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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1900
Page
9
A brown bullock camel branded 77 near Apel is reported stolen from Pyke's Hallow around the 10th Angnat, 104. A reward is promised for information leading to its recovery and to identifying the responsible party. Any helper names or tips may aid G. Hf or BWINDER in Pyke's Hallow.
West Australia wires report a man named Py Mahoney, a laborer, sought his wife and found Ab Win at a helyale where a knife attack allegedly stabbed Mahoney in the abdomen. The assailant fled with the woman believed to be involved. Local police continue inquiries as the scene remains under scrutiny.
The steamer Bioerah arrived from Capetown with troops including First Contingent Western Australians Private Green Campbell and Ansell. They will be entertained by the Minister of Defence. A fishing boat capsized near Port Albert during a gale. four young men were found inland, suffering cold and exposure. Probate granted to James Thwaites, Tallongs Station. Estate valued at £22,000 went to the widow. Railway to Mildura discussion deferred amid rival routes. Electric Lighting Act Amendment Bill altered to block municipal power transfers without ratepayer approval.
Clara Johnson, 1, a married woman living apart, was found dead in her room tonight. Investigating officers report a disturbance with broken bedroom bars and a blunt instrument nearby. A witness said the woman was under the influence of liquor, but the cause of death and responsibility are under inquiry as authorities scrutinize the circumstances and any proposed amendments to the Marriage Act.
Reports from WHEW SOUTH WALES dated September 12 state that a unit of 1‑pounder quick firing field guns, ordered months ago, arrived at Vitoria Barracks today. The weapons were manufactured at Woolwich Arsenal and enhance the colony's armament.
The text portrays Li as the wealthiest and most powerful Asia statesman, accused of vast wealth gathered through usury and extortion. A notable incident is described where his 10,000 men army reportedly thwarted a plan to provoke a yellow river flood, revealing political manipulation and strategic influence.
The Royal Pantomime Company announces a two night stand in Perth starting Monday. The nursery rhyme tale Jack and the Beanstalk will be staged with elaborate scenery and has drawn positive notices from critics in the West Australian. Box office at O Donnell’s Nene Agency urges early seating for patrons.
MT MALCOLM reports a presentation at the Malcolm Hotel where Mr Bromley officiated the match and received praise for umpiring the win over Gwalie while promising another cup year. The piece also criticizes government school funding, noting Morgans Leonora and Laverton lack local schooling despite multiple coffee houses and hotels.
A garbled OCR fragment appears to blend boosterish medical claims with nonsensical terms. It mentions cleansing blood through the kidney and references unfamiliar names, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable organization. The text lacks verifiable details.
W A Tatternall reports on the Metropolitan Stakes with listed entries and stakes including Wevker and Cyanide, plus prize payments and deductions. A meeting at Fire Brigade Station sees club officers elected and decisions on delegates and proxies. A Sunday boat picnic at Monzion Church and Goodenough mine flower show highlight local leisure, with a note on Kensington gatherings and the need for more events.
An 1899 testimonial from Mrs F G Von Bibra of Port Victoria praises VitaDatio as a miracle medicine. She claims it restored her health after years of weakness and unable to sit at a table. She notes family and friends in Western Australia are using it and claims it added years to her life.
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