War Prepapations in France. LONDON
Six batteries of artillery, with the newest guns, hare been sent to Calais. The French authorities are feverishly arming the new defence works along…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1899
637 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 4 of 32
Attending the Wounded
The cruiser Powerful's surgeons attended the American soldiers wounded during the recent battle with the Filipines…
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The American public are incensed at Messrs. Alger and Engan's position in the Commissary General owing to Colonel Rooseveldt's statement before the Beef Commission that the meat supplied…
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Further particulars of the fighting on Sunday state that the Filipinos trenches were connected with gullies by hidden paths in the canebush, and diagonal rows, loopheled, covered the trenches on…
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One hundred and fifty-seven Americans have been killed, and eight hundred and sixty-four wounded in the Philippines during February and March…
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The New York correspondent of the Times says that the fighting capacity of the Filipines surprises everybody, and he adds that the Filipinos are winning,the respect of the Americans, The American…
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THE thickness of the jungle and the excessive heat hampered the attack on Saturday of the Americans upon the insurgent trenches…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War in Samoa. Bombardment of Mataafa's Stronghold. Three British Sailors Killed. British and American Warships Co-operating. , Auckland
News from Samoa was received to-night to the effect that further fighting has occurred there. Mataafa'e villages have been shelled by the English and American. warships. A force of American and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Filipino War 12,000 People Engaged. Determined American Advance. Two Hundred Filipinos Killed. The Town of Malabon Fired. LONDON
Major-General Elwell S. Otis, reports to the United States Govern, ment that in the engagement in the vicinity of Manila some 12,000…
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Mr. Woodford, the former American Minister at Madrid, mede come interesting disclosures of war secrets in an informal speech at the New York Army any Navy…
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The South Dakota Regiment on Monday crossed the open in brilliant style and charged the Filipinos in the thickets' beyond Tarilae, to the north of Manila. The guns of the Utah…
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The Daily Chronicle says time Germany must recall her Consul-General in Samos, or quit the protectorate. The Standard anticipates that the…
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News from Samoa was received to-night to the effect that further fighting has occurred there. Matasfa'a villages have been shelled by the English and American warships. A force of American and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Pleasantries and Fancies a Soldier's Impudence
Two soldiers at Aldershot, a sentry and a non-commissioned officer, did their best to get even with each other. The officer had a visit from his sweetheart…
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Latest advices from Manila state that Aquinalde is retreating to the mountains. The American troops will not pursue him, as the rainy season has set in…
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Further heavy fighting has occurred between the American troops and the Filipinos. The rebels suffered another roverse at Malolos, their headquarters…
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Odd people live in some of the remote pa[?]ts of this section of the State, says a Charleston correspondent of the " New York Sun." Illiterate, they take no interest in mails,…
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THE Colonel came home upon leave—the only leave spent…
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It is a curious fact, however little real significance it may have, that regularly, since and including the close of the eleventh century, each…
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