Boer War updates from De Wet's still contested
News by cable reports De Wet's forces re occupying Dewetsdorp as Major General Knox recovers the town. Corsnel Pilcher claims 200 Boers captured near De Wet's position and Boer guards lose a strong post at Tigerakloot. Canadian forces face ambush while marching toward Delfast as reinforcements arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Knoxhan
Duwetsdorp
Corsnel Pilcher
de Wet
Bares
Culeosi
Dee Wagenséritt
Tigerakloot
Delfast
Dlemoust
Yeain Cokes
Dosre
French Chamber Pans Sympathy With President Krager
The French Chamber Deputies unanimously rejected sympathy statements regarding President Krager and related foreign affairs figures, criticizing the diplomatic messages and reputations involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajhipn Don
Chamber Deputies
Krager
M. Wetcamis
Miulsley
Anti British agitation seen in Monon appeal
A dispatch from Monon reports efforts by Henel RochetSrt to rally subscriptions and organize associations opposing England in Ireland, Egypt, and India. The notice highlights anti British agitation activities and calls for continued anti colonial support in these regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Henel
Returning Australians In London Strike Sparks Talks
Report from London states about 1000 Australian travelers and residents protest in the city over two days prompting officials to seek talks and resolve travel disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Fragmented London News Echoes Anarchist Trial Riot
A dense report from London describes anarchist activity and police actions, with mentions of an attempted adoption of a prince figure, a trophy flag, and a crowd at the Paris Exhibition reacting to a young Englishwoman. It covers figures like Colonel Villeiale De Ma and Lord Carrington, plus war-time sentiment and military remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albant
Wal
Omran
London
Siphe
Prince of Valve
Branvols
Peur Paria
cMeery
Villeiale de Maeuil
Parle
KruKer
Millman
Yuce Victoria
Minflelt
Giese
Lord Carrington
Heehlet Charity Comisentoner
Eulwrie
Sila
Leet Mayor's Fund
Semayary Erate
Oris
Gibraltar
Klub
Bompital
A Country Cousin Narrow Escape Case in Dental Court
John Dow mally charged with stealing a pie from Frederick Hurt. Prosecutor says accused led a farmer named Pit to show him around and then left with tenpennies, claiming the pie. Witnesses testified to character. accused denied crime. Magistrate delayed verdict, warning of six months’ imprisonment if found guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dental
Yerteriay
John Dowmally
Prederick
Wilshire
Hapris
Corsar
Comdereagh
Liverpool
Sama
Caumies
Arceimet
Coningham Divorce Adjournment Sought Amid Court Tension
The Coningham divorce case faced an adjournment request as petitions to pause the hearing were considered by Judge Simpson. Sir Ernest Abigail, solicitor for the petitioner, urged delay citing potential prejudicial publicity and related prosecutions affecting witness availability and the trial’s fairness. The court weighed postponement against justice in a tense session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Conningham
Alice Stanford Coningham
Denis Franck O'Haran
Justee Simpson
Cotonna Clos
LM Peat Altos
Me Wane
Clowe
Mr Chase
Ernest Robert Abigzil
Bio
Code of Justice
Pho
Ernest Robert Abigall
Corstosniedt
Zollelot
Kelu
O'Hsrag
Tie
Bia
Moran
St. Mary Roman Carbelle Cathanal
Sydney
Gollli
CalWulle
Ernest Ht
Abigail
Dee
Elven ii
Ogni Abiralla
Biar Iad
Tim
Closmorula
Want
Cosa
Waah
Honor
Bean
Supreme Court
Close
Autorner-General
Fila
Mme. Abigall
Mr.Waat
Abwall
Gomialtud
Trial Transcripts Reflect Delayed Proceedings and Deliberations
The document discusses a court trial involving Dr. O Haren and Las, noting concerns over postponing the case for four months. It questions why the defendant should endure the burden and references potential injuries to the petitioner if postponement occurs. The text cites a refusal to delay, yet acknowledges reasons for postponement and possible harm if moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. O-Haren
Nuitar
O'Hara
Thunder and Wind Storms Hit Sydney Region
A hot sultry Thursday gave way to a sharp cool breeze as thunderstorms and dust storms swept across New South Wales towns including Nymagee Tamworth Gunnedah Narrabri Coonabarabran and Dubbo. Rainfall records list multiple locations with notable totals and reports of gusty winds and cloud bursts across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Yder
Yemeray St
Nymagee
Guimbone
Pullys
Coorabarabrun
Youn
Isverell
Tamwordh
Singleton
Port Macquarie
Glaredee Heads
Reauitine
Munderstovind
Mount Hope
2Ymeua
Gooduvga
Curinde
Pilligs
Wee Was
MoBul
Couveadubrs
Ailile Li
Mares
Bogaiiila
Yetman
Blagars
Narrabri
Gunnedoh
Coonabarabran
Coo Wait
Dubbo
Inverell
Burrab
Biogare Yoodeg
Tourke Iui
Brewarriat
Hig
Brakes Hii Wi
Coudseudabri
Jerry Plains
Marsdees
Yeniudie
Mo- Tongerell Wi
Worse
Narrandera
Nymaree
Piltiga
Mogul Lil
Tapulan
Urana
Walgett
Wentworth
Witcounte
Wyblong
Quombene
Hurricane Strikes Harden Town After Strong Windstorm
An overnight hurricane hit Harden causing extensive damage. Several people were injured as the wind toppled houses and damaged property. Early reports indicate valuables valued at 32 polors were rewarded or compensated in minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden
Gall
Tug Tsk
Burripans
Weather review across regions with heat and storms
Reports from RK to Newcastle note generally fair to hot days with high temperatures. Thunderstorms and rain occur mainly in eastern and inland areas, with strong winds and occasional dust storms. drought effects persist in many districts and notable events include a damaging windstorm at Gilgandra and oppressive heat at Narrabri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Australia
Perriwury
Austral
South Australia
Northorns
Queensland
Parta
Peninsula
Victoria
New Soul
Return of Mr Roberts to Sydney from Europe
Mr Roberts Ben C J Robers MLC returned to Sydney yesterday aboard the steamer Australia from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Roberts
Ben. C.J. Robers
MLC
Sydnee
Europe
Austrelia
Harlech Castle Delayed Parade at Largs Bay
The Harlech Castle fails to reach Largs Bay by to day’s 1 o'clock, preventing the welcome ceremony. A large crowd gathered overnight and again this morning, but events were curtailed. The War Minister and MPs will travel by steam launch to escort the troopship, while two locals were appointed to the colony’s commission of the peace. The New Zealand steamer will depart at 3 o'clock, offering an ocean excursion of about twenty miles and river views, with return to Sydney around 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Harlech
Largs Bay
Ministar
Farilamant
Edulo Cuprobert Landers
Waverlor
Woollura
Afr
William Nilsor
Bay-street
Bowery
Neweaelle
Market-street
Bydney
Parliament adjourns then reconvenes amid busy debate
The assembly met again after a late adjournment to hear ministers on education pensions mining railways and land ballots. Ministers discussed aid for public works and the Commonwealth procession while opposition members sparred over railway bills parliamentary reforms and the governor general’s funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Warke
Chanter
Mildura
Berier
Ota
Wentworth
Bosrda
Mtr
J. CL. Fitepatrick
Dal
Dali
England
Dr. Boss
Sud
New Soutth Wales
Sir We. Lyne
Meagher
Wwe Council
Senate
Ste Win
Lyne
She
Aftica
Gal Lalo
Wila
Cate
Degulson
Ibey
Vaney
Mr. Hughes
W. Lyne
Norton
Cusernaene
Bern
Mr. Quinn
Motesworth
W'Lyne
Donaldson
W. Lyce
Harbor Trust
Fegard
Ty Baglid
O'Sullivay
Watts
Balla
Tesuura
Wyaldng
Culeslen
Germanton
Tuckina
Defence Landa
Petty
Iealy
North Shore
Giorey
Bimsat
White
Miclaters
Sonoley
2. C. Fitzpatrick
Gormly
Mr. Storey
Mr. Counly
Ales
Terent
la Dar
Noriun
Shiboleth
Mr Norton
Cook
Mr. Norton
Willem Lyne
Mr. Mortob
Viscount Colville Aides and Army Medical Service Career
The piece profiles Viscount Colville and his long service in the Army Medical Department. It notes his birth around 1834, education at St. Thomas Hospital London and Leeds, medical qualifications, postings in South Devon and East Sussex, and his 1920 enlistment in the Army Medical Department. It details service in the Dongola Expeditionary Force under Sir Herbert Kitchener, engagement at Vicker, and mentions campaigns and medals including a Khedive’s Medal and dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale
John Henry Mianet Cole
Baraiakilep
Baron Grinstéad
Uberti Marion
Dougina Baird
Wtb
Mt Uhom
Marl
Kunlapilien
Vincoua
Ieu
Awkiiok
Colvla
Dhaner Tor
Sydney
Wyndham
Gur Vale
Papueia Pillip Hwary Whleon
St. Hospital
London
Lea
Ant LR
Launoin
Huusy Wurzeun
Army Medical Department
Hume
Tue
Briarty
Burte
Khartourn
St John AA and Processivy Ambiguous Request
Fragmentary text requests lists of facilities and medical ambulance stations along a route. It mentions Victoria Barracks and NSW Army Medical Corps with an acting prime medical officer, seeking approval to establish nineteen ambulance stations and stationing details for areas along a proposed route.
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Jukis Ambalasce
Ise Grewanar
Dulen
Victoria Barrackk
Lear Sinden
Bea
Cee
Breach of Promise Trial Yields Damages for Plaintiff
In Basco Court the jury of four, before Chief Juste, found for Mary Wirdie in a breach of promise case against William Constable. Plaintiff claimed £1000. defendant argued rescission of the agreement. Evidence heard, jury retired at 2:30 pm and returned verdict awarding £150 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basco
Juste
Mary Wirdie
Callares
Frdues
Cuminger
Williaw
Weiner
Galea
Liverpost
Thayif
Dlamwlid
Riker
Casine
Pam
Fordsch
Trials and Sentences Highlight 19th Century Court Actions
A court in the Gentral Criminal Court yesterday convicted Summer for manslaughter of a wife in Newosstia and sentenced him to crewel some term. Thimad Clives pleaded guilty to assault and received two years and eleven months with hard labor, while a deputy was given two years in the second year for overdue charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentral Criminal Court
Summer
Newosstia
Jac
Amaul Oe Altrel
Bushranging Times on Full Court Trial and Legal Controversy
A historical report covers a full court proceeding about bushrangers, including the judge’s comments and debates over outlawry laws, the role of government authorities, and the legality of bushranger deterrence and property rights. The article references Persons such as Mr Justice Slopeson and the looming legislative act on apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Govermr
Dusion
Legion Leluen
Targoes
Guam
Jussiey
Berpete
Feug
Nak
Lua c. Aamily
Elem
Bankruptcy Petition Silent as Creditors Seek Redress
Irregular OCR shows a bankruptcy petition against New South Water Mont de Piety Dypeale and Invesimment Company Limited. Proceedings note creditors' petitions, adjournments to December, and appearance details for Sir David Henjamin and others, with a court order and sequestration context under Section 2a. The document records witness lists and substitutions, highlighting creditor claims and legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creatrons Petriioxa New South Water
Mont de Piety Dypeale and Invesimment Company, Limited
Centivevags- Alton
Slaney
TeceteresAeiiler Kendall
Collegeatrers
Sydney
Mimlical Pricnidiaver
Lecestiber 1
Cetitions
Nervilly Darla Cobwa
Palmer
Amiquee Coloalat Misvua
Agearanie Scoery
Lay Tulved
Veraus Prler Nelson
David Henjamin Verese Tilen Magee
Hverine
Jesse Marjorie Kerle
Walgety Railway and Legislative Council Scene
Fragmentary report notes the Walgety Railway matter before the Legislative Council. Mentions a quick expeditionary works push and a metal related bul assignment. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fires in the Country Reported as Severe and Widespread
The Ravenie home of George Spindier was destroyed by fire on Friday with the incident blamed on a fuel issue. George Spin d ier and his family escaped, but household goods suffered heavy damage as investigators note a substantial loss. Kempsey also reported a destructive blaze on Thursday at Dr. Casement’s residence, leaving only a few salvageable items and damages to structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spindier
Ravenie
Hames
Kempsey
Vriday
Wee Kempsey
Casement
Untidy OCR fragment hints at fatal weather incident
The unreadable text references a death by lightning near a residence, with a truck involved and a doctor arriving. Names and precise details are garbled, but the core event appears to be a fatal incident linked to a lightning strike and subsequent injuries.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at events in Bedaila and Victoria
Disjointed text reports a death in a paddock near Inverell and a court or society notice involving Lady Keawich and Lady Aberdeen. Names and places are garbled, making specifics difficult to confirm.
Market Report Mischief and Distant References
An unclear page fragment mixes stock market chatter with scattered names, places, and cryptic figures. The readable parts mention Lake View, Victorian era references, and various traders, prices, and notes, forming a dense but fragmented market overview with many illegible lines.
Unclear fragmentary text about ships and events
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning ships, dates, and places with scattered names such as Maiden Sem, Maiden, Sydney, South Wales, and references to carriers, rations, and telegraph terms. Unable to determine a coherent event or main subject from the garbled source.
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CABLE
porTman
Dewetsdorp
News By
the Mail
C.I.V
Coningham
Simpson
Wragges
Hodangora
Welles
Eigit
Bowral
Gilgandra
Anterri
Laverpool
Friy
Mosday
2N Amployesa
Paper Mall
Thurelay
Wengan
Wriday
Newcastle
Harlech Castle
Parliament
Legislative Assembly
Cam Purbers
Carratiera
Serra
Drelary
Unc
Buat
Speke
Rhiair
Jugebeon
Sir Win
Tee Lang
Tha
Webace
daGiRaathu
Ile
New South Wales
Minaker
Bruaker
Wiiili
Willi
Gualiy
Wille
Gea
Seid
Chestadells Cavernes
Chraudls
Nielde Gruven
Actus
Duzey
OHO
Valine
Hank Ruufluys
Wisctoratey
ST. John AA
the Processivy
Commonwealth Area
Brefers
Dave
Old Towne
Bushranging Times
Walgety Railway
Ryngan
Priday
Sansunban Stork
Vasiares Sagrdae
Pouraduy Vreaueg. Or
Caries Campbell
Mul- Inagudnery
Bresitiea
Actio
Pest
Aupervinios
Bega
Prity
Vivebighaing
Caariee
Chimpey
Bowe
Pamsage
Geert Dewis
Kienga Creek
Bedaila
Alex
Numi
Matus
McLymott
Ralph Redling
Evillat
Irteey
Molen Fy Sr. Regiuast
Hardwiel
Ausatreirdinary
Tallaugasia
Gays Ape
Pirdeome
Carl Standisg
Keawich
Lady Aberdeen
Drbtiah Mee
Anc
Australia
Adishing
Dace Read
Per Ber
Qrlante Wakter
Qrlante Wakter Qubmitted & Paper
Ud “Waumes and
Rafersee
Amerden
Toarning
Lake View
Gera
Ralguety
Tasos
Dee Adelaite
Ameldtek
Hera Wyentisland
Sadader
Brwkics
Fraser Puktay
Naglenet
Eam
Melocwron
Escimaien
Rampoas Dan Baslog Calrdislicas
Urea
Ruben
Walid
Mamadyine
Jay Oryahing
Ate Shyime
Orias
Italy
Lee
Leo
Lee Milner
Wiers
Salew
Geese Celsed
Abd Uwehb
Siaovbromrre Veaurl
Wales Jn
Nerd
Calvinia
Sambowhd
Kasters Isnithteld Trikate
Colofa
Ruililved
Btu
Scuily Kamera
Bom
Te Pawl
Elda
Chillawew
Ben Ya Ee
Lew Sha
Dan
Paula
Sue
Broke Hill Sreprievary
Tare OS
Descian
de Jaye
Aurettmus
Maes Banalah Bla
Saiey Co
Aemeivind
Boubier
Sowa
Salen Fu Sa
Melbvlwse
Fridiy—Uuitaliocs Breese Hille Proprietary
Publi
Dow
Diveks
Viewre
Bech Ales
Norit Ureken Huis
den BE
Mmoest Greil
Lyall
Mabe Bie Crowe
Lyell
Naive
Laine Tumor
Anredel
Ed Calihan
Wetpharse Trams
Raven
Eure
Mrscatene Punimens
South Wales
Koy
Chavisin
Yenck
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