The War
Servian troops on a steamer in the Danube exchanged shots with Austrian troops, and an important engagement ensued. Great…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1914
357 stories in South Coast's papers · page 2 of 18
The War. Sydney
Both the Austrian and Servian troops are rapidly advancing Belgrade is being bombarded. [Belgrade is a manufacturing city,…
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Canadian Ministers are considering the making of an offer to assist Britian in the event of her becoming embroiled in war…
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Germany has sent an ultimatum to Russia giving her 24 hours to explain her mobilisation. Saturday morning…
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War matters have moved rapidly in Europe during the last few days, and all the Great Powers are now in the fight, which gives promise of being one of the…
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The following incidents in connection with the outbreak of the Austro-Servian war, and the subsequent declaration of war by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Civic War Ended. Mayor Peak Extends the Olive Branch
While the war microbe is virulent in Europe, and stirring the nations to get into battle array, it is gratifying to know that the pestiferous poison is less active…
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In the House of Commons the Secretary of Foreign Affairs announced that the Cabinet had decided that if the German fleet came…
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The German steamer [?] Brisbane and the agents [?] last Saturday from the [?] many reporting them [?]…
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[?] going to press yesterday evening [?] the following [?] the War [?]ourne…
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The a hove will be posted up on the notice boards in front of our offices, but in order to partly meet the heavy additional expense…
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In the House of Commons the Secretary for Foreign Affairs announced that the Cabinet had decided that if the German fleet came…
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The following telegrams were received from day to day during the week:- Sydney, Sunday…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →London Newspapers. What Is Britain’s Duty! Unionists Advise Action. Radical Dislike of War
The London morning newspapers devote long leading articles to the situation, from which the following representative opinions have been…
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The war overshadows every other question throughout the civilised world, and the most affected individual need not pretend…
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Canada contemplating purchasing three dreadnoughts for presentation to Britain. There was an unparalleled scene…
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Lord Kitchenor has accepted the post of Secretary for War. 'General Inn Hamilton has been appointed to the command of the…
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Two Australian liners of the P & C Company. the Palma and the Peshawar, have been requisitioned by the Imperial Government for…
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Desperate fighting by the Belgians has been made against the Germans. A hundred thousand Germans are marching on Liege…
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