National Scouts Entertained at Pretoria Dinner
The National Scouts of South Africa were guests at a Pretoria dinner hosted by Colonel Sir E. Girouard, director of Tallwass for South Africa. He presided and spoke about Canada’s freedom, citing Laurier and other figures, as the group discussed future plans amid a cloud of uncertainty.
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De Wet Commandos Use Sjambok On Boers, Moral Impact Noted
London dispatch reports De Wet's commandos maintaining activity through successive nights. The British column movements were tracked by Moer commandos within the day’s waning hours. De Wet reportedly employed the sjambok, whose moral effect exceeded that of corporal punishment.
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Many Surrenders Speech by De Wet in London
General Badenturm and several Boer leaders surrendered with about 8000 men in districts of the Orange River Colony. The Boers faced shortages of bread salt and sugar while meat and mealies sustained many. Commanders Prinsloo and others brought 860 burghers into Winburg as crowds welcomed Commandant De Wet and his refugees. Up to Saturday 16,500 surrenders were recorded including officers and followers, with many in the Transvaal and near Delagoa Bay stations.
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Times correspondent reports on Pretoria and Boer mood
A Times correspondent from Pretoria notes Boers accept the new order but warns against overconfidence. He says Boer friendliness masks fatigue after severe suffering and that lack of sugar relief shows recent privations amid exhausted commandos.
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Petition in Cape Colony to suspend Constitution
Half of Capetown electors sign a petition to the King seeking suspension of the Cape Colony constitution. Signatures are mounting from all parts of the colony as the effort gains pace.
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Australian Contingents Reach Durban on Two Transports
London June 16 Two Australian transports with 5000 troops aboard arrived at Durban. The sailors and soldiers from Queensland and Victoria likely include the Custodian and Manchester Mounted Rifles ships, bringing allied forces to the region amid ongoing operations.
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Foreign mercantile activity reported by Austria and Germany
The report from London dated June 16 notes Austria and German syndicates are sending many commercial representatives to Cape. Military retrenchment is expected to be presented to the Federal Cabinet on Wetensdag. It is hoped the matter will be settled soon, with a few weeks to spare before the next parliamentary session begins July 1. Milkmaid brand condensed milk advertised as guaranteed pure.
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Australian cricket in England ends after drizzle delay
Rain postpones start at Bowthorne and the South of England team lineups include J Ty Jesmop W Tromp H B ush E H Wrathall V8 35 Crawford H Thompson KR Abel W Storer W Bootwick E Arnold G A Wilwon. Play begins at Eaeth Court and Australia chase after Trumper Duff Hill Gregory Darling fall to Beatelok with Gregory not out amid a 340-2 stand.
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Court notes and social entanglements of titled families
At court in June, Captain J Spencer Brunton and Mrs Spencer Brunton attended with Lady Carmichael-Anstruther, a Byduiey alias Sylvia Darley, connected to Sir Frederick Darley and the Earl of Darnley, a noted cricketer. The report also notes a London bar silver rate of 3s 0.5d per ounce standard.
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Home Rule Rally Draws Wide Support in New South Wales
A large turnout at the Town Hall in New South Wales backed a Home Rule movement for Ireland. Senator O’Connor, clergy, and figures like J Tobey and J Flood urged material and moral aid, calling for a public committee to organize a major fundraising and support effort for the Irish Parliamentary Party. The minister for works praised the unity of Australians in this cause.
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Tomorrow's Auctions at Rosmus Timber Yard Ad
Auction advertisements list timber and dry goods at 115 Bathurst Street by Dalwood and Wilkmaid. Condensed period notice mentions clothing, hats, cigars, and fabrics for sale tomorrow at 1 o clock.
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Sudden Illness Delays Royal Troop Review at Aldershot
London June 16 The King and Queen stay at the Royal Pavilion Aldershot with plans for a 40 000 troops review disrupted by the Kings illness His physician Sir Francia Lalking wrote a prescription and urged rest The King remained confined to his couch but later felt better, delaying today’s review due to illness and repairs to arrangements
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King Misses Review As Rain Delays London Event
June 10 bulletin from London reports The King slept past midnight and did not attend the review due to rain. The weather disrupted the royal schedule, with Fila Majesty absent from today’s proceedings because of wet conditions.
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King’s Health Rumor Quieted by Official Note
London reports on June 16 710 cm that the Standard notes no cause for anxiety over the King's health. It states the Majesty has been somewhat tight in health recently due to constant state duties, but no immediate danger is indicated.
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Queen Visits Camp Hospitals in Aldershot
Queen Alexandra and the Prince and Princess of Wales visited the Aldershot camp yesterday afternoon to inspect the hospital facilities. The royal party toured the camp hospital complex and met personnel, military staff, and patients during the afternoon engagement.
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Roosevelt Urges Cuba Reciprocity in Trade Policy
London dispatch reports President Roosevelt urging Congress to grant Cuba reciprocal trade privileges, signaling a push for economic ties with Cuba. The message underscores a broader aim of expanding U S commerce and strategic relations through tariff concessions and mutual market access.
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Shipbuilding Trust Buys Bethelen Steel Plant Works
The United States Shipbuilding Trust has acquired Bethelen Steel Company, capital 15 million dollars, valued at 3 million pounds, boasting the most complete plant in the world.
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France buys Berthen submarine plans for twenty boats
London reports the French Government has purchased the plans for the Berthen submarine boat for 8000 pounds and plans to build twenty vessels. The purchase signals expanded French naval construction focused on underwater craft.
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Barton visit to Lucerne and Paris trip noted
London dispatch reports Commonwealth Premier Mr Barton and Mrs Barton visiting Lucerne Switzerland and staying three days in Paris before returning to London Thursday evening Mrs Barton recovering from illness after a trip to Italy
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Four policemen in trouble by bilious headache cure tale
Odd testimonial from Charles ONeill of Broken Hill about relief from chronic headaches via a product called Bile Beana. He claims decades of pain, medical consultations, and failed patent medicines ended after trying the remedy. He urges others to try it at 1/9d per large box.
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Extensive robbery at Ringtreet targets Guiseppy Licciardi
A report describes a substantial robbery at 243 Dowting-atreet city. A thief used a skeleton key to enter from the rear and stole numerous items including two ladies bracelets, several rings with diamonds and opals, a gold chain, brooches, a scarf pin, and other jewelry valued around £100. The victim is said to be Guiseppy Licciardi annen engines.
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Chinaman Fined Fifty Pounds For Breach Of Restriction Act
The Central Police Court heard Bat Ying, 59, a tailor from Can tob, charged with entering New South Wales without proper entry pay under the Chinese Restriction Act 1884. He pleaded guilty as charged. The court ordered a total penalty of 50 pounds plus 200 pounds poll tax, 1 pound interpreter fee, and 12 months hard labour, with payment by July 27 or provision of two sureties totaling 75 pounds or one of 160 pounds. He had previously traveled via Melbourne and Sydney Harbour, crossing the border with a Chinese resident of Victoria guiding him.
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Ferry Opens To Cut Travel On Richmond River Route
The Brushgrove-Lower Southgate Ferry will begin operation on July 1 easing travel for Richmond River bound trips. Civil Ambulance Brigade summoned to Federal Wharf at Markel Way to transfer laborer William Ryan to Sydney Hospital after a fall at work.
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