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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary cable notes indicate Lowwon and Now 2 report that at a conference in Felein between the Ambassadors and Prince Ching and Li-hongeObangg a standstill persists. The former side reportedly relayed persistent pain and the Great Powers are urged toward a gezal deen.
London reports a disputed Meitatug speech by Herr Hebel who mocked Allied crimes in the Rhine region. Berlin press condemns English atrocity while German Jewry faces criticism. Count von Bülow defends Emperor’s actions and Bremerhaven notes the Cnicer event. The Kaiser’s envoy cited mass killings in Peking shaping foreign policy stance.
A misread item notes Mr G W Sinniley from Washington voicing a belief that Great Powers seek an impossible indemnity from Gle in Ames. The text hints at a broader discussion on partition and inevitability of action amid tensions.
A fragment notes that the Dowager Eevorean warlike order is now attributed to General Tung tahtang. His influence among viceroys and governors remains a point of contention, with paramotiot still mentioned as equal in force to his sway.
Mbanghal correspondent for The Times reports Lin-Kan answered the ambassadory demands for an explanation of his conduct. He says he halted only adversary supplies to Ingán city and pledges stability and honesty of the Viceroy.
In a formal reply, Mr Chambaclain acknowledges Hor Mojcaly’s Government appreciation for the Victorian Naval Contingent’s permission to remain in China during winter. The communication thanks the government for consenting to the naval unit’s continued presence amid ongoing duties.
Anglican Church authorities in Pertt Nava petition Parliament to halt opening of all amusements in Bondage. The fragmented locals list towns such as Mousies Nycsynie Malcol Leonore Mevin Marcin Mt Morgan Laverton Mt Wold The Graniva Linden Kajertina Multing Mulwarric ayyhurst and otleredeceriind appear in the scrambled report as places affected by the proposed action.
A railway accident occurred at Heller ves near Midland Junction yesterday evening due to lat signals. A goods train ran off the line when a wheel struck the ground and the locomotive toppled on a bend. The engine driver and fireman were uninjured but several men on a truck were seriously hurt.
Victorian Assembly battles over the Marshall Hentont controversy end with Professor Renton dismissed from the Public-Quentinns committee and resigning from all committees after a lengthy private session. Renton defends his position while the assembly considers actions on the matter amid church tensions in Viet.
Prusu Nov 23 The Premier speaking at Banbury Show banquet tonight said he would not again seek election at Banbury and planned to retire from local politics at any rate for authors time.
The Legislative Council's arbitration and conciliation bill faces Labor Council disapproval. Officials oppose secur ity provisions before implementation and criticize the act's administration. The president and secretary of the Trade and Labor Council say an altered bill may be workable but workers will not accept it. The measure is slated for discussion Monday.
In Fremantle an inquest opens into the violent altercation linked to the Fremantle brawl. The proceedings focus on Stephen Milax and related circumstantial evidence as investigators seek answers.
The jury returned a verdict that the deceased died from a fracture of the skull caused by a blow to the jaw during a fight in Fremantle. The proceedings showed Danan and Mr. Keresfurd attended for Kennedy, who faced manslaughter charges and was not present in court.
Sporting item from Heath dated November 28 reports the W A Tire Club hosts a New Year meeting. The Lablowing weights were delayed, with Havidean Smith noted for the Railway Stakes amid regional racing updates.
Fragmentary report from Victoria notes a bunglesome function when a teacher eluded capture and caused a near collision on an axel train. A separate line reports Marne divorce actions opened with Attorney General involvement, granting Gwen Somerset Mucer a divorce from railway employee Blianbeth Maer amid disputes and a later decision on grounds of macoonnet.
A mysterious discovery reveals only intact Wrappers from a local batch labeled Narre Pupchase. Officials caution that the fragments offer little practical detail but boost curiosity about the origin and purpose of the items.
Telegrams report the start of the Governor trial with police escort and courtroom confrontation. The Crown pressed the charge of murder amid testimonies from Mawbey family members and witnesses recalling mob actions and alleged long arc of killings. The defense sought acquittal while jurors heard details of the murders and the harsh social tensions described in witness accounts.
The adjournment inquest into the death of Joseph Stewart and the unrelated fatality in Queensland proceeded with evidence. A jury of three heard testimony, with evidence collected and a verdict deferred. Mr B O William of Enes Gold Minn Limited Laverton appeared, offering to supply cords of Normand.
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