PARIS, Saturday,—A Zeppelin airship dropped fourteen bombs into Nancy on the Franco-German frontier. Two inhaldtants were killed and many houses were ...
Article : 81 wordsPETROGRAD, Sunday.—Details regarding the railway collision between two Austrian troop trains at Kalish show that a train crowded with troops for ...
Article : 91 wordsLONDON, Monday.—Through Amsterdam an official message from Berlin states; On Christmas morning hydroplanes attacked our estuarles and attempted to bomb some ...
Article : 69 wordsTo many parents and friends who were not fortunate enough to get letters by the last English mail from relatives and fr[?] is who went with the first expeditionary ...
Article : 513 wordsIn a lutter received from Old Charlton, a village not far from Woolwich, England, by a Singleton resident, the writer refers to the increased activity at Woolwich Aresnal. ...
Article : 116 wordsLONDON, Sunday.—The King, in a letter to the Primate, rejoices in the unanimity with which all the churches are preparing to observe next Sunday as ...
Article : 67 wordsLONDON, Monday.—It is officially announced that the seaplane attack occurred at daylight at Schilling Roads, close to Cuxhaven, starting near Heligoland, from ...
Article : 136 wordsLONDON, Sunday.—The biplane Liverpool's [?]ights at Aldershot excceded the most sunguine expectations. She eas[?]y proved herself the finest type of aeroplane ...
Article : 29 wordsOne of the "Daily Mail" war correspondents at the front has forwarded to London some specimens of the "fire raising [?]ozenges" with every German soldier ...
Article : 151 wordsSYDNEY, Monday.—No[?] difficulty is being experienced by the local military authorities in securing recruits for the Australian expeditionary forces. The New ...
Article : 64 wordsPARIS, Saturday.—A French communique states: The Germans who forced a passage al Bzura, south of Sochreze, were driven back, sustaini[?] considerable losses. ...
Article : 45 wordsPARIS, Friday.—A communique says: We paralysed the enomy's operations from the sea to Lys and repulsed several counter attacks at Nonletters, Laboiselle, Lihons, ...
Article : 64 wordsMILAN, Saturday.—The French submarine Curie, which was sunk by the Austrian batteries at Pola, in the Adriatic, was attempting to penetrate the defences ...
Article : 60 wordsAMSTERDAM, Monday.—Advices from Berlin state that the Cushaven raid is causing the greatest excitement in Germany. The damage sustained by ...
Article : 93 wordsLONDON, Saturday.—A German official wireless message admits that the German attacks at Bzura have ceased. ...
Article : 20 wordsIn the later despatches from the officer attached to the headquarters of the British army in France, whose mission is to supply reports suitable for publication in ...
Article : 236 wordsMELBOURNE, Monday.—Vice Admiral Patey, commanding the Australian fleet, reports that all are well on board the Australia. ...
Article : 26 wordsLONDON, Sunday.—An official wireless message from Berlin says that it is now possible to judge the success of the battle against the British and Indiana at ...
Article : 121 wordsPARIS, Sunday.—A communique says: The enemy after a violent bombardment attempted to recapture the trenches in the Perther region. Our artillery and infantry ...
Article : 118 wordsAMSTERDAM, Sunday.—A communique issued at Vienna states; The Austrians captured the Uszoc Pass, but the Russians, who had superior forces, recaptured ...
Article : 31 wordsMELBOURNE, Monday.—The Minister far Defence, referring to the stru[?]ness of the censors, said the object was not to withhold information from the public, but ...
Article : 88 wordsPETROGRAD, Saturday.—An official communique reports desperate fighting on the Lower Nida, a further 4000 Austrians being captured. Fighting along the whole ...
Article : 33 wordsLONDON, Monday.—Newspapers describe the air and son fight at Cuxhaven as one of the most thrilling incidents of the war. Comment is made upon the success of ...
Article : 130 wordsROTTERDAM, Friday.—Owing to the Allies' pressure the German Christmas festivities at Ghent were a flasco. All the troops had to be hurried to the front. ...
Article : 34 wordsATHENS, Sunday.—A sensation was caused at Stambool by a number of placards at the arsenal vilifying the young Turks and describing the latter's policy as ...
Article : 45 wordsIn an annual report on the police force, the Chief Secretary. Mr. J. H. Cann. says:—"Since the outbreak of the war the police have been actively co-operating with ...
Article : 118 wordsLONDON, Sunday.—The "Daily Telegraph's" Petrograd correspondent states that the meandering character of the River Bzura enables the Russians to command ...
Article : 86 wordsThe far-reaching effect of the present war is strikingly shown in the following extract from a letter received by the Rev. P. J. Sharp, of Goulburn, from his uncle, the ...
Article : 258 wordsSYDNEY, Monday.—Theodore Montague Pyke has been committed for trial on a charge of falsifying a recept book, the property of the Constal Farmers' ...
Article : 62 wordsNEW YORK, Friday.—The captain of the Orissa states that Admiral Sir F. Sturdee arrived on November 7th. On the morning of the 8th some of his ships ...
Article : 571 wordsDUNKIRK, Monday.—The Warwickshire troops made a desperate push and gained advance trenchen in Flanders only to find them vacated and min[?]d. There was an ...
Article : 97 wordsAMSTERDAM, Sunday.—The Berlin newspaper "Lusrige Blatter" celebrated Xmas by publishing a two page poem entitled "[?]ades and Paradise—A Vision of Dante." ...
Article : 67 wordsThe following extract is taken from a letter received by a Sydney firm from a Birmingham merchant:—"Hearty congratulations to Australia for the splendid ...
Article : 78 wordsPETROGRAD, Monday.—The Germans seemed to stake evening on crossing the Rzura. Division after division was sacrificed. They built pontoon bridges nightly ...
Article : 102 wordsSYDNEY, Monday.—William Downes and William Murray were charged at the Police Court with assulting and robbing John Devine Smith, a resident of Goulburn, who ...
Article : 110 wordsAMSTERDAM, Sunday.—The newspaper "De[?]ijd" states that large forces of Belgians were transported over the Yser in the region of Lombaertzyde and Dixmude. ...
Article : 55 wordsThe arrival in Port Jackson last week of a hospital ship created some interest, and later, when the seven sisters who made the trip ...
Article : 194 wordsLONDON, Monday.—With regard to the German claim of a big victory at Festabert.:Eye-witness" states that a sort of armistice was informally arranged to ...
Article : 40 wordsPARIS, Sunday.—It is officially announced that the captures in the German trenches at Perthes on the 24th inst. included two mitralligenses, several siego ...
Article : 67 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The New South Wales girls gift of a picture was presented to Princess Mary, with an explanatory letter from the Patriotic Fund. ...
Article : 28 wordsTo those who, reading the war commuiques, note that progress is reported in a certain district day after day, and when they reior to their war map at the ...
Article : 565 wordsPARIS, Sunday.—Professor Relss, of Lausanne, has brought from Servia a quantity of explosive buttets found on the battlefields and several entire cases of ...
Article : 50 wordsSYDNEY, Monday.—The State Attorney General (the Hon. D. R. Hall) has called for[?] report in connection with the reported increase in the price of bread at Coff's ...
Article : 81 wordsLONDON, Monday.—Three steamers were mined near Scarborough. There were some intalities. ...
Article : 14 wordsLONDON, Monday.—Squadron Commander Richard havies visited Brussels on the 24th and dropped 12 bombs on the airship shed, it is believed six hit the shed, but ...
Article : 60 wordsPETROGRAD, Sunday.—A communique states:—The Austrians have been driven back to the right bank of the Nida. We repuised an Austrian attack on the ...
Article : 96 wordsHOME, Friday.—Italian bluejackets have occupied Valona. The "Glornal D'Italia" says the action was more of an international police measure than a military ...
Article : 45 wordsWhen the war sta[?] there was a rush on the part of the numerous German and Austrian shopkeepers in England to change their names for English ones, in order to ...
Article : 296 wordsMELBOURNE, Monday.—The Minister of Home Affairs, the Hon. W. O. Arenibald, has requested the officers of his Department to make preparations for the prompt ...
Article : 68 wordsLONDON, Monday.—A Paris communique reports unsuccessful German heavy artillery and infantry attacks at Aboisselle, consolidating the French positions on ...
Article : 31 wordsROME, Friday.—Owing to the services the British boy scouts are rendering England in connection with the war Italy has decided to transform her boy scouts into a ...
Article : 45 wordsLONDON, Sunday.—Mr. Ed. Seymour Hicks, the well-known author and actor, and the National Theatre Co. have started a week's tour. entertaining soldiers at ...
Article : 43 wordsThe Archbishops of Canterbury and York made public the following notice, as published in the "Times.":— The first Sunday in the New Year ...
Article : 307 wordsMELBOURNE, Monday.—The Minister for External Affairs sees no reason why financial assistance should be given to the Aslatic peal divers in Western Australia. ...
Article : 38 wordsWASHINGTON, Sunday.—The State Department points out that it is unlikely that the Philippine natives could take the Government by surprise owing to the ...
Article : 63 wordsLONDON, Monday.—The Admiralty announce that seven seaplanes on Friday night. with light cruisers and destroyer and a force of submarines excorting them, ...
Article : 110 wordsSYDNEY, Monday.—Employees at the Electroloytic Company at Port Kemhia have decided to refuse to contine working after January 4th if the services of ...
Article : 35 wordsWASHINGTON, Sunday.—The State Department is studying the law governing Germany's alleged refusal to recognise foreign Consuls acceredited in belgium. ...
Article : 75 wordsBUENOS AYRES, Sunday.—The Germans in the Faiklands battle opened fire at such a long range that the British were allowed to finish ...
Article : 149 wordsMELBOURNE, Monday.—After leavy rain on Christmas Day, which washed away the surface of the roads, Mr. M. D. McLean, of Broomfield, Victoria, found a ...
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Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954), Tue 29 Dec 1914, Page 5
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