Meeting of Frontiers: Images from the Russo-Japanese War and Portsmouth Peace Conference: Titles

Meeting of Frontiers: Images from the Russo-Japanese War and Portsmouth Peace Conference

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[The abandoned palace of Viceroy Alexieff, destroyed by Japanese shells - Port Arthur]
[Admiral Togo and other Japanese naval officers being greeted by government officials, during Togo's visit to Tokyo in Oct., 1905]
[Admiral Togo seated in a tent with government officials, probably during his visit to Tokyo in Oct., 1905]
[After a fierce assault -- every man killed -- looking from Russian fort, Port Arthur]
[An American cruiser arriving in New York, probably at the time of the Portsmouth Peace Conference]
[An American cruiser being guided by a tugboat past the Statue of Liberty, as it arrives in New York, probably at the time of the Portsmouth Peace Conference]
[An American cruiser firing its guns in salute as it arrives in New York, probably at the time of the Portsmouth Peace Conference]
Appledore Hotel and landing, Isles of Shoals, N.H.
[Arrival of Japanese soldiers at Chemulpo]
[Baron Kentaro Kaneko, half-length portrait, in uniform, facing front]
Baron Komura and Kogaro Takahira in carriage
Baron Komura and Kogoro Takahira, sightseeing
[Bicycle stretchers bringing Russian wounded to a surgical station -- siege of Port Arthur]
Boat landing at Oceanic, Isles of Shoals, N.H.
[Bodies of Russian soldiers awaiting burial on a hillside, Port Arthur]
[Bodies of Russian soldiers awaiting burial, Port Arthur]
[Bomb-proof shelters in a Russian trench near a battery during the siege -- Port Arthur]
[Bursting Japanese shell 200 ft. away, seen from Russian trench near Wolf Battery, Port Arthur]
[Burying the Russians killed in the desperate fighting on 203 Metre Hill in besieged Port Arthur]
[Carriages carrying Admiral Togo, naval officers and government officials during Togo's official visit to Tokyo in Oct. 1905]
[Carriages carrying Admiral Togo, naval officers, and government officials during Togo's official visit to Tokyo in Oct., 1905]
[Carrying wounded Russian in a jinriksha from the front down to the hospital in Port Arthur]
[A crowd of Japanese soldiers; Chinese coolies in right foreground, Manchuria]
[Crowds lining the street as the procession of carriages carrying Admiral Togo, naval officers, and government officials passes through a triumphial arch during Togo's official visit, Oct., 1905]
[Crowds on a Tokyo street, near the train station(?), during the celebration of Admiral Togo's visit in Oct., 1905]
Departure of Baron de Rosen from Yokohama
[Desolation of the terrible siege - from wrecked home looking over doomed harbor - Port Arthur]
[A destroyed Russian warship being salvaged by a smaller boat, Port Arthur]
[Destroying a fleet -- battleship Pallada struck by a 500 lb. Japanese shell -- Port Arthur harbor]
[Destroying Russian ships and town -- terrific rain of great Japanese shells -- in Port Arthur]
[Distribution of blankets to troops at Tokio]
[Doctor, surrounded by medical personnel, operating on a man's leg]
[Early morning in a Russian battery during the siege of Port Arthur]
[Eating their noonday soup in a Russian trench near the "Eagle's Nest" during siege of Port Arthur]
Embarking on the "Mayflower"
[End of the great siege -- Russian army awaiting transport to Dalny and Japan -- Port Arthur]
Exterior Red Cross hospital bldg. at Chemulpo
[The fearful price of war -- Russian bodies awaiting burial -- near a fort at Port Arthur]
First arrival pack horses, Seoul, bound north
Flashlight - Jap soldiers at Chemulpo, after naval battle, standing around bonfire
[Funeral of the noted Russian engineer Sakharoff -- looking w. across harbor -- Port Arthur]
[A gallant defender of Russian Fort No. 3 -- coming back to Port Arthur on a bicycle stretcher]
[General Baron T. Kuroki, three-quarter length portrait, in uniform, facing front]
Greetings from Portsmouth, N.H. -- Gov. Benning Wentworth mansion. Built 1750
[Group of Japanese officers in front of legation at Chemulpo]
[A group of Russian soldiers and three women with their belongings waiting for evacuation(?), Port Arthur]
[Group portrait of five Japanese nurses]
[Group portrait of Japanese medical personnel and others dressed in Western and traditional style clothing seated near a building over which hang small flags]
[Hasty funeral rites - last honors to the dead Russian heroes - in besieged Port Arthur]
Haymarket Square, Portsmouth, N.H.
Henderson's Point prior to excavation -- Portsmouth, N.H.
[The heroine of Port Arthur -- the only woman soldier, killed here a few hours later]
[Hole made by 500 lb. Japanese shell and building wrecked by its fragments, Port Arthur]
[The horrors of modern war! A trench filled with Japanese dead -- in a Russian fort, Port Arthur]
The Hotel Wentworth, New Castle, N.H.
Hotel Wentworth, New Castle, N.H.
Hotel Wentworth, New Castle, N.H. Home of Russian and Japanese Plenipotentiaries, August, 1905
[Hurried work at a Russian field hospital near Fort Kuropatkin - Port Arthur]
[In a Russian fort during the great siege - marks of Japanese shells at right - Port Arthur]
[In a Russian trench near "Eagle's Nest" during the siege -- watching for assaults -- Port Arthur]
[In besieged Port Arthur - Russians praying over dead comrades brought back from the front]
[In Port Arthur during the bombardment -- raging fire near Golden Hill started by Japanese shells]
[In the best restaurant during the awful siege - wrecked by Japanese shells - Port Arthur]
[Inside a Russian fort during the siege - shell marks around a dummy gun - Port Arthur]
[Inside one of the Russian trenches many tiems assaulted - scene during the siege, Port Arthur]
Jap troops landed at Chemulpo after naval battle and waiting to be sent to Seoul
Japanese and Korean coolies removing supplies from wharf of Chemulpo
[Japanese and Russian soldiers at a fortified position (probably Russian), near Port Arthur]
Japanese bringing horses ashore at Chemulpo
[Japanese buried by Russians inside fort - every man entering killed by bayonet - Port Arthur]
[Japanese cavalry troops watching over their supplies on the beach at Chemulpo]
Japanese coolies in winter costume
[Japanese doctors operating on a patient's arm]
[Japanese doctors operating on a patient's wound]
[Japanese envoys Kogoro Takhira (seated, left), Jutaro Komura (seated, right) with two staff members and H.W. Dennison, the American advisor to the Japanese delegation, full-length portrait facing front]
[Japanese Hospital Corps landing medical and surgical supplies at Chemulpo]
[Japanese infantry ready to leave Tokyo for the front]
[Japanese nurses and doctor during surgery]
[Japanese nurses attending to a patient in an operating room]
[Japanese nurses attending to wounded soldiers in a hospital ward]
[Japanese nurses carrying a patient on a stretcher]
[Japanese officers directing the unloading of supplies, Chemulpo]
Japanese Peace Commission & other
Japanese plenipotentiaries arriving at Portsmouth
Japanese ready to start on march to Seoul
[Japanese Red Cross nurses at Chemulpo attending Russsian soldiers wounded in battle of Feb. 9]
[Japanese removing timbers from lighters at Chemulpo for erection of runways]
Japanese Russian Peace Conference, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, U.S.A., 1905
[Japanese shells bursting on 203 Metre Hill, captured by desperate assault, seen from Port Arthur]
[Japanese soldiers landed at Chemulpo after naval battle, waiting on a beach to entrain to Seoul]
[Japanese soldiers on a beach in Manchuria]
[Japanese troops landed at Chemulpo after naval battle on Feb. 9th]
Japanese, Russian, French, German, American and English newspaper correspondents at Portsmouth
Japs bringing ashore beams for construction of landing places, Chemulpo
Komura and Takahira arriving at peace conference building
Komura and Takahira leaving Wentworth Hotel for peace conference
Komura and Takahira, with newspapermen
[A Korean coolie carrying medical supplies from shore to hospital at Chemulpo]
Landing of horses at Chemulpo
[Landing pack ponies at Chemulpo for advance on Seoul]

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