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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1899
Page
6
Fragmentary cablegram notes report British forces in Africa and South Africa, detailing an Army estimated at about 90,000 men under arms. Allocation lists General Lined Metiwnen with 10,000, General Galacer 600, Colonel French 300, plus 8000 in other units and branches.
A damaged report describes the transport Liawore Hespone running aground near Helen Bay. The crew and Hussars were landed safely, but rescuers fear the horses may be endangered by the incident.
Ladysmith Lake reports Tadyswith safe and well on November 24. On November 28 Noohimadland Pollen captured, eager from the Bors in West Kimberley.
Mr Samer the Cape Colony Minister of Public Works has acted to curb unrest and warned 700 Dordrecht farmers of severe punishment for disloyalty. He urged the United Farmers to resist the overwhelming Fturing force and to back Britain in facing the peril.
A Dec 2 report from Larsnon describes Colonel Wineawe leading a contingent in a decisive battle with the Jubel Geder forces. Dervishes reportedly faced heavy casualties and bombardment as the Khalifa urged continued resistance rather than surrender, while British command faced attempts to intervene.
Cablegram reports Mr Chamberlain’s Leicester remarks draw stern criticism from German and French papers while British outlets show general disapproval._Features London reaction over diplomacy understanding among Britain Germany and America, with foreign press viewing the speech as risky and sensational. April era notes suggest Govts and press wish to avoid gutter journalism.
A fragmentary historical note describes a battle near Aokoleth with Commel forces outnumbered but countered by a bold tactic. It mentions intercepts by a Binghal officer and a subsequent assault on Whollia after initial success. A newspaper pamphlet claims to publish meeting remarks and scandals.
In a parliamentary telegram dated April 4, Morin asks for full consideration of communications and possible law alterations concerning goldfields alluvial troubles, title references, and public opinion from goldfields newspapers. Vic Premier plans to table a Federal Enabling Bill tomorrow. railway and loan items dominate the session with several allocations approved or postponed.
Telegrams show intense debate over a 60 000 pound railway act for the Coolgardie to Norcemmn line. Mr Marais and Mr Consyally argued, the Speaker ruled on motion formality amid strong indignation and government support.
In a discussion on federation, Penky Deo and Sir Jol Warmest argued for timely passage of the Select Committee amendments to the Hill wing plan. The debate centered on whether West Australia could join Federation if amendments were accepted, with Aldnald voting against Hackett and concerns about temporary concessions.
A terse report notes a westering gale at Albany impacting vessels and port activity. The entry cites Allan Tet and a dip in consequential conditions amid rough seas.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate mortality data among Maoris and natives with reference to two Alor plan nods. unclear details mention labors, jews qu, and followers. No clear dates or named organizations.
A jury verdict found the plaintiff entitled to payment in the Henund mine. The KalL Comet reversed the decision, and the defendant was vindicated.
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