Deaths. Pliwech A In Vivine remembrance notice
In memory of Pliwech A in Vivine who died recently. The notice lists a memorial at de dear me and reflects on life and family.
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1900
Page
6
Children Demonstration Strains Tram System for Commonwealth Day
The article warns of disrupted tram service on Commonwealth Day as thousands of schoolchildren are conveyed to Centenary Park. Special trams will run from multiple suburbs, but many children will walk or endure long waits. after ceremonies return trams begin about 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Park
Eldom
Dulwich Hill
Enmore
Marrickville
Balmbin
Gladstone Park
Balmain
Wilcott-street
Johnstone-street
Laickhardat
Latchhardt
Waterloo
Bay-street
Botany
Australia
H. M'Lachlan
Beilways
Ecboot
Public transit plan questioned over crowd safety on holiday
Mr McLachlan questions Balmain line plans amid warnings that crowds will flood tram stops. He notes children and teachers may be forced to push through mobs as escorts are impractical, urging provision of ambulances and safer arrangements for Commonwealth Day celebrations.
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Wight
Jesat
Halmain
M'Lachsse
Balmain
Bauca
Uba
Federal politics and Sir William Lyne’s evolving support
A Federal politics note discusses Sir William Lyne’s accepted Commission to form a Federal Ministry and the shift of former followers of Mr. Reid who pledge to back Lyne in federal affairs. It notes public sentiment favoring Lyne’s loyalty to the Referendum outcome and contrasts Barton’s selection with Lyne’s potential leadership. The piece also mentions Reid’s rising influence in public opinion despite opposition from some allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil N0a Lyne
Reid
Federation
Lyne
J. C. L. Pitzpatrick
M.L.A
William Lyne
Sir William Lyne
Earl of Beaconsfield
Disraell
Commonwealth
Sir William
Austalia
Council of Premiers
Goucemen
Barton
Wiliatm Lyne
New South Wales
Lord Hopetoun
Australia
Federal Poetry Prize Winners in Commonwealth Celebration
A newspaper discussion notes the awards for best poems connected to Commonwealth celebrations. It highlights three published pieces by Farrell, Quinn, and Dowell O Reilly with praise for their simple, Miltonic, Kiplingesque and patriotic tones. The piece questions anonymity, praises unity in verse, and mentions references to Australia, the Southern Cross, and the Preach Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
P. FE
Quinn
M.L.A
Tatent Than Mr. Farrell
Wea
D. O'R
D. O'C
Dowell O'Reilly
Tometine
D. O.R
Europe
Ure
News by Cable Evening News Correspondents
A brief cable by evening correspondents reports on developing events with concise notes on political and social happenings. The item emphasizes rapid dispatches and standard press tone without sensational detail.
Boer War Wounded Jeered By Boers At Nooitgedacht
British losses at Nooitgefarht prompt reports that Boer women jeered and insulted the wounded, while the crowd showed contempt toward the sufferers amid the chaotic aftermath of the reverse.
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London
Nooitgefarht
De Wet Near Ficksburg in Latest Actions
London dispatch reports Commandant De Wet advancing near Ficksburg on the Basutoland border of the Orange River Colony. In a recent clash his forces suffered 50 killed and 100 taken prisoner.
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London
Ant de Wet
Ficksburg
Orange River Colony
Boers Raid Cape Colony Seeks Supplies Amid Pursuit
London reports say raiding Boers numbering about 2000 crossed the Orange River at Rhenosterroek and Sad Drift, with a British force pursuing toward Sieyersburg and Norval's Pont. Infantry sent to surround them. railways guarded. fear of Cape Dutch sympathy rising. Maraders turn to loot while authorities declare martial law in affected districts.
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London
Orange River
Rhenosterroek
Sieyas‘burg
Norval's Pont
Sad ‘Drift
Reuters
Capetown
Cape Colony
Wisler
Dornes
England
Colesberg Catriet
Cape Moony
Bir
J. Gordon Fivieg
Tial
Colesberg
Philiptown
Knithraal, Ewig
Steynabure
Vepterstad
Mamalfontein
Garrians
Burebersdorp
Storimberg
Nawuwpoort
de Adr
Hanover
Wuppiles
De Wet's Terms Reported In London Despatch
A prisoner from the recent capture of Dewet's force says De Wet, defending the town, lost 600 men and 18,000 horses. Major General Knox split De Wet's force into three. the leader said his dead exceeded the killed and wounded. He would not surrender unconditionally and could resist until March. He sought pardons for himself and followers including Cape rebels who broke neutrality. The Boer leader promised to grant terms to followers who surrendered.
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London
Dewets Sorp
de Wet
Knox
Commandant de Wet
Cape
Thader
Lord Kitchener Moves to Pretoria in South Africa
London December 21 General Lord Kitchener Commander-In-Chief in South Africa is now at Pretoria taking personal command. The move underscores renewed Allied efforts in the region as forces consolidate positions and plan further operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lora Kitchener
South Africa
Pretoria
Lagden to be Administrator of the Orange River Colony
London December 21 Sir G J Lagden the British Accident Commissioner of Basutaland arrived at Bloemfontein on important business He will proceed to England and it is reported Sir G J Lagden will be appointed Administrator of the Orange River Colony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
G. J. Lagden
Basutainnd
Bloemfouis
England
G. J. Lagites
Orage River
Interview gist from Stead on Kruger meeting request
London dispatch reports W T Stead of the Review of Reviews stating after interviewing President Kruger that the demand for a frbstration has been abandoned and Boers will submit if guaranteed a competition akin to the Australian Commonwealth.
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London
Kruger
W. T. Stead
Aftr
Burn Roberts Charges Explained In Commons Debate
London December 21. Reports explain that Trym Roberts accused by Cape papers relate to Kaffrarian forces in October. The narrative notes Lime expured men refused refuge and mentions names such as Johnsaeebers Colmel Marwyk and Lord Vereary with references to diagrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Trym Roberta
House of Commons
Cape Srwa
Johnsaeebers Colmel Marwyk
Lord Revere Ae
General Brabant addresses Kaffrantan forces before Cape voyage
Major-General Brabant, accompanied by Lowe and Crews, speaks to Border Kaffrattan Morse troops on November 1 before marching to Capetown. He expresses regret for any trouble, cites discussions with Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener, and promises to uphold promises and ensure future fairness as colonial divisions move north.
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Majay-Cemerat Hratanl
Anil Exid
Aimenizy
Erin
Dee
Brabant
Lowe
Colcat
Kaftearian
Barker Morse
Hoch Corse
Ibs
Kijobearr
Capetown
Arinen
Barnard
Lord Roberts
Tent Kitchener
Moberth
Kitchener
Rium
Boer Prisoners War Near End Praised in London
London dispatch reports December 1 1589 that the United States Congress praises the humane treatment of prisoners taken by the Barr force and says the war is practically over with favorable prospects for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
New South Wales Pro Duce Orders War Office Supply
The War Office ordered 326000 tons of compressed corned ter from New South Wales. Authorities declined to order horses on the ground that they want more armor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
South Wales
Ashanti native royalties captured in distant clash
London dispatch reports a turbulent capture revealing a senior ruler and a regional leader in a campaign against Kokota. The seizure involved key figures linked to Poelaed kaye and Lakes, with a stock of unspecified value captured amid ongoing conflicts near the Golded Steed corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Guebmnoiter
Taamatiwab
Alee Lakes
Dhe
Kokota
England Cricket Rules Spark Bowling Ban Debate
Reports from British newspapers say the Marylebone Cricket Club considered banning the bowling of F. Geokan of Leicester after a recent match. Names like W. C Hedley, M. Koche, and W 4b Lockwood appear amid debates over illegal bowling and fielding restrictions across counties and universities.
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Cavnty
Ayralae
Newapejwrs
Ouny Caylitre
F. Geokan
Leicestersbite
M. Koche
Vkuria and
Middle
Imperial troops arrive in Syaney Harbor aboard Britanste
The Britanste ferrying one thousand Imperial troops reaches Syaney Harbor and berths at Cremer Quay near Avon Wharf. The contingent, under Lt Col W. G. Crote Wyndham, includes officers, Royal Navy gunners, and notable figures like Lord Palrower and Lord Cole. On voyage, Malta stop allowed parade before Governor General Grenfell and Admiral Pinner. Departure for Pern and final embarkation saw elaborate parade and public attention.
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Cremer Quay
Avon
Aberdeen
Britahnte
Star Line
Abe
Southampton
Howe
Hayes
RNR
W. Gi. Crote Wyndham
Mat Lancers
Lord Palrower
Kintore
Lord Cole
Bip Evelyn Wool
Malta
al Francis Grenfell
Pinner
Quadrog
Chas
Lieuenant Grieve
Sydney oMcer
Truueyant
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Chen
Beiusnute
VRC
Thong
Monday Auctions In Commonwealth Promises Largely Unclear
The notice outlines Monday auctions with references to Commonwealth Prominusa, Martin Whace, and a grand funeral at the Ground. It mentions Richarésee and Wrrack with Dighis to Cicies, Lager Reserve for Tet terwall's Yaces, and a Basar at i by Wie Mam tugia ana So.
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Martin Whace
Richarésee
Wrrack
Tetterwall
Yaces
Tugia
Meek Christmas Gifts From a Mackders
Fragmentary OCR notes list Christmas offerings from Mackders showcasing jewelry including chains rings bracelets and silver pieces. Several garbled phrases refer to gift items and quality promises amid unclear branding and stray letters.
Fragmentary World War I Era Briefs and Public Notices
A garbled array of items mentions customs revenue, a military parade, poetry, theater, civic events, and various government notices. It notes a parade, public works discussions, pensions, and legal actions amid a broad 1910s bureaucratic miscellany with scattered names and places.
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