THE FAR EAST.
JAPAN’S POSITION,
By Telegraph. Press Association. Copyrigbj Tokio, Nov. 11.
At a banquet hore, attended by 250 of the most educated section of the people, it was decided to petition the Mikado to take prompt and decisive action to enforce the Manchurian settlement. The Prime Minister of Japan, in receiving an anti-Russian League, urged tho necessity of unity and solidarity amongst the Japanese to faee the existing situation, whioh was most critical.
London, Nov. 11,
Colonel Brown, lato military attaohiTin China, estimates the cost of the Siberian railway at 75 millions sterling. It is invaluable for military purposes, though troops by train take 20 days in makiog the journey.
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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 1046, 13 November 1903, Page 2
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