Battle Report From Pretoria and Rhenoster River Clash
Telegraphic dispatch notes Lord Roberts reports peace restored in Pretoria area. British forces under Methuen rout Boers near the Rhenoster River. Casualties through June 9 total 1,276 officers and 17,405 other ranks. Commandant Botha located near Eerste Fabrieken. Buller advances as French Porter Dickson Hutton and Pole-Carew assault the Boer left and center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
Apriarbe
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Pohssoebire
Lord Methuen
du Wett
Rhenester
Buller
Another Injustice to Ireland
The Iron Monarch prints a telegram from Adelaide condemning government promises to support Ireland and vowing that Port Augusta’s birthrights will not be stolen again. It denounces a “dastardly” repression and reflects longstanding efforts against Irish oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apatathy
Mandel
Port Augusta
Turmoil and wartime chatter fill late night papers
The text describes disrupted cables and darkened communications amid tensions. It notes leaders and factions, mentions Pretoria capital, and references figures like Heden Powell Hunter and Kitchn. Rolling mentions of Melbourne and Crimean veterans appear alongside street scenes and public reactions to contracts and riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heden
Hunter
Ani
Ganington
Euking
Pretoria
Promising Outrage and Mineral Prospect Near Tarcoola
Special correspondent reports a lively mineral field near Tarcoola with the Wilgens Associated and Tenant’s holdings contending for claims. Observations note rich reefs, battering outcrops, and staking by Hakendorf, Tonant, and others as teams push toward a potential race of ore. Route considerations describe the Port Augusta line and proposed Tarcoola accessibility via Coward Springs, including water challenges and survey progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilevisiver
Mr Lone
Goa
Monsee Makeodort
Lawen
Warburton
van Hukendorf
Lufta
Ovary
Wilgens Automated
Megara Hakendorf
Lollinghui
Mevere Hakendorf
Teuwwat
Pan Tercoola Coiled Company
Cousintinue
Pioneer
Kixcellier Commanien
Nonth
Iakendort
Sutherland Ale
Propertiea
Gra Tho Enterprise Company
North West
T. Young
C. Middle
Thor
Wiens
Wiigeno Associated Company
Dloeke
Suaia
Lon
Moers
Fabian
MecKuobuie
Fatan
Hfl
P. Wa
Meesty Hakendorf
Tannaat
Wileam
Elaine
Anderay
Alts
Dawe
Faily
Wilzens
Win Reef
Gerelee Bahooot
Sey
Sheen
Wilkens
Vandslake Cote
Roy
Repid
Durree
Merly
Port Augusta
Coward Springs
Port Auguste
Tarcoola
Coward
Part Og Paeta
Usid Shora
Parliamentary Visit to Mount Gunson Mine
A parliamentary party led by the Minister of Mines travels to Mount Gunson Mine by special train, with engineers and officials from Pork Aususia and other regions observing potential large scale development. The group plans a return from Wotcoole and aims to inspect Carcovla railway and adjacent developments, with a likely August visit and ongoing preparations for a broader expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Gunson Mine
Cotte Workey IV
Buxton
Tr Thom Fruthay
Toreon
Mouit Gunson
Minier
Minnen
Myanbora
Parlin Twat
Engineoriutinot
Tikon Hl
Georenson
Thyrelay
Luke Oulion
Tie Gained
le Mine
Gageon
Sul
Aususia
Hor
Mistyped Fragments Describe Transport and Water Woes
Fragmentary report depicts a manager detailing delivery faults and water supply concerns. The text references road closures, rising traffic, condenser purchases, and plans to accelerate work, with travelers returning to discuss the uncertain future and a conversation about bicycles.
Tarcoola Gold Find
Tarcoola gold find is noted with a weekly Saturday morning event and coach presence. The notice references a series of horse related items, a Parungire carrier, and the revival of an unspecified coach at Port Auguste Woat.
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Psn
Evry’ Werk
Kichabuson
Port Auguste Woat
Ighamuson
Iis
Augusts Town Council Debates Civic Plans and Public Welfare
A long OCR readout depicts Augusts Town Council discussions on local governance and public works. Members consider street improvements, education funding, and safety measures amid a crowded agenda and constituent concerns.
Leigh Creek copper mine disruption and shipyard tale
Leigh Creek reports a major mine event near Weolim Springs tied to Copper Tin operations. The piece mentions work stoppages, a large puppet and mine closure effects, and upcoming impact on local industries including coke and material supplies for Warwork.
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Wadendmay
Jane
Jeo Dob
Weolim Springs
Bel
Addetuil
Port
Leigh Creek
Boltoe
Avichinery
Russchaft
Ehuwiing & Herd Gian
Tie Ninusind
Ledott Creuk
Haewet Wanewouthe
Supetk
Leena
Tein
Wartok
Warrina
Posciul Trajnu
Mathewn
Fragmented Victorian verse club dialogue and a crime report mix
A garbled OCR fragment mixes a literary discussion at Molly Dunshae s with mock court style lines and poetical banter. It then shifts to a historical crime note about a funeral and a city’s populace with uncertain ages and a census of ages, concluding with scattered notes on a woman s length and a market reference.
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Molly Dunshae
Poeta Fan Vatey
Lewik
Malaci
Poe Ogen
Lewis
Norv Fuiak
Manu Sigan
Arick
An Entangled Review of Australasian Travel and Mission Works
A garbled review discusses Wolf Beldee Moots tales, Australasian travel literature, and Joseph Ring’s study of faith. It mentions The Bush stories, a map of missions across Tahiti New Zealand and the Pacific, and a travelogue style account of Khiva by Jefferson. The piece notes a vivid travel narrative with photographic notes and a perilous journey anecdote.
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Wolf Beldee
Wales
Victoria
Preyinn
Emilee
New South Wales
Wardrck
Chia
Henry Ainshant
Soruboos
Eral
Solomon
Lemeth
Robert Wary Jorgh
Gyp
Polycania
Joseps Ring
Messia ES
Wigg & Bon
Archbisthop Moran
Sydney
Tipo Proxtestant
South
Beet Bence Uns
McKlay
London Missionaey Society
Australasia
Axl
Tahiti
New Zealand
Kew Mebrides
Somiainy
Royal Mission
S.couvert
Barre
Solomon Himestt
Ate
Brent Wuchioved
Hele Ai
Mafonuree
Khira
Mery I
Max O'Well
Jefferaun
Colonel Burnaly
Ee Jefferson
Mney Fide
Muwtand
Tootny
Lars Atos
Silater
Fragmentary Sci-Notes on Transcontinental Fund Transport
A garbled passage mentions a 1,000,000 fund and items like tickets, with stray names such as Philologian Weardes and references to Japan, London, and St. Peterburg Maser. The text is obscured and incomplete, yielding only scattered, unclear phrases about movement and dialogue.
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Arne
Arrow
Wil
Japan
London
Sid the Philologian
Fragmented Ancient Chronicle Describes Vast Prehistoric Beasts
The text recounts an eerie tale of towering creatures and vanished continents, mentioning megalosaurus like beings, giant wings, and oceans ancient in scope. It portrays a world where Britannia and its people inherit a forgotten heroic legacy amid catastrophic upheavals shaping Earth’s distant history.
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Shawn Ce
Britannia
Honger
Stockton
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St. Peterburg
Alonzo O. Bliss Co
Otis
D. Drysdale
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