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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
12
Baron von Halow spoke in the Reichstag about the China situation and the eleven points outlined by the Ambassadors. He said the powers were not uniform in their demands and that the papain matter would proceed, expressing hope for a good outcome.
Reports from Pekin state General Tang Tulvsieng, influential at Bingoni, pressures the emperor to yield to European powers and return to Pekin. The general may claim the throne, with Tang Fuh-Tiang at odds and guiding him amid the current crisis.
The Russian Government announces it will postpone withdrawal of Boxer troops from Manchuria and confirms transfer of the Tianjin railway to the British Government has been definitively ratified.
The Commonwealth reports Lord Hopetoun arriving in Colombo in a weak state of health. During his stay at Colombo he may be landed ashore and will be hosted by Sir J. W. Ridgeway, Governor of the colony. De Phipson notes his condition remained serious on leaving Busaby, though he improved slightly during the voyage.
In Pera November 26 a cable from the Administration discussed plans by authorities in Perth and Hopetoan. The message noted the impact on admiralty operations and referenced a slow recovery of strength amid wartime conditions.
The Natal Government announces it will send a minister to represent the colony at the inauguration of the Australian Commonwealth. The statement dated November 30 from Loxsex confirms the official delegation and its purpose.
The Government of New South Wales invites the Victorian Government to take part in Commonwealth inauguration celebrations. No details are stated. Sir Torner Ta 101 and Wm. Lyne note Victoria will send 400 regular troops and 100 reformed South African soldiers.
Telegrams report the Water Police Court hearing into Ernest Robert Abigall solicitor accused of trying to influence a diveres suit by arranging a compromising meeting. Evidence from Thomas Coogan links Abigall to offers and payments to influence witnesses amid a planned meeting, with adjournment to tomorrow.
In Daylasford at the Gosaper mine a miner named John Garde, aged 60, from Allandale, was overcome by foul air. He was placed in a shrine and lashed by his mate, but collapsed about halfway down the shaft and died instantly.
Nov 20 report from Maxsooane details a bicycle race accident at the Kant Melbourne Bicycle Club meeting at Baturdyy om t o the Bt Kilde Cricket Ground. Numerous riders were injured including a child knocked down and riders like Parone, Tei Jing, and G. Gordon. The Ten Mile Sprint saw 26 starters and several riders hospitalized with broken bones and severe abrasions. recovery progress noted by Nov 26 with most injured not ready for Austral meetings.
W Smith defeated Re grave of Sydney in the 140 yard hurdles race. Roseingrave set a New Zealand long jump record with a 21 foot clearance. Australasian record notes Averuano and contest details from yesterday’s meeting in Nov 25.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Woofe and Bryagh with terms like Sunmapps and Kidneye. The readable bits hint at a fictional scene or character list, but no clear event or identifiers emerge to confirm a specific report or outcome.
The trial of aboriginal Jimmy Govarnie concluded with a “Willful Murder” verdict. Govarnie described his interview with Mr Mabey about rations and said taunts over his wife’s marriage sparked the blow. His Honor adjourned the case after brief remarks. the prisoner faced the death sentence.
New South Wales reports a woman’s body found yesterday afternoon on the Rocks at Conges Bay. The deceased is identified as Amy Woods Kerr, 40, noted as a mother of music with a history of care, and a recent decline in health is mentioned. Police investigations underway.
Wrataxoron Henry Styche, 25, was sentenced for attempting to induce Dr Clayton to murder Mrs Styche. After hearing arguments, he appeals to the Court of Appeal for a new trial. A syndicate representing plans with British dealers arranged an expedition to a claham boland field, with a large deposit to be paid. The expedition is set to begin next March.
West Adelaide and East Torrens clash scorable lines in a cricket ledger while Queereland Mensies Fatality figures in a grim note. Sir Harvey P. Fitlegeim, Cape Mounted Police veteran, linked to Suvobsdal fame, appears as a notable name among racing records and Ballarat Summer Cup winnings, with listed horses and stakes across Fremantle and Mornington Mille areas.
Perth reporter relays Albany woman Caroline Andrews story seeking relief from chronic illness. After doctors warned of no recovery, she used Dr Williams Pink Pills with noted improvements in strength, vitality, and digestion, aided by improved diet. The ad praises the pills and lists Perth retailer details and price.
President M Kinley spoke in Philadelphia urging re election as essential for continued support of the open door policy in China and for Americans to maintain influence in the Philippines amid calls for stronger Government backing and policy unity with the word standard as guiding principle.
A deputation representing American organisations in the colony met the Bremiar today to object to amendments in the Legislative Council related to the Conciliation and Arbitration Bill. They oppose employment of lawyers in courts, deposits on registration, and apprentices age changes from 21 to 18. The deputation urged the Assembly to resist amendments. the Premier said suggestions were reasonable and the Council would align with the Assembly, pledging to push the bill through with government effort.
A Mulline gold escort arrived in Menzion in the late evening carrying about 40 000 worth of gold. A government official accompanied the export. The report notes arrival details and the presence of the official escort.
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