Casualties and Sentences Reported in Cape Colony
London reports Seventh New Zealand Contingent losses at Verveniging with two killed and several wounded including Lieut Whitey. Rebels sentenced to death for treason and murder at Cambeboo. Four others sent to penal servitude for life in Bermuda. Mr J Merriman, Cape Colony minister, arrested on his farm Siteellonboxoh and held on parole.
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Love
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Lockett
Helin
Whitey
Troupe
Cambeboo
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Bermuda Jalanda
J. Merrimac
Hie Farm
Siteellonboxoh
Mr Merriman
Milner speech sparks ovation in Capetown on future afrika policy
Lord Milner wins an immense ovation in Capetown as he states the future of South Africa lies with the fopalista and asserts imperial policy for the region will remain unchanged within a federated empire system.
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Capetown
Lord Milner
Peppais
Fopalista
South Africa
Disaster strikes Yeomanry in Kimberley to Griquatown convoy
August 28 report from Lowpor says a convoy escorted by Yeomanry was attacked near Rooikopis. Nine yeomen killed and twenty three wounded as Boers were repulsed. Rawlinson led a forty minute pursuit east of Holenburg and captured eighteen Tranavaalers. Seventy one Boers surrendered at Obfentsnek after Lord Kitchener's proclamation amid quarrels.
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Lowpor
Idlthhonen
Kimberley
Griquatown
Rooikopis
Sir Henry Rawlinson
Holenburg
Lord Kitchener
Tha Daily Teleragh
Bloemfontein
London Tuberculosis Conference Opinion Split over Koch Claim
An Adelaide letter from Mr Cockburn former Agent General and vice president at the London Tuberculosis Conference cites widespread belief that Dr Koch drew a hasty generalisation from few cases. Leading physicians disagree on abdominal tuberculosis and urge continued precautions to protect meat and milk.
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Adelaide
Cockburn
London
Dr Koch
Man charged after attempted death by own action in Christchurch
A man named James Dolan, recently a government worker on the Paranoia, was charged in Lyttelton with attempting to commit death by his own hand. He resisted the rescue by two men and received one month’s imprisonment.
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Christchurch
James Dolan
Lytteldon
Dolan
Bishop
Kaiapoi Woollen Manufacturing Company
Orward
Unclear era clash text ends with odd medical claim
Fragmentary verse-like line about Woong Great PerrerMint and New Zealand versus Old England with mentions of disease and a consulting optician Jake Woons. The readable portions imply a chaotic warlike or medical motif, but no coherent event or facts are established.
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New Zealand
Old England
Jake Woons
Graav
Conky Q Consulting Optician
Debates on Finance and Policy Dominate Late Session
The House sat in the absence of the Speaker as officers read the Audit or General report on a half million loan to investors at excess interest. MPs attacked debt growth, rail and land policies, and calls for a state bank while debating licensing and cost of public works.
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Mr Palmer
Goldfilds Committee
Tivilesa
Media Star
Sir Ward
Houe
Ross
James Allen
Midland Railway
London
Post Office Savings Bank
Mc Withaford
Frieco Mail
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Billance
Thea
Consolidated Fund
Public Works Fund
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Kil
Lawry
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King
Clutha
Gilfedder
House
Roe
Victoria's Finances in State Budget Report
In Melbourne August 28 the Budget shows celebrations cost £00,000 but increased revenue offsets the expense. Railway revenue at £25,509,000 is the highest since 1891 with a railway deficit of £236,000 and an accrued deficit of £2,300,000. Income tax rises to £220,000. projected revenue for the year is £6,964,006 with £7,192,000 expenditure. A surplus from prior years funds will reduce the deficit. tariffs may reverse deficits to credit balances, else Parliament may be recalled for more taxes. Pension costs drop from £230,000 to £225,000, public pensions total £475,000 for the year.
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Melbourne
State Assembly
Waya
Juel
Fo Oalis
McCormack Found Guilty of Incest at Hampden
At Hampden Supreme Court John McCormack was convicted of incest after two juries failed to agree previously. He received the maximum sentence of ten years. Thomas Chatterly got fifteen months for stealing an overcoat. James Cooper Robert Mahone and Rebbert MacNab were convicted of robbing a drunken countryman with varying sentences.
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Usitwd Press Association
Dunenny
Supreme Court
John McCormack
Seaion
Hampden
Thomas Chatterly
James Cooper
Robert Mahone
Rebbert MacNab
Russian Markets Attract Japanese Merchant Commission
Japan plans to send a commission of merchants to Russia to explore opening market opportunities. The move signals intensified interest in Russian trade as global markets respond to evolving economic conditions.
Clergy Preacher Barred From Wesleyan Church
In Metsovurnn on August 29 Bishop Que blocked Rev DM Berry from preaching in the Wesleyan Church citing a request from the Bishop of Ballarat. The Ballarat bishop objected to Berry intruding in another diocese and urged the restriction.
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Metsovurnn
Que
DM Berry
Ballarat
Berry
Charlotte Bradbury Acquitted of Illegal Operation Charge
Charlotte Bradbury was acquitted on the charge of performing an illegal operation by a court. The acquittal follows testimony and legal arguments presented during the trial.
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United Press Association
Charlotte Bradbury
Advance scratched from New Zealand Cup race
Mr Douglas Gordon cites wind trouble and back tendon concerns after gallops, noting Advance’s form is in doubt for long distance. In Wannancy two fires occurred, one at 9 30 p m and another at 1 a m, damaging a private residence and wrecking farm buildings with insured values around 2200.
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United Press Association
Electriaelegraph
Werriketon
Douglas Gordon
Tifa
Wannancy
Eyreton Tragedy Execution Date and Details
The Sheriff visited the jail yesterday and produced McLean s death warrant He reported the execution is to take place at Bam on Saturday The executioner Tom Long arrived with the gallows The condemned McLean is said to have made a written confession The article also contains an advertisement from Sander & Sons praising eucalyptus extract products and warning about imitations
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Sqstalion
Mclean
Bam
Wellington
Tara
Tom Long
Gaul
St George Goods Proclaimed Best and Readily Obtainable
A brief note extols St George manufactured goods as superior and easily purchasable from all stores, urging consumption of diverse items available through operas and related trades. (Note: OCR fragmentary)
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St George
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