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Newspaper
Menzies Miner
Location
Menzies, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 22, 1900
Page
5
Two men from Mtruthoor Horse were recommended for the Victoria Crown in connection with the Transvaal war reporting from Lowpox dated September 17.
After his oecuration at Barberton General French grew irritated with Boer supremec. He threatened withdrawal and bombardment of the town, quieting the sniping. Among prisoners held at Barberton and later released were Captain Bonrne and Lieutenant Cameron of New Zealand.
A bleak report describes the ex-president Kruger as frail and pitiless toward foes, with the Boers vowed to continue the fight despite his failing health and diminishing resolve.
Fragmentary text references Mr Berdell and Ex-President bearing on an interview with a Ka-President. Mentions Transvail Commissioner of Police replying, Kenger left Traneves for an indefinite period, and women expelled from Pretoria. Context and identities are garbled.
The undermentioned casualties amongst Australian troops are Private D Black New South Wales died of pneumonia at Mafeking Private E H Bailey Tasmania killed at Mitkonish Private G Richardwon Tasmania wounded at Miskoylis.
Fragmentary report states a British garrison is under siege with limited relief, yet historically well provisioned and resisting. Details remain unclear on location and time, but a relief force was reportedly left behind, leaving the garrison to hold out.
The Daily Mall reports Lord Roberta will begin a homeward journey on October 8 starting with visiting Natal battlefields.
Report notes the Boer forces are fractured and disorganized near Komatipoort with refugees arriving at Delagos. Destruction along the Delagos line and movements of military units amid a retreat are described.
J. Le White and Lence Corporal King of the New South Wales Brahmea were killed while fighting at Won terfontein on September 5. Lieut. White was the youngest son of Mr John G. White, a well known geographer.
Reported violence in China as clashes intensify around Beijing. Two individuals are said to have died by self-inflicted actions during protests that began with escalating turmoil. Government and local officials respond with measures as security concerns rise.
Colonel Dorward who led an expedition from Tienshin onward has been appointed to command the British Peking Horse. Colonel Cambelucceeds Colonel Dorward at Tion-tain in a notable replacement.
Prince Ching, consulting with Powere representatives, argues payment of indemnity would settle the crisis caused by the Boxer uprising and attacks on the Legations, showing a lack of seriousness about the position created.
A European seizure targets a Russian settlement railway line, aiming to disrupt transport and evacuate the area. Officials report disruptions to freight and passenger routes as authorities respond to the seizure.
Fragmentary report notes strain in American imports hitting cotton operations. Lancashire market signals belt tightening with potential fortnight impact as carriers reassess shipments.
Loxvox reports a West African Frontier Moron force seized Luan in Niger from fire chieftain Dedarin after a battle in which Colonel Cole and three officers were wounded. The Cedaris side suffered 120 dead and many wounded, with some arrows poisoned.
A Glasgow outbreak is noted with five years since the last event. symptoms are described as mild and limited to the bubonic variety. Authorities report the epidemic is contained with low fatality risk and no widespread panic.
In Birmingham the Amateur Championship final saw Derbyshire and Lane finish in a dead heat after a dramatic finish from Derbyshire who surged at the last 60 yards to catch Lane. The final time was Emin 84 45th near.
A German naval force aided the Bengal Lancers in a battle at Mutao where 500 boxers were killed. The Bengal Lancers reported a company of American infantry who were pressed by about 2000 Boxers. The engagement ended with Boxer losses and a rescue outcome.
Sixteen British Chinese and Indian soldiers were killed and 22 wounded while destroying a powder factory at Taog Chow. The assault involved coordinated action by Allied forces against the facility and its defenses, with casualties reported on both sides.
The Queen approves a 1901 spring Australasian tour by the Duke and Duchess of York. The Duke will open the first Federal Parliament of Australia. The Queen praises colonial loyalty during the South African War and notes uncertainties about departure timing and possible royal absence from England.
Raater's correspondent reports strong indications the Allies plan returning to Peking. Dr Morrison writes to Time magazine that withdrawal seems inevitable though it will entail further casualties among native Chinese Christians.
The Texas hurricane report details widespread destruction across Texas and Louisiana with thousands left in need of restitution. In Galveston 1,000 are reduced to extreme hardship while on the mainland 10,000 face similar conditions, as relief efforts begin.
Newspapers express delight at the Queen's act of favor to Australia. The Times suggests the Duke of York should become Commodore of the naval squadron, reflecting broad approval of imperial appointments.
The Timer extols United Australia and hints at promising signs of future greatness and glory.
Parliament in Lesnox will hold a vigil by the Quern on Tuesday next. A further Jawinened gathering is planned for Movember 1.
Inbervation notes that Gavernors brik in Suithis bien and took rovinionia near the head of WVilimuis River. The text mentions the Aboriginal Outlaws in transit toward Alyn River with various partings described in paranit.
The Royal Commission report handed to the Premiers discusses Scriptnyg tessoux in State Schools and a proposed voting method. It also notes inquiries into referenda on Redorel electinis and a medical officer's view, with a plan to reduce expenditure including changes to paper allowances.
Aboard the Woolgardie a group of invalid soldiers including Aumaine Bape and Privates Green Kempbell and Anvall traveled to West Australia from Melbourne. News of Mr Pinch missing from the Marloo caused shock to his Glen Ve friends. Helen Ktown and Mr Vinto announced the Enai National Council revived and accepted the position of travelling and organising secretary for Australia and New Zealand.
In New South Wales Charles Onok was charged with obtaining 99 pounds from a National Bank unit by pretence. He was committed for trial and remanded after a large sum was noted.
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