Latest Cables. the War. London
The Japanese have raised the Russian warship which was sunk at Port Arthur. The Russian newspapers are…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1905
162 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 7 of 9
Personalities. the Soldier Son
THE soldier son of the late Lord Salisbury, Lord Edward Cecil, now Under-Secretary of State for War in Egypt, is often spoken of as a possible…
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At the Returned Soldiers Pay Commission yesterday one man who had distinguished himself in South Africa deposed that when the were leaving…
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The Japanese found heavy undamaged guns in the Korsakovsk forts in Saghalien. Three thousand Russian troops, after…
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Japanese warships are reported off Nikolaevsk, at the mouth of the Amur River, Siberia…
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There are persistent Russian reports that the Japanese are executing a turning movement in Mongolia, 80 miles from the frontier…
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Edgar Wallace writes in the “London Daily Mail” :— “The thing about the Army the [?] the most curious,” said the informing…
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Admiral Kataoku reports that after the Japanese captured the lighthouse at Decastri the squadron silenced at battery of Russian artillery and…
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Walter Gardner, 20 butcher, was charged at Actor, with travelling ok the Great Western railway, from New Milford to Acton, without paying his fare…
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The following contribution by Mr Edgar Wallace to the London “Daily Mail” conveys a lesson worth nothing:— “It’s only nacberal” said Smithy that…
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Japan has o ordered in America 350 steel bridges, 150 locomotives, and 2000 steel cars, stipulating for the quickest possible delivery. They are intended…
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Strikers at Novgorod Steversk tried to prevent the starting of the mail train. After a Cossack had been killed by…
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An Englishman like myself, who has lived many years in Japan, returning at the present time to his native country, must enjoy many…
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The Hereros ambushed a German convoy of 240 men, 30 miles south-east of in. the German colony in Southwest west Africa.”…
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Reuter’s correspondent at Portsmouth new Hampshire, where the [?] Conference is meeting reports that M. Wittee the senior Russian…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Soldier’s Wife. Japanese Corporal’s Letter
The following extract from a letter written to his wife by a Japanese soldier will give a good idea of the Spartan sentiments that animate…
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All the papers report that Thursday’s session of the Peace Conference at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, was a stormy one, with evidence of embittered…
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Now, as both the adventures were to start out on Monday, and as this was Saturday it is plain that there was no time to waste…
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Mr. J. W. Smalley, the New York correspondent of the “Times,” says that if Russia continues the war; American confidence and esteem will be forfeited…
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A Woman is so prominently before the public, in the person of christina, Queen Regent of Spain in connection with the American-Spanish War that it is interesting…
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