| M. Delcasse tenders his resignation. | |
| 21. | Statement by M. Rouvier that the French government meant to respect absolutely neutrality between the belligerents, and had given precise orders to all its agents in the Far East. |
| 22. | M. Delcasse's resignation withdrawn. Rojestvensky leaves Kamranh Bay. |
| 24. | Russian attack on Chang-tu and Kaiyuan repulsed. |
| Rojestvensky returns to Kamranh Bay. | |
| 26. | Rojestvensky again leaves Kamranh Bay. |
| 27. | Nebogatoff reported off Penang. |
| 1. | Japanese reach Tiao-yu-tai, 28 miles north of Tunghwa. |
| United States Government urges upon China the advisability of enforcing so far as possible the neutrality of Chinese harbors. | |
| Russian fleet at Port Dayet, 40 miles north of Kamranh Bay. | |
| 2. | Russian fleet reported at Honkohe Bay. |
| 4. | Japanese minister in Paris asks for explanation concerning news received by his government as to violation of neutrality in Indo-Chinese waters. |
| 5. | Four Russian torpedo boats burn a Japanese sailing vessel off Hokkaido. |
| Nebogatoff passes Singapore. | |
| 8. | Publication of French semi-official note denying charges of breach of neutrality. |
| 9. | Rojestvensky leaves Honkohe Bay. |
| Nebogatoff off Cape St. James. | |
| Two Russian cruisers sighted off Aomori, on the north coast of Nippon. | |
| Russians repulsed at Ying-pien-mun. | |
| 12. | Rojestvensky returns to Honkohe Bay. |
| 13. | Martial law proclaimed throughout Formosa. |
| 14. | The Baltic fleet leaves Honkohe Bay for the north. |
| 15. | The Japanese Government vetoes the export of coal to Indo-China. |
| 17. | Admiral Birileff appointed to the command of the naval forces in the Pacific. |
| 18- | 25.Desultory fighting in Manchuria. Japanese successes. |
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