Roberts and Kroger Request to Surrender in London
In London a case involving Roberts and Kroger centers on a surrender request. The message to President Kruger was conveyed by J. A. Scaaden van Leouveen, amid strict Transvaal court proceedings and awaiting official response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Kroger
London
J. A. Scaaeen van Leouveen
Tranernal Criminal Court
Roberta
Kruger
My. Bellz
Transvaal
Bo Aurer
Cape Ministry formed with Schremer backing reforms
The Afrikander Bond reports An n. Woesinaca becomes Attorney General in the Cape Ministry, signaling Premier Sir G. Gordon-Sprigg will support Schremer’s Prefer policy. The article notes divisions within the party and hints at contested aims including railway station policies and broader reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Jung
Ann. Woesinaca
Cape
G. Gordon-Sprigg
W. P. Schremer
Bsa
West Africa Death of Samory Exiled to Congo Free State
West Africa reports Samory the Mabonidan chief, once a dominant force in the Gold Coast region, exiled to the Congo Free State. Earlier battles saw French and British actions. a September clash killed Samory’s chief lieutenant and captured many prisoners. In October Samory and his chiefs were captured by Captain Gourand and exiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Samory
West Africa
Bas
Congo Free
Gold Coast
Loos
Watts
Alec Ola Darand
Wortiel
Satas
Sacory
Bamery Hinself
Gourand
Great jewelllery robbery in London
A high value jewelry theft occurred in London at 4 20 p.m. June 19. Jewel theft valued at 410000 involved a suspect linked to Princess Ratxiwill, with关联 ties to Hadziwill and Marie de Sensky. The case references a Russian embassy attendant, Locum, and a 1395 St Petersburg marriage context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bae Tech
Princess Ratxiwill
Carlton Fotel
Pallinress Hadziwill
Atlss
Marie de Sensky
Michel Kedaiwill
Attscho
Locum
St Petersburg
Battle of Hatherley Claims NSW Officers in South Africa
Cable advices from The Premier confirms NSW Mounted Infantry losses at Hatherley Barste Fabriken on June 1. Killed Lt Percy Walia Coanter Drage. severely wounded Lt W. Horiagn. Warrant Officer B Ligsine. several others wounded or missing. Died of Enteric Fever at Dinfontein Lt Denge. Noted death mourned by Generals and Sydney officials. Trage praised as popular, energetic, and loyal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lyse
Theongh
Auth Africa
Alfred Mmilwch
Hatherley
Barste Fabriken
Jane 1
New South Wales
Percy Walia Coanter Drage
Mounted Infantry
Uiutenant
Kolebt
W. &. Horri
Dinemfontein
Methuen
Eterae
Cool
Arage
Dashig
Mrrage
Captain Heattivote
Ista
H Rifles
Wool- Mabiey
Wounded Victorian In Pretoria Fronts Sparks Wires
A Victoria wounded in the Pretoria fighting scene is reported as Sir Alfred Milner coordinating with the Lieutenant-Governor in the crisis. The dispatch notes a smaller force near Melbourne and mentions Private Ele more in connection with VM Hilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Sir Alfred Milner
Lievenant
Kbat
Pretoria
Elemore
VM. Hilles
Clearing His Character in Banco Court Trial
In the Banco Court a Assyrian merchant Josiph Georges Molouf faced an autics of alleged malicious prosecution aimed at clearing his character. The Chief Justice noted no reasonable or probable cause for the charge and Molouf claimed expenses totaling Wyant 670 or £8, plus personal suffering and medical costs. the case highlighted disputes over costs and credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banco
Joatice
Mu Kant
Josiph Georges Molouf
Bankruptcy notice from Arlington farmer group
In bankruptcy proceedings a pocilry farmer from Arlington named Queen' Doak is listed. Mr. W. H. Palmer and others from nearby towns appear as creditors or involved in the matter, with reference to a purchasing and mechanical netting machine and a prior trial outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Boxer Rising Secrets and Foreign Fear in Pekin
Pekin correspondent warns of a great secret scheme to crush foreigners in China led by the Empress Dowager and princes. The movement mobilizes 450000 Pekin Field Force, 110000 GloriMed Tigers, and 13000 imperial guards under Yi. Jung Lu leans toward British protection but is rebuffed by others as tensions rise with Western powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadly Nowa
Eves Fuk Warniue
Faraila
Arcept
Chisa
Prince Ching
Than
Ang Ti
Chao Bhu-Ch'a
Mt Ehua
Husbeog Corps
Sglorimed Tigers
Tuan
Inperial Guarda
Ander Mage Yi
Avengers
Pekin
Bhanting
Chi-li
Shunmen
Cmachuris
Ramibestiona
Jung Lu
Ching Sad Tuan
Kugg 11
Chao Shu-Ch'tsy
Peking
Ti Ping-heng
Grand Council
Italy
Prince
Jung Lu Algne
Groene Britain
Stetisg
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Russia
Frage
Buld Kung
Sears
Yueu-mingyen
Japst
Formoea
Philippigen
France
Beloa
Juog
The Plague Reports and Public Health Responses
A report details a plague case in Bourlestrest Surry Hills with James Hughes, 36, and lists contacts released from quarantine. Newcastle and Fremantle outbreaks are noted, with deaths in Rock Rampton and new case in Fremantle. Government figures show quarantine costs and staff affected, amid ongoing vigilance and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hughes
Bourlestrest
Surry Hills
Hosbits
Board of Health
Wbfare
Marche Booth
Aliee Carroll
George Carroll
William Carniah
Mabel Davis
John Dwyer
Simonite
Edward
Rock Rampton
Hugh Ai’ Lean
Dial
Lytton
Henry Scott
Fremantle
W.A
Législative Assembly
Lona
Board of Heals Capenditure
Vue Bald Wee Dey
Dietriet
Abe
Port Said
Suex
London
Brisbane
Pneumonis
Stealing on a Ship at Water Court
A seaman named Jreterick Johnson was charged with stealing a silver water jug and chain worth £2 from John Owens while both worked on the ship Commodore at Pyrmont. Johnson admitted the watch was pawned later, claiming a street man provided the utensil, but the court ordered punishment harsher than hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payton
S.M
Jreterick Johnson
John Owens
Pyrmont
Ewes
Johnson
Owners Seek Clues To Missing Pipe-Cutters At Station
Detectives Meating and Senior-Constable C Dea search for a plumber's eight large pipe-cutters believed stolen. A mail to No. 2 Station could yield identification and aid the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meating Andh
Dea
Opuer Ter
Feral board recommends forest land sale near Minnamurra Falls
In Minnamurra Falls area the feral tuad board lists four members and proposes selling about 40 acres of surrounding forest land near the falls. The plan suggests a price of 1 per acre for certain parcels and 18, 1 per acre for others. The note mentions a meeting at Radtern and an administrative action to proceed with the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xiama
Meu
Witeon
Franklin
Mager
Den
Zi Beverevo
Buty
Tair
Brisbane Sensation Destroys Wires and Trams
A bridge area incident damaged electrical lines after a sudden snap on wires near Victoria Bridge. Telecommunication services faltered as phones and the tramway system were disrupted. The Treasury Hotel faced danger from falling wires but the fire brigade contained the blaze and stopped further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drignane
Tarnsem
Tarity Thin Doraing
Victoria Bridge
Sleccric Tramway
Wien
Supreme Court
Treasury Hotel
George and
Witrabeg Streets
Brighton Weights and Handicaps Report
Horse weights and handicaps listed for Brighton events including Trmwas, Carlton, Reach, and Eurydice stakes. Entries show horses with weights in pounds, distances, and track details, naming rivals Polly Sel Nb, Liver Lady, Invader, Phyllis O'Brien, and others with various odds and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supe
Vernon St
Hampden
Nettle
Cowboy
Bill Dean
Weeta-Wra-Wee
Amazon
Merry Girl T
Zeemer
Carliton
Aeliath
Patch
Scotch Mixture
Jevule
Flora
Willie
la Muncotte
Miss Rory
Gawrlooge
Eurydice
Neto
Kruger
Invader
Ada
Alice Mancix
Commonwealth Bill Amendments Stir Imperial Parliament Debate
Melbourne reports the government reiterates no constitutional power to abolish the Commonwealth Bill without Imperial approval. A cablegram from the Agent General notes Victoria approves the amended clause and urges speedy passage, praising the government for its efforts amid factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigs
Klugetou
Pne
Melbourne
Bite
Victofin
Secretary of State
Blox
Accidents In The Country Reported In NSW Area
A Mandemar resident, William Biddulph, died after a horseback fall near Mose Vale on the Bulli to Berrima road. He, in ill health, had earlier been treated at Muse Vale. Pneumonia developed after returning home, leading to his death Saturday night. In Leura, four year old Joseph Burrill was fatally crushed when a horse reared and rolled over him at the railway station, with the incident unfolding Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boward
William Biddulph
Mandemar
Cardeaux
Bulli
Mose Vaio
Berrima Tosi
Raat
Omee
Muse Vale
Rome
Manfemnr
Latinert
Pneunonia
Katoomoa
Leura
Josephs Wultom Fiureill
Joseph Burrill
Balmain
Lewnt Ter
Hansen
Bud
Burrill
Victorian wheat crisis and Australian shipping trends
Advices from Victoria report extreme wheat shortages with bakers facing high prices and potential duty impacts. The Muttra and Lacs Raunoch vessels ship Victoria and New South Wales wheat to Calcutta and London, while Melbourne charters rise. traders note widening import controls and divergent policies between colonies affecting prices and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victoria
Able
Zetland
Melbourne
Muttra
Victorland
New South Wales
Calcutta
Raunoch
Das
Victorian
Sydney
Walishee
Fruit prices and market notes from a busy city page
A jumble of fruit names and prices dominates the clipping with mentions of Lorancan offerings, New York pippina, mandarins, lemons, and persimmons. References to intercolonial steamers, regional trade, and local commerce hint at a bustling market page and shipping updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorancan
Adams
New York
Caalee
Josephinna
Secon
Fai Prieie
Chalee
Taiheinea Vicernay
Clarence
Sonia
Svar
Frobuckie's
Fovaturus
Morty
Auttalae
Clearobe
Eunvard Sinuih
Chaunneh Ames
Bias Png
Filter Vauim
Bay
Courbes
Australia
Zeonland
Teit
Gy Port Sued
Aim
Tina
Ohare
Hunt
Jane
J. Lipeisler
Hylands
Spanx
New Zealand
Seriou
Hedhie Ioland
Two Travellers Dead In Sudden Collapse
Two travellers from Orange and Walgett died within hours of each other on Wednesday. Mr J Myan, aged, suddenly fell ill and died this morning after heart disease. Mr J Rose, travelling for Hare Om Jones and Perkin Limited, also died at Mr W G Serris’s residence. Both men were under medical care for heart disease and were well known in the district. Their deaths were received with regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byngam
J. Myan
Orange
Harrison
Ruse
Shipping notice fragment from damaged OCR page
Fragmentary shipping notice lists names and agencies with unclear roles and several garbled items. Mentions Taplin, Ruch NSN Company, Maddowey, Barbary, Hanly, Damartl, Tube 3, and port references. unreadable details and dates due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atuttvals
Sune Ss laFrawme
Eka Xone
Cavity Taplin
NSN
Mhaddwey Forth
Boi
Tauecten
Lone
Barbary
Hanly
Ao Cumpeay
Agence
Damartl Res
Feyrine
Port Tyeeva
Bap
Irs
Tor Owen Goust
Peta
Redfern Forage Prices and Auction Details
A report from Redfern covers forage sales with moderate supply and strong demand. Prices range for lucerne hay, chaff, and straw, with prime baled and trussed hay quoted and numerous consignors listed alongside auction results and truck numbers from Nemingha to Millthorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chat
Lucerne Bey
Gaten Hay
Busieres
Billy and Company
J-oreland HM
Sultar and Company
Bridge and Company
Dent and Perry
R Little Ard Company
Hell and Son
G. Wells
Matthess
Prescott and Company
J. W. Gray
Aod Company
Ascociton
Heaxon Brothers
Doceene
M. O'Brien
Nemingha
W. J.johnstone
Bracktop
EB. Heuer
Perch
W. Pearos
George’s Plains
Prom River Brothers
Tarasa
Thompeen
Exwwenee
Gother
Raglan
Isea
Dubbo
Boring Hill
le Meth
Bungendore
Grown
Ashield
J. Wralley
George's Plaine
C. Cheoney
Newkindee
Paaee
Towrt Batata
Mary Vais
Be 3d
Fragmented OCR Labor Ledger Note From 1951 Valley Mills
fragmentary entry lists names and figures such as Fras W. Perry, Melias, and Cape barley notes. contains per day wages, locations, weights, and farm terms with scattered punctuation and unclear, partial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry
Narroreine
Mas H
Ust
Cme
Spietiven Botraysg
Law
Pearwh
Fras W. Perry
Targo Fi
Cheeny
Newheides
Etraw—Tervick-prem
Prom Prallay
Tlaybey
Melias
Fras W. Connor
Passat
Yresewil
Cape
Sales Drop At Opening Prices In Wholesale Market
At yesterday's opening sales there were between 2000 and 3000 sales offered with discrepancies withdrawn. A large drop of about 20 to 25 percent occurred across the board on prices ruling at the close of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
General French Inspects Glen Innes Military Review
General French led a ceremonial inspection at Glen Innes for the Mountys Rios regiment, reporting orderly troops and a formal demonstration. The event included district officials, a mayoral reception, and a celebration tying to the Commandant's double anniversary and the Queen's colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generel French
Glen Innes
Mountys
Rios
Aus
Hedey
Reach
Moyal Artillery
General French Promoted to Imperial Army Rank
Informed that General French has received promotion to a higher rank within the Imperial army. He is said to hold the title of Maier-Generale and recently earned the title Maier-Wienersl with a current seniority of Cotdoet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fies
Hubert
Eoures
Maier-Wienersl
Cotdoet
Maitland District Public Society Funds Raise Interest
Maitland matters report a public meeting in Maitland district supporting the Palco Ohio Fund. The Maitland Taxpayers and others organized a social event, with military displays and bands, to aid local schools and the girls of the high school. The Old Girls Union was formed with Mrs Groassman as president and Mrs Cruise as vice president, and Miss Lindsay and Miss Quinton as secretaries. The session also noted yard inspections at Campbell's Hill and calls for better animal handling at Saleyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Maitland
Wodaseesy
Sykes
Weel Meidland
Wollongoog
Mauiland
Campbell's Hill
Maitland
Sibooly! Association
Palciohio Fund
Princinal Feree
Oine
He Technical School
Remdere
Benoa Yeettrlay Atermoon
Jc War
Mics Groassman
Waa
Alesee Cruise
Sitenelt Vida
Amt
Lindsay
Quinton
Staturs
Ilisa Pender
Cooma Sanitary Affairs Discuss Waste Plan Reform
A Cooma municipal council meeting considered a weekly sanitarium tax plan. Aldermen debated burden on poorer ratepayers, supported local management over private contractors, and agreed to form a committee to draft a sanitary code for presentation to the council. The mayor urged practical cleanliness and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooma
Wednesiaz
Caning
Adderman Willmot
Hetig
Proclaimed meeting stirs plan for school fund and sports
Report describes a Kempsey gathering where a proclamation called for a district demonstration and a future school library concert. It notes a planned permanent memorial, a sports meeting, and a push to aid local children in cricket and football while outlining changes proposed at a Water Licensing Court meeting and Public Services Association constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempsey
Macleay Wien
South Africa
Water Licensing Court
Lloyd
Asalgnes
George Collier
Oiford
Waverley
Liverpool Town Hall
Tocml Purbile School
Sellog-Teseker
H. N. Forthis
Teroe Manthor
Akarsy
Miobere
Share Market Rumors and Milling Toward Copper Prospects
A详dense report outlines speculative hopes in New South Wales and Melbourne regarding copper deposits. It notes stock activity, proposed share issues, option plans, and several company movements tied to the Milburn Copper Corporation and related NSW ventures, highlighting rising interest and cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibook
Melode
Wilhal
Milburn Copper Corporation
Nsw
Melbourne
Marly
Tevyn Melbourne
Papaloon
Pius
Government Guiotier
Warruul & Ulation
Lia Sinihales
Ucndeds
Oferta
Walla Om
Smelame
Riehard
Gresenu
She Etwhdany
Morgan
Aprovieg
Meilng Wee Hrokun
Piteen
Ecamparusong
South Kale
South Eas
Fyanhoe
Bee Lake View Cousets
Adelaide
Wensras
Belie
Sydney
North Shore
Ncw
New Elderady
Mount Mavid
Port Jackson
Woolark
Caledonia
Woodlark
Sate
Buser
Avanhow
Sewer Brook Exchange
South Great Eastern
Sas. Ramey
Hipter River Slim
Storkion Cos
Mount David
Waverley
Ivanhos
Associated
Helion
Inet
leUiary
Fiely
London
Haipaull
C. Kona
Cil
Bank of New South Weles
Asd
Henk
North Coast Steam
Wickham Coal
North Nymuper
SRS Él
Broken Hl Proprietary
Uty Falkaer Ts Dil
Shnalbacen Terraces
Qube
Margaret
Waversey Tin
Pam
Jia Tor Wood Ark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reitz
The
Sanory
Tia
Bern
Minnamurra Falls
Radtern
Teeoday
Frederick Pitas
Felted
Sonn ‘Tate
Brighton
Sussex Street Trade
Wiour
Brei
Moithim
Lucerne
Lares Bates
Tom
Small Pales
Siew
N.E.W
Tomy Derrick
Sand
Baetel
N.S W
Cheere
Chofee
Epental Brenda
Clase
Tix Bodalla
Middles
Ube Padre
Baes
New Baldy
Cire
Penn
Galverton
Burley—Cape
Haney
Geome
York Street
Uc Wuetlcn
York-abert
Aid Tree
Clarance-street
Mn J. Bald
Redfern Forage Sales
Woul Sales
French
Maitland Matters
Wilen Prace
Oympee
Mesera Byroe
Watt
South Goji
Oriental Extenders
North Oriental
South-Kanerns
South Eneverur
Columbia Consolidated
Ditin Axtoniel
Salon
Miriblay
Batt Loch
Glenline
Wales
Salve
Bibeerion
Este Hin
Juintion
Boutheon
Seaphire Sorp
Bis
Presermnanen
Lanmana
Boulton North
HUI Gentral
Abe Enlen Am
Drews Wei Dunesiog
Greak Bowdter
Aempertal Arabe
Lake View
Gieny Atarparel
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