The War. Latest Cables. Success for the Allies. London
It is officially announced in Paris that a terrific battle has taken place in the Champagne district. The French penetrated the German lines to…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1915
343 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 13 of 18
A Soldier's Letter
Private Roy Holcombe King writing to his aunt, Miss Jenkins, of Rose Bay, gives an interesting account of the trip on board the transport as far…
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Mrs M. Sloan, of Campbell street, has received a telegram from Fremantle to the following effect from her son Albert: "On steamer Ulysses,…
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At Walker's Rooms on Saturday evening the ex-members of the A.G.A. entertained their comrades, Sergeant-Major McIntosh and Sergeant Souter,…
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A very pleasant evening was spent at Willow Vale, Gerringong, on Thursday, last, when the neighbours and friends assembled at Mr. Charles John…
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The Prime Minister (Mr. Fisher) deprecates any suggestion that the Federal Government intend to follow up the taking of the wealth census with the…
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Recent letters received from the London Chamber of Commerce by the Sydney Chamber of Commerce point out that the supply of foodstuffs on…
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"[?]orwents," the leading Socialist newspaper in Germany, publishes an article on Berlin Streets in War Time. in which attention is drawn,…
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In the Greek Parliament the Premier received an ovation. He justified the order for mobilisation. The leader of the Opposition recognised…
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From the British Headquarters in France Reuter's representative sent the following:—The medical officer of a casualty clearing station, a clever…
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The following letter dated July 10th, was received from the Peninsula toy Private T. Dawes family, at Corrimal:—…
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An official statement has been made by Bulgaria denying the arrival of German officers to help in the administration of the Bulgarian…
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By A. G. Hales, in "John Burk," we are going to win this war, in spite of the poor quality of the patriotism of many from whom we had…
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At the local hospital on Sunday Private Jack Eagleton passed away after a brief illness. It appeal s that he bad been in hospital at the…
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On Saturday night a number of Wollongong soldiers from Liverpool and other camps arrived home. They were met by the members of the…
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Barbed wire was invented by a farmer, 50 years ago, for the simple purpose of preventing cattle from breaking their way through fences, but the…
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Until it has done its work of cleaning up a world hampered and contaminated by the result of a century of peace, wealth seeking, concentration…
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The Bulgarian forces are concentrate in at Strumnitz, 65 miles north of Salonica, and threaten the Salonica railway. The Bulgarian Premier has…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Soldier's Funeral
The remains of the late Private Jack Eagleton were accorded a military funeral on Tuesday afternoon. The funeral cortege, left the Wollongong…
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The Relative of all the Kiama Recruits on active service or in hospital are, requested to send to the Kiama Red Cross Society before Wednesday…
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