The War
Thirty thousand fresh German soldiers, led by the Crown Prince, have crossed the Mouse River and are advancing upon Liege to assist…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1914
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War Cables. the Latest. London
A cable stated that fifteen German warships had been sunk in the North Sea, and no British ships were damaged, but a later cable…
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Following are press messages received day by day since Friday last week:- Sydney Monday 4.26,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War Cablegrams. Monday night
Fourteen German warships that were in Kiel Bay have departed northwards. The Norwegian merchant steamer…
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Following are press messages received day by day since Friday last week:- Sydney, Friday morning…
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Speaking of the present war the Prime Minister said :â âWe have just to sit tight now and see the thing through. Whatever…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Magnificent the Banks and the War. the Banking Heads Prove Their Belief in Australia
âAs one of tho important papers of Sydney, you ought to give the banks all the credit in the world for what they have done to avert…
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Eight nations are now involved in the war. The Belgians consider that the occupation of the town of Liege…
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A limited number of Specially Prepared and Up-to-date War Maps has been secured by the BUDGET. They measure 20 x [?] inches, and are very…
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The opinion is that a great battle is pending between the Germans and Anglo-French-Belgian Allies, as forces aggregating over…
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The cruiser Amplion struck a float-ing mine near the mouth of the Thames and sank. 23 perished. The destroyer Lance sunk the…
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The events of the recent past must have astonished thousands. All Europe is now ablaze with the approach of war. Never in history…
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Owing to the opposing armies refusing to allow news to be sent from the front, authentic war news is very meagre…
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Several French residents of [?] left this week to go to the from. The two German residents arrived on the steamer Willochra on [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War Cablegrams. Friday, 9.35 a.m
Owing to opposing armies refusing to allow news to be sent from the front authentic war flews is very meagre. Sensational war…
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War news is exceedingly meagre, owing to the full before the big battle. The Germans captured near…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dr. Fitchett on the War
No one knows the battlegrounds of Europe better than Dr. Fitobett, the author of " How England Saved Europe," etc, and his summary in "Life" for…
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An audacious raid was made by German cavalry near Brussels. The Germans fought pluckily, but were hurled back against a strong…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bega's Magnificent Send-off to Its Soldier Braves
Never did a larger, more representative, and enthusiastic gathering assemble in Bega School of Arts than on Monday evening, when a farewell…
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Following are press messages received day by day since Friday last week:- Sydney Monday 4.40 p.m…
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