Picture of Our Destroyers Hayatori and Asagiri Sinking an Enemy Warship at Port Arthur During a Great Snowstorm

Our Destroyers Hayatori and Asagiri Sinking Enemy Ships at Port Arthur During a Great Snowstorm at 3:00 a.m. on February 14, 1904 (Waga kuchiku kantai Hayatori Asagiri taifūsetsu Ryōjun ni oite tekikan o chin suru no zu)

Onze torpedobootjagers Hayatori en Asagiri vernietigen vijandelijke schepen tijdens een sneeuwstorm in Port Arthur

For the Fourth Time Our Brave Destroyers Raid Enemy Warships Outside the Harbor of Port Arthur

AMAZING PERISCOPE PICTURE OF SINKING JAPANESE DESTROYER

Russo-Japanese War News: Japanese Warships Hayatori and Asagiri Fight Bravely during the Second Attack on Port Arthur (Nichi-Ro senpō: Dai ni Ryojun shūgeki ni oite Hayatori Asagiri yūsen zu)

Our torpedo sinks the enemy warship Dingyuan at the Battle of Weihaiwei

Picture of the Hard Fight of Commander Yamanaka, Chief Gunner of Our Warship Fuji, in the Naval Battle at the Entrance of Port Arthur

The destruction of Russ[i]an torpede [sic] destroyers by Japanese torpede destroyers at Port Arthur -- the illustration of the war between Japan and Russia (no. 5)

The destruction of Russ[i]an torpede [sic] destroyers by Japanese torpede destroyers at Port Arthur -- the illustration of the war between Japan and Russia (no. 5)

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: THE SINKING OF THE RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP PETROPAVLOVSK AT THE ENTKANCE TO PORT ARTHUR, ...

THE TERROR OF THE EASTERN SEAS: JAPANESE TORPEDO-BOAT DESTROYERS LAYING MINES OUTSIDE PORT ARTHUR. (Otago Wi...

On February 8, during the Naval Battle at the Entrance of Port Arthur between the Two Japanese and Russian Fleets, Honor was Achieved when Our Torpedo Boats Sank Three Enemy Warships

The Sinking of a Russian Ship at the Mouth of Port Arthur (Ryojun kōgai ni oite Rokan gōchin no zu)

THE SINKING OF FOUR STEAMERS AT PORT ARTHUR BY JAPANESE TO BLOCK THE ENTRANCE. Admiral Togo's report of the...

Japanese battleship “Hatsuse” which accidentally struck a mine off Port Arthur, and sank with great loss of ...

A Sailor of Our Warship, Sazanami, Jumped into the Deck of a Russian Ship. With a Thundering Cry, "Hey, You!" He Cut at the Enemy Captain, and then Kicked Him off the Deck into the Water (In the Sea Battle near Port Arthur, March 10, 1904)

A Russian Warship that Our Sazanami had Captured Got Swamped and Was about to Sink, When a Brave Japanese Sailor, Defying the Danger, Recovered the Japanese Flag from the Sinking Ship

On the 10th of March Amid Close Battle Between Our and Enemy Destroyers, a First Class Seaman of Our Sazanami Leapt Aboard an Enemy Ship, and Bearing Down on the Ship’s Captain, Gave a Thunderous Shout, and Brandishing his Sword, Cut Him Down and Kicked Him from the Deck into the Sea

On the Night of the 8th of the February, 1904, Our Brave Fleet of Torpedo Boats Fired at the Russian Squadron at Port Arthur and Sank the Enemy's Three Battleships. What a Brilliant Success!

On the Night of the 8th of the February, 1904, Our Brave Fleet of Torpedo Boats Fired at the Russian Squadron at Port Arthur and Sank the Enemy's Three Battleships. What a Brilliant Success!

The Russo-Japanese War, No. 4: On February 13 at 3:00 AM, Braving a Snowstorm, the Japanese Forces Again Attack Port Arthur (Nichi-Ro kōsen zuga; sono yon: Nigatsu jūsannichi gozen sanji dai fūsetsu okashite Ryojunkō saido no shūgeki)