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The wars & local soldiers, 1893

628 stories in Sydney's papers · page 17 of 32

Serious Railway Accident. Passengers Killed and Wounded

Evening News · Thursday 7 September 1893 · page 4

LONDON, September 6. Another disastrous railway collision is reported from America. A train travelling between Chicago and…

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The Male Personation at Elmore. a Remarkable Career. a Soldier in the Franco-german War

The Daily Telegraph · Thursday 7 September 1893 · page 5

MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--The person calling herself Jack Jorgensen, who died at Elmore last evening and who turned out to be a woman, had for years concealed her sex…

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The Male Personation in Victoria. a Soldier in the Franco-german War

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 September 1893 · page 16

MELBOURNE, Wednesday.— The person calling herself Jack Jorgensen, who died at Elmore last evening and who turned out to be women, had for years concealed her sex. She was known in…

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The British Miners' Strike. Choking the Pits and Incendiarism. the Military Fire Upon the Rioters. Many of the Men Wounded

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 9 September 1893 · page 9

LONDON, Friday.--Alarming outrages are being committed by the coal-miners on strike. In the Midland Counties the men are…

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News by Cable. The Coalminers' Strike. Serious Rioting Continuing. Anarchy in Yorkshire. Destruction of Machinery. Crops and Houses Burned. Rioters Shot by Soldiers. Troops Surrounding Districts

Evening News · Saturday 9 September 1893 · page 4

LONDON, September 8.Serious riots have taken place at Nottingham in connection with the coalnuners strike. Colliery offices were set on fire by the strikers, and…

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A Discomfited Soldier

The Australian Star · Saturday 9 September 1893 · page 8

The Queen, we read, was much vexed at the Marquis of Tullibardine (who is a subaltern in the Royal Horse Guards) being thrown from his charger during the Royal…

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"John Jorgenson." the Danish Amazon. The Concealment of Sex Case. Twenty Years in One District -- Disguised as a Man -- A Remarkable Career -- Mounted Rifleman and Soldier

The Australian Star · Saturday 9 September 1893 · page 11

The death of a woman, who has for years past been disguised as a man, in Elmore, Victoria, the other day, has aroused intense interest throughout that district…

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Strikers Fired Upon. Outrages in England. Collieries Choked and Offices Wrecked. Buildings Set Fire To -- The Military Called Out -- The Mob Charged and Fired Upon -- Many Injured -- Two Strikers Fatally Wounded -- Others Shot In the Thighs and Legs -- Extent of the Damage. LONDON, September 8

The Australian Star · Saturday 9 September 1893 · page 5

Additional outrages of a serious nature have been perpetrated by the miners on strike in England. In the Midland counties mobs have wrecked the collieries. At…

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The British Miners' Strike. the Fight at Pontefract. Two Men Killed--others Wounded

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 11 September 1893 · page 5

LONDON, Friday Night.--Damage has been done by miners on strike at Pontefract, in Yorkshire, to the amount of £4000…

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The Outlook in Europe. Preparing for War. London, September 9

The Australian Star · Monday 11 September 1893 · page 5

The Government of Germany are erecting a number of forts between Metz and Soar -burg, near the French frontier. September 10…

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Special Edition in Southern Seas. the Late Samoan War. Measles Epidemic at Tonga. Deaths of Leading Chieftains

The Australian Star · Monday 11 September 1893 · page 6

The Union Co.'s steamship Tarawera, which arrived this morning from Auckland, brought the following Island news per steamer Upolu:--…

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The War of Tariffs. Between the Railways. Queensland Commissioners' Report. Allegations of Further Concessions by New South Wales-- Queensland Makes Further Reductions. BRISBANE

The Australian Star · Monday 11 September 1893 · page 6

The annual report of the Railway Commissioners just issued, referring to the recent war of tariffs between New South Wales and Queensland, states that the…

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A Balaclava Hero. Wounded on the Wrong Side

The Australian Star · Tuesday 12 September 1893 · page 6

An old man, who told the bench that he was one of the heroes of Balaclava, was charged at the Newtown Court to-day with having been found drunk…

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Cholera at Mecca. Mortality Among Soldiers. London, September 11

The Australian Star · Tuesday 12 September 1893 · page 6

The cholera is causing great mortality in Arabia. As an instance it is reported that of 700 Egyptian soldiers sent to Mecca 500 have died of the disease within a few…

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Cholera at Mecca. Mortality Among Soldiers. London, September 11

The Australian Star · Wednesday 13 September 1893 · page 6

The cholera is causing great mortality in Arabia. As an instance it is reported that of 700 Egyptian soldiers sent to Mecca 500 have died of the disease within a few…

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Cholera in Mecca. Mortality Among Soldiers

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 13 September 1893 · page 5

LONDON, Monday Eight.--The cholera is causing fearful mortality in Arabia. Of 700 Egyptian soldiers recently sent to Mecca 500 have died from the disease…

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Larrikinism at Clontarf. Rival Pushes at War

Evening News · Friday 15 September 1893 · page 3

The proceeding in connection with the Bread carters' annual picnic wet e disturbed somewhat at their gathering aC Clontarf yesterday. The event has always been popular and a strict watch…

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The War in Samoa. the Fines on the Defeated Chiefs

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 16 September 1893 · page 19

AFTER Mataafa, and the principal chiefs were deported to the Union Group, where a trustful and ingenuous trader contracted to board and lodge them at £2 per head per month, and thereby…

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The Minto Military Parade. As Seen by an Old Soldier

Illustrated Sydney News · Saturday 16 September 1893 · page 14

The attack last Saturday by the mounted troops on positions marked by flags, &c., hear Minto, resulting in a victory for the assaulting forces, cannot be accepted as a…

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The Minto Military Parade, As Seen by an Old Soldier

Illustrated Sydney News · Saturday 16 September 1893 · page 14

The attack last Saturday by the mounted troops on positions marked by flags, &c., near Minto, resulting in a victory for the assaulting forces, cannot be accepted as a…

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