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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 08, 1900
Page
5
Report from Cablegrams China notes Russian troops have occupied every fortress in Manchatia with Mykden still held. Authorities urge adherence to an agreement to protect Manchin yanny, while relying on boosted infantry numbers to deter further aggression.
At Chinese treaty ports the consensus holds that Japan's withdrawal from Peking signals the inevitable partition of China, marking a turning point in regional power and control among foreign interests.
Fragmentary text suggests Japan and Korea amid stalled discussions over regional issues. The note mentions Rossin and a proposal to withdraw from Chin, with Japan seeking permission for a tres band. The readability is limited, but the item appears to reflect diplomatic maneuvering without a clear outcome.
Customs reopened at Losnox as Sir Robert Barton resumes Chinese customs duties. September duties reflect an 80 pan levy and renewed border controls affecting cargo and passenger lines.
Allied forces have occupied the Imperial Palace in Peking to prevent further looting after clashes. The move aims to restore order while safeguarding cultural treasures and key government sites. Officials say the action underscores accountability and restraint amid ongoing civilian turmoil.
Report notes the Peking Railway section from Tion-tein to ur Yang-teun has been repaired, restoring service across the route. The brief confirms completion of the track work and anticipated resumption of normal trains.
iRMAN TROOPS and German units reportedly land near Torrest Wu-sung on the Yangtze and drive out the Beli 8. About 1000 Boxers and Chinese Regulars from the Imperial Hunting Park were involved as villages along the river were burned and residents displaced.
Chinese regular units show growing opposition to Germany as they march in formation toward a stance of resisting German influence, signaling nationwide unrest and potential shifts in alignment.
The Paris journal Le Temps reports Russia and France plan troop withdrawals. Britain remains wary yet not opposed, while Hong Kong’s pean reactions mix alarm and amusement as powers move toward withdrawal. The London Standard discusses Britain and Germany possibly keeping Peking until China yields satisfaction.
Messages delayed hinder communication with the British Ambassador Sir Claude Macdonald, complicating official correspondence and diplomatic duties. The issue delays routine exchanges and may affect timely responses from the embassy.
Mr Blihn Root United States Minister for War denies Americans recalled from Peking. Root the Special American Commissioner in China was interviewed at Shanghai yesterday. He told them
A report notes the early steps taken to safeguard the lives and property of foreign nationals. Officials outline measures to ensure safety and stability amid rising concerns. The piece emphasizes government responsibility and community vigilance in maintaining order.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event where an Order of St. Andrew was presented to President Lonbet by Loxnow and Bept Le The Oxar hax. The text also mentions delays, a matogeraphy Heller, and planned travel to a Paris Eerbibiovnn exhibition, with referenced regret about the schedule.
English cricket results show Yorkshire as champion with an unbeaten record. Lancashire, Kent, and Surrey follow, with Nottingham and Warwickshire mid-table, while Middlesex, Gloucestershire, and Sussex also feature in the standings. Prince Kanjitainiji’s team suffers a setback in the event noted.
September reports from Lonnos note Glasgow declared infected port with quarantine for arriving vessels and related safeguards. A death from bubonic plague in Govan, Glasgow suburbs is reported, as London tightens naval and sanitary measures.
Puarn September 4 Parliament resumed Address-in-Reply as Mr Gregory spoke against the Government. The Premier and the no-conscience motion were accused of misbelief about finances and Public Works policy. Two Government members allied with Federal bodies and voted with the Opposition. The debate touched on the goldfields transit dilemma and adjournment was requested.
General Buller advanced to the north bank of the Crocodile River about ten miles from Wie Weene of the West where hostilities continue. The Toes near Klip River released some prisoners who retained possession of their vane. Boer commando at Klip River is about 600 strong.
Seventy nine British prisoners recently released from the Nooitgedacht capital have reached Deleon aboard a transport vessel. Officials say the men are in good condition and being processed for repatriation.
On Sept 3 Lord Robsets learned a railway line had been exploded near Moodpenyt causing a sudden descent on the vi fuga. Many inhabitants were detained and factory merchants were made prisoners as local lines faltered and security tightened.
The Bardent correspondent with British troops at Belfast reports a surgeon, O Neill, was fatally wounded as he gathered wounded after a recent retreat. The board also seized the ambi.
Fragmentary notes discuss Lori Roberts related details and a movement toward annexation vows to Great Britain. The garbled text hints at provisional talks and regional strategic shifts, but contains uncertain names and dates.
Colonel Plumer again defeats the Boers at Rooichal and captures 100 rifles 40,000 cartridges and supplies from the lines. The action tightens control as colonial forces push to consolidate gains in the region.
A detachment of Commandants commando was defeated in the same neighborhood with heavy loss. The report notes Boer activity in Bax D and declares the enemy defeated.
Colonial troops marched from Zeérust to Krugersdorp facing stiff Boer resistance. Boers suffered defeats as the advance continued, underscoring a contested operation in the region.
Besiegers from the Free Staters surround Ladybrand east of Bloemfontein in the Orange River colony. General Archibald Honthor has begun relief efforts for the garrison as several commands push forward to break the siege.
Peter Caldwell, admitted yesterday with injuries, died this morning in South Australia. The report notes ongoing health concerns. In contrast, northern crop prospects were described as very promising despite the misfortune.
J B Defarnankin longtime New Caledonia resident aged over 40 years was buried on Borday. He served as Mayor of Nommes and as President of the local Parliament, reflecting a notable civic career.
Captain Arthur Aturton yesterday led 30 invalided Australian soldiers to Windsor where they were hosted by the mayor. Trooper Murten from New South Wales praised hospital care in Bloemfontein and transport. the group toured Windsor Centre Queen's dairy farm and Royal Gardens. His Majesty ordered the visit be made as pleasant as possible.
In Kalgoorlie Sept August reports 70 bruised and 10 marriages are noted while Katrine Polini is committed for trial in the Supreme Court for wounding. Dr Barber objects to testifying, criticizing long evidentiary demands as the case unfolds. A Wynwk Fogarty inquiry looms with potential Britain ties, Boulder and Port Augusta mentioned, plus a goldfield cycling meeting endorses a WA League and local delegates.
A Victorian deputation pressed Premier to move Parliament to pass the Reclassification Board report this season. The Presbyterian Church and Sunday labor objections stirred debates as the Commonwealth proclamation date of January 26 was discussed. Gold valued at £42,500 was shipped by the Ortona to London.
The Premier moved the second reading of the bill to end state conventions and align economies with federation. The Workmen's Compensation Bill passed committee stage with one alteration excluding women from benefits. A private bill to implement the Methodist Union was introduced and read a first time.
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