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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
4
A disjointed analysis laments alleged concealment and disreputables within the government. The writer warns that coalition motions and party fealty threaten stability, while supporters defend the ministry and its protective reach amid ongoing partisan strife.
The report discusses risky near captures of British officers, Napoleon era echoes, and Boer resilience. It notes rail sabotage near Leeuwspruit and potential telegraph cuts, with Kruger and his convoy in peril as British and Boer clashes unfold across the Transvaal and Orange River regions.
A long damaged dispatch discusses China and British actions during the Taku and Pekin episodes. It covers deployments, the role of Admiral Seymour, and the aim to deter Chinese forces while noting the fortifications along the Yangtze and Woosung batteries. It questions loyalty of troops, Japanese expectations, and the cost of breeding pure stock versus practicality for common needs.
The discussion recalls a government-related case involving police officers accused of perjury. The House papers reveal unusual procedural moves across departments and ministerial circles. A minute by the Attorney General is urged, with debate over leave to prosecute and the propriety of ministerial action. The issue remains unsettled pending fuller factual exposure.
At Hobart meeting of the A and Society a farewell reading from the Governor reiterates advocacy to penalize owners of mongrel stock. Lord Gormanston suggests strict action to curb cross breeding among domestic animals though practical enforcement remains doubtful. The debate notes the risk to the colony if small stock breeders produce mixed herds and warns against harsh penalties on dedicated breeders.
A Victorian government analyst reports 40 percent of locally bottled beer and porter adulterated with salicylic acid, raising public health concerns. The piece notes salicylic acid as a preservative in various exports, warns of risks, and discusses implications for wine production and temperance.
In Palmer-street Waalloomooion a constable pursued two men suspected of stealing a basket of fish. One man fled toward the Domain and was overpowered after a pursuit across markets. The other was captured after a brief struggle. both were taken to Water Police Court for further action. A separate note mentions Granville Council members hoping for news about a vessel Mafeking while reviewing football state discussions.
Fragmentary OCR reports a possible surrender of Kruger to Lord Roberts. The text hints at a long sea voyage to Europe and a supply of a famous remedy for seasickness. It mentions Captain and a bridge director but lacks coherent details or clear names.
An account of a long prosecution involving Constable M Donald and others, linked to alleged perjury in the Rose case. It details orders for prosecution, magistrate actions, and evidence handling, with references to Wall and M Govern, Oxenham, and Crown officials. The document recounts legal maneuvering, witness handling, and the eventual acquittal of the constables.
A goods train derailed near Como blocking traffic while passengers and services were disrupted. Reports describe trains halted, with the 7.55 from Sydney passing Como and services resuming later. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate delays for travelers and local railway operations returning to normal by evening.
A chaotic clipping describes customs revenue in Rotney ox Wetnoeday, reports of harbor incidents including the steamer Vivid foundering at Heynoldestrees Wharf, and a mix of political remarks. Mentions Brisbane, Sydney, and various officials discussing rail, post, and municipal matters amid war-related disruptions.
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