The Russian-Japanese War
A battle raged on Friday from Aidepu, extending along the whole Russian front. The Japanese attack was fierce. A private Mukden telegram states that the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
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The Russian-Japanese War
The Japanese are said to be shilling, Mukden with their 11 inch gune. The Russians at Mukden report that the Japanese are in possession of the…
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Cables from London indicate that fierce engagements are in progress, along the whole front of the opposing lines in Manchuria, the lines extending…
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It is feared in St. Petersburg that the Russians abandoned their heavy guns on the She ho, and are retreating. The losses on both sides are and to be 100.000 men…
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A battle, which is described as the greatest in the history of the world, is proceeding before Mokden. It is [?]timated that the Japanese to the number…
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The Japanese are continuing their Encircling movement about Mukden. A steady attack is maintained on the south front of the Russians. The…
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It is announced in Tokio that the Possession of Mukden and the railway line to the Hau-ho by the Japanese is already [?]sured. The line, north of…
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Mr. A. Mack[?] writes in the London "Daily Mail"— European traders in the Far East…
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Reuter's Tieling correspondent reported that the position of the retreating Russians on Thursday seemed good, but optical fighting was imminent…
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The battle of Mukden the greatest battle that the world has ever seen, has resulted in a decisive victory for Japan. Each of the immense armies engaged were nearly equal…
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The Russians have been completely expelled from the districts within 25 miles of Mukden, and were still being puesued on Sunday…
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Some surprise has been expressed by the fact that, though the Hereros are now to a great extent dispersed, the Government is still sending out…
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In the great battle of Mukden the Japanese casualties numbered 55,000. General Oku's casualties numbered 20,000; they are largely attributed to…
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Linisvitch, the new Busman Commander-in-chief, telegraphed. on Saturday:— "Our armies are continuing concentration operations."…
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General Kuropatkin, Commander-in-chief of the Russian Army in Manchuria, has been recalled to St. Petersburg…
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Latest reports state that the Russian rearguard is 25 miles north of Tieling, and the Russians report that pursuit is weakening. Chinese servants…
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The St. Petersburg correspondent of "The Times" says that the Council of War has decided to continue the campaign, and has ordered…
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The Japanese entered Chang tu fu on Tuesday. Large bodies of Russians are retreating in disorder along the railway…
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Reuter's St. Petersburg correspondent. states that owing to the good offices of the United States and France Russia is prepared to negotiate for…
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On Wednesday evening a public meeting convened by requisition to the mayor was held at the council chambers, Moss vale, for the purpose of establishing a rifle club in It has Seen officially announced in St Petersburg that Russia has proposed no conditions of peace. The "Daily Chronicle" asserts that…
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