 When the editor-in-chief of "The Morning Post", James Nicol Dunn, resigned during the during the Russo-Japanese War, Ware had written to Oliver Borthwick and asked whether he could work on the paper's staff.Several years later, in April 1905, Lord Glenesk offered the editorship of "The Morning Post" to Ware, in part through Milner's influence.Ware accepted, and moved back to England, taking the position in March.