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Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee) · The wars & local soldiers

The wars & local soldiers, 1898

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America and Spain. End of the War. London

The Blayney Advocate and Carcoar Herald · Saturday 20 August 1898 · page 2

The protocol for the establish sent of peace was signed at Washington yesterday by Mr. W. R. Day, on behalf of tue United States, and M. Cambon, as Special Envoy on behalf of Spain…

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The Cuban War Spain and the United States. the Capituation of Manilla. the Details Arranged. London

National Advocate · Saturday 20 August 1898 · page 3

The terms of the capituation of Manilla have been signed by General Jaudenes, the Spanish Governor-geoeral of the Philippines…

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The Cuban War Spain and the United States. Reception of Sampson's Fleet. London

National Advocate · Monday 22 August 1898 · page 2

Immense receptions have been accorded to Admiral Sampson's fleet at New York…

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The Cuban War Spain and the United States. the Situation at Manilla. London

National Advocate · Wednesday 24 August 1898 · page 3

The situation at Manilla is stated to be very unsatisfactory. Hundreds of the insurgents are deserting from their leader, and trying to…

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War Medals Won by Women

The Gulgong Advertiser and Western Districts Representative · Friday 26 August 1898 · page 2

A woman is so prominently before the public in the person of Christina, Queen Regent of Spain, in connection with the American Spanish War. that it is intersting…

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The Cuban War. U. S. Troops Leaving Cuba. Cost of the War to Spain. London

National Advocate · Saturday 27 August 1898 · page 3

Latest news from Cuba is that General Shafter has sailed from Santiago, and the last detachment of the army leaves for America to-day…

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Leaving War Troubles Behind. LONDON

National Advocate · Tuesday 6 September 1898 · page 3

General Pando has secretly sailed for Spain, taking with him 12,000,000 francs…

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Effects of the War

National Advocate · Friday 9 September 1898 · page 2

Admiral Dewey's blockade of the Philippines threatens to create a cordage dearth throughout the civilized world. It has doubled the price of Manila rope and twine…

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2nd-Edition The-World British Troops in the Soudan. Slaughtering the Wounded. Prevention of Treachery. London

National Advocate · Friday 9 September 1898 · page 3

After the Dervishes had withdrawn from the main attack upon the Agnlo-Egyptian army at Egega, the Soudanese of Sir H. Kitchener's expedition cleared…

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Serious Rising in Crete. Conflict Between Mussulmen and British. Several Soldiers Killed. London

National Advocate · Friday 9 September 1898 · page 3

A conflict of a most serious nature has occurred in the Cretan town of Candia, between Mussulmen and the British troops…

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A Terrible War Bill

The Blayney Advocate and Carcoar Herald · Saturday 10 September 1898 · page 4

Even to those who profess to know something of the terrible cost of war it will be somewhat of a shock to learn that the six principal wars of the latter half ceatury have…

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British Troops in the Soudan. Slaughtering the Wounded. Prevention of Treachery

The Bathurst Post · Thursday 15 September 1898 · page 8

After the Dervishes had withdrawn from the main attack upon the Anglo-Egyptian army at Egega, the Soudanese of Sir H. Kitchener's…

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Spanish Soldiers Returned. LONDON

National Advocate · Thursday 22 September 1898 · page 3

The steamer West Indian has arrived at Cadiz with 1300 Spanish soldiers from Cuba…

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The Wool War

The Gulgong Advertiser and Western Districts Representative · Friday 23 September 1898 · page 8

The outcome of the recent dispute in the wool "trade was a conference arranged by the buye s between the Associated Brokers and the Cooperative…

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War Declared. the Siege of Airly

Lithgow Mercury · Friday 23 September 1898 · page 3

War has been declared and the Salvatian Army besieged our village Inst Saturday and conducted a four night's service also, finishing up with a tea- meeting on Tuesday, when we were honored with a…

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The Spanish-American War. LONDON

National Advocate · Saturday 24 September 1898 · page 3

Admiral Montojo, who commanded the Spanish fleet in the Philippines, has been suspended. Spanish convicts, who fought against…

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2nd—Edition The World The Spanish-American War. Evacuation of Cuba. London

National Advocate · Monday 26 September 1898 · page 3

The United States authorities are insisting on the immediate evacuation of Cuba by the Spanish…

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Welcome Home

National Advocate · Thursday 29 September 1898 · page 3

Mr. J. P. Hackney, J.P., who recently underwent an operation in Sydney, has returned to Burraga, and his numerous friends will be pleased to learn that…

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The Printer-miller War

The Carcoar Chronicle · Friday 7 October 1898 · page 3

Mr. William H. Short, of the Great Western Roller Flour Mills, Carcoar, once again bobs-up serenely. Readers, don't giggle too much when perusing…

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The Soudan Campaign. Cause of the Soldiers' Illness

National Advocate · Wednesday 12 October 1898 · page 3

The "Daily Chronicle" says the use of tinned beef and excessive drinking caused the sickness of the British soldiers at Alexandria…

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