War Correspondent's Faithful Servant
Mr. F. A. McKenzie, the war correspondent, gives an interesting proof of the fidelity of the Korean lads who sowed him in the Japanese war. Writing in "The Quiver,"…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1906
258 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 4 of 13
Germany's Little War
[?] German Reichstag has voted 30,000, marks (£1,500.000) for the suppression [?] Herero rising in German South-west [?]…
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With the return to European Russia of sections of the Manchurian army, the awful fact has come to light that after each battle the…
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I felt like an icicle; nothing that he could say to me would thaw me. "It is about or marriage, dear,'he replied, coming quite close to me, and making…
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I A British soldier describes the following incident which occurred some years ago, when he was on active service in Burmah. I…
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An[?] Shestopaloff, of the village Biakova, Government of Tula, was summoned to the military chief of the dis-, trict, who said to her: "Thine husband…
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I hardly know even then what I was going to do: London seemed the most likely place both to lose myself in and to find employment, and I thought I would take the early…
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Miss Ethel McCaul, accompanied by Miss El[?] St. Aubin, left England in March, 1904, to fulfil a mission which had been entrusted to her—that of inspecting the work…
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THE production of the Russe-Japanese military drama, "The Prisoner of War," by Dan Barry s Dramatic Company on Thursday next, 5th April, in…
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I was very unwise, I dare say. Paul Jones was a stranger to me, and might have been leading me to some place where I should be robbed and murdered, and got rid of, so that…
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Writing in "Harper's Magazine," General W. A. Greely traces the use, and discusses the various uses of balloons in war time. The first time…
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It was in a mood of wonderful Inspiration that Rouget de Lisle wrote both words and music of the world-famous "Marseillaise," said to be the most inspiring…
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A report from Wellington (N.Z.) states that "war" has been declared between the Federal line of steamers on the one hand and the Shaw,…
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The veteran French officer, General de Negricr. lias Riven to the "Revue des Deux Mondes" his criticisms of the Russo-Japanese campaign…
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Well, the outcome of our talk was that the good lady agreed to let me make ray home with her, and she was to assist me in finding work. I gave my name as Olive Patterson…
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A sensational shooting affair occurred in Adelaide on Saturday. Shortly before midnight a shot rang out suddenly, and a woman's voice called "Police, police, murder." Then two more…
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IN the luridly picturesque language of Mr. Heaghney, the Secretary of the Victorian Central Executive, the decision has been arrived at "to put…
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A sensational shooting affair occurred in Adelaide on Saturday. Shortly before midnight a shot rang out suddenly, and a woman's voice called "Police, police, murder." Then two more…
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"Luckily," writes the Paris correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph," on 18th January, "the High Council of War was not sitting on Monday…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Our Sydney Letter. Sydney, Wednesday. [From Our Correspondent.] War to the Knife
In the luridly picturesque language of Mr Heaghney, the Secretary of the Victorian Central Executive, the devision has been arrived at "to put the…
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