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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
3
Reports say General Buller’s advance reached Ambersfoort, forty miles north of Volrast, with his troops occupying the town on Tuesday. British numbers involved and the broader opposition by General Holloa are unclear in the fragment.
Reports indicate General Hamilton's division advancing toward Sustenburg as Tord Roberta 1) and nearby actions unfold. Gaustal Data Ray reported harrying a Blands river area with a spring clash occurring on Monday.
A report from London notes the Portuguese government dismissing customs officials at Dolngos Bay amid war fears. The move provokes concern among Boers and others about supply lines through Australia, with tensions rising as authorities seek to tighten controls and prevent wartime leakage.
Two members of the Canadian Mounted Police were court-martialed and sentenced to ten years imprisonment for commandeering arms from the British forces under forged orders and then selling the weapons to other officers for permanent service.
Tord Tobuets raises a force of 5000 mounted constabulary to bolster order and security. The effort includes the Trime and various units as part of a broader colonial defense mobilization amid tensions.
An article notes tightened security at a royal funeral service for the Duke of Saxe Coburg with restricted access for the public and limited view from designated stations. The piece mentions measures to protect King George and other English royals amid unrest and deliberations by authorities.
Fragmentary report notes WAELS 195 re appearance in Sydney and Queensland. Mention of plague case at Yowneville with patient Connors 87, recently arrived from Seduiy. Details are sparse and OCR hoarded. The text reflects a public health notice or weathered bulletin from the era.
A garbled report alleges a chase involving supposed tax abolition proponents, with mentions of a pursuit through streets, cordons of volunteers, and a focus on suspects fleeing toward a northern area. The writeup references Woodquarter and Suniy, observers, magistrates, and the public safety response, noting arrests and detentions as the case unfolds.
London dispatch notes heavy rain slowed advance along the river in China. It claims Japanese captured Peitang and Patouage with British and American troops aiding the effort. British and American casualties described as slight, Japanese losses sizable.
A note from London states that an official banquet will be offered to Lord Hopetoun, the Governor-General of Australia, at the Hotel Cecil on October 3. Mr Chamberlain is to attend. Lord Hopetoun will travel from Fremantle to Sydney in four months.
A garbled report describes the British government bond issue known as the War Loan and mentions United States allocations. It notes gold sent from New York to cover bond purchases and the effect on easing gold drain from England. The text is unclear but centers on financial relief during the currency strain.
A London report on Indian crop prospects notes improved varieties and yields, with mentions of seasonal conditions and market implications. Officials and local figures are referenced as part of the agricultural update, highlighting ongoing efforts to boost production and trade.
Bombshell dispatches describe two priests killed by a Chinese mob near Canton amid rebel activity and a mass evacuation order. Chinese authorities warn of widespread violence as foreign ships and local forces tighten control, with the Viceroy seeking American support to prevent further unrest and protect nationals.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Cesily Bent Hy Endy Theses and a ceremony or gathering with references to games and rody cath e pa eats. The text is garbled, with stray names and phrases, lacking a coherent event or outcome.
General Count Von Waliereta has been appointed senior commander among allied forces. Count Von Weldarsas will await orders as approval is conveyed. Admiral Seymour reports gunfire from EMS Tersibla near Shanghai as previously recorded.
Sheng the Director Chevesa Rain Waxs reports a pro foreign opm ies may trigger capitalisation at Li Hing Feng with serious consequences. Admiral Seymour replies with a message aboard a British ship. A fourth division of troops ordered from India. Large refugee influx at Khabarocka from Visdivostock. Six thousand arrive from Charhit district under Obinseo Government railway.
Report states French forces in China reach an estimated 18 600 with about 2 600 in Fhorn and 5 300 in Lusther una and anmbsriig 5300 more, all likely to arrive by the scheduled date, totaling 18 600 troops.
Documents from Troussia show the viceroy of Fe Obi Li paid 100 taels to a Boxer for the life of Major Waller, an Arab officer slain in the spat battle near Gatsen. The government plans to reinforce forces to 13,000 men by the repeater.
A garbled report notes that BALAN IDEONS were freed at sea near Sydney aboard the Salamis railway ship. The message via carrier birds claimed favorable weather and successful liberation during the voyage, with partial details indicating rescue efforts occurred in the morning hours.
A garbled article mentions civilians in Christiania and a revelatory digger weapon. It references a wedding, a submarine or torpedo project, and a launch plan toward enemy forces. The text alludes to a 210,000 value, a guiding design, and a Paris inhibition, with a forecast of a bright but dangerous spell of weather or events.
The article reports a prorogation of parliament and the speech from the throne by Uldum per Tendon Angupitin. It notes concerns about foreign power, South Africa war developments, and calls for strong military effort and unity among the Commonwealth while addressing troubles in Chivu and urging worthy governance.
Historic controversy erupts as officials weigh a dairy research station at Dookie Geelong and surrounding districts debate site options with ministerial resistance and rail access. Board members clash over funding and placement while potential sites at Quam Park Grelong and Gollege area are considered.
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