The Russian-Japanese War
Details continue to come to hand respecting the capture of the forts at Erhlungsban on Wednesday list. The tunnels in which were laid the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
99 stories in Southern Highlands's papers · page 1 of 5
The Russian-Japanese War
"The Japanese are now in possession of all the forts at Port Arthur. Sailors are clearing the harbor of mines and removing sunken Japanese hulks from…
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Me. Bennet Burleigh reports that a large portion of General Nogi's force has been hurriedly despatched to Liao-yang…
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Two thousand Russian cavalry with gens, on Friday made an attack on Newchwang. The Japanese retired untill rainforced, when they expelled…
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The New York Herald correspondent who accompanied the Russians on their recent raid towards New chwang, states that they had an enormous cavalry force, and the…
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French correspondents at St. Petersburg state that the Gzar has finally determined not to recall the Baltic f[?]et. It is reported that the sections of the…
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The meeting of the St. Petersburg strikers in the Winter Palace-square on Sunday resulted in serious conflicts , with the military, and thousands of…
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The outposts of the Japanese and Russian armies in Manchuria are only 500 yards apart. A network of trenches separated the armies…
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Field Marshal Oyams reports that after engaging a big Russian force on Saturday, the Japanese occupied Lin-tao-kan, Fil-sai-sotya, and Hei-kan-tai…
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The plaint of the war correspondent who has been sent away empty by the Japanese is handled severely, in "Block- wood." The correspondent complains that…
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Writing in the Westminster Gazette." Mr. Dooley (Mr. J. P. Dunne), discoursed thus hibernically and humored [?] the war:—…
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If large company including many eminent men in science, attended a dinner given at the Hotel Cecil to Dr. Lee[?] Forest, inventor of the De Forest system…
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In the recent fighting the Japanese captured 1500 prisoners and much spoil. In one Japanese division there were over 2500 casualties, including…
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Two Japanese divisions have attacked four Russian divisions at Pokowtai, driving them across the Hunho, and taking 6010 prisoners…
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The plaint of the war correspondent who has been sent away empty by the Japanese is handled severely in Blackwood. "The correspondent complains that…
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"The Jews' Temporary Shelter in White-chapel is at present kept very busy providing for the Russian refugees escaping from their native land to avoid being…
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French papers state that the Japanese cavalry destroyed a bridge, between Harbin and Mukden, and are traversing Chinese territory…
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Latest war despatches are to the effect that the Japanese are again threatening the railway north of Mukden…
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There is profound indignation in Japan as a report that Japanese wounded were roped together, and led through Mukden, on the 4th amidst…
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Desperate fighting has taken place in Manchuria on the Russian left, where General Linievitch has been reinforced. Kuropatkin fearing an…
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