Russians and Japanese Soldiers Aided by Heroism Compared
Frederick Coleman argues a future Russia Japan war would produce lethal battles with both sides boasting fierce cavalry and infantry. He recounts Boxer relief actions at Tientsin, Japanese sabre work against Chinese units, and a Cossack counterattack near Siku Arsenal, noting harsher Russian conditions yet formidable force on both sides.
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Russia
Japan
China
Czar and
Mikado
Pekin
Chili
Raminsky
Tchitinsky Cossack Cavalry
Siku
Kaminsky
Ramipaky
Tong-Ku
Tientsin
Yang Tsung
Tung Chau
Keeping Accounts. Tackra Notes a Woman’s View on Finances
The author confesses confusion over managing money and describes purchasing a fine green leather bound ledger with a lock. She reflects on past attempts at keeping accounts and acknowledges the daunting task of tracking expenses, income, and household finances.
Admiralty Tactics and Soldier Virtues in War Dispatches
The article discusses naval and ground combat themes, noting an experimental destroyer trial and the need for quick firing guns. It compares Japanese and Russian troops in China, praising bravery, discipline, and decisive acts at Tientsin, including a daring gate explosion by a Japanese officer and Russian charges under heavy fire.
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Dation
China
Tientsin
Httle
Admiral Seymour
Little Brown
Chrysathemum
Cary Tentretané
Gathe Tebellenis
Great
Midland
Portemouth
Manchester
South Africa
Russia
Japan
Fukushima
Fulkuhime
Little Ofcer
Theas Shores
Tientaln
Komandantoff
Lutay Channel
Komandants
Steppes
Japanese Cavalry Tactics and Allied Observations During China Campaign
The report analyzes Japanese cavalry charges at Pei Tsang and other engagements, praising discipline and speed while noting both strengths and limits of Japanese infantry tactics. It contrasts Russian and Japanese methods, remarks on officer–soldier esprit de corps, and observes logistics, with digressions into personal memoirs and naval society visits.
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Tientain
Pei Tsang
Tientsim
Japan
China
New Hens and Phalaropes Show Strong-Minded Women
In Wind sor Magazine an article on British waders notes the Phalaropes, a water bird group, with females displaying unusual independence. The females are described as having advanced views and “all the rights” radical reformers seek, while they endow their mates with incubation duties and pursue aquatic sports themselves.
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Nicole
Jacko
Signorina
South Africa
la Perouse
Windsor Magazine
Conclusive Report on Clement’s Tonic and Neuralgia Cure
A visitor recalls two illness episodes in youth and later neuralgia. He credits Clement’s Tonic with restoring health, appetite, and vitality after failed remedies. He later touts the tonic as preventing recurring neuralgia and declares the statements for publication.
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Qesh
Clementa
Clements
Deiie
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Frederick Coleman
Linlevitch
Yamaguchi
Daily News
Tackra
Pall Mall Gazette
Admiralty
Portsmouth
Parsons
Pyrmont Bridge
Devonport Division
Britain
Darling Harbor
Public Works
Mrs. Langtry
Marie Antoinette
London
MR. C. D. Brown
Waterloo
Garden Street
Alexandria
Charles Douglas Brown
Clements Tonic
Sonia
Cars
Alexandris_ ae
Tefan James Parr
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