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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 13, 1900

Page

7

Murdoch Holds Boer Officer at Gunpoint in Prison Rescue

Murdoch confronts a Boer officer in a railway prison after covertly learning that the spy girl was sent by the President. With a pistol trained and a knife drawn, he compels silence, subdues the target, and uses a cloth, cord, and a trap to restrain the captive, then relocates to bring in Dick for a final intervention.

A . Murdoch Isiva Tishad Murdoch Intentia England Charley Kimberley Muroch Engish Corporal Poole

Murdoch and Dick Escape Through the Heidelberg Road Plan

Murdoch and Dick coordinate a risky breakout from a Boer encampment. They overpower guards, secure a prisoner, and slip toward a gate as reinforcements close in. Dick escapes into the street while Murdoch delays pursuers, planning a concealed retreat on the road ahead.

Murdoch Heidelberg Hellesburg Mildelbure Lorenco Marquez Mek Aoman Bolt Bawe Indy Jotannesttrg Dek Mieck Itn Ord Tem Tyrek Larry Stephanus Tredikant Predikant

Carnation and Picotee Society Meeting Adopts Rules

August 2 meeting in New South Wales drew many professional and amateur gardeners. Governor and Meyer sent letters of patronage. J. H. Carruthers pledged support. The committee rules were amended and many new members enrolled. officers include patron His Excellency the Governor and His Worship the Mayor with F P Morris as vice president.

Carnation and Picotee Society of N.S.W F. P. Morris J. H. Carruthers J. G. Goodwin A. L. E. Peir Marrickville Messia Leplastrier Gibb Thompson Musgrove Reid Pasfield H. J. Peir Teakle Morris Earnshaw Kerataice Gazzard

Medical Practitioner Recommends Eucalyptus for Plague Prevention

Dr Joseph Benjamin of Adhineda India promotes Eucalyptus preparations in the British Medical Journal as a preventive measure against Bubonic Plague. The volatile eucalyptus extract by Sandar and Bons is cited as globally recognized for superiority. The text advises daily oat sugar and to avoid other preparations.

Joseph Benjamin Adhinedabad India

Outbreak fears echo South Africa in China interview

An English traveler recalling events in Pekin says Europe warned of brewing trouble long before the crisis. He criticizes misreadings by Western officials and notes March proclamations ordering six foreigners to leave Pekin under threat of death.

South Africa China Daily Mail London Pekin Ching Legation

Fowl Fanciers Hit Suburban Poultry Runs

Police report a string of poultry yard raids across Arnifle Ryde Hetany and Botany suburbs. Birds are killed and dressed with feathers used as pillow stuffing while residents secure locks to protect remaining stock. Detectives seek tips on missing fowl and feather collections.

Ryde Hetany Botany

Philanthropic Yacht Owner Aids Convalescent Soldiers

Private R Halliwell of the Nu S.W Mounted Infantry writes home about Mr Butler, owner of a fine yacht, who hosts about twenty convalescent soldiers for a Fortnight cruise. The recipients receive a silver leaf portrait of the yacht Rhouma, stamped letters, and generous games and fishing.

R. Halliwell Indiama Butler

Southern Coal Trade at Wollongong Jetties Sees Strong Week

Port Kembla docks report brisk coal loading with ships Norkoona Bilazan New Guinea Koonya and Horda carrying cargoes to Fremantle Port Pirie Melbourne Devonport and San Francisco. July exports total 64249 tons with 51650 from Port Kembla Bellambi 12900 from Belmont Basin. Coke shipments reach 5122 tons led by Fort Kembla. Bellambi weekly intake 6970 tons distributed to Adelaide Melbourne and the metro area.

Wollontong Port Kembla Norkoona Fremantle Bilazan Port Pirie New Guinea Melbourne Koonya Devonport Horda San Francisco Sydney Port Bellambi Belmont Basin Wallongoneg Woollongong Clifton Wollongong Bulli Fort Kembla Bellaniti Adelaide

Complimentary Dinner Honors NSW Union Leader Finney

Members of the New South Wales Territorial and Debating Societies Union toasted Joseph Finney WA at a Friday dinner at the ABC Cafe Pitt Street. Finney, soon to head the Superior Public School at Grafton, conveyed thanks and spoke of the union’s future influence on national life.

ABC Pitt Street N.S.W. Tailerary and Debating Societies’ Union Joseph Finney cMeer Educational Service Superor Grafton FP. F. Finegan Bla Mesers F. W. Landau F. S. Boyce Lag. & Meghian J. M. Henderson A. T. Webb G. J. BB. Ehericon F. 5. Shenstone A. &. Albean W. O. Clark R. Hogue J. Birt Abd. Wilson J. Minerve Australian Federation Birt Sheridan Henderson Literary and Debating Societies Union Landau

Railway extension in the West at Bogan Gate inquiry

Public Works Subcommittee opened a inquiry at Bogan Gate on extending a line via Trundle to Bulbodney. Witnesses including the station master and several named officials supported the plan. The committee moved to Trundle for the next hearing and a meeting of residents backed farming coop efforts.

Bogan Gate Tick Mparlane Shepherd Public Works Sectional Committee Trundle Bulbodney W. Tord John Christie C. Tait A. Evans William Jones

Tribute to Dr Lang in Sydney church lecture pulpit homage

The Rev J B Meharry lectured at St Andrews Presbyterian in Sydney on Tennyson's King Arthur from Dr Lang's pulpit honoring his memory. He praised Lang for steadfast gospel faith and said no man could preach simply and avoid enemies. A large audience enjoyed his readings and Irish wit.

Sydney Fous Tn Wit Lang le Sellom J. B. Meharry Dado Woollahra W. Jill-Merky Tennyson Arthur Meharry Eald Christian Lang Jone Sls.w Firs N.sw

Fresh developments at Girilambone Copper Mine for shareholders

Prospecting has located a lode but decision awaits the half yearly meeting at month end. Manager’s July report notes the 0 ft level end of south drive 67 ft south of shaft and 440 ft level drive 16 1/2 ft from main shaft. New lode found at 440 ft, 200 1/2 ft east of old workings with bright yellow ore mixed with slate and promising assays up to 4 percent copper.

Girilambone South Drive

Military reorganizations and weapons for New South Wales units

The New South Wales Lancers squadrons are listed by location from Sydney to Windsor Richmond. Drill-hall allocations are set for each regiment and each weekday. Captain J W Niesigh withdraws resignation and resumes command of D Company. Government considers gas 4.7 type naval guns adapted for land service and requests Imperial supply. Damascua arrival prompts rearming with 15-pounder batteries, rifles, and ammunition. Vickers Maxim “pom-pom” guns are under review for Boers era effectiveness. Coleman's Eucalypt Extract advertised.

New South Wales Lancers Sydney Parramatta Berry-Camden Maitland-Singleton Lismidte-Casino Windsor-Richmond Queen's Square Lancers Sth 6Th Regiment National Guards Evening News J. W. Niesigh Permanent Infantry 7Th Infantry Regiment Neild Niesigh New South Wales Ladysmith Scott Aberdeen White Star Damascua South Africa

Fires in the Country at Corowa and Cootamundra

In Corowa a weatherboard cottage owned by farmer James Moore burned Thursday afternoon. Fire likely started by a log from a kitchen fire. insured for 100, but losses exceed that. In Lithgow two young women perished in a fire. open verdict at inquest and funerals held. In Cootamundra a bakehouse owned by F Southa was gutted with about £20 damage.

Corowa Saurday James Moore Commercial Union Assurance Company Moore Lithgow Miss Bell Miss Slains Marrier Cobar Cootamundra F. Southa

Proposed Northern Abattoirs Clash at Maitland Conference

A conference of West Maitland East Maitland Morpeth and Greta delegates debated abattoir sites in the Maitland district. The meeting carried a motion protesting any association with the Newcastle district and stated the Maitland area would not use the abattoirs if they were established at Tronbark Hill or within Newcastle’s area.

West Maitland East Maitland Morpeth Greta Maitland Newcastle Tronbark Hill

Crookwell Railway Site Visit Planned by Engineer-in-Chief

Engineer-in-Chief of Railways Mr H Deane is due in Crookwell within a fortnight to select a site for a new railway station. Residents press to preserve the park reserve as much as possible.Mr B R Wise’s Arbitration and Conciliation Bill lacks broad support in Crookwell at present.

H. Deane Railways Crookwell B. R. Wise

Public Works Committee views on railway extension

A reader letter criticizes the Public Works Committee for opposing city railway extension via Castle and George streets. It cites Railway Commissioners and Devonshire Street site as central for travelers, denounces mixed passenger and goods traffic plans, and argues for a nearby ceremony site honoring British imperial events.

Sirti Unieylites Meilwey Cho Pebersten Trevellers Mila Sandy Bealf Eliy Teavel Grorge-stpee Becauie Sywils Rhem Whee Pubdiv Works Committee Elise Whem Castlereagh-street Alresty Beth-Street Hayes Tie Earner Tee Rity Erestlen Etiurmina Too George-street Ana Ety Tyblie Works Committee Enlireed Railway Tim England Public Works Committee Darling Harbor Sussex-street St. James’s-road Railway Commissioners Devonshire Street

Inauguration Plans Call for Acknowledging Australasian Roots

A letter to the Evening News urges that the Governor-General’s landing for the new federal government be designed to honor past British rule on the continent. The writer suggests marking the reestablishment of a central government with a ceremony that recalls early settlement by “our race” and celebrates colonial beginnings.

Evening News Andreas Alfias Australasia

Scott's Emulsion Promises Cure For Bronchitis Pleurisy

An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a superior cod liver oil preparation combining hypophosphites and glycerine. A testimonial from Michael Conway of Bolton England claims severe bronchitis and pleurisy left him frail, but recovery followed after using the emulsion.

Stott Scott St. Helena Bolton Lancashire Michael Conway Proma

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