Kruger Delays Landing on Marseilles Visit
Transvaal War note describes the Dutch steamer and Mr Kruger delaying due to a tavern gale. The reception committee faced disruptions as heavy rains ruined decorations and the ex President chose not to land. Nationalists and workers attended, with no demonstration observed and disappointment at Kruger remaining aboard. The British Consul sought to gauge support for a pro British demonstration in Marseille.
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Lownom Oy 22
Ielderland
Kruger
Marseilles
de Leyds
Dar
Ma Rorkmen
Me Krager
Accident to Lord Roberts as his horse falls
Lord Roberts met with a Sunday riding accident when his horse suddenly fell. He was shaken but reported no serious injuries and later informed the War Office he felt no ill effects from the incident.
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Lord Roberts
Lord Roberta
Heass
Boer Town Deserted in Western Transvaal Trek
The town of Lichtenburg in the Western Transvaal is deserted with only about GO inhabitants, including 12 Boer families, remaining as they trek with Shui cattle toward Mafeking district.
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Lichtenburg
Mafeking
Commissions Granted in British Forces and Colonial Units
Commissions in the British Field Artillery granted to A. T. Kingwad 8 and H. Brend, with service of the Victorian Bushmen and the Manchester Regiment. Corporal E. C. Northcott and Private H. M. Parking, both Western Australia, receive commissions. In the Berkshires, H. E. Elliot gains a commission, and Lieut. Seddon of the New Zealand Rough Riders is noted, son of the colony's Premier. Tear Wayre of the New South Wales Bushmen dies of diphtheria at Pretoria.
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A. T. Kingwad
H. Brend
Manchester Regiment
E. C. Northcott
H. M. Parking
Western Australia
Berkshire Regiment
H.E. Elliot
Seddon
New Zealand
Rough Riders
Lord Hobarta
Tear Wayre
New South ‘Wales
Pretoria
Returning Amstraltans Parade Welcomes Veterans
Metaovnse on November 22 reports a hull holiday and parade at Harleck Castle to greet returning Amstraltan soldiers. Veteran Service men of the colony were invited to participate in a large welcome event expected to be a major affair.
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Hull Haliday
Harleck Castle
Melcome
Colonial Casualties From Frontline Wounds And Deaths
Privates W Geddingu and W Starling of the New South Wales forces were gravely wounded at Klavkil and Klerkadorp respectively. Private BR Dawes of the New Zealand forces died of enteric fever at Zoeraut.
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W. Geddingu
W. Starling
New South Walorces
Klavkil
Klerkadorp
BR. W. Dawes
New Zealand
Zoeraut
Mr Kruger's Arrival and Fort Salutes
Ex-President Kruger received an enthusiastic reception at Marecilion as The Torté saluted. The crowd showed strong pro-Doer sentiment and anti-British remonstrance was absent. Kruger, replying to listeners, refused to surrender and denounced British actions while urging the Boer cause.
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Lonpox
Kruger
Marecilion
Messra Finher
Wousela
Loyds
Krnger
Yixsel
Thoas
Howard Ho
Hotel Storming and Consulate Attack Reflection
Fragments describe a demonstration honoring Mr Ringer with English spectators on a balcony provoking disorder. Police halted attempts to storm the hotel and British Consulate. objects were thrown, crowd exasperated, and some balcony actions interrupted the assault.
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Ringer
Persia
Deputations to Mr Kruger and President Loubet Visit
In Marseilles Mr Kruger received deputations after Mayor introduced them. Sympathy came for the ex president, but welcoming addresses were not given. At a banquet Kruger could not attend and Dr Leyds spoke for President Loubet. Loubet planned to exchange visits with Kruger during travel, while Britain had not notified the republic of Boer States annexation.
Kruger Delays Reply to Parle Welcome Address
Cablegrams report Mr Kruger has postponed responding to the welcome address from Parle until he has paid his respects to President Lonbet. The delay suggests ongoing protocol awaiting affirmation of relations and courtesy gestures between the parties.
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Kruger
Lonbet
Lord Roberts Health Update After Fall
Lord Roberts suffered bruising from a horse fall on Sunday and will rest for a few days. He was telegraphed to the War Office yesterday and said he is doing work and hopes to be about again by noon.
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Lord Roberta
War Office
General Buller Honored at Essex Ceremony
General Bir Redgera Buller was yesterday presented with the freedom of Essex amid enthusiasm. A sword of honor was awarded to General Buller by the county in a civic ceremony.
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General Buller
Essex
Bir Redgera Buller Wi Werday
Buller
Premature troop withdrawal warned by former Cape premier
Former Cape Colony premier Mr W P Schriener warns the British government against withdrawing troops from South Africa prematurely. He argues that any hasty pullout could undermine British interests and stability in the region.
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W. P. Schriener
Cape Colony
Tenupe
South Africa
De Wet Eludes British Forces Again In South Africa
General De Wet with ex President Steyn and 1000 troops evades pursuit. He broke through British lines between Alexandra and Warringahmea and moved toward Ie Wetwdorp, widening his escape route.
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Bowe
Cannes
de Wet
Steyn
Alexandra
Warringhamea
Ie Wetwdorp
Boer Repulse at Baber Span
British troops shelled entrenched Boers near Baberspan on Sunday and forced a retreat across the plain. Lancers charged the fleeing force, sabering many as Commandant Brand was wounded and British casualties mounted.
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Baberspan
Brand
Irish Nationalista Plan of Campaign Dublin Convention
Irish Nationalists have decided to skip the December session of Parliament to attend the forthcoming Dublin convention where the plan of campaign will be arranged. The move signals intensified focus on internal strategy and public support ahead of regional discussions.
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Lonpoy
Irish Nationslista
Dublin
Tornado in Tennessee Leaves Heavy Death Toll and Destruction
A terrible tornado struck Tennessee on November 22, causing extensive destruction across the state. Reports indicate numerous fatalities and widespread property damage, with authorities scrambling to assess the full extent of the disaster and assist affected residents.
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Loxvox
Tannerne
Penpeety
Enormany
British steamer selzed amid tensions between Britain and Colombia
Loxnox reports the British steamer Selzed has been ordered to Panna following disquiet over actions linked to the Cotant issue. The move appears tied to potential trips against Inkorgenbs, with officials offering no detailed rationale for the seizure or the broader stakes between Britain and Colombia.
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Loxnox
Panna
Abe Bute
Britannia voyage captains wealth offer refused
Apsiaiwn November 22 reports passengers for West Australia aboard the Britannia today led by R. Phillips and jockey H. Holmen. Phillips was asked to place Tarquin under offer for £2000, but the bid was declined.
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Apsiaiwn
Aronget
Weat Australis
Britannia Today
R. Phillips
H. Holmen
Phillips Wan
Tarquin
The Duke of Manchester's Marriage Sequel
A fragmented report from Loxcon notes a continuing happiness after the Duke of Manchester wed Miss Zimmerman. It mentions the duke’s age around 28, succession to the title in 1892, and a previously troubled reception by his father.
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Loxcon
Duke of Manchester
Zimmerman
Sir Arthur Sullivan Dies in London
Sir Arthur Sullivan, renowned opera figure, dies in London on November 22. Born there in 1842, he created collaborations with W S Gilbert including Trial by Jury and The Sorcerer, later G B Pinafore, and The Pirates of Penzance. Knighted in later years, his long stage career spanned operatic works and comedic partnerships.
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London
Aint Ballivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan
Gilbert
Sorveren
BLM
G. Pinafore
Lord Hopetoun Seeks Colombo Aid To Bow Bay
The Commonwealth reports Lord Hopetoun traveling from Bow bay toward Colombo with Dr Hooley and Major Philson of the Indian Army Medical Corps. Responding to Me Copeland's suggestion, the War Office has engaged Colonel Hunt to purchase Australian horses for cavalry now en route to Aden.
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Lord Hopetoun
Bowbay
Colombo
Dr Hooley
Major Philson
Indian Army Medical Corps
Me Copeland
New South Wales
War Office
Hunt
Tw House Eid
Adenna
New WA Loan Terms Announced With Fixed Interest
A Western Australia loan offering a fixed interest rate was announced on November 23. The loan will be issued at par with a specified per cent rate. Interest for the first five to six months will be payable by next May.
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Kean How Om
Premier’s Statement on New WA Loan Terms
The Premier explained terms of a new Western Australian loan. Interest at about 8 percent would be paid for a short period and fixed well below parity thereafter. The government aims to minimalize annual payments, with the colony not receiving a heavy fall move. The tender amount is not stated but likely around 21,000,000.
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Son Thivewnig
Henne
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Loubet
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Irish Nationalista
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the Duke of Manchester
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The
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Bombay
New WA
Tub
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