Hong Kong Telegraph 1905-03-11
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1905-03-11
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1905-03-11
Year: 1905
THE fleet under Rear Admiral Curzon-Howe has come in from Mirs Bay. THE Societe Francaise Des Charbonnages Du Tonkin has declared a dividend of 27.50 for 1904. MR.John Johnstone Jardine Keswick, of Dormant House, Lockerbie, Dumfrieshire, left. THE total rainfall during 1901 was 8041 inches as compared with 93.66 inches in the previous. LEAVE of absence for six months from the 8th inst., has been granted to Lieut. E. D.C. Wolfe. THE WAR. MUKDEN OCCUPIED. TERRIBLE BATTLE RACING. FUSHUN TAKEN. The Baltic Squadron. Fighting near the Tombs. ENORMOUS LOSSES. Opium for China. THE WAR. OPERATIONS AROUND MUKDEN. BRITISH STEAMERS CAPTURED. BY JAPANESE. THE MINES OF SOUTH CHINA. PROPOSED OPIUM REGULATIONS. SIAM AND THE GOLD STANDARD. THE POSITION NEAR MUKDEN. APPROACHING THE GOAL. JAPANESE CONTINUE TO ADVANCE. RUSSIAN COUNTER-ATTACKS AND REPULSES. RUSSIAN RETREAT. JAPANESE IN PURSUIT. RUSSIANS ROUTED. THE SACRED TOMBS OF MUKDEN. JAPANESE CONSIDERATION. LATEST NEWS OF THE FIGHTING AROUND MUKDEN. HALF a million taels are to be spent in rebuilding the Examination Hall at Peking. MR. C. Wedemeyer, of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co. is transferred from Shanghai to Foochow. QUARANTINE restrictions
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