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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1900
Page
2
Reports from Pekin describe Twelve Scandinavian missioners and several native converts harmed by mobs. The events note mistreatment and ongoing agitation as boxing athletes move through the district, pressuring stations to read Christian materials.
Persistent reports from Shanghai watchers say the Dowager-Empress will not return to Pekin with the Count and instead retires to Chong-ta. Details from Bingan fi natives note the retirement location and shift in imperial movements amid ongoing court speculation.
In an effort to curb Germany’s hold on the Red Sea coaling station, the Porte proposes a broad international dialling arrangement open to all Powers, following recent German gains at the location.
The main appeal in the cave of Awr Wallan Gold Recovery Company rerays Lake View Census has con ised with coats inst the ate pany. The crows opy partly Toneutul but no goats were alioned.
The War Office announces a committee appointed by The Hon. Ft. John Broderick, recently named Secretary for War, to study reorganizing the War Office and addressing internal shortages and efficiency concerns.
Lonpom December reports the death of Mr David W. Carnegia the British Resident in the Niger Protectorate from a wound inflicted by a poisoned arrow during the recent conflict. The incident underscores ongoing tensions in the Middle Niger area with authorities investigating the attack and its motives.
Fragmentary text describes a survey party near a volcanic region with a crater and surrounding walls. The legible items mention a five chord diameter crater and depths measured, with references to indigenous terms and uncertain details.
Purchase only bottles with wrappers intact as indicated by ininet labeling.
In Transvaal theaters Major-General Knox forces have Da Wet cornered near the Caledona and Urenge rivers in Banutoland. The Standard's war correspondent notes an orderly pursuit and says the capture of General De Wet and his forces is hourly expected after a week of chaotic maneuvers.
Fragmentary account notes Mr Kruger dejected after a mug incident and growing international reaction. reference to Tsar of Russia, St Petersburg stake, Queen Wilhelmina pursuit, and calls for arbitration amid mixed receptions outside France.
Queen Wilhelmina urged Mr Kroger to place confidence in God and rely on her help when needed. Kroger reportedly doubted whether he had sufficient patience to wait for the awaited time.
The Anglo Portuguese Alliance has drawn strong reactions on the continent. In France and at the Hague the alliance has tended to deepen tensions against Great Britain.
Sergeant W. M. Francis of the Victorian forces was killed at Bufficoport. Lieutenant B. E. Darnley of the Queensland forces was severely wounded at Reifontein. G. Maus of the New South Wales Bushmen and F. S. Thompson of the New South Wales Mounted Rifles succumbed to enteric at Pretoria.
Boer forces are active in Branderbow area with a commando stopping three trains and taking 129 remounts before dispersion. Another force raided Brukasproit and seized a large stock belonging to Boers who have surrendered to the British.
A South African Distress Fund has been organized in London to aid Boer farmers and their children, replacing lost farms and averting famine. It may be incorporated with a loan scheme to issue advances to farmers on farm security, regardless of nationality.
British authorities encircle Johannesburg with barbed wire to cut rebel communication. Lord Kitchener aims to seal the town and prevent lod and information from reaching Boers outside. Boer women and children near the town are moved to the racecourse to block交流.
Colonel Coke's Brigade has captured 8000 sheep and many cattle in the Drakensburg district. A thanksgiving service will be held at St Port's Cathedral on January 3 for the troops returning from South Africa, with the Prince of Wales and Lord Roberts expected to attend.
Saturday night a burglary occurred at the residence of Jace at the camp occupied by Me W Aottomley. The thief looted a coat pocketed watch chain money and jewelry while the occupant slept. Police were notified and caution urged amid local chatter about danger.
Telegrams report a death by self inflicted action at Mt Morgans on December 10. Residents urge the newspaper to contradict a correspondent's false claim about a suicide attempt and note a hospital stay, stressing the need for accuracy and protection of Davies from harm.
The City Council, led by Mayor Brookman, seized £10,000 from the Government to aid Commonwealth celebrations over the coming year. The Premier cautioned against extravagant plans, noting the need for restraint while promising to discuss the matter with colleagues and decide on a prudent program.
The Premier cabled Mr Chamberlain seeking permission for Imperial troops now in the RM 8 Britannie on Thorney or Friday to land at Peemantie. The dispatch notes the moving force and timing, reflecting urgent imperial military considerations.
Brower reports Premier Sir William Lyne sails from Sydney in the Ormuz bound for Melbourne on Saturday. The voyage is said to yield ten days rest. In Melbourne he will meet Sir George Turner on several matters before returning to Sydney by express Tuesday morning.
Due to a strong gale the RMB Crovis failed to arrive from Bydney, hindering Sir William Lyne’s plan to meet Sir George Turner and proceed with his stated intentions of sealing a business arrangement before returning.
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