The War. Japanese Activity
LONDON, Sunday, 2.5 p.m.—The Japanese captured an eminence south of Chen-chieh-pao on Thursday, expelling two companies of Russian infantry…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
2,046 stories in Sydney's papers · page 19 of 103
On the Frontier. Troops Fire on the Strikers. Many Killed and Wounded
LONDON, Saturday. --Further serious trouble is reported from Sosnowice, on the Austrian frontier, where 100,000 men have ceased work…
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LONDON, Sunday Afternoon,--Five hundred strikers who were quietly crossing the railway at Tsarkoe Scco were fired upon by soldiers. Twenty-four were killed, while 44…
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The Japanese captured an eminence south of Chen-chich-pao on Thursday, expelling two companies of infantry…
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LONDON. Sunday .Afternoon.--The Japanese operating in the vicinity of the Hunho. captured an eminence south of Chang, chin-chin on Thursday, expelling two…
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LONDON, Friday Afternoon. --Though General Kuropatkin is demanding reinforcements numbering 250,000, the Government has suspended mobilisation in Poland and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War. Hei-kot-tai Battle. Two Thousand Russians Buried. Third Baltic Fleet. a Cruiser Sunk. Pensational Incident at Port Arthur. Some Heroic Japanese. London, Feb. 12
Field-Marshal Oyama reports that he burled 2000 Russians at Hei-kou-tai (about eight miles north-north-west of Liao-yang), where desperate fighting took place on the…
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Published cables on the war say:— Field Marshal Oyama reports that he barried 2000 Russians at Heiskon tal (about eight miles north-north-west of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War. Japanese Capture. Rozhdestvensky's Difficulty. the Crews Demoralised. London, Feb. 13
Russian scouts report that the Japanese arE retiring south of the Sha-ho. It was previously reported that the Japanese had captured an eminence…
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LONDON, Sunday Afternoon.--The Japanese operating in the vicinity of the Hunho. captured an eminence south of Chang-chin-chia on Thursday, expelling two…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Japan's War Bill. Fifty Millions for 1904. LONDON, Monday, 2.55 p.m
Japan's expenditure in connection with the war during 1904 amounted to £50,000,000…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Manchurian Struggle. Prospects of Peace. Viscount Hayashi Interviewed. Russia Purchases Mammoth Liners. Cost of the War to Japan. London, Monday, 2.55 p.m
Viscount Hayashi, the Japanese Ambassador in London has been interviewed in regard to the prospects of peace between Japan and Russia…
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The single-hand pull, on rope with buttons, between Dan. Miu[?]han and Peter Anderson, that caused so much excitement in tug-of-war circles, took place last Saturday at the…
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LONDON, Monday Afternoon.--At Lodz, Poland, 144 strikers, who have been killed in the rioting, have been buried. There are 200 wounded in hospital…
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Viscount Hayashi, the Japanese Ambassador in London in the Course of his remarks, said: "All my information is contrary to the prevalent peace reports…
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Russian cavalry officers complain that their horses are ill-fed, and that it is impossible to overtake the fast Australian mounts used by the Japanese…
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Field-Marshal Oyama reports that he buried 2000 Russians at Hei-kou-tai (about eight miles north-north-west of Lino-yang), where desperate fighting took place on the occasion of the repulse of General…
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LONDON, Monday Afternoon.--Japan's war expenditure during 1904 amounted to £50,000,000…
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General Kuropatkin reports that 300 Japanese cavalry attacked the bridge a[?] Feng-tse-tong, and damaged 30 yards of the railway, which has since been repaired…
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LONDON, Tuesday.--An English visitor to Mukden states that the feeling of discouragement prevalent in the Russian army is intensified by the knowledge that General…
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