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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
2
A fractured report from Guyra Apr 30 147 details a debate on expanding railway links to Armidale and connections with nearby towns. The document cites figures, proposals, and political interest, noting costs, routes, and potential effects on local economies and travel.
A fragmented report details substantial pensions and allowances tied to officers and widows, listing large sums such as £87,06 and £211,082 for various titled individuals. It references estates, age-related provisions, and the distribution of funds among military personnel, widows, and dependents in a broad financial overview tied to wartime expenses.
A court case in Liamore Seastone Federatry Tai upheld a conviction involving a man dubbed The Banco Consusaines who allegedly orchestrated a rambling scheme at a casino. He proposed unusually low prices, offered painted coins, and used deceptive trade tactics while handling a revolver amid a chaotic market scene. The judge noted a pattern of planned misrepresentation and warned the public of further legal consequences.
Fragmented report describes alleged Nihilint plot spanning Paris and London with references to Putdd labor deaths, a famous governor appointment, and a courthouse case. Includes garbled names, places, and corrupt phrases, indicating a disordered OCR of a chaotic era newswire.
The article discusses global war pressures and home front impact, noting England’s strain, casualties, and public sentiment. It mentions Sir Alfred Minerith and official reports on April casualty figures, including killed, wounded, and missing, with concerns about civil life and international views.
A fragmentary London dispatch reports a melee at Tatu in which a German soldier killed a Russian naval officer after an attack with a lager. Parliament adjourns as Foreign Office officials discuss relations with China and Central Asia, mentioning imprisonment or exile terms and potential silences.
Reported movements show 14 000 troops in the region near Komatipoort and Pretoria. Commandant Tre la Tay confirms a split in the enemy line and British disappointment as Hoare Keuitaingoe forces are dispersed near Morbery. Shelling and retreats mark the Midland district actions under Shepherd and Malac.
Fragmentary historical account reports a mob scene in Indiana where a Black man identified as George Ward was dragged to Wabash Bridge and killed by hanging and beating. The article notes public outrage, sheriffs, governor response, and lingering questions about the legality and morality of such lynching.
A country visitor duped by a trio in Melbourne, aided by a friend, with one man luring the victim to a busy street and another posing as a helper. The scheme unfolded near 10 am on Friday, involving a claimed marriage payoff and a swift departure by boat to Melbourne. Police investigations are underway as detectives trace the trio who arrived recently from the countryside.
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