The War Cloud
Germany is mobilising her naval reserves for the first time…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1894
493 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 6 of 25
Italy in Travail. Conspirators Rely on War
A startling statement has just been made by Signor Crispi, Primo Minister of Italy, as to the revolutionary movement in that country. Crispi explains that the…
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'But, paps, am I bound to do this for people who are disagreeable to me and who don't meet my views ut all?' 'Certainly-not. Indeed, you may have…
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Bismarck says that the rejection of the commercial treaty between Germany and Russia would lead to war between those nations…
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'Admitting even so much,' it does not follow that this is an intrusion,' she said, langhing. Then she added, with slightly heightened color: 'Mr. Merwyn, I must, at…
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"Papal cried the girl, tearfully, I can't endure thin suspeuse and inaction. Why would it bo bad taste for as to call on Mrs Strabau this evening? She mast know how…
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M. S. Hilaire says that Russia, by securing the control of Persia menaces the civilized world. Fifty officers and others at Odessa have been arrested for betraying Russian secrets to Austria…
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She felt that she did not understand him and she both shrunk from his character and was fascinated by it. She could not now charge him' with disregard' of' her feelings…
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The Marquis of Dufferin and Ava considers that war at present would be unprofitable to any European nation…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Russia Preparing for War. in Spite of Peaceful Protestations. London
Notwithstanding the professed peaceful intentions of the Czar, the Russian army is being rapidly placed on a war footing. It is reported that shortly no…
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Strahan's convalescence need not be dwelt upon, nor the subtle aid given by Marian through flowers, fruit, and occasional calls upon his mother…
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Merwyn called twice on Marian during his friend's convalescence, and could no longer complain of any lack of politeness. Indeed her courtesy was slightly tinged with…
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"Has he commissioned you to help him?'she asked, quickly. "No, no, indeed. You don't know Merwyn or you never would have asked that question'…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War in Brazil. National Insults. British and German Flags Fired Upon
A cable despatched from Rio de Janeiro gives particulars of insults to the British and German flags. Emboldened by the absence of the British and German…
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On one stormy evening, which gave immunity from other callers, Marian joined them, and was soon deeply interested herself. Suddenly becoming conscious of the fact, she…
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The St. Petersburgh Times says that the Russian political leaden are afraid that France may induce war by her impetuous activity abroad and absurd enthusiasm at home…
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The former looked doubtfully at Marian, who added, quickly; 'You cannot refuse papa's invitation, Mr. Merwyn, since it remotes the only scruple that you can have…
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The British Cabinet is forming a committee to deal with matters affecting national defence. It is reported that the Belgium…
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'And, possibly, fear is the reason.' 'I do not think so.' 'It appears strange to me, papa, that you are more ready to trust than I am. If there…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War Cloud. the European Outlook
Aa article by Mr. Archibald Forbes, the famous war correspondent, on "The European Outlook for War," appears in yesterday's Herald. The writer says that…
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