Latest War Cables. The Sickness of Soldiers
London, Thursday.—No troops are to be withdrawn from South Africa until the close of the war. London, Thursday.—The Peace Delegates…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
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Latest War Cables. The Sickness of Soldiers
London, Thursday.—No troops are to be withdrawn from South Africa until the close of the war. London, Thursday.—The Peace Delegates…
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Lieutenant General Ian Hamilton has through a fall sustained a broken collarbone. Australians in Action.'…
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Lieutenant General Ian Hamilton has through a fall sustained a broken collarbone. Australians in Action…
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No troops will be withdrawn from South Africa until the close of the war. Botha, a Bond member of the Cape…
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Later reports of the railway of the railway culverts state that the Boers attacked the British at Honingspruit, and burnt three culverts before reinforcements could arrive from Kroonstad. The…
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Further particulars have been received of the capture of the Take forts by the allies. The first fort on the north si[?]e of the river was captured by the Japanese…
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Further particulars have been received of the capture of the Take forts by the allies. The first fort on the north si[?]e of the river was captured by the Japanese…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Storyteller Her Soldier Lover Chapter XXI—Continued
'You were speaking of Lady Natalie.' ' Of Lady Natalie—of many things ! You have not yet given me your promise to pay a farewell visit to the Hall. Do you…
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'You were speaking of Lady Natalie.' 'Of Lady Natalie—of many things! You have not yet given me your promise to pay a farewell visit to the Hall. Do you…
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London, June 29.— The combined movement by the British to crash Commandant de Wet, who is active in the northern portion of the Orange River Colony, has commenced…
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LONDON, June 29. -- Sir E. H. Seymour, finding that it was impossible to cope with the Chines hordes who barred his path to Pekin, tried to retreat, but then…
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It was reported in Victoria Barracks on Friday afternoon that there was a very good prospect of an infantry contingent going to China from this colony. Several officers…
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The combined movement by the British to crush Commandant de Wet now raiding in the northern portion of the Orange River Colony has commenced…
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The combined movement by the British to crush Commandant de Wet now raiding in the northern portion of the Orange River Colony has commenced…
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The combined movement by the British to crush Commandant Wet, whole active, in the northern portion of the Orange River Colony, has commended. The British have already had several small…
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Sir E. H. Seymour, finding that it was impossible to cope with the Chinese hordes who barred his path to Pekin, tried to retreat, but then found himself surrounded…
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Sir E. H. Seymour, finding that it was impossible to cope with the Chinese hordes who barred his path to Pekin, tried to retreat, but then found himself surrounded…
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It was dreadful, so soon after Dacey's death; but she had never cared for Darcy. She only remembered his passionate utterances, his shining wistful eyes. He had…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Queanbeyan Age with Which Ar Incorporated Queanbeyan Times, Bungendore Mirror & Captain's Fla Miner. Wednesday, July 4, 1900. Local and General. Death of a Soldier
The first death among the many brave young fellows who went from the Queanbeyan district to bear the brunt of battle for Britain's sake in South Africa. The first…
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