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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 15, 1902
Page
5
FragmentedOCR notes reference General Do Ba and a postponed trial linked to seizure cases and espionage. Mentions Cape Zeilder, Sean Seai EMPLOYSENT OF TIETAN TROOPS, Lord Methuen, and various military actions with scattered, unreadable details.
A British report details a Russian officer, Colonel Grisiq, found guilty of selling military secrets. The trial, held in London in March, notes a sentence and ongoing custody issues amid unclear, garbled remnants referencing additional names and figures.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions railway laborers and secrecy around an incident. The readable parts reference a ship cradle and potential spying. Details are unclear due to incomplete source. Entities include railway laborers and a likely place name taike.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Rhodes and Rhodes again with references to trials or hearings. Names such as Compton Lanes and Tempe appear alongside stray terms about a brunch and a cable boy. The text is highly corrupted and hard to parse for concrete facts or dates.
Word salad and garbled text with scattered names and phrases. Mentions of Bright and Hitchcock, the King’s proposed visit, and March 13 indicate a historical feature but specifics are unclear. The fragmentary OCR reads like a literary or editorial collage with political or cultural notes.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local item listing church services and associated events. Names and places are garbled, but reference appears to include a church, a bookstall, and a dates section with scattered proper nouns such as Geelong and Forbes, implying a regional church gathering and related notices.
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