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Advertising : 22 wordsA great naval battle has taken place in the North Sea between the British and German fleets. Both sides suffered severe losses. ...
Article : 124 wordsQUEEN MARY has a displacement of 27,000 tons, with engines developing 28,700 horse-power. The vessel is 670 feet long, with a beam of 88 feet. Her ...
Article : 406 wordsThe "Daily Telegraph" says that ti North Sea engagement was apparently fought under conditions favorable to the enemy. The assertion that the ...
Article : 87 wordsAdmiral Scebbinghauff, Director of the German Admiralty, stated that he has no conclusive news of the damage or loss sustained by the German fleet, ...
Article : 68 wordsThe newspaper "Politiken." believes that the retreating German fleet threw out an extraordinary number of mines, to which their pursuers fell victims. ...
Article : 31 wordsA Berlin official message states:—We were compelled to blow up the Elbing, which was heavily damaged in a collision with, another Gentian warship. ...
Article : 47 wordsReports from Admirals Beatty and Jellicoe are far from complete, but they put an utterly different. complexion on the German account, and ...
Article : 267 wordsMany believe that now that the submarine policy has been checked the German Admiralty intended to send a number of cruisers into the oceans, ...
Article : 311 wordsThe greater part of the German fleet has returned, but it was straggling on the homeward journey, many of the units being severely damaged. ...
Article : 26 wordsBritain is aflame at the news of the battle. Tho last editions of the evening papers had gone to press when the battle was announced, but special ...
Article : 83 wordsThe captain of the Dutch steamer Fjord narrates that when he was 120 miles west of Cape Hanscholu, north-west of Jutland, he was stopped by a ...
Article : 156 wordsThe latest telegrams show that firing commenced at 4 o'clock on Wednesday, and it reached its maximum between 6 and 8, and ceased at 10. The battle ...
Article : 147 wordsThe Danish steamer Vidar has arrived at Hull. She picked up seven sole survivors from the destroyer Sharp, which acted as a decoy, and ...
Article : 84 wordsIt is Believed that the Pommern sunk on Wednesday was a new Dreadnought, christened under the old name. ...
Article : 30 wordsThe naval critic of the "Morning Post" points out that the weather was thick, and the range of vision was not more than six miles, therefore the ...
Article : 58 wordsThe newspaper "Express" says that probably Zeppelins were largely res[?]nsible for the enemy's escape, the withdrawal of the Germans before the ...
Article : 35 wordsA communique issued in Paris says: —"By our counter-attack we advanced 100 metres in the enemy's communication trenches south, of the Caurettes ...
Article : 101 wordsAdmiral Beatty, by a brilliant man oeuvre, get between the Germans and their base. It was at this time when the mist favored the Germans, for out ...
Article : 61 wordsThe Admiralty has notified neutral journalists that they will have an early opportunity of seeing the Warspite, Marlborough, and Acasta safe in port. ...
Article : 34 wordsNew York advices say that the German Admiralty now admits the loss or the Dreadnought Westphalen, 18,000 tons, according to wireless from ...
Article : 37 wordsThe "Daily News" states that the demand for Lord Fisher's return to the Admiralty must be insistent. ...
Article : 22 wordsThe excitement in Holland was rendered intense by the entire absence of English news for 20 hours after the German communique was published ...
Article : 76 wordsDistressing scenes were witnessed at many English ports. At least sis of the lost ships were commissioned at Portsmouth, to which place about 3000 ...
Article : 78 wordsThe activity of the German fleet is attributed to the Kaiser's energetic demands upon Price Henry of Prussia and Admiral von Capelle (Secretary of ...
Article : 44 wordsWhile the fighting was hottest Admiral Jellicoe arrived with his bulldogs, and a change came over the scene; The Germans scurried home, ...
Article : 225 wordsFears of a terrible naval death roll are confirmed by the Admiralty's first list of officers' casualties. All the Queen Mary's officers were lost, except ...
Article : 70 wordsIn a further interview Captain Punt states:—"I was fishing on the Banks at 2 o'clock on Wednesday, when I saw in the south-east a huge German ...
Article : 124 wordsQUEEN MARY (28,850 tons), sunk. INDEFATIGABLE (28,850 tons), sunk. INVINCIBLE (17,250 tons), sunk MARLBOROUGH (25,000 tons), ...
Article : 561 wordsThere has been rejoicing throughout the German Empire, where the Berlin communique has been accepted at full face value. Experts declare that the ...
Article : 130 wordsA communique reports the Germans attempted a powerful offensive throughout Friday between Vaux and Danloup village. There were continuous attacks ...
Article : 150 wordsFrench newspapers consider that Germany wishes to hasten the issue of the war, which is exhausting her. She fears the hour when the Allies will be ...
Article : 62 wordsThe official account from Berlin, issued on Friday, reads:— "During enterprise directed towards the north our High Sea Fleet on ...
Article : 252 wordsZeppelins are said to have played at serious part in the British casualties. Admiral Beatty is safe. It is believed that ho is unharmed. ...
Article : 32 wordsThe skipper of a trawler say a fleet of 50 German warships, most of which were big, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Suddenly a second great fleet appeared ...
Article : 61 wordsNow that the scraps of news can be pierced together public feeling is becoming steadily and increasingly reassured. The Admiralty's first communique came ...
Article : 319 wordsA wireless message gives the Admiralty statement which locates the battle between Shagerrak and Horriff. It Claims the destruction of a British ...
Article : 66 wordsMany steamers arriving in Danish harbors report that the sea IS strewn for miles with evidences of a fearful battle. Three Germans were picked ...
Article : 85 wordsA German communique says:—War temburgers stormed and captured a ridge south-east of Zillebeke, and the British positions behind. We took ...
Article : 47 wordsThe Admiralty lias informed the American Associated Press that the entire British battle fleet, except the Marlborough, coaled and refitted for ...
Article : 84 wordsThe London "Daily Chronicle" states that apparently the battle cruiser squadron, whilst steaming north-west of Schleswig,. encountered a greatly ...
Article : 84 wordsGeneral Haig reports sharp fighting in the Ypres salient, on a front of 3000 yards between Hooge and Ypres-Confres railway. After intense ...
Article : 67 wordsIt is rumored in responsible city circles that eight German warships took refuge in Banish waters upon 24 hours' notice, which expired at noon on ...
Article : 48 wordsFishermen at Esbjerg report having been several hundred British and German bodies outside Blaavands Huk. Much oil was noticeable on the surface ...
Article : 138 wordsGreat excitement has prevailed in Great Britain since the news of the great battle was received. The evening newspapers on Friday ...
Article : 76 wordsThough the only ships mentioned are those in the casualty list a report from Edinburgh favors the belief that the Australia and New Zealand ...
Article : 58 wordsA communique states:—Two German attacks at Filfe Morte, in the Argonne, were defeated. The Germans made repeated furious ...
Article : 136 wordsCaptain Mad[?]ing, of the German cruiser Elbing, has refused to be interviewed, merely remarking that the battle was the most terrible ever dreamed of ...
Article : 94 wordsThe captain of the Danish steamer Naesborg says the cannonade began at 3.30. The British warships were invisible, but British shells were falling ...
Article : 138 wordsA German semi-final message states that Vice-Admiral Suheer commanded a force consisting of the High Sea Fleet, with Drealnoughts and ...
Article : 86 wordsA distinguished Admiral, interviewed in London, said that the was the most brilliant naval action of the war; Admiral Beatty, with 14 capital ships, ...
Article : 91 wordsCaptain Punt, of the trawler John Brown, says that, two German warships were, sunk in less than an hour after the opening of the battle. The ...
Article : 102 wordsOn the occasion of the King's Birthday Admiral Jellicoe sent, the King the Grand Fleet's good wishes. The King has replied:— ...
Article : 120 wordsSir Douglas Haig reports:—Severe incessant fighting occurred between Hooge and the Ypres-Meuin railway. Pursuing Friday's initial advantage in ...
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The Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), Mon 5 Jun 1916, Page 1
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