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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 25, 1900
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment references the Tal Boer War with mentions of London conditions, committees and hospital administration. It hints at Maitland and Green Point as intended sites, discussing permanent hospital roles and political management but remains largely unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention traitors to a theme country and English politicians, with references to Bloemfontein, Rasbeliste, and Pretoria. Names like Baden-Powell, General Bader, and Grobler appear amid garbled phrases about a Rhodesian force, elections, and military actions near Waterberg and Masmaasioal.
Fragmentary report from the Cape describes growing political tension as allied forces and local groups organize. The piece notes promises or actions by leaders tied to the war effort, hinting at shifts in allegiance and public response without detailed specifics.
Fragmentary report describes General De Wet and Gen Bobot in action as Boer forces move and surrender orders unfold. Reference to Moravia and Mazuliesberg area mentions a retreat and regrouping with a remaining force around two hundred nine followers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tensions in China and European forces around Beijing in 1910, noting powers directing actions and mixed outcomes as expeditions unfold. The text references manipulation by generals, imperial city events, and reluctance to violate Beijing’s limits amid international instruction.
Desnyweser quell unrest after a violent incident in Ke Yang Ri ei near Bankow. BeNDON dispatches state two rioters were killed and a Chinese official, reportedly Bannow, attempted to bury European quarters while the crowd shattered attempts to learn the Botoposa quarter.
A fragmentary item reports Count Walderser, chief of the allied force, has cited from his mandate that the Count Walder ser’s staff will consist of eight officers from each allied force now in Phyre, with troops from seven nations. The wording is garbled but indicates a comparison of allied troops and a marching route along the Yaung-tse-Mispg river.
Admiral Sertoue reports a retreat from Pekin as the expedition is halted. The piece compares allied and German actions, notes American impact, and claims Fresh troops have worked solo while German forces gain pace. Text translation fragments reference Amirak Gesaigur and strategic moves toward the capital.
Fragmentary text describes a ceremonial throne by an Indian prince with unclear references to groups and places. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only a vague sense of an aristocratic event and unsettled details across multiple segments.
Readable fragments recount unrest in Cawnpore tied to a bank robbery case in London. Mentions natives sentenced to death or transportation, charges in Pere'e Bank, and trials with references to series of executions, police actions, and legal proceedings amid plague, famine, and public alarm.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Armenian massacres with scattered names and places, referencing Sushaak and Alsaor and mentioning healing and cures. The readable content is limited and lacks cohesive event details or dates.
A fragmented dispatch from London on August events describes a tense encounter involving figures named Ashanti Rising and Ramee Tomes with references to a plan or confrontation. The text is garbled but suggests a crime or conflict context and mentions a possible arrest or accusation. Further readable details are limited by damaged OCR.
An odd fragmentary report mentions a goal strike in Wales amid unclear names and details. The garbled text references persons, places, dates, and possibly a crowd event, but specifics remain unreadable.
Geelong Megillane of Eige, the olderfl ern, and the warshouses under Meytor address 75 Commnestreet appear in a fragmentary note. The readable text hints at place names and a street reference without a coherent event or context.
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