The War
Two German notes to the value of £5400 was found in the vest pocket of General von Bulow, who was killed at Haelen. The…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1914
357 stories in South Coast's papers · page 7 of 18
War Cables. the Latest. London
An official report from Bordeaux statee that there are indications that the Germans are retreating along the whole line. The result…
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It is almost certain that another engagement has taken place in the North Sea. The Press Bureau official tower states that German destroyers…
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Latest news from the front states that the Allies have forced the Germans back twelve miles. 4.40 p m…
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The Allies continue to gain ground and their left wing has crossed the Marne, pursuing the retreating enemy. The British…
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Ten thousand Ulster volunteers have joined Kitchener's army. The victories won by the Russian armies have aroused frantic…
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25,000 Germans are paid to have been buried near Luneville. The Austrian losses in the two big battles in Galicia are estimated…
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So great is the demand for literature about the war that even that eminently domestic Australasian magazine "Everylady's Journal," has succumbed to the…
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The Russians have captured Czermay, Gat[?] and Soyhava. The Austrians have been repulsed beyond the Carpathian…
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The Ali[?] continue to gain ground and their left wing has crossed the Marne, pursuing the retreating enemy. The British…
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A commission of enquiry has ascertained that the Germans have that ton priests. Last year several thousand Belgian…
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The latest reports state that the [?] of the Germans in deepening into complete disaster. The French troops on the outer left are…
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The battle of the Marne was fought in the fruit country of France; under a cannonade of their own artillery, the British fought ste[?]ly through the…
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Official report from Bordeaux states there are indications the Germans are retreating along the whole line; the result of four days' fighting shows the…
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The Prince of Wales war fund has reached £2,530,000. General Joffre, in a message to the French troops, said: "The troops…
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Cardinal Mercier, Archbishop of Mechlin (Malines) has arrived in London from Rome, after having attended the election of the new Pope. The…
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The South African House of Assembly and the Senate have adopted an address to the King thanking him for his message…
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A Paris official report states that the enemy are making a stand on a front marked by the river Aisne in the centre, as well as on the heights…
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Details of the sinking of the German cruiser Hela show that a British submarine, stalking the cruiser without being detected…
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Official press bureau says tint the general retreat of the Germans continues in disorder. 15000 German prisoners, and a…
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