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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1900
Page
5
Reuters reports from Lannos dated Sept 10 that Prince Ching is returning to Peking and is expected to be an adnettive Emperor.
Reports state that there are now Bodo troops at Shanghai and 4000 Naval Brigade men on standby. Germany seeks 600 more troops to China in October while allied commanders urge partial withdrawal from Peking to ease winter supply lines.
Prince Ching and Powon Boyt 114 were returned to Poking after a noted status. The movement involved Prince Ching wa nom and an official return process tied to local authorities.
De Morrison, a Peking Times correspondent, claims evidence shows the Dowager ordered the extermination of Europeans at the Foreign Legations. He says the British Legation wall was determined and a delay would have been fatal, criticizing Chinese ministers for deceiving the Powers with shameless lies and bogus edicts.
The long feared hurricane struck the Texas coast near Galveston, causing immense property damage and heavy loss of life. A vast tidal surge submerged the town, destroying thousands of houses and drowning many residents as it spread inland along the coastline.
Lonpox reports severe flooding and widespread ruin in Galveston with only a few structures standing. American War Minister Rent allocates 10 000 tents and 50 000 rations for survivors. Cotton crop losses and total damage estimated at 15 000 000 dollars. Eight ships wrecked and winds reached 64 miles per hour. Texas records an appalling death toll with about 5 000 lives lost.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention W Lownes on September 9 and Mr J F Hagen MP for Tippe, with references to a Papatos passenger and Federation Commissioner for the Chronicle. The text is incomplete and reads like a clipped historical record.
Mr Hogan native of Ireland and journalist in Victoria went to England in 1888. He has represented Tipperary in the House of Commons since 1893. He published works including The Irish in Australia and The Southern Dominion Saga. He traveled Canada to Australia by the New Imperial Highway.
Sept 10 report from Lospow describes Burrs near Warridmttns north of Pretoria negotiating surrender terms. They seek to retain cattle ownership and a portion of their possessions as part of the terms offered by authorities.
In the Spits Kop area near Lydenburg against British advances, telegraphs reach General Buller protesting the Trangvael seizure. Prominent figures urge ex-President Kruger to surrender as Batha is reported conquered.
The casualty list names Private Ei Mitchell of Bonth Australia killed at Wolverdiend. Privates Kable and Marshall of South Australia wounded. P A Wald of New South Wales severely wounded at Balfant. Private Butler of Tasmania died of disease at Germington. Private QC Smith of New Zealand Mounteds died of septic illness at Pretoria. Private H Hardy of New South Wales died of heart disease at Capetown. Privates Selfour Bowers Deakin missing after Thaba Neha. Private 8 Proate, who led the list last week, has rejoined his regiment.
The Gallant Suffolks under General French advanced toward Carolina and dislodged the Boers in three attacks. They captured one position and the unit displayed notable gallantry throughout the engagements.
General Buller’s forces attacked the Boers on Horeerbop Ridge between Spita Kop and Lydenburg, driving the position under artillery cover. The assault’s Devon, Royal Irish, and Royal Beats Frasiers units forced a retreat, with British casualties reported as 18 killed and 5 wounded. A shell burst near volunteers and Gordon Highlanders caused three deaths and injuries but the company remained steady.
Major General Baden-Powell has been appointed town chief of the Trancyas Police. The announcement states his senior authority will oversee local law enforcement and public safety in the town.
Report says Buller’s advance from Lydens to feeble resistance. Botha taunts Boers as cowards, claiming they abandoned their strongest position since the Tagela battles.
Plague reports from Glasgow on September 7 indicate the bubonic outbreak has been arrested. Authorities confirm further canon activities are being monitored, with continued surveillance in the area.
In THE COMMONS HOSTILE on Sept 6 Mr Ben Tillett opposed a proposed Compulsory Arbitration Court empowered to settle labor disputes. The plan was rejected in the House of Commons by a heavy majority, signaling no favor for the constitution.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Tanney as governor of Madras and Lord Ampthill, with references to Sir ALR Havelock and a private secretary role to Mr Chamberlain in 1897. It also oddly notes a marriage to Lady Margaret Lygon and a later Marl Branchamp, plus a reference to the present Governor of New South Wales, all in garbled form.
Fitzgerald's Circus organizer Tom Fitzgerald tightens plans for an Anateolian colonies visit. Ammons acquires a giraffe for the menagerie, expected to arrive in Sydney in December.
A hippo born at Adelaide Zoological Gardens is prepared for transport to Ambore for display. Officials confirm the newborn hippo is pure and will be shipped by freight to join the zoo’s exhibit lineup.
An outbreak of yellow fever occurred in Dakor town, Kaira district, Tombay Presidency, Western India. It has caused heavy mortality, reducing the Beilivh marinen regiment from 1800 to 465 men.
Lord Wolcoley as Commander-in-Chief urges a drastic revision of covetal defences to elaborate them in an esrione tempeste. The note, though garbled, indicates a strategic review of Britain’s military fortifications and defensive posture. Potential emphasis on strengthening coastlines and field works in response to perceived threats.
The Sculling Championship features Lowdon Scoti J. Wray and George Toman from the New South Wales team in strong form ahead of the world title race. The trio are described as excellent performers preparing for the anticipated showdown.
Report notes a public battery at Laverton appears imminent if Parliament approves a further grant. The current £40,000 rent had nearly been used, but continued strong battery work last year should persuade members to vote additional funds.
The sculling championship race between George Towns and Jay Towne finished with Towns the winner. Wind from the northwest and strong tide affected the start as Towne led early, but Towns gained steadily and won by a clear margin after 18 minutes, with both boats pushing hard and the winner breaking from near the start to take the lead.
London Sept. 10 McPreece, a noted electrician, claims a method to establish telephonic communication without wires. Experiments show the technique can be used across the sea for about eight miles, marking a potential breakthrough in wireless telephony.
The Agricultural Women's Annual Congress opens with ministers of agriculture noting 40 farms and wine-related concerns. Discussion centers on factory acts, licensing, and restricting wine production cellar plans near London. Riley’s arrest and a lengthy Assembly session follow.
Fragmented report describes drought impact in Queensland with damaged data. Mentions widespread livestock losses, station rainfall scarce, and persistent dry conditions. Notes extreme figures from varied stations and long running deficits, highlighting agricultural hardship and dwindling water reserves.
The annual Masonic ball has been rescheduled to October. The event will be held at the Maori Ball with elaborate arrangements underway to ensure a memorable evening.
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