Latest War Cables. FRIDAY 3 p.m. the Emden's Crew
It is unofficially reported in Fremantle that the Emden's crew is expected there on Sunday…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1914
313 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 13 of 16
The War. Fall of Tsing-tao Destruction of the Emden
It is officially reported that in the naval engagement between British and German warships in the Sooth Pacific, the Good Hope and the Monmouth, although both on…
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THE Milan correspondent of the London "Daily Chronicle " telegraphed on September 18 :—" La Tribuna " is informed from an authoritative Russian source that Russia…
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Pictures of the Great War convey a vivid impression of the terrible happenings in Europe during the struggle now in progress. It seems almost incredible that…
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A communique states that action from the Lys to the sea has become less severe. German efforts to cross the Yser…
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The Kaiser has returned to Kolomar and appears anxious and taci[?]. A blizzard id raging over the battlefield in Flanders. The fighting in…
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The German cruiser Emden destroyed the cable station at Coo[?]s Islands, a group about 1200 miles S.W. of Singapore. In the meantime the warship Sydney came up,…
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It is reported that the inhabitants of East Prussia and Silesia, having discovered the enormous strength of the invading Russian army, are…
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LONDON, Saturday.--It is officially announced that Earl Roberts is dead. Sir George Reid cabled from London on Saturday:--…
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The "Daily Mail's" Petrograd correspondent strongly foreshadows the possibility of the Germans sparing troops for the western front…
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Sergeant-major White, of the Army Service Corps, who, at the battle of Colenso (South Africa), carried Lieutenant Roberts, mortally…
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The Russians, advancing on Erzeroum on three sides, found the road practically open to within a few miles, where they were confronted by the…
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Sir.--Mrs Langtree and Mrs. Arthur. Onslow are making and collecting warm, shirts, socks, mittens, and caps to send to the men of the…
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It is unofficially reported in Fremantle that the Emden's crew are expected there on Sunday. It is rumoured in Washington that the…
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THE heroic death of Abbe Delebecque, curate of the parish of Maing, is described in the "Echo de Park " of September 24. The Abbe, who had gone to a religious…
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It is officially stated in Berlin that the Russian advance near soldan was repulsed. It is also stated that strong Russian forces were thrown back on…
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It is reported in West Flanders that the impression exists among officers and men from the trenches that the German attack has spent itself and…
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The German losses south of Dixmude are appalling. Three-thousand were killed in 10 minutes. German officers estimate that they had…
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The local branches of the Commercial Bank and the New South wales have received circulars from the Tanned sheepskin clothing…
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The Chamber of Commune is making another urgent appeal for their War Food Fund. The object of the fund is the distribution of food…
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