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  3. SPEECH BY LORD LANDSDOUNE.

    In the House of Lords' Lord Lansdowne Leader of the Opposition expressed great satisfaction with the statement made by Sir Edward Grey, ...

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  4. THE WAR

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday. 1.30 p.m. The Prime Minister (Hon. Joseph Cook) saw the Governor-General at dinner hour and as a result of the ...

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  5. RUSSIAN ARMY.

    The Grand-Duke Nicholas Nicolaevitch has been appointed Commander-in-Chief of the army. The Duma will meet on the 9th inst. ...

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  6. SIR E. CARSON'S APPEAL.

    Sir Edward Carson has advised all the Ulster volunteers who are liable to be called out to respond immediately as their first duty is to the King. ...

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  7. YACHTS AS FLOATING HOSPITALS

    Several steam yachts have been offered to the Government for use as floating hospitals. ...

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  8. MONTENEGRO MOBILISES.

    The mobilisation of Montenegrin troops has been ordered. and the blockade of A[?] is expected. It is believed at Nish the new ...

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  9. BRITAIN'S DELAY RAISES DOUBTS.

    A definite declaration of the attitude of Great Britain towards Germany is impatiently awaited throughout Russia. ...

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  10. BERLIN RELIGIOUS SERVICE.

    Army chaplains held an open air service at the Bismarck Monument to which the soldiers marched carrying their kit. There was a huge attendance. ...

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  11. OPINIONS IN FRANCE.

    General Joffre Commander-in-C[?] of the French Army has left for the German frontier. It is reported that a German force ...

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  12. 250,000 BELGIAN TROOPS.

    Two hundred and fifty thousand Belgian troops are now mobilised to defend Belgian neutrality. ...

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  13. SUPPOSED SPY RELEASED.

    A man who was arrested at Grimsby on suspicion of being a foreign spy has been released. ...

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  14. RIOTING IN PARIS.

    Serious rioting took place in Paris last night. Mobs wrecked all shops and restaurants which were suspected of ...

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  15. ANXIETY IN JAPAN.

    The outbreak of war has caused much uneasiness in Japan. ...

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  16. IMPERIAL FOOD STUFFS.

    Mr. H. Page-Croft. Unionist member of the Commons for Christchurch. has written a letter to the "Morning Post." in which he suggests that the overseas ...

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  17. FRANCE'S RICH HAUL.

    A rich haul has-been secured by the French authorities. A truck laden with £800,000 in gold, and a similar amount in silver was seized to-day ...

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  18. AMERICA'S NEUTRALITY.

    The [?] States has issued a formal proclamation of neutrality. President Woodrow Wilson states that the financial situation is perfectly sound. ...

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  19. PROLONGED BANK HOLIDAY.

    The bank holiday in London has been prolonged over Thursday. ...

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  20. SERVIANS REPULSE ENEMY.

    The "Paris" is responsible for the intelligence that the Austrians attacked the Servians at Semendria. onthe Danube, 25 miles south-east of ...

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  21. WAR RISKS.

    As much as 85 per cent has been paid at Lloyd's by persons wishing to insure against war between Great Britain and Germany within three years. ...

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  22. INDUSTRIAL AWARDS.

    Mr Holman, the Premier, announced this evening that the Government will probably suspend the operation of industrial awards on account of the ...

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  23. DIVERTING BRITISH VESSELS.

    The British Admiralty has issued a note urging that British ships bound for Continental ports north of Calais should be diverted to ports in the ...

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  24. IRISH PARTIES FRATERNISE.

    Since [?] has been a significant frater[?]isation of Nationalists and English Unionist members. ...

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  25. RIOTS IN PARIS.

    Serious rioting look place in Paris last night. Mobs wrecked all shops and restaurants which were suspected of being ...

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  26. DOUBLING NOTE ISSUE.

    The French Government is introducing into Parliament bills to extend the moratorium to house rents, and to double the note issue of the Bank of ...

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  27. MR REDMOND ON LOYALTY.

    The report of Mr [?] speech in the House of Commons with regard to Ireland's loyal attitude has been received in Ireland with im[?]neuse ...

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  28. GERMANS DETAIN BRITISH SHIPS.

    The German authorities at Hamburg have detained the British steamers Saxon, Castro, and Cuxhaven. ...

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  29. ITALY NEUTRAL.

    The "Giornale d'Italia," a leading Roman daily, declares that Germany drew the attention of Italy to the socalled hostile acts committed by ...

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  30. RALLYING ROUND FRANCE.

    Sir Edward Grey spoke in the House of Commons for an hour and a half. He said that when the documents were published it would be seen how ...

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  31. MEAGRE DETAILS OF FIGHTING.

    Only meagre details of military and naval operations are being received in London from the Continent, owing to the t[?]rict censorship. ...

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  32. AUSTRO-SERVIAN BATTLE.

    The "Paris" is responsible for the intelligence that the Austrians attacked the Servians at Serendria on the Danube, 25 miles south-east of Belgrade ...

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  33. AUCKLAND ENTHUSIASTIC.

    The announcement of the declaration of war was received with great enthusiasm. Large crowds thronged the streets tonight. ...

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  34. SWEDISH NEUTRALITY.

    The Swedish Government has announced that Sweden will remain neutral. ...

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  35. DEMONSTRATIONS IN WELLINGTON.

    Huge crowds assembled in the [?]mentary grounds to hear the King's message read by the Governor (the Earl of Liverpool). Between ten and fifteen ...

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  36. ALGERIAN PORT BOMBARDED.

    There was a rumor current in London on Monday that German cruisers had been seen in the Atlantic. and if the rumor was true it was surmised ...

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  37. GERMANS ENTER FRANCE.

    It was officially announced in Paris on Monday that the Germans had entered France near Cirey. A Cabinet Council was held at the ...

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  38. SWEDEN REMAINS NEUTRAL.

    The Swedish Government has announced that Sweden will remain neutral. ...

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  39. [?]USTRO-SERVIAN CAMPAIGN.

    During the six days since the war commenced, not one single Austrian has entered Servian territory. Austria is diverting her troops from ...

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  40. BULGARIA'S ATTITUDE.

    A warlike feeling is spreading throughout Bulgaria, but nevertheless, it is not likely that Bulgaria will abandon her neutrality just at present. ...

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  41. GERMAN WAR LOAN.

    The German Government has applied to the Reichstag for credit amounting to £350,000,000. ...

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  42. GERMAN FLEET.

    It is stated on diplomatic authority that the German High Sea Fleet has passed through the Kiel Canal. and is steaming westward. ...

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  43. RUSSIAN COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF.

    Grand Duke Nicholas, cousin of the Czar, has been appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Army. An Austrian column attempted to enter ...

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  44. GREAT BRITAIN TAKES ACTION.

    Great Britain has presented an ultimatum to Germany demanding a satisfactory reply by midnight on Tuesday as to whether she intends to observe ...

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  45. BRITAIN DECLARES WAR.

    The Prime Minister has announced that the Governor-General has received a message from the Home Government intimating that Britain has declared ...

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  46. COMMAND OF FLEET.

    Vice-Admiral Sir John Jelli[?] has assumed command of the Home Fleets. The proclamation mobilising the army was read at the Royal Exchange amid ...

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  47. AMBASSADOR WITHDRAWN.

    The German Ambassador at Paris was subsequently instructed to demand his passport. France sent similar vis[?]tions to ...

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  48. GERMAN LINER.

    The Norddents[?]her-Lloyd liner Krom-prinzessin C[?]ille, 19,500 tons which is making a voyage from America to Europe with £2,000,000 in gold in her ...

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  49. CALLING UP NAVAL RESERVES.

    BRITAIN SECURES 200,000 MEN. By calling up all the members of the Naval Reserve the British Admiralty will obtain 200,000 officers and men. ...

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  50. BOTTLED UP IN BALTIC.

    If is understood that the German Fleet is practically bottled in the Baltic Sea For the present the fleet will probably remain in the Keil Canal. ...

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  51. BRITAIN AND GERMANY.

    A state of war now exists between Great Britain and Germany. ...

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  52. LARGE WAR VOTE BY BRITAIN.

    The House of Commons has voted a war grant of £100,000,000. ...

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  53. POSITION IN PARIS.

    The male population of Paris between the ages of 20 and 45 years is rapidly disappearing. Many shops and business houses have ...

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  54. BELGIAN INDEPENDENCE.

    When the House of Commons re-met on Tuesday evening. Sir Edward Grey announced the terms of the ultimatum served on Belgium. ...

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  55. INVASION OF BELGIUM.

    It was officially announced to-day that Germany had invaded Belgium at Verviers, 13 miles south-east of Liege. ...

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  56. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S OFFER.

    Mr Lewis Harcourt, Secretary of State for the Colonies, replying to Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson's offer of ships and men, said the Government ...

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  57. TURKEY MOBILISES.

    Advices from Constantinople stats that Turkey is mobilising her forces. ...

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  58. CABINET RESIGNATION.

    Lord Morley (President of the Council) has resigned his seat in the Asquith Cabinet. ...

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  59. BELGIAN CABINET.

    M. Va[?]der [?] the [?] leader has been appointed a Cabinet Minister in order that all parties may be represented in the Government. ...

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  60. MR. ASQUITH'S DECLARATION

    In the House of Commons to-day Mr Asquith road a telegram sent to the British Ambassador in Berlin early this morning, when the King of the ...

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  61. CARPENTIER'S POSITION.

    The boxing engagements of Georges Carpentier the famous French boxer are likely to be cancelled. He will be required to fight with the ...

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  62. GERMAN CRUISER BOMBARDS RUSSIAN FORT.

    Authentic reports have been received stating that the Russians have crossed the German border at various points. ...

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  63. NAVAL BATTLES

    A private telegram received in London from Stockholm states that the Aland Island naval battle in a canard. There is also no confirmation of the ...

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  64. SUSPENSION OF RACING.

    The Jockey Club is considering the question of the suspension of all racing. ...

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  65. CANADIAN WAR VOTE.

    Parliament has been summoned for an extraordinary session to vote war supplies. It is practically certain that Canada ...

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  66. BRITISH NAVAL RESERVE.

    By calling up all the members of the Naval Reserve. the British Admiralty will obtain 200,000 officers and men. This will suffice of place a third fleet ...

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  67. ADDRESS BY THE CZAR.

    The Czar, addressing a large crowd in front of the palace, declared that Russia would never make peace until the enemy's last soldier had left ...

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  68. ON THE EVE OF WAR.

    When Count Bon Pourtales, the German Ambassador to Russia, visited M. Sazanoff. the Russian Foreign Minister prior to the declaration of war ...

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  69. KRON PRINZ ESSEN CECILE.

    The steamer Kronz Prinz Essen Ceci[?]le has returned to Bar Harbor Maine the captain fearing capture. The vessel had been disguised as [?] ...

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  70. BRITISH SHIPPING.

    The British Admiralty has issued a note urging the British ships bound for Continental ports north of Calais should be diverted to ports in the United ...

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  71. GERMAN AMBASSADOR'S EXCUSE FOR WAR.

    Baron von [?] the German Ambassador to France. before leaving Paris to-day delivered a letter to the Government declaring that French ...

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  72. GERMAN BOMBARDMENT.

    News has been received that the damage caused by the German bombardment of Libau was only slight. ...

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  73. LONG FRIENDSHIP WITH FRANCE

    Sir Edward Grey went on to say that Great Britain had for many years been in close friendship with France, but how far that entailed obligations was for ...

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  74. BRITAIN'S EFFORTS TO MAINTAIN PEACE.

    Sir Edward Grey. speaking in the House of Commons for one and a-half hours. said that when the documents were published it would be seen how ...

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  75. CANADA'S NAVAL PROJECT.

    The Cabinet 13 contemplating the purchase of three Dreadnoughts, which are now being completed in England for foreign countries. ...

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  76. FRANCE AND GERMANY.

    Diplomatic relations between France and Germany have been broken off and a state of actual war now exists The German Ambassador to France ...

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  77. PRO-BRITISH DEMONSTRATION.

    A crowd consisting of several thousands, took part [?] a demonstration outside the British Embassy. Sir George Buchanan the British ...

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  78. ONLY ONE WAY FOR BRITAIN.

    Mr Asquith said—"I have no doubt as to the readiness and efficiency of the forces. There is only one way in which Great Britain can make certain ...

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  79. GERMAN MAIL STEAMER.

    It as reported locally that the German mail steamer S[?]ydlitz has been stopped just outside Sydney. ...

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  80. RUSSIANS CHEER ITALY.

    Enthusiastic demonstrations are being made outside the Italian Embassy here. ...

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  81. MOTOR BOAT FLEET.

    The entire fleet of over 100 motor boats has been placed at the disposal of the naval authorities by the Motor Yacht Club of New South Wales It ...

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  82. "WE ARE PREPARED."

    The Minister proceeded. "I have salt! nothing to show that we must be prepared. We are prepared. (Prolonged cheering, lasting several ...

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  84. BRITAIN'S GRAIN SUPPLY.

    The Council of the Incorporated Associations of London and the Irish millers endorse the statement made by the Government that there are ample ...

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  85. EXCITEMENT IN SYDNEY.

    The outbreak of war between Great Britain and Germany did not come as a surprise, but the announcement [?]theless, caused considerable ...

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