Legations Safe at Latest Reports From Peking
Reports from Loxnox July 8 indicate the 3rd Bengal Cavalry and a battery of horse artillery are ordered to Cin nn. The Shanghai cables say the legations at Peking are pale on the 4th and the Chinese have ceased their attack. Foreigners feared starvation in the legations while refuge is sought. Twenty-five thousand Japanese troops embark at Fjina with a cavalry force. the Victorian Naval Contingent of 200 men is ready for embarkation.
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Loxnox
Jtnatioe Digham
Bew
Peking
Lonnoy
Bengal Cavalry
Shanghai
Bourerunnerg
Legations
Fjina
Matnovane
Wen
Foreign Legations Crisis and German Resolve in China
From Lompox and London reports, Rear Admiral Bruce cites Li Hang Chang’s aid to protect the foreign legations in Peking and seek retribution for German blood. Emperor William vows to subdue China as German armored cruisers prepare to sail, declaring he will not rest until vengeance is achieved.
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Lompox
Bruce
Ta-ku
Li Hang Chang
Peking
London
William
China
Bbe
Wulbe
Cablegrams from the very long unreadable excerpt
The fragmentary text appears as a garbled cablegram listing names, numbers, and places with no coherent events or clear identities to summarize into a news item. No verifiable individuals, organizations, dates, or locations emerge to form a factual card.
German Policy and Unanimity Among World Powers
Berlin dispatches indicate Germany’s stance in China will hinge on Russia’s views as powers seek to maintain unanimity. The current situation stresses joint action by leading nations to shape the outcome amid imperial maneuvering.
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Berlin
Germany
China
Orwany
Missionaries at Che-Fu Seek Refuge Amid Boxer Threat
Two hundred missionaries and their families take refuge at Che-Iu as warships intervene to prevent a probable Boxer attack. The flotilla presence aims to shield civilians from rising unrest during the Boxer Uprising era.
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Che-Fu
Che-Iu
Japan opposition to mandate shifts in Asia reported
German and Russian newspapers claim Japan has no mandate to relieve Peking and that Poworu actions were misreported. Russia has placed an upwy corps at Odessa on a war footing, professing to furnish troops for China.
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Japan
Peking
Russia
Odessa
China
UNINA S MUNITIONS OF WAR HEAVY GUNS AND MAUGERS
In a House of Commons debate on July 10 Mr George Wyndham the Parliamentary Secretary for War disclosed England supplied China since 1895 with 128 field guns 207 machine guns and related ammunition. Germany in 1899 supplied 460000 Mauser rifles and 3000000 cartridges to China.
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Loxpox
George Wyndham
House of Dommions
China
England
Germany
Bnglish
Wyndham
Attack on Tien-Isin Faced Desperate Russian Defense
On Friday, GLA and Chinese forces with 12 guns attacked Lien tsin near the French Settlement. Russian troops defended a bridge using Gatling guns for seven hours, while Chinese forces withdrew. HM Terrible’s guns helped repel the assault as Allied casualties reached eighty.
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GLA
Lientsin
H.M.8
Terrible
UnclearHistorical Notice From Lsnox July Morning
Fragmentary report indicates a navigation or travel update involving a 12 mile repaired line between Tekin and Tioatsin. Names and places are partially obscured, with references to riders, detainee status, and ship movements, suggesting a regional transport or security bulletin.
Allies' Advance and House Bill Debated in Commons
Report notes uncertain Allied progress toward Peking and that Lord Balfour and Mr. Ava introduced a Treasury bill in the Commons to fund ongoing war efforts. Details remain unclear as the campaign continues.
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Times
Peking
Ava
Balfour
Miret
Treasury
Hone of Commons
China
Commonwealth Bill Fight Promised After Royal Assent
In a Lords announcement Lord Hvbburs Lent Hopatous and Lord Kintore declare as the Queen’s commissioners they will oppose the Australian Commonwealth Bill once it receives Royal assent. A similar notice in the House of Commons was loudly cheered.
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Lowpoy
Lord Hvbburs
Lent Hopatous
Lord Kintore
Leaves of Lords
Souvenirs of Federation Signed Bill In Duplicate
July 10 at 5 50 a m the Queen signed the Commonwealth Bill in duplicate and gave one copy to Sly Barton The Queen also gave the pendable and inkstand to be preserved by the Federal Parliament
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Sly Barton
Barton Interview on Empire Consolidation and Commonwealth Bill
An interview with Mr Barton discusses Australia reclaiming the passage of the Commonwealth Bill as a move toward better government and stronger ties with the Motherland. The Times favors the passage, calling it a major step in consolidating the Empire and deepening colonial affection for the Motherland.
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Barton
Australia
The
Times
Queen's assent to Commonwealth Bill declared in cable
A cable from Mr Barton reports the Queen's assent to the Commonwealth Bill. The Lord Chancellor Hulsbury Lord Hopetoun and others announced the assent as delegates requested duplication of the commission. Mr Barton noted signing and preservation actions for the Federal Parliament records.
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MR Barton
Byoxey
Barton
Chancelor
Tos Hulsbury
Hopetoun
Uni Kintore
Gorda
Javelin Silver Watch Listing at Perth Shop
T D Canta presents Caris Bros. javel themed gents silver Waltham watch with double cases nickel movement compensation balance and full jeweled design at 35 pounds. Three years warranty noted.
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T. D. Canta
Lati Caris Bros
Javel- Vera
Barrack St
Perth
Gents
Waltham Watchies
Gosta
Transvaal War Dispatches From July Fronts
Reported skirmishes near Bronker Spruit and Rustenburg with boer resistance. Troopers Whelan and peers praised for endurance as Victoria Canadian and Australian mounted infantry re-equip battle lines. Ambulances and hospital conditions described at Bloemfontein amid fever concerns.
Free Staters Rally Under Steyn and De Wer
Three thousand Free Staters have returned to Zonrisaburg under Steyn and Christian De Wer, as of July 10 12 69 with lines of march noted by the rebels and forces forming in the region.
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Losins
Steyn
Christian de Wer
Zonrisaburg
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