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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
3
Fragmentary report from London and Paris desks summarizes Boer War pressures, Irish rationalist remarks, and German minister comments amid Western Front tensions. Mentions Methuen incident, Dutch Boer contingents, and Prussian Diet debates as observers weigh possible exchanges and political responses.
Fragmentary note reports an offer involving New Zealand and South Africa, mentions Mr C. Sieh of Stuttgart acting for a figure related to the New Zealand Government. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions The Parisian journal Le Teupe and hints at a feature on news and prose. It references Maree il Tas Peeves Hines of Mepis and a somnolent, uncertain context about headlines, promos, and eireek news with unclear meaning.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled commerce item with mentions of Wadnesias Tyuadier Seeagh and a guide to types and rivers. It includes messy phrases about trade, a public sale, and a monetary figure around £22,000,000, with unclear context and many errors.
The article notes a long parliamentary session with Sir Bonny Colaba and Rosebery figures. Lord Borebary announces national changes amid the debate on independence and future governance. A fiery discussion highlights constitutional, economic, and strategic stakes for London and broader empire ties.
Fragmented notes describe a ceremonial opening and a sports distance event at Pleshlizh AWARDS VURSE. Mentions Henry of Prussia, London, and a march date in March. The text suggests a formal reception and a military or state visit context with a tentative plan for a return.
Fragmented OCR notes reference naval affairs and political figures with scattered names, events, and places. Mentions include soldiers, commands, and a flurry of names like Abel, Herp Tony Race, and Flinders School. The text hints at military leadership, parliamentary action, and societal turmoil without clear narrative or dates.
A fragmented report notes police reasoning and a court action in the city related to a public case involving a local agency. Details are unclear but indicate an imminent ruling and potential exemption discussions.
Fragmentary report describes an uprising in Colombia with government troops involved. The article notes disrupted towns, surveillance, and claims of revolvers and rebels, mentioning a researcher or observer tracing movements and noting limited casualties.
A fragment notes a toll blaze paid by The War Office in London on St. 11, mentioning Starch and Cold Storage. The readable text is sparse and unclear about the event's scope or date.
An OCR fragment notes a grand show with large displays and items for sale. It mentions a London exhibition of necklets and a flannel assortment. Prices are indicated as 116 100 per yard. The text includes garbled phrases and unclear product names.
In a tense incident near Sauber Weller and Durad pees Seats, a near-tragedy unfolded with chaotic events and accusations of foul play. Police are investigating voices and actions linked to a suspect described as leading a disturbing sequence. The scene included confusing messages and alarming behavior that authorities are working to clarify.
Fragmented OCR shows auctioneers notices and wanted advertisements with irregular phrases. Mentions include sales days, locations likely Geelong West and Brisbane areas, rewards, and references to products and services without clear dates or complete item lines.
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