Allies advance toward Pekin amid Chinese war effort
The report states Allied forces under Brigadier General Chaffee have advanced to Matou and reached near Ho-hul-wu as they press toward Pekin. Lieutenant-General Sir A. Gasei notes the hope to drive the foe into Pekin with Japanese forces moving on Tungchow toward Pekin.
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Messages From Ministers Describe Pekin Siege Struggle
Dispatches from Paris and London relay cipher messages from M Pichon and other ministers. They warn that delaying the march on Pekin endangers safety as the foreign Legations remain under siege and Chinese forces press nearby.
Offer of the Empress Dowager to surrender ministers outside Pekin
Advices from Washington state report the Empress Dowager, via American Minister B H Conger, offering to surrender the Ministers of the Powers to the Allies outside Pekin if the city is not bombarded. The aim is to sustain outstanding questions between China and the Powers through arbitration.
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Pekin
China
Battle at Ho-Hsi-Wu Lancers Charge Recounted
London reports Lieutenant-General Sir A. Qaseles says two squadrons of the Bengal Lancers charged a Tartar cavalry at Horbalewu, killing many and capturing two standards. Allies, exhausted by heat, remain in good spirits as pursuit of retreating Chinese forces continues toward Pekin.
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Sung
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Ha-bal-wu
British Troops Arrive at Shanghai Amid Protests
Indian troops have landed at Shanghai as a protest from the Viceroy Sid-kun-yi is reported. A French warship and two Russian ships reinforce near Shanghai while British protection prompts native merchants to return. Vice-Admiral Seymour delays landing pending foreign reference.
Defences of Canton Reported in British Dispatch
A London dispatch describes Gaston defenses along the Canton River. Torpedo boats at Whempos island stand ready. Bogue forts are prepared to fire if another warship approaches.
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Canton
Empress Dowager Advised to Stay in Pekin
London dispatch dated August 28 119 p.m. reports Vicaroos advise the Empress Dowager to remain in Pekin, outlining political considerations and potential implications for the court.
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Peace Negotiations indorse Li Hung Chang appointment
London August 18 The Powers endorse the American Consul's reply on appointing Li Hung Chang as Planipotentiary. Allies would decide if he may enter Pekin unmolested and escort ministers and foreign residents to Tientsin. If so the American Consul would enter negotiations with the Powers for the Qing.
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Britain and Germany Ministers Meeting Reported
London dispatch says Berlin believes the Marquis of Salisbury the British premier met Count von Bülow German foreign minister on the way to Schleswig. The report hints at high level talks between Britain and Germany amid tensions in the region.
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Britain ready to land troops for protection at Bhanghal
Mr St John Brodrick addressed constituents in Godalming stating Britain would land troops if necessary to protect British life and property at Bhanghal.
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Boers Surrender as British Forces Advance in South Africa
London reports British operations push Boer forces back as General Buller advances toward Wonderfontein. Standerton commando surrenders after engagement near Lake Christile. Major-General French commands scouting efforts while opposition in southeastern regions is crushed.
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Britain Determined to Use Full Strength Abroad Says Brodrick
Great Britain intends to exert full force to protect British interests worldwide, with Field-Marshal Count von Waldersee’s appointment as Commander-in-Chief of Allied forces in China praised by Mr. Brodrick as strengthening Britain Germany ties and boosting coalition resolve.
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Attitude of Russia Pledges Cooperation With Allies
London reports an official note from St Petersburg stating the Czar has dismissed Field Marshal Count von Waldersee from coordinating Allied operations against Chinese rebels in the province of Chihli. It declares Russia will maintain full understanding with France and other powers, seeks rapid restoration of order, and continuation of good relations with China.
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De Wet and De La Rey Under Pressure Near Heilbron
London dispatch reports Commandant Ontyter nearby Heilbron with forces as De Wet moves beyond Veniersdoorp and seeks to join De la Rey at Rustenburg. Lord Kitchener is pressing De Wet hard in the Orange River Colony.
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Rise in Consols London Aug 16
Consols closed yesterday at a higher percentage, signaling gains in London trading as markets react to updated prices and sentiment.
Fiteaimmons and Sharkey Set for London Bout on Aug 24
The Ring reports a scheduled match in Coney Island between Fiteaimmons and Sharkey on August 24 with stakes of 28 000 dollars. The event promises significant wagering and boxing action.
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Sharkey
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Colonel Hoare Still Resisting at Blandy River
London dispatch reports Colonel Hoare resisting the enemy at Blandy River on the 40th. The Boers’ attack is ongoing as Lieut General Tan Wamsiton orders reinforcements and Carrington to return to Zeervat. The garrison remains under attack and continuing to resist.
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Calcutta Cup won by Kr Spencer Gollan at EL Andrews
London August 15 Kr Spencer Gollan the New Zealand sportsman wins the Calcutta Cup at EL Andrews Scotland. The Prince and Princess of Wales depart for Hamburg. Wheat market down 64 per quarter. Lead imports to UK July 13,543 tons, Australian 1960. Exports 166 tons. French sugar bounty to end August 26 44 to cry 1 per quin ul al. Crick reports during Fuverail visit. Tinghs Croming bridge cost 1000 and report planned. England Russia and Japan with France seek peace amid strife.
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Rustenburg Fortifications Destroyed Before Evacuation
London reports Lt General Bade Powell states as Rustenburg was evacuated the fortifications were destroyed. Boers have reoccupied the town after the defense was cleared.
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Transvaal Force Marches on Mafeking
A cablegram reports Commandant Drobelaar leading Boer forces toward Mafeking as General Carrington concentrates his troops at Mafeking’s front. The dispatch notes the Pretoria side moving to seize the town amid the escalating siege situation.
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Pretoria Plot Ringleaders Wear British Officer Uniforms
London reports two ringleaders in the Pretoria plot to murder British officers and abduct Lord Roberts, seen in uniforms of British officers.
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Preteria
Lord Raberte
Murder of a Yeomanry Officer in London
London reports Colonel W. H. Hetyar of the Imperial Yeomanry murdered. Two Boars are arrested on suspicion and await court martial, with details in the contested report of Lord Roberts.
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Colonel Helyar and Family Ties in Devon and Army Service
The eldest son of the late Charlay Helyer of Pounisford Lodge is traced through a long military career from February 1564 to colonel in 1890 and Imperial Yeomanry command in 1900. His life includes service in The King's Own Hussars, a retirement on pay, and connection to Canon's Grove and Suppltt Rt. Mery.
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Australian Casualties Reported In Africa War
London August 16 Private Doug of the New South Mounted Infantry was slightly wounded at Wol verdiend. Lieutenant Calling of the South Australian Bushmen was wounded at Dtosboop. Lieutenant-General Ian Hamilton reports Lieutenant P. O. Newton of Queensland for Ge2 has been wounded in the thigh.
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New South Mounted Infantry
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Guesnsland
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Commissions for Colonials in Royal Artillery appointments
London August 16 Lieutenant R H Vandeleur Kelly of the New South Wales Mounted Infantry and Corporal J H Macartney Abbott of the Australian Horse have received commissions as Second Lieutenants in the Royal Artillery. Also noted is Lieutenant Seddon, son of the Premier, slated for a naval staff post under Lord Roberts. Major Rankin of Queensland named Deputy Adjutant General with Major General Hutton’s column.
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Colonial Contingents In Africa Face Severe Investigation
London reports that the Daily News calls for the severest inquiry into the treatment of colonial troops in South Africa. The Nation warns that any injustice or hardship will be harshly resented, underscoring strong public concern over the welfare of these troops.
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The Redfern Sensation Alleged Murder Attempt
At Redfern Police Court on Thursday Elizabeth ONeill 45 faced charges of administering poison to Frederick Stanfield 53 with intent to murder. Prosecution details the morning chop incident and poisoned dog death, with testimony from Stanfield, Crow's butcher, and police officers.
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Asker
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Paragon Butchering Company
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Hamlet
Poison affair at Darlinghurst court hearing details emerge
The trial recounts a poisoning scheme with animal and human samples. Witnesses describe a stomach removed from a dog, vomit and traces of strychnine, and cooked mutton chops containing poison. The accused denies knowledge of poison. Public analyst confirms strychnine presence. The defendant is committed for bid at the next court of gaol delivery.
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Tomorrow's Auctions and Solicitors Final Examinations
Auction notices list Sloth-in-Trade at 242 George Street corner Brid Hains Plano and 37 Broadway Glebe by J Brown and Company. A long list of candidates passed the final law examinations for solicitors in multiple sections. At Central Police Court May Thomas Johnson, 27, laborer, sentenced to three months hard labor for possession of a cast iron standard believed stolen. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure advertised for bronchial coughs.
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Serious Street Collision On Arcadia Road In Milne District
A collision occurred on Thursday evening on Brickfeld Hill near Arcadia Road. One pedestrian sustained facial injuries and possible skull fracture. transported to Sydney Hospital for treatment. A police and civil ambulance response followed while witnesses reported a large crowd gathering at the scene.
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