China Crisis Deepens as Britain Asserts Resolve in Shanghai
The article discusses Britain’s determination to protect its interests amid China tensions. It notes forces landing troops at Shanghai despite opposition from other powers and highlights uncertainty over the fate of legations in Peking. Readers await further news on casualties and European refugee conditions.
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China
Russia
England
Home Secretary
Eng
Ben
Shanghaiio
Leriu- Leresta
Eho
Chia
Hotit
Aghit England
Pokin
War lessons and shifting powers in a troubled world
The article observes wartime lessons from the China rebellion and notes changes in German military dress, Russian peacemaking hints, and the 1900 era outlook as powers maneuver for influence. It cites Count von Waldersee and the Emperor’s remarks as indicators of evolving strategy.
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China
Germany
Europe
Teagan
Russia
Itu
Farovik
Crme
Count von Waldersee
Special Excursion Tickets Offered Friday Evening
The announcement advertises special cheap excursion tickets available Friday evening. It notes lowered fares and mentions a sale at a venue called YE pm, with references to discounted rates and limited quantities for the event.
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Syeleng
Courts Hear Mixed Adverse Prosecution At Port Town
In a miscellaneous docket, McKener P.M. reviews cases including a smoldering dispute over summons service, a guilty plea for beer language in a hotel yard, and a liquor hours charge. The bench notes technical errors, defers on some counts, and adjourns others while outlining expected actions and penalties.
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Delore
Lend
Mmiione
P.M
Borgenot
Willie
Lynch
Pino
M.A
Lanka
Horvis
Woodwomi
Lee
Goonwwy
Woolwie
Frail Fragments Reflecting a Lost English Manuscript
Disjointed OCR fragments describe a rare chance involving scholars and critics on a debated prose work. Incoherent passages reference a payment of 40 000 to a contributor and praise for high quality writing amid mentions of places and people, all within a murky archival context.
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Jefwence
Tupoe Bay
New South Wastes
Vtec
Governor Retirement Sparks Major Political Shuffle
The report outlines Lorn Travia’s planned retirement in December and hints at parliamentary moves to trim future government expenditures. It notes Premier and assembly actions, unemployment programs, and a broad editorial flourish on political change, with references to England and Sydney while discussing governance transitions.
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Lorn Travia
Seryn
England
Borough Council Minutes Mention Sabbath Refusal and Safety Concerns
Borough council minutes detail discussion on Sabbath observance urging cooperation with other towns, a finance report showing small credit and payments, and a safety issue at a culvert near Builio’s causing a debate over a dangerous man trap on Government land. Officers note government action pending and a lamp outside the council chambers was mentioned.
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Department of Public
Parkow
Olien
Pach
Bomuiaries Ileurat
Wilke
I Desai Eet
Sorc Tan Harris
Uinekeman
Wenc
Lees Aloime Cne
Malidy
Mowndl Bey ‘Aldernon Hineheman
Mitormats Marrle
Ruly
Perriod
Vwarriy
Builio
Roel
Tin
Abdorman Einckman
Mir. Molorey
Formation of a Rifle Club in the Borough
A public meeting discusses forming a Volunteer Rifle Club with conditions on drill, ammunition, and age. Officials report the Regional Under Secretary has approved consideration, and members must attend twelve days of drill yearly. The council approves organizing and appoints a secretary as talks continue with police and military authorities.
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BR. Tayne
Wa. Pike
Wack
Generire Comtempon
Principel
Totter
Afajor M. Botun
D. A.A
Linont
Peron
O'Brien
T. J. F. Cadion
Mame
Tyra
Conditona
Mombers
J. F. Downey
Stwald
Lomet
Ar. Gudden
Dewooy
Jamet Byrna
Feresas
P.M
Roguntty
Frontline Dispatch from Tangler G UV Agent Letter
A dated July 10 from Bethiehan Toomsay details patrols from Frankfort to Tosteday with moves, supply columns, and farmhouse skirmishes. The writer describes guards, food, rough weather, and wearied troops under Colonel in charge while noting mail delays and rumors of planned operations.
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Donar-Time
Isoha
General Unter
Ceara Hamlin
Tunis
al de Liale
Tha Cylonel
Hienstad
Toits
Tito
Reile
Mick
Sustley
Thors
Wight
Boostur Christ
Geonus
War in China Eludes Clearend Dispatches From Peking
Fragmented reports describe Chinese resistance around the Jurporia Palace in Peking as the Empress Dowager and top officials face upheaval. German and Japanese forces are reported allied, with Tonkin troops observing events and Winter weather delaying reparation talks. A violent aftermath follows the palace seizure amid chaos.
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Anghal
Allive
Jurporia Palace
Peking
Lyriove
Sheng
Chea Lo-Fang
Pokin
Loi Hung Chang
Ny Care
Tonkin
Gernany Encoods
Boer War Reporting Mixed From Front and Prisoner Notes
Fragmentary telegraph style dispatches describe escapees from Noultymlaukt tunneling path to freedom. British and Boer forces clash at multiple fronts with casualties and captures. court martial concludes with a guilty verdict. Major General Paget engages Du Wol’s rerguard while Colswal Aiteell conducts reconnaissance near Veatereburg.
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Pirat
Praeoex
Wilthy
Bentonos Ia
Paget
du Wol
Colswal Aiteell
Electors Rights and Local Social at Tuggranong
The article mentions Electors Rights and Deputy Registrar duties to be stamped before a December deadline with a three year extension. It also reports a social at Tuggranong with Mr and Mrs Owen returning from the northern rivers, about 20 sopas and a late night dance, plus a Wesleyan flower show planning meeting with Miss Gale as honorary secretary and invitations to open the show on November 9 and 10.
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Uty
Tuggranong
Tugnour
W. Owena
Jostios
Misa Cullom
Mr. Motes
Muir
F. B. Beith
Jace Masting
Ber. A. Stupben
Local sports letters and political unrest in 19th century notes
The page records protest letters from Tuy Lechdale footballers to Weal club about a match in Quesn bepan and mentions responses to travel concerns. It lists local stock sales at Honebosh and a failed suffrage petition in Victoria with 160,000 signatures. It notes the Canberra identity Titadorg’s Sydney death and Ballarat fire funeral attendance. It references crime, funerals, and government finances across regions including Melbourne and Yarraman.
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Lanyon
Tuy Lechdale
Weal
Quesnbepan
Tha Jucele
Honebosh
Tenby
Tonzendures
Wothers
Campbell
Yarrslumla
Victoria
Kienten
Mon Ay
Legislative debates and strike affect local affairs
In the Legislative Council the Municipalities Act passed the second reading by 19 to 16, granting councils rental powers. The Arbitration Bill faced opposition in the Assembly as revolutionary and socialistic. A strike at Hetton colliery left about five hundred idle workers. Breelong blacks tracks were again found at Yarramie Gap, Liver pool ranges. Produce market activity was steady with no price changes. Clare and Dandy rose to 100 to 8 in the Epson Handicap.
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Bydney
Legislative Council
Legislative Assembly
Hetton
Yarramie Gap
Liverpool Ranges
Yaaterday
Clare
Dandy
London dispatch reports Boer and British actions and Pekin developments
Desultory fighting continues as Generale Buller and French advance toward Vouwgkaoler amid Boer ridges. Lancers and Gordon Highlanders see pressure and a retreat in places while Houra withdraws. Reports say Boers may retreat to Bushveld as Hamilton crosses the Crocodile River and Carrington engages Huet at Lichtenberg. In Pekin, Conger notes the Chinese army fled with no government presence. Empress Dowager and officials left for Sheresh. Japanese rescue missionaries with 200 Japanese and 600 Chinese losses. Americans report entry first but heavy roads hinder British Naval Brigade.
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Buller
Vouwgkaoler
Lancers
Hoora
Gordon Highlanders
Bush Volde
Hamilton
Crocodile River
Fostaan robberies and unrest reported across towns
A series of robberies by the Breslong blacks are noted in Binhy Hon and Yernman Croak with alleged cover by Unierwood. Reports from Homebush mention losses, while a fatal brain injury in Tumut and a suicide at Mert are recorded. An obituary notes Miss Noelia Mestor, and local horticultural suppliers advertise seeds and plants from Darling.
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Binhy Hon
Yernman Croak
Homebush
Yass Yeetarday
Affeck
Noelia
Hillalee
Seers
P.O. I. Shepherd
Darling
Sydney
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