latest War News Cablegram to Mercury. LONDON, Friday. Severe Sea Battle. Britisher's Gallaut Fight
A correspondent of the New York "Herald" at Vaharaiso, in describing a naval battle off the South American coast says:—…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1914
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War News. LONDON, Saturday. Allies East of Nieuport
The Allies are progressing slightly in the east of Nieuport…
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The Allies are advancing steadily all along the battle front in France. Germans Driven from Trenches…
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Admiral Craddock's fleet fought an engagement off the coast of South America with a superior German force. The cruiser…
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Britain is stated to have 1,800,000 men under arms, and leave lost 30,000 killed, wounded and missing since the…
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The Allies progressed slightly east of Nieuport. The Germans renewed their attacks on the right bank of the Yser with less energy, particularly as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War News. LONDON, Tuesday. Germans Losses in Poland
It is estimated that the enemy losses during the recent fighting in Poland were 300,000 men…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest War News Cablegram to "Manaro Mercury." London, Friday. Rear Admiral Court Martialled
The London "Globe" states that Rear Admiral Tronbridge, in command-of the Mediterranean Fleet, when war started…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest War News. (Continued from page 3,) Wednesday. Caught at Last! the Sydney Accounts for the Emden
The Emden destroyed the cable station at Cocos Island, which is situated in the Indian Ocean, midway between Freemantle and Colombo, on…
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Mr. Asouith will ask Parliament to sanction the rating of another million men. He intends to issue a loan of…
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DEATH OF LORD ROBERTS. The death of Lord Roberts V.C. one of the most…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War News. LONDON, Saturday. the Emden-sydney Engagement
During the naval engagement off the Cocos Island each cruiser attempted to torpedo the other. SYDNEY'S SUPERIOR SPEED…
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Two hundred of the crew of the Emden were killed and 30 wounded. The captain was not injured. The prisoners include the Kaiser's…
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General De Wet is reported to have been wounded in the recent fighting in South Africa…
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A report has been received from H.M.A.S. Sydney that one officer, seven seamen, and one boy have been sent to the…
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TWO N.S.W. SOLDIERS DIE. AT SEA. Private H.V. Keandal and J. S. Lowe of the New South Wales…
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General Sherman—War is hell. Benjamin Franklin—There never was a good war or a bad peace. Thomas Jefferson—I abhor war, and…
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The Sydney returned to Cocos Island on Tuesday. The captain stated that having the advantage of speed, he was able to keep out of range of the…
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A British cruiser seized the American steamer Kroilhud, in the Mediterranean. She had 2500 tons of war…
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The Germans claim a great victory over the Russians advancing on Thorn. The streets of Berlin are decorated. The Emperor congratulated the…
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