The War
The following news has been received:— LONDON, June 19. Judge Schagen van Leeuveen, of…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
588 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 20 of 30
War in China
The guns of the British Cruiser, Undaunted, have been trained on the forts at Woosung, so as to over-awe Shanghai…
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Drafts of ex-President Steyh's manifesto to the burghers of the Orange Free State on the outbreak of the war have been found at Bloemfontein,…
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Lord Roberts has despatched a, column to reinforce Lieut.-General Baden- Powell, who was last reported to have arrived at Klerksdorp…
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The Duke of Devonshire states that the Imperial Government will not allow the Boers to obtain by political intrigue what they lost by force of…
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The gravity of the news from China is apparent even to the least thoughtful person Owing to serious opposition and lack of food the British force,…
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LONDON, June 19.—The 900 British prisoners at Nooitgedacht, on the Delagoa Bay line, east of Middleburg, are suffering great hardships, being fed on mealies…
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Lord Roberts is still achieving victories in the Transvaal, hut there is no doubt the war will be carried or. for some considerable time yet, On the top of this…
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A gentleman once bought a shabby-looking horse, and asked his groom to try it. After the animal had been trotted…
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London, June 18. — The German Consul-in-Chief telegraphs that a Japanese torpedo boat reports the capture by the “Boxers” of the Foreign Legations…
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FURTHER details of the escape of Lord Kitchener have been received. While he was sleeping in a car at Kopje Siding, 38 miles north of Kroonstadt, near Rhenoster,…
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LONDON, June 20,—A British reconstruction train was attacked by a detachment of Boers on Thursday last at Leeuwspruit…
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Oh, my daddy is a soldier, And has gone to serve the Queen; He wears a scarlet jacket, The cuffs are made of green…
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The following wars news has been received:— LONDON, June 24. It is represented that Lord Dundonald…
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Affairs in Ashanti are still unsettled. Colonel Wilcox has resumed his march to Kumassi…
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FROM 'The British Case against Boer Republics's pamhet [?] by the Imperial South African [?] we extrct what is urged…
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The invalided soldiers, who arrived by the Australasian, were entertained by the Victorian Government, at Parliament House, Melbourne…
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It is reported that Tientsin is Relieved. The losses sustained by tko relief column were very small. The Russians suffered the heaviest…
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THAT the enthusiasm displayed by the Motherland dependencies regarding the present South African Campaign evinces a patriotism never before known in the…
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The Rhodesian companies have offered the Australian Bushmen large farms practically gratis if they will settle in Rhodesia…
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