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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1900
Page
7
British forces launch assaults and shell the Orange River bridge as Major-General French directs preparations for a decisive Colesberg battle. Reports say Seventh Division sails and scouts reach Norval’s Pont for crucial enemy details while an armored train departs for the front.
A baffling wartime report claims Delgo Bay authorities seized field signalling apparatus bound for Pretoria. The item’s exact purpose is unclear amid chaotic exchanges and claims of German involvement.
Twenty four of the largest hotels in the French and Italian Rivieras have offered accommodation for British troops during the Beath of France period, providing support amid the war effort.
Three thousand Imperial Yeomanry troops sail for South Africa starting February. Lospos reports the mobilization from early February amid military preparations.
A group including Leonard Courtney and Stephen Henry Gladstown formed a conciliation committee to promote a peaceful settlement with the South Atlantic Republic. The effort aims to mediate differing views within liberal circles and allied parties.
The Natal Times notes a December arrival of six Crow Long Tons of guns and sixty tons of shells at Deligon Bay, reportedly under the nose of two British warships.
In London a number of Anglo Australians have expressed desire to enlist in the Rushmen Brigade. The authentic applicants include several from the British capital seeking service in the notable unit.
Lord Lamington cables to Queensland troops praising their performance at Saanveide and extending compliments for their conspicuous conduct in action.
British forces led by Captain Mad docks and ten New Zealanders held a hill against a Boer assault near Tens Burg. The Yorkshires maintained the wall and charged with bayonets as the Boers faltered and fled. About 21Boers were killed and 44 wounded as the attackers broke and withdrew.
In a heavy firefight near Sluigersfontein English forces beat back Boer forces. Dragoons attacked the enemy with discipline, inflicting damage on Boer samp. English commander led a decisive offensive amid the storm of fire.
A report states Caldwell is imprisoned for desertion in an English stone tower where he was held after an attempt to flee. A man was arrested and sentenced to four years. The description notes severe censorship continuing pending movement notified by General Boller.
The War Office corrected an earlier notice stating Private Victor Jones of the Victorian Contingent was killed. The amended statement confirms the fallen soldier is Arthur Jones, in the engagement led by General French forces.
A correspondent recalls heavy artillery activity heard Monday near Springfield in the SpringGeld division area. Details are unclear but the scene involves intensified fire near the front. The report notes ongoing shelling and military activity in the region.
Report from the 6th of the month notes Boer forces suffered losses at Ladyamnith as British troops moved in to carry wounded Boers away from Pain Hill. Thirty three members of the Nata forran were wounded at Ladyamith on the same day.
Large crowd watches a patriotic send-off as Australian contingent moves to embark. The parade draws an estimated 100000 people across vantage points, with decorations and bands. 400 veterans, soldiers, and dignitaries participate. The procession proceeds from dawn to the embarking vessels amid cheers and prayers.
Fragmentary OCR note indicates Seventh Division sailors aboard the Ammy Lady Lamingtn led by Cory han prised the Cory front. Cops par status unclear. text repeats at sea with garbled names and locations.
In Fremantle preparations unfold for a fitting send off as men at the camp stay focused on their work. The group remains calm and determined, showing no intent to abandon their duties.
An uncertain report from Kentucky notes a public safety incident injuring multiple individuals including former congressman Galen and prominent Republican Me Scott. The exact circumstances and full identities are unclear from the fragmented text.
Petitions from three old pioneers were presented to the Assembly today. The white of the petitions were referred to the Government for their favorable consideration.
The Geelong Summer Meeting opened with strong interest and close finishes. Trials included Tramp leading Gardner and a dead heat theme evident among several races. The crowd observed remarkable late closers and competitive betting across events featuring Tarrioray and Walter Temp among others.
A man involved in a public event reportedly fell and injured himself badly during a moment at a local venue. Emergency crews responded and the individual is not expected to be back to full activity soon, according to witnesses.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a police operation against theft and related offenses. It mentions special patrols, concerns over aversion techniques, and a town environment with intoxicated individuals, urging caution amid public discontent and departmental communication.
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