Them Soldier Fellows
A young Australian who did not volunteer for service in the Boer War is troubled by the enthusiastic way in which his best girl speaks of the soldiers,…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
1,192 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 36 of 60
War Declared
China has officially declared war against Russia. Great excitement exists throughout the Russia…
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China has officially declared way against Russia. Great excitement exists throughout the Russia…
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The Chinese fleet is concentrating in the China Sea, the Woosong forts being strongthened. The Chinese at Tientsin detained their…
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The Chinese fleet is concentrating in the China Sea, the Woosong forts being strengthened. The Chinese at Tientsin detained their…
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The Chinese fleet is concentrating id the Chinese Sea. The Woo Sung forts are being strengthened. The Chinese at Tientsin detained their…
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A patrol of Australian Bushmen on July 13 encountered a party of Boors, and severely punished them. Sergeant Ryan was wounded in the…
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The columns under Major-General lan Hamilton, Lieutenant-General French, and Major Hickman are forcing General Louis Both from Pretoria towards Middleburg. General Sir Redvers Buller…
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A patrol of Australian Bushmen on July 13 encountered a party of Boers, and severely punished them Sergeant Ryan was wounded in the…
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Among the Europeans massacred at Pekin were :— Sir Claude Macdonald (the British Minister), Lady Macdonald, and two children…
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Among the Europeans massacred at Pekin were:— Sir Claude Macdonald (the British Minister), Lady Macdonald, and two children…
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' I wonder that Jack knew me, he thought ; ' I hardly know myself, haggard and gannt as I am, hollow-eyed and worn. The fever was in my blood when I wrote…
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'I wonder that Jack knew me,' be thought; I hardly know myself, haggard and gaunt as I am, hollow-eyed and worn. The fever was in my blood when I wrote…
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The Russians have occupied Lik[?] arsenal to the north of Tientsin. Korean troops have encountered Chinese on the frontier…
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Private H. F. Hall, of New Zealand, and Private E. Evans, West Australia, were slightly wounded at Bethlehem. Professor Watson Cheyne in a letter…
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Lord Roberts has ordered the wires and children of Boers at Pretoria to rejoin their husbands and relatives fighting at Pionnars Poort, thus lessening the pressure on the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Boer War. LONDON, July 19
A BOER named Wolmarans had been arrested at Hatherley, 13 miles east of Pretoria. Arms and 6000 bars of gold were found concealed in his residence…
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LI HUNG CHANG states that he has had definite nows from Pekin to the effect that all the Ministers of the Powers, except Baron von Ketteler, and all the foreigners…
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Field-Marshal Lord Roberts has ordered the wives and children of Boers at Pretoria to rejoin the men fighting at Poinaars Poort thus lessening the pressure of the food…
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Field-Marshal Lord Roberts has ordered the wives and children of Boers at Pretoria to rejoin the men fighting at Poinaars Poort thus lessening the pressure of the food…
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