War Fever in Servia the Porte's Warning London, Monday afternoon
Russia's remonst[?]ances have caused a fresh outbreak of war fever in Servia The Porte has informed Servia that the transport of explosives through…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1909
208 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 3 of 11
A Woman's War
"If he had trusted me with the secret," she said to herself, "I should not have to find out now for myself." Of after consequences she never thought…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Alpine Avalanche Soldiers Rescued London, Wednesday afternoon
A later report states that all the Austrian soldiers who were overwhelmed by the Brenner avalanche have been rescued…
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''I have really wished to know you Miss Camsron," she said, "and the great attraction of the ball to me was your presence."…
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Adelaide spoke some kind words to her Margarita's answer was a bow. Her impulse was to seize the young heiress, and to hold her white hands tightly, and say,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →War Office Tenders. London, March 9
The War Office is inviting tenders in June for 666,6801bs of canned meat to be delivered in September and October The replacement clause has been…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Bushranging Affray One Man Killed, Another Wounded Brisbane
It is reported that an affray, savoring of bushranging, has occurred in the neighborhood of Chinchilla station, on the western line, 200 miles from here, It is stateduthat…
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"And you think her clever ?" "Yes," replied madame, with some reserve, "she is clever enough, I am sure, for anything."…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Anti-Opium War the Year's Seizures SYDNEY,Thursday
During the present year, the Customs officers at Sydney have accounted for 200O tins of opium which have been seized on shipboard or on shore, and the whole lot is…
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"Is Lord Rylestone a relative of yours?" Margarita asked quickly and then the fair face of the heiress grew crimson…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Australia's Cadets. "Well Equipped, and Soldierly." London, March 14
In a spirited speech after inspecting the cadets of the Royal Rifle Corps, the Prince of Wales cited Australia's well equipped and soldierly cadets as…
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Margarita trembled so that she could hardly speak. Surely no one was ever placed in a more terrible dile[?]. She could not persist in her refusal. Miss…
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"You do not know what bright future may be in store for you," continued Miss Cameron. "I know what my own future will, be,"…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Motors for War a Successful Trial. London, Thursday afternoon
In order to test the practicability of motor-cars in warfare the Autombile Association conveyed a battalion of Guards, full strength,…
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The month of blossoms was gone, leaving the sweet odor of May flowers behind. The first day of June downed bright and warm and beautiful Heaven…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →French Postal Strike Soldiers Repairing the Wires London, Sunday afternoon
Soldiers are repairing 150 provincial wires which have been cut in the neighbourhood of Paris,…
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June was come, and Adelaide was in a fever of suspense. She could hardly tell why she had a faint hope, yet she had one. There had been such a pleasant exchange…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Welcome Home
A smoke concert will be given to Mr. Herb. Daly (who will shortly return to Mudgee after a tour through England and America) at the…
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"I could not have borne that," she thought; "to have known that I was the obstacle between my darling and the money which ought to have been his would…
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When the gentlemen were alone they expressed their ideas one to the other on the subject of the heiress's beautiful dark eyed companion. Sir William disclosed his…
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