Story of Dunn and Yellow George at Wellington station
The tale recounts Dunn eluding Walgett police at M Phail's station and a pursuit near Wellington. Constable M Hale chases Dunn and the half caste Yellow George, who had sold cattle at the Bell River pound yard. A gunfight ensues as the trooper fires twice, missing Dunn who escapes into timber land.
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Dunn
Walgett
M‘phail
Collumbarrawong
Thunderbolt
Inglega
Yellow George
Wellington
Hin
Walton
George
M‘hale
Yellow
M Hale
M'Hale
Fred
Outlaw Dunn Surrenders After Shootout With Troopers
In a fierce chase near Coombamble Dunn wounds trooper Mac and is wounded in turn. M Hale and companions Hawthorne and Elliott pursue, Dunn surrenders after recognizing the danger, praising the troopers and acknowledging the price of the fight before being taken to Dubbo Gaol.
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Dunn
M‘hale
Eostill
Mac
John
Tuam
Hawthorne
Elliott
Canonbar
Duan
M'Hale
Dupn
Johnnie Dunn
Eaey
Coomamble
Dubbo
Yellow George
Extraordinary bets mark Japan Russia war wagers
Reports describe Japanese officers betting on death in battle and widows’ funds. A Moscow merchant pledged to eat boots if Japan did not sue for peace by July 1, later eating a boot strip daily until November 20. A Japanese officer in Omsk bet a kopeck per minute Port Arthur held out after June 1, and after October 1 faced nearly £300 debt before fatally shooting himself.
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Moscow
Japan
Lomekin
Omsk
Siberia
Kopeck
Port Arthur
Sing
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