The War. London
The latest [?] reports estimate the number of Turks and Arabs engaged in Thursday's battle at 12,000, of whom six thousand were killed o[?]…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1911
207 stories in New England's papers · page 9 of 11
The War
Turkish attacks on Tripoli Lave been more stubborn than the Italians admit. European refugees assert that the…
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Rumours are current in Turkey about great Italian defeats, which homeless are officially declared in Italy to be…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →War News. The italo-Turkey War. LONDON, Wednesday Night
SHEVKET PASHA states that the Turks recaptured several positions at Tripoli from the Italians, and that the two armies are now face to face…
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Cholera has broken out among the soldiers of the Royal Scots and Lothian Regments in canto[?] at Benares. Eighteen case…
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A very vivid and impressive picture of the horrors of war is presented by Mr. Jack London in the "Nation." Here are the feelings of…
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FIVE THOUSAND tons or Argentine meat arrived at Trieste. Permission to land it was refused, whereupon Italy promptly purchased the cargo and sent it to Tripoli for…
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General Carieva declares that the Arabs, after being paid for surrendering their arms, treacherously attacked the Italians. He says it was…
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An Italian statement giving a detailed version of the case against the Ottoman Government was issued by Reuter's Agency in London, just be…
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The town of Triopoli is practically deserted. Many people died in the streets from cholera. The grand Vizeer declares that…
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BERLINS, Friday.—The " Frankfurter Zeitang's" Tripoli correspondent states that there have been 200 deaths from cholera, and that 100 fresh cases are…
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MAJOR WILKEN, German Military Attache at Tripoli, says that Italy's severity in Tripoli was justified by circumstances. Germany, he said, had taken similar measures…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A cable received in Sydney from the Ottoman Embassy in London declares that the resistance of the Turks continues to be successful, and that the…
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In the Russo-Japanese war, at the battle of Mukden, it is estimated that the number of men engaged was no less than 750,000. The nearest approach to these…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →War News. Chinese Rebellion. LONDON
THE Viceroys and Governors of all Chinese Provinces are commanded to select representatives for a conference in Pekin on national affairs…
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LONDON, Wednesday Night.—Mr. Byles and Mr. Ponsonby, M's.P., and other membersof the House of Commons, made statements at a debate at the new Returm Club…
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The sentences passed on captive Arabs vary from a few years to confinement for life. The prisons being so full, they have been sent to the…
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In the Russo Japanese war, at the battle of Mukden, it is estimated that the number of men engaged was no less than 750,000. The nearest approach to these…
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THE Rev. Br. Jeffries, who is living in retirement in one of Adelaide's beautiful suburbs, but still speaks with his old time vigour on great public…
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TURKISH refugees from Tripoli have not been allowed to land at Trieste, as the Turkish Consul there had not the funds for their journey to Turkey…
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