Sea Battle Near Port Arthur, March 10, 1904, A Sailor from the Japanese vessel Sazanami Jumps Aboard a Russi...

A Battle near Port Arthur (Ryojunkō fukin kōsen)

A Great Sea Battle at Port Arthur

A Fierce Cavalry Battle near Port Arthur (Ryojunkō fukin kihei gekisen)

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)

The Naval Battle At Port Arthur On The Snowy Morning Of February, 1904

Engagement at Port Arthur, February 14, 1904

Battaglia di Port-Arthur Battle of Japan Sea

The first infantry fighting near Fongheatun, W. of Port Arthur

A Fierce Battle at Port Arthur (Ryojunkō daigekisen no zu)

THE LANDING OF JAPANESE TROOPS NEAR PORT ARTHUR

A Great Battle in the Vicinity of Port Arthur (Ryojunkō fukin daigekisen)

Navy Commander Hirose Takeo in battle at Port Arthur

Torpedo hits a Russian Warship at the Battle of Port Arthur

Torpedo hits a Russian Warship at the Battle of Port Arthur

Homes near the battle-ground, protected by Japan's soldiers - Chinese village between Dalney and Port Arthur

Yamanaka Commands a Gun at the Battle of Port Arthur

"Banzai" for the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy: A Naval Battle near Port Arthur (Teikoku riku kaigun banzai; Ryojunkō fukin kaisen no zu)

The attack of the mountain artillery train near Fongheatun, W. of Port Arthur

T E JAPANESE BATTLESHIP HATSUSE, WHICH WAS LOST THROUGH STRIKING A MINE OUTSIDE PORT ARTHUR, ON MAY 14, 1904

In the Battle of the Yellow Sea, a Sailor Aboard Our Japanese Warship Matsushima, on the Verge of Dying

THE JAPANESE DESTROYER KASUMI, WHICH WAS ENGAGED IN A HAND-TO-HAND FIGHT ON MARCH 10, AT PORT ARTHUR. Admira...

[Naval battle scene - ships and small boats engaged in battle in a bay near a fort]

First Blockade of the Entrance to the Harbor of Port Arthur on the Night of February 24, 1904

SCENES FROM JAPAN: A JAPANESE IRIS GARDEN. (Otago Witness, 30 March 1904)