead…
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Under the above heading the Russian "Manchuria Army Messenger" publishes an article which is worth reproducing if only for its charming naivete…
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The capture of 203 Metre Hill, which commands the harbour of Port Arthur, was made by the Japanese at night. Advices from Chifu are to the effect…
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A description of the capture of 203 Metre bill by the Japanese shows that the position was won after a aeries of savage and persistent assaults…
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The Japanese Legation announces that the actual state of the Russian ships, at Fort Arthur on Thursday afternoon, due to the bomberdment,…
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In former times battles were almost invariably fought by daylight; the exceptions being of comparatively rare occurrence; in these later days, however, when…
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Ill-fealing which has existed between the soldiers and civilians at Waterford for some time past culminated on Saturday, September 10th,…
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Many Japanese naval officers have gone south to watch for the Baltic fleet. The Mikass, Nisshin, and Ka[?]uga have coaled south of Shan tung…
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The Drama, "The Prisoner of War" or "The Russian Spy," which Dan Barry's Company are to play on Friday night next in the School of Arts, is likely to draw a…
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General Stoessel has requested General Nogi, commanding the besiegers of Port Arthur, to refrain from bombarding the hospitals. A plan, indicating…
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The chief executive, the State and the navy departments of the Government evidently consider themselves well over a bit of dangerous ice with the final…
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The Japanese besi[?]ging Pott Arthur destroyed by means of mines on Sunday afternoon the breastworks of the north fort of East Ki kwan shin. The assaulting force…
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The Japanese stormed a hill east of Ho-yang-shu-kao; and met with a desperate resistance. The hill, which is situated a mile and a half south of…
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Dan Barry's dramatic company appeared with success in the Bowral School of Arts on the evening of Friday week in the drama "The Prisoner of War," which…
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