Relief of Tien-Tsin Reported Aided
Cablegrams state that relief of Tien-Tsin has been effected with Seymour hard pressed as a relief column lands.
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Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
7
The Recent Disaster and Russian Losses Noted
Lemnox reports on heavy Russian losses and the German community in Hong Kong seeking Emperor William's permission to volunteer for colonial defense. The brief notes a wartime atmosphere with claims of destruction and civic mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemnox
Hong Kong
William
Beymour Hard Pressed in Chinese Boxer Resistance
A fragmented report states Admiral Seymour is hard pressed by Boxers and Chinese resistance. Twelve sailors from foreign ambassadors are reported to be with Admiral Seymour, as per the German Coneal at Chevfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevfa
Sepmvari
Seyatour
Russian Casualties Reported After Tien-tan Disaster
The international force near Tien-tan suffered heavy losses on the 22nd. Reported figures include 120 killed and 300 wounded among Russians, with American cases at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien-tatn
Relief of Tien-Tsin Varying Reports Place Seymour Surrounded
Reports from Loxvos and other sources claim Tien-tain was relieved after heavy fighting. Admiral Kempff confirms small losses in the relief column and Seymour remains surrounded ten miles from Tien-temn. Russian troops suffered the heaviest casualties, with about 10 killed and 20 wounded, while British and American troops fed first from the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxvos
Kempff
Tien-tain Ha
Seymour
Tien-temn
Tientain
Iliv
Tia
Statement by Brodrick on relief force to the north
Mr Br. John Brodrick told the House of Commons that private sources said Tiantrin had been relieved and a relief column had moved north toward Admiral Seymour. He noted danger to foreign legations on the 20th and that Britain would welcome prompt despatch of troops able to support the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brodrick
House of Commons
Tien-trin
Eurstance
Admiral Seymour
Unclear Cablegram Item From Nanking and Yang Taeliang
Fragmentary cablegram notes movement and intimidation involving Chinese and a fleet, with references to Nanking and Yang Taeliang. Readable names include Pekling and Kawase, but many words are garbled, leaving the core actions and entities uncertain. The item hints at diplomatic or military pressure but lacks verifiable specifics or dates.
Unrest at Canton in prospect of rising
Great unrest prevails at Canton amid fears of a rising if Li Hung Chang departs. Many Chinese officials are sending their families to Hong Kong as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Li Hung Chang
Hong Kong
Relief column enters Tien-tsin amid remote talks
A telegraph report says the Ta-ku relief column reached Tien-tsin and relief was sent to Admiral Seymour the next day. Earlier dispatches note Seymour claimed Peking. The Hong Kong Shanghai Bank reports the valley of Tsin was affected on the 28th. The French commander and the Viceroy at Yonanan say General Francie and his guard left, escorted by Chinese troops on the 2nd inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta-ku
Tien-tsin
Seymour
Seymour Boas
Peking
Hong Kong
Snd Shanghai Bank
Valley of En Tsin
Yonanan
Paris
Francie
Yau
Transvaal War Update From Machadodorp Attacks
Five hundred British prisoners arrived at Machadodorp after General Rundle was attacked. President Kruger praised the prisoners’ treatment, though he damaged his hat in the gesture. Boers report courteous handling of captives and note the incident amid ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomos
Machadodorp
Kruger
Railway to Standerton Locomotives Buried Found
The Natal line to Standerton is open again after Boer destruction. Buried locomotives and machinery were unearthed at Standerton as restorations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standerton
Natal
Ion
The Honing Spruit Affair Involving British Prisoners
British forces held off a Boer force at Ho ning Spruit as reinforcements from Kroonstad arrived. Commandant De Wet faced 800 Boers and three heavy guns while the British used Mansers. The engagement lasted about seven hours and involved 400 British prisoners released in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honing
Spruit
Waterval
Kroonatnd
Bullock
de Wet
Armistice Request From China Urged to Powers
A message from the principal Viceroy of China to Washington asks the Powers to grant charm during Li Hung Chang's visit to Peking. America replies with a refusal to exercise influence in that direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Washington
Li Hung Chong
Peking
America
Commonwealth Constitution Bill First Reading in Lords
The Commonwealth Constitution Bill was introduced in the House of Lords and given its first reading. On Lord Selborne's motion the measure proceeded, with a second reading scheduled for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of
Statement on Barton's London Stranding Sparks Indignation
In the New South Wales Legislative Assembly it is alleged that Mr Barton is stranded in London and cannot secure return passage to Sydney. Mr Darley resents this claim as unfounded and is greatly indignant at the assertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales Legislative Assembly
Barton
London
Sydney
Darley
Rundle Attacked in Boers Retreat at Tafelberg
During the engagement near Senokal General Rundle pursued the Boers to their main position at Tafelberg where they sought refuge under observers atop Me Telelborg. Many Boers were killed as the British set fire to several farms and inflicted losses in the fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rundle
Tafelberg
Me Telelborg
General Botha Returns to Front Near Liema
Luxor June 27 General Botha's advance guard is returning toward Liema and occupies a position on a hill 18 miles distant from the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxuoy
Botha
Liema
Beauchamp Intervention Stirs Commons Debate
In the House of Commons last night Mr Chamberlain addressed Mr W Redmond on Lord Beauchamp governor of New South Wales and the Commonwealth ill. He said Beauchamp's intervention was constitutional since Federation is not a party question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Redmond
Fitzgerald Brothers Benefit Show At Ajluumba
A benefit performance by the Fitzgerald Brothers circus proprietors drew a large audience at Ajluumba last night. The show featured a wide array of acts by the families of members from various Australian contingents and was reported as highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Fitzgerald Brothers
Ajluuibra
Antarctic Exploration Update: No Major Discoveries Reported
Lowpos Sunn 26 reports M. Borotigreviuk recently returned from a South Polar voyage addressed the Royal Graphical Society. The paper outlined the expedition route and noted no discoveries of special importance were made.
Wolkr’s Nonnarth Be No Equal
Fragmentary OCR hints at a headline involving Wolkr and Nonnarth with claims of unequal status. Readable text is limited, but suggests a dispute or comparison between two entities named Wolkr and Nonnarth, with emphasis on inequality or noncomparison. Further details are unreadable.
Khedive of Egypt Delayed in England Visit
The Khedive of Egypt announced to visit England is detained at Port Victoria Kent due to throat illness. He traveled by royal yacht and endured a long, coughing voyage with a flushed face after ten hours at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxvox
Egypt
England
Port Victoria
Kent
The Ashanti Rising and the Abolition of All Trade
A fragmentary account discusses the Ashanti rising, the rise of an illegible legal or social change, and a broad call against trafficking. It mentions a group or region, descriptions of freedom, and the abolition of certain forms of trade or exchange, though the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
British Army Officer Recalled from Active List
Lieutenant Gourr Lula Bloeber Owen is removed from the active list of lieutenants general in the British Army. He is granted a good service pension of £100 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxnox
Gourr
Lula Bloeber Owen
Queensland Dinner Amidst Imperial Ties with Noted Guests
The Queensland dinner, held last evening, drew about 150 attendees including Agent-General for the Australian colonies and Sir Henry Norman, former Governor of Queensland. Also present were Sir Rotor George Herbert and other dignitaries, praising imperial unity and noting the continued collaboration with the Imperial Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Norman
Queeneland
Rotor George Herbert
Dicksins
Moe Land
Gustin
Leon Huisern
Ava
Pacific Islands Incorporation With New Zealand
Loxpox in June 87 reports Chamberlain received a memo from Hon R Seddon urging the interpretation of Cook Island Fiji Islands and Friendly Islands with that colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
R. Seddon
Cook Leland
Fiji
Cape Colony Election Sends Jamon to Kiely's Gaye Anaeraly
In Cape Colony Luspinr on the 26th, Tie Jamon defeated rival candidates to be elected representative to the Gaye Anaeraly. Jamon supported by famous damesons and cited by local sources as a strong advocate for Kiely policy. The outcome marks a notable shift in regional governance and party strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luspinr
Dane
Tie Jamon
Dameson
Tan von
Kiely
Railway Revenue Rise Reported At Victoria
A clipped report from Victoria notes increased railway revenue amid shifting passenger traffic. The brief cites figures and dates but the text is fragmented, with several garbled names and numbers, though the overall tone signals growing railway earnings.
Bequest From South Melbourne Woman Aids Blind Asylum
Under the will of Mary Cleary of South Melbourne a charitable bequest provides for the View orien Asylum for the Blind. The bequest is valued at about £5000 in government debentures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cleary
South Melbourne
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Sant
Beymour
Brodrick
Logacy
Kawase
Sauklig
Gippruching
Wat Oki Anseyiy
Pet Omiskow Fk Tu
Visiaye
Divennrage
Watlion
Nily
Ae Shane Fai
Totes
Nanking
Yang Tae-Liang
Tsin
Ald
Transvaal
Pretoria
Machadodourp
Honing Spruit
LORDS
Ma, Bal
Rundie
Senokal
Iweral Botha
Lord Beauchamp
MR Chamberlain
Wolpe
Antarctic Exploration
Ndges Comte Wolkr
Cableg Rams
Khedive
Ashanti
Queensland
Pacific Islands
New Zealand
Cape Colony
DR Jameson
Victoria, Aig
Macnovese
Jane
Victoria
Coantry
Trafic
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