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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1900
Page
3
Cablegrams from Lownes and other sources report military movements in Canton and surrounding provinces as German and French leaders respond to the China dispute. British officials reiterate resolve to maintain gains and press for a stable government. diplomacy hovers over planned plans for further talks.
The Dowager Empress travels to Peking and plans a sojourn at Jesol as part of a distant royal journey. Details remain fragmentary in the dispatches with focus on travel and court protocol.
A translated fragment reports Ketseier’s serious case against a prominent figure identified as Yung La accused of a grave crime connected to the untimely death of a German ambassador amid an early stage of a regional conflict. Names and exact places remain obscured in the OCR.
Scientific judges conte Wolfe Wonnapps led by presiding panel as 20 equal entries were judged in a contested event. Officials from major science bodies reviewed methods and results yesterday in an open session.
Reuters reports Germany has drafted a proposal to form an allied force to cooperate with General Waldersee in the Peechili province. The plan was sent to allied governments for reply amid ongoing negotiations.
Intelligence states thirteen American, British and Jewish missionaries were killed while aiding survivors on the coast under Chimere ewort. The attack occurred during a tense deployment in the Pewhiji province, with details slow to emerge from distant dispatches.
A Shanghai Standard report states Sangefou, the Manchu Viceroy of Yuin, led a large force north on the 8th to rescue the Emperor of China who was then said to be at Haven In-In.
Transvaal War news from Sept 7 details gathering of Boers near Jobehenborg and a strengthened garrison. Reports list casualties and captures including Lance-Corporal G. Callen and several wounded or missing Australian and Victorian soldiers. British operations under General Buller and Hamilton advance, with De Wet near Johannesburg and Baden-Powell touted for a future post in annexed areas.
The Boers under General Buller retire without heavy Coulson losses as they evade Lord Wandle and General Bridlehurst. They concentrate at Lydenburg Thursday. Fortifications and guns move to Kragersport with remaining forces heading to Spite Kop. Times correspondent from Wayetunn notes Sir Alfred Miller seeks a proclamation to review concessions by the late Transvaal Government, with potential modifications if unlawful or prejudicial.
General Buller crossed the Manchberg Range east of Lydensburg and bombarded the enemy. General Boilielingtaser a ts Ship moved toward Lydenburg as Boera forces withdrew, taking 20 wagon loads of Lion.
Correspondence at Previn indicates the Netherlands Railway Company altered workshops for manufacturing stock items and showed sympathy with the enemy by paying their expenses while on command. The company’s employees operated alongside Natal Railway forces under pressure and faced retreat.
The native report states Kruger is maneuvering against the Boor army and plans surrender at an early date, signaling a potential closure to the conflict.
A fire at Tonbridge on September caused a fatality as occupants could not escape. The escape door had been removed from its proper place, trapping the victims inside the burning building and preventing egress.
A sensational report claims the life of the Sultan of Turkey has just been uncovered and 18 people including two Sino officials have been arrested in Stam bot. Details remain unclear as the story unfolds.
A fragment notes a polar expedition called Lownox with a six dollar stake and mentions the Stelle expedition ship. It reports the Etelia becoming embedded in a location for eleven months, with unclear terms and names due to damaged text.
The Daily News reports that Parliament will be dissolved in the last week of September if decisive news from South Africa arrives. The statement aligns with expectations of a significant shift in policy or action pending from South Africa.
The United Winter Government informed the Hon W Mulock Post minister General of Can sola that the Philippine Islands are to be regarded as American territory.
Kalgoorlie police court heard charges against M Grone for assault on a constable in Hannan Street. Evidence described the assailant striking and knocking down Constable Porter after noticing the officer watching him. the man attempted to draw a weapon when confronted. The case also touched on railway commission appointments and unrelated matters.
In Victoria two children Jamen Percy Corie aged two and Gertrude five were poisoned by their mother. She faces murder charges at Numarkeh court as relatives recall her distress and mental strain. Reports mention a domestic tragedy with a man killed, a sister-in-law, and a suicide attempt amid a chaotic aftermath near Melbourne.
Maynounsa September 10 The Suvinga Bank Commission opened tenders for 18 128 in pounds per cent Credit Foncier Bond. Public subscribed a small amount and the balance was taken by the Commissioners. Gold shipments by the B M Victoria total 280 000 pounds. A new Prison Gate Home at Abbotaford by the Salvation Army costing 8 000 pounds was officially opened this afternoon by Mr Alfred Deakin.
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