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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 28, 1902
Page
5
London August 27 The Jolannesnirs correspondent of the Standard states that a large force of constabulary is posted in Swaziland and surmises that a protectorate over the territory or its amplifying status may be contemplated by British authorities.
Don Angnet reports a collision at Johannesburg railway yards where a locomotive struck a group of refugees. Several women and children were killed in the crash.
London reports that General Botia will settle at Verlied homestead in the Transvaal following the annexation of the district to Natal. Dr Leyas replies to General Botha by seeking to account for a large sum alleged to have been secretly disbursed to the Hoer case.
August 27 report quotes Mr Reitz the Transvaal Secretary of State in a Pretoria view about leaders General Botha De la Rey and de Wel. He and Keita attack British tactics and accuse them of destroying towns and farms, estimating damage around £20,000,060.
London August 7 2 40 p m The squadron Dewestry Grange has departed Cape Town with 2000 troops bound for Southampton. The message notes increased hospital accommodation and that the Drayton Grange is similarly fitted for transport and aid.
The Algmernen Hunderbind reports on Germany press aims to cancel the Holland-Belgium convention and to seize Dutch colonies. It criticizes German plans to control Dutch assets during war and argues it would be wiser for the Netherlands to remain independent.
London August 27 reports say leading Australian bankers dismiss the Birmingham Post’s claim that Australian statesmen aim to create a Commonwealth bank modeled on the Bank of England. They state Sir Edmund Barton, then in London, made preliminary inquiries about consolidating Australian loans.
The Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, with the Queen aboard, arrived yesterday at Arrat and visited Brxtiuk Castle, seat of the Duke of Marathon. The King plans a day’s shooting on the island before returning to voyage along the west and north coasts of Scotland to Aberdeen, enjoying outdoor recreation as his health improves.
The will of Sir Daniel Cooper has been proved in London, with the estate sworn at £150,431. The will leaves substantial sums to his widow and children, and £5000 to a charity, amid public notices and related details.
Australian artists in London feature in a briefing dated August 27 with a brief note on events at 346 p.m. The item mentions individuals and ongoing arts scene in the city.
London reporting on the arbitration scene with brief market notes. Silver prices show minor movement as the late session opens at 2.40 p.m. Bar silver trading details are glanced, with no major shifts in the day’s tone.
London reports a major industrial dispute as 340 workers at Staveley Company are dismissed for a week’s notice amid a general coal and iron industry slowdown. The Bravery Coal and Iron Company, a Derbyshire concern, dominates the area with Staveley and parts of Chris tled fell dependent on the outcome.
The King of Nats with Senor Priverti and Minister Pupeign AMiiishes Jett Huly visited the Emperor at Poridym. Swiss public welcomed the royal party as yesterday's events unfolded amid bustling lines and ceremonial greetings.
August 23 1923 London authorities announce the arrest of twenty one anarchists on suspicion of a plot to derail the Royal Train. The alleged plan targeted Be Teniy's seat at 21 Wasaen in Switzerland and prompted immediate security actions.
London August 27 340 am reports a bold plan for world circumnavigation via Australia and other routes. Messages from Martines and others suggest a staged trip led by Shaw and Saint Hiomtacier Logit tail.
Fragmented OCR notes describe turmoil in Venezuela with mention of Ciudad Bolivar and rival factions, including Bolivarianists and revanchists, bombings and casualties. The text references a port city, infrastructure, and local governance, with outdated currency values and foreign consuls noted.
The president outlines the Monroe Doctrine stressing noninterference with European colonies while warning against European encroachment in the Americas. He clarifies it protects independence and suggests no aim to arm against Europe, framing the policy as a shield for North and South American states.
A cyclone struck Majorca causing widespread damage along the coast. Authorities describe a destructive event with reports of damaged property and disrupted services affecting residents and nearby towns. Local agencies coordinate relief and assess the immediate impact.
A fragmented OCR item notes a legal dispute involving Evans and Teag amid a broader sayant and wats matter. No dates or locations are readable. Authorities appear to prepare for further action.
London August 27 reports show Australia facing Middlesex with a bright morning as play resumes at Land's End. Wickets fall and partnerships form with Bel dam, Bossaquet, Trumble, Noble and Howell prominent in a long innings, Middlesex posting 122 for five at tea and seeking a substantial total before the close.
The text reports the next match commencing at Tigerpook w dus with details of the previous game at Manchester on dune 5. It notes the Ayerratians led first, Wickets fallen for Br. Kelly and Trompe, and mentions a drawn sigs and an aborted play due to conditions.
Yorkshire wins the county championship finishing with two matches won thirteen points and one draw. Anwar Tondon leads a strong campaign with notable results while last season’s success echoes in the current standings.
London reports an anarchist linked to Pio Against The Kaiser has been arrested in Nice under orders to kill the German Emperor. The Pan-Ared Spaniel reference appears in the dispatch, noting the suspect's intent.
A Russian squadron visiting Ottoman Black Sea ports raises tensions in Constantinople as Duke Alexander Michailovitch reports to the czar that he knows more about the situation. Ottoman Laval officers and others react to the visit amid mounting unease in the city and London replies.
The Odessa incident reports Germany seeking imprisonment for German sailors from the Loreley class warship in Odessa. Russian authorities arrest two sailors for alleged sedition after a ban on public Boulevards, with Germany lodging a protest through the Admiralty in Berio. General London news notes Australian voyage by RMA Umrah and commerce sittings.
In Reeves v Reeves the petitioner, formerly Kiley, sues for divorce on desertion grounds. The registrar records the decree granted with absolute divorce after about four months. Details recount the respondent leaving wife and children while she alleged adultery claims and later reconciliation rumors.
Mary Bycroft formerly Acocks sues Henry Hycroft for divorce on desertion grounds. Petitioner testifies they wed in Gloucestershire in July 18?0 and describes ill treatment. Judge rues conduct but finds no desertion against her will. Petition not granted.
Sarah Miller and family petitioned for divorce from Hearty Miller alleging desertion and non support. The respondent admitted cohabitation with another person and refused support. A decree nisi was granted with returnable in three months.
A divorce petition by Ane Wilkes formerly Parker against Charles Wilkes cites a troubled marriage at Newtowns and later Brisbane letters. The case centers on alleged coercion and a split due to infidelity, with evidence including a provocative letter and a diary-like confession. The judge reserved his opinion after hearing testimony on the marriage dissolution grounds.
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