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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
5
National Scouts Cheered by Lords at London Peace
Lord Kitchener thanked the National Scouts for their services and pledged to return them to the farms quickly. London, June 12, Scouts and Boers on amicable terms after surrender at Nuidetberg. refugees helped with a joint ball plan and funds in Johannesburg to build farmhouses for Commandant Wet and Commandant De la Rey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchyur
Amd
Lond Bichewr
Lord Milner
Tuidetberg
Surrenders Sweep Transvaal War Fronts in Britain Reports
London reports mass surrenders of Boer commando units including Beyers 152 men at Pietersburg and Groblaaf 318 at Ermelo. Commandants Vaneyl and Vanht Merwe surrendered at Vryburg while Kemp yielded at Mafeking. Portu guese transit allegedly used for ammo. Food said plentiful and Transvaal exhausted. total rifles surrendered exceed 3000 with thousands of rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reitz
Verlag
Beyers
Bas Gradered
Pietersburg
Hans Groblaaf
Ermelo
Voommndant
Transvaal
Kitchener
Vantotuder
Vuut Buren
Rittvas
Ventersitory
Ovenmirds
Uke Burgers Avid Lang Syne
God Save the Wether
Siart Transvaal
Erfol
Zowpansberg
Heeh
Cape Rebels Surrender Proclaimed Amid Urgent Warning
In Cridock two hundred and more rebels have been handed to Civil authorities. A proclamation in Caps Colony urges surrenders within a set period. Those who do not comply will face the extreme penalties of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondon
Cridock
Caps Colony
Lord Kitchener's Succesor Moves Commands Abroad
Lord Kitchener's successor Don Jute 12 Lieutenant General de Wu SG Lynton has left the sea in Sata to assume the post sweeping Kitchener as axial commanding-indshtef the troops in Africa. General R. S. Featherstonhaugh has led the command in Natal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
de Wu
Lynton
Sata
Lord Kitchener
Homecoming of Troops From South Africa Reported
London reports government plans to repatriate troops after a three month service in South Africa. Transport ships will carry 60 officers per voyage and horses previously used for transport will not be included on return voyages. Despatches indicate phased troop return beginning soon with limited vessels allocated to this redeployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
South Africa
Hick Tramsport
The Gold Tax Debate Hits South Africa Milners Factions
In London on June 12 an opinion piece argues the gold tax in South Africa could favor the Milner group. The author cautions about fiscal effects and political maneuvering shaping colonial economic policy.
Salisbury and Chamberlain Speech on Peace in Britain
Lord Salisbury congratulated the Hertford Militia on their return from South Africa and warned peace may not spare English soldiers. At a Colonial Club dinner, A. Chamberlain praised a peace that Britain had helped craft, noting generous but non substance yielding terms and urging loyal cooperation for stable prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Salisbury
Hertford
Jr Gotton
Mr. Aidmberlain
Colodivs
Member for Galway Arrest and House Question in Britain
In London on June 12, A Lymeb the Galway member was arrested at Victoria Station and brought to Bow Street Police Court where he was remanded. In the Commons J O Kelly pressed for official notice of the arrest while J G S MacNeill asked about the duty of the leader to inform the House. The Speaker noted it is usual practice to inform the Speaker of such arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. Lymeb
Galway
Victora
Bow
J. G
MacNeill
Milister
Speaker
Tim
John Hetmond
Government extends terms to Cape Dutch in race context
Ambiguous report notes possible extension or enforcement matters in a Cape Dutch setting. Officials debate whether government aims to extend terms or Lynch the existing framework, with uncertain phrasing and unclear actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leskebnes
Nore Chet Seeee
Cape
Newfoundlands French Fishery A Failure Reported
London June 12. The French fishery off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland is a failure. A hundred vessels are at St Pierre et Miquel, the French colony, off the southwest coast of Newfoundland, unable to obtain provisions due to the stringency of Newfoundland law.
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London
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
St. Pierre Miquel
King and Queen Dine with American Ambassador and Choate
Don June 12. The King and Queen were guests of Mr. J. H. Otontr, the American Ambassador, and Mr. Choate at dinner last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
J. H. Otontr
Mr. Choate
Mr Barton at Rome Receives Audience With Pope
London June 12 His Holiness the Pope granted an audience yesterday to Mr Baron and Sir Joan Forrest. The Pontiff expressed keen interest in Australia’s progress and joy at peace in South Asia. He also joined in the celebration of King Edward’s Coronation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baron
Joan Forrest
Australia
South
Asie
Edward
Sir Julian Salomons and Indemnity Talk In London June 1295
London dispatches report Sir Julian Salomons planning a voyage for Auatrade with Hus ainya and discuss The Chinese Indemnity with Sir E. M. Satow in Pekin. Bar silver prices rise as markets note drops in value. A graduated income tax proposal is discussed in London.
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Julian Salomons
London
Julian Saloons
Commercial Intelligence from London and Tasmania
Tin prices and shipping notes report fluctuating rates and vessel movements. Tasmanian apples arrive via the JOM line. New York cargo brings 16s, amid market shifts driven by older supplies and tariff speculation. Indian affairs dominate general news with high officials and colonial figures noted.
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JOM
Raya
Fale Cinision
Powez
New Yorka
Cobar Mine Fires Start and War Retrenchment Talks
The Cobar Mine and five furnaces are lit at Cobar while Lithgow works begin. A railway fatality near Newcastle is identified as William St.Laren, 26, a lodger. The Western Suburbs Band will perform in North Sydney Park and at Antandale near the Town Hall. Sir William Lyne supports military retrenchment to trim £141,000 from Estimates and sees potential further cuts. Several permanent NSW officers are expected to retire. war stores will be reduced, pay cuts explored for partially paid regiments, and staff-sergeants may retire. Chamber of Commerce dinner features remarks on naval strength and Britain’s maritime wealth. Advertisement touts Sander and Sons Eucalypti Extract as a universal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobar
Lithgow
Tsington
Newcartle
William St'Laren
Cardiff
Western Suburbs
Will Grammes
Pol Uy-Doba- Stove-Street
Antandale
Town Hall
Sumiay
North Sydney Park
William Lyne
Hutton
New South Wales
Airey
Dlanchard
Murray
Beam
King
Thorpe
Tower
Beaman
Watson
Horn
Murray la
Commonwealth Horse
Trig
Sydney Chamber of Commerce
Harry
Law‘son
Glasgow
Great Britain
Eca
Rain Interrupts Lord's Test as England and Australia Clash
Heavy rain drenches Lord's delaying play in the second Test between England and Australia. England win toss and bat, with MacLaren and Jackson making progress before rain stops play. Rabjit Sinhji bowled, and later play resumes amid further interruptions.
Invitation From Baronne Bardot to Australian Cricketers
London June 12 Barenee Bardot invites Australian cricket guests to witness the Coronation from her home at No 1 Stratter Street Piccadilly Major Warill is uncertain if he can attend due to engagements The corner of Stratton Street and Piccadilly faces the entrance providing a view from Constitution Hill to St James Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Barenee Bardot
Conve Hd
Stratter Street
Piccadilly
Warill
Bubbett-Coutts
Stratton-street
Constitution Hill
St. James”Street
Waterloo Plague Center Claims Metropolis Attention
Waterloo now appears to be the plague center of the metropolis with nearly all recent cases coming from that suburb. Eva Bridges, 15, of Moretead-strewe, was found ill on Thursday evening. George Chard, once ill, has been discharged after recovery. he worked at the foot of Bathurst street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Eva Bridges
Moretead-strewe
George Chard
Chard
Bathurst-street
Death toll rises from plague in Hong Kong last week
Hongkong reports fifty two deaths from plague last week, as authorities confirm the outbreak's toll and monitor the affected districts for containment measures.
Plague deaths on steamer City of Perth in quarantine
Reports from London dated June 12 note two deaths from plague on the steamer City of Perth while in quarantine at Dun Kirk France. The Sydney Serries Limited (sic) held an extraordinary general meeting approving capital increases and director empowerment. The troopship Auraman expected to leave Sydney for Capetown and may be ordered to Bom Day to retrieve Boer prisoners for Transvaal. A Parramatta correspondent cites complaints about tram schedules and delays, while Major F C Cox reports private cable and active service in the Boer War. A rule requires persons going to South Africa to possess £100 with £2100 fixed by authorities and government coordinating policy before large population movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
City of Perth
Calcurn
Dunkirk
France
Sydney Perries, Limited
W. C. Goddard
Sydney
Pyrmont
Parramatta
F.C. Cox
Dundas
South Africa
Oskes
M.L A
Poldiars
Cape
Pennsylvania Miners Strike Urged to Raise Prices
London June 12 report says Pennsylvania miners on strike press coal companies to raise prices to meet demands of the new era. The situation prompts questions over whether owners or unionists control the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pennsylvania
Violent Storms Strike Illinois and Iowa Railways Hit
London June 12 reports a violent storm near Peoria Illinois and surrounding areas. Thousands of acres of corn were flattened and much farm damage noted as railways were washed out. Fires and loss of life are feared amid widespread destruction across Illinois and Iowa.
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London
Peoria
Ulinois
Illinois
Shipping Interest Vigilance Committee Report
The London vigilance committee session notes the House of Commons members discussing wrapping lave term, and the committee forms to consider vigilance measures. The entry records a June meeting at 255 p.m. with focus on maritime interests and associated proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Venezuelan Revolution Bombards La Guayra
New dispatch from London on June 12 reports heavy bombardment over La Guayra as the Wysetheld uprising spreads toward Caracas. German guntists and Halk advance by water routes through the Isthmus, signaling intensified conflict in the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Owinye
Wysetheld Gituate
la Guayra
Tie Park
Caracaa
Hye Republic
Guntiats Tagelly and
Halk
Geratin
TRELAND M P IMPRISONED AND OTHER NEWS
London reports Mr Liwehy M J Nasionalist imprisoned at Thurles County Tipperary for five weeks for inciting to lipidation. Other items note rains in southern West Australia and government retrenchment measures. Discussions between Major General Hutton and Sir Wo Lyne on defence retrenchment follow. Murray River Commission convened at Barranald. mayor objects to river entry amid pollution concerns. Authorities debate locking rivers for navigation and irrigation to save stock and cut carriage costs. A cold remedy ad promotes Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets with guaranteed refund if ineffective.
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London
Liwehy
Wis
Thurles
County
Tipperary
West Australis
Port Tt
Towannes
Yase
Mewes
Bourke
Glennon
P. Grogan
J. Hume
Merriman
M'Carthy
Rosa
Sleethan
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Titerr
Walker
Hutton
Wo. Lyne
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