General War News
LONDON, Tuesday.—The weather in the North Se[?] beautifully fine, and the atmosphere [?]. It is probable that a moratorium will be…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1914
982 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 11 of 50
The Latest War News. British Troops Landed in France. the King's Message. Advice From Lord Kitchener; "Fear God, Honour the King." Japan's Ultimatum. Integrity of China. Russia Makes Conspicuous Advances. Russia Prepared to Place 20,000,000 Soldiers in Action. Wounded German Soldiees in France.—state That War Will Not End on the Battlefield, But in a Sanguinary Revolution in Germany. N. S. Wales Troops Off to the Front. Important Engagement at Dinant. Successful French Charge. London
It is stated that the French allowed the Germans to enter Dinant while preparing a crushing blow. The engagement began in the afternoon, and opened with a deadly artillery fire,…
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The following races of pay per day for the militia that have been mobilised, as laid down in the universal taaining regulations, have been announced by the military authorities:…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Lord Kitchener's great plan for replenishing the army has won universal approval. It is founded on the possibility of the war being a long and stubborn…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—The following was the King's message to the troops before their departure for France:— "You are leaving home to fight for the safety…
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The French have reached Mahange, 19 miles from Metz. The cavalry had a successful encounter with the Germans…
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Over two thousand volunteers have been enrolled at Brisbane. Over one hundred first aid classes have been organised throughout the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War and the Elections
The following letter from Mr. W. Massy Greene appeared in last thursday's issue of the "Telegraph." : --…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →War Notes. Fighting on Historic Ground
Events have amply borne out the prediction (writes "J. S." in the course of an interesting article in the "Telegraph") that the first phase of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Effects of the War. Some of the Consequences
Mr. W. M. Hughes writes: -- War, the scourge of the world, is upon, us, and in a shape so appalling as to make the most resolute tremble,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →How the War Started. Germany's Tarradiddles. London
A German White Book on the war has been presented to the Reichstag. It. develops the theory that Servia was Russia's tool in a conspiracy against…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War Lord. in the Eyes of London's Crowd. His Grim Impassive Pose
The Kaiser has always had an intense fascination for the people of London. Some instinctive sense of the coming of the titanic struggle in…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The European War. Japan Wants Fight. Her Ultimatum to Germany America May Interfere. London
Japan has issued an ultimatum to Germany giving the latter 24 hours to withdraw all warships from the China Son, also to surrender her…
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The British Official Bureau announces desultory lighting between the British patrolling squadron and the German cruisers reconnoitreing in the…
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Cojus regio ejus religio (of whom in the head, the rest follow) is not [?] the liberal translation but a [?] one, and this is evidenced…
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Introduced earlier in the week with the object of giving the Government power to deal with any war situation that may arise…
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The movement initiated by the ladies' patriotic meeting at Ulmarra on Monday for the purpose of securing hospital requisites and comforts for the members of the Australian…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The German are marching direct on Brussels, via Huy and Jodoigne. The seat of Government in Belgium has…
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This State seems to lag behid some others in the amount collected to relieve the distress which is certain to be caused by the war. But the reason seems to be that so many…
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Germany is pouriug her troops into Belgium through Aix-la-Chapelle at such a raie that each army corps is said to be almost stumbling over the heels of the one in front of it. In…
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