The China Rebellion Magnifies International Alarm
The China rebellion deepens daily with likely bloodshed and peril to Europeans. Britain, Germany, Japan, France and others mobilize forces. Ta Ku port and Peking operations threaten a wider massacre. Foreign Ministers in danger as 30,000 Chinese troops surround Beijing. relief columns stall amid rain and rail destruction.
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China
Mr Chamberlain
Germany
Peking
Japan
England
Australia
House of Commons
Great Britain
Ta Ku
Manila
Singapore
Mediterranean
India
Lord Salisbury
Prince Tuan
Tnon
Legationa
Legation
Hoffman Seeks Removal Of Machinery To Granites Leases
Mr H Hoffmann has taken an option on Rt Woods lease at the Granites with five weeks to run. Machinery from the Mt Margaret Reward G.M. at Mt Margaret is to be shifted to the Potosi leases at the Granites near Pendinnie. Mesara Birkbeck Hoffman and Co invite tenders for removing the 10 head battery and other erected equipment. tenders close on the 15th with contract conditions available at Shaw Street Coolie office.
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H. Hoffmann
Rt. Woods
The
Granites
Shaw Street
Coolie
Enrolment completed in Menzies Volunteer Corps gains 80 members
The Menzies Volunteer Corps completed enrolment with all 80 allowed members passing tests. A complete alphabetical list names Anderson, W M Moore, R J Butler, E M Donough, E A Baker, H Monro, H Dp Brown, G F Mitchell, PE Bynon, W E Maitland, R Brown, J P M Ghie, J A Bell, 8 C Musgrove, J A Cain, T E Norton and others.
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Menzies Volunteer Corps
Anderson
W M Moore
R J Butler
M'‘Donough
E A Baker
H Monro
H Dp Brown
G F Mitchell
PE Bynon
W E Maitland
R Brown
J P M'Ghie
J A Bell
C Musgrove
J A Cain
T E Norton
A Cahir
Northey
R Craig
BE Nordberg
A Cooper
C Owen
L Loney
O'Conner
F Drew
F O'Connor
A H Draper
Winns Davies
W Seara
Oer Forbes
Perlstein
N Fisher
Parkinson
H E Faulds
J Pyke
F W Fisher
Heliograph dispatches from Leaw Kop siege scene
The fragment describes heliograph signaling during fighting near Leaw Kop. General Rundle reported north east of the line actively engaging Boers. signals flashed from hill to hill as Pole-Carew advanced, and a Boer heliograph replied with a cheeky exchange, including a crude message to the French general.
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Paterson
Leawkop
Rundle
Pole-Carew
Shelley paper at Menzies Literary Society meeting
The weekly Menzies Literary Society gathering was led by Warden W Lambden Owen. Rev A King presented a paper on Shelley praising the poet and critiquing atheism, citing The Cloud The Skylark and Prometheus. A discussion followed with thanks to Mr King. next week Mr H Thomas will discuss Richard III.
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Menzies Literary Society
W. Lambden Owen
A. King
Shelley
King
H. Thomas
Richard
Roads Board rate dispute in Mount Morgans area
In April rate payers sought a rate reduction from the North Coolgardie Roads Board, misreading a re assessment as a reduction. The secretary was instructed to clarify the error and offer submission of a rent case to the Supreme Court. Also reports an injured prospector Michael Lynch in a bad state after camel bite, requiring amputation. Recreation Reserve bikes handicap produced a close race with Forsyth Norris and Forsyth, and a Town Mines football match ended with Mines winning by 6 goals 4 behinds to goals 8 behinds.
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Wice
Moagans
North Coolgardie Roads
Supreme Court
Michael Lynch
Laverton
G. Forsyth
D. Williams
CO. Gauseldine
Norris
W. Forsyth
C. Price
G. Foryth
Mines
Qlub
Death of Michael Lynch at Laverton Hospital
Mr Monnays reports Michael Lynch died in Laverton Hospital after a camel bite suffered days earlier. Progress item notes the incident and prior report. Also mentions two brick hotels opened yesterday licensed to Johnswith and Kealy, with several brick buildings under construction and Guests' Clean-Up mine awaiting results.
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Michael Lynch
Sine
Laverton Hospital
Measrn Johnswith
Kealy
Western Australian Exhibit and Battery Treatment Plan
The Premier approved Western Australian exhibits at the Paris Exhibition and Glasgow Exhibition, with a plan to secure 40040 feet of pipe. The Lake View battery owners threaten disruption, and the notice urges leaseholders needing oxidised or sulphide treatments to contact traveling rep Jas Smail or the manager for treatment details.
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Preimier
Paris
Glasgow
Lake View
Jas, Smali
New Zealand Government to Aid Invalided Contingent Members
The New Zealand Government seeks the Colony's aid to ensure ill or disabled members of the contingent are well clothed and to advance them three months’ pay. The New Zealand Government will be responsible for the payment.
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New Zealand
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Britain
America
France
Anstria
Boursia
Wolfe's Schnapps
MT. Morgans
Mr Monnays
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