Klerksdorp Disaster Details From British Convoy
London reports further particulars of the clash near Klerksdorp as Boers overrun guns during a failed withdrawal. Boers charged with great force, Northumberland Fusiliers fixed bayonets in a rear-guard action. many dead wounded and prisoners, waggons and a Maxim destroyed, as Boer losses reach thirty killed and twenty eight wounded.
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London
Mareh
Klerksdorp
Ereatela
Dela Rey
Leix Rey
Desperate Boer dash and courage in latest fighting
London reports a sharp dawn clash as Boers launch a bold dawn assault on a convoy near Klerksdorp. British forces, including Paget's Horse, mount a fierce defense with shrapnel, Maxim guns, and infantry, repulsing the attack and forcing the Boers to retire while attempting to breach the rear.
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London
Paget
Klerksdorp
de la Res
Blerkedorp
Zuma
Courig
Capture of Boers Near Stesnalorn in British Advance
London report from March states Captain Howeans of Bieiackers Horse captured 15 Boers near Stesnalorn. The telegraph operator Jun van Cooper attached to General Botha's force was cited, with Major Terrawvoll capturing a ranger of Cor. Mawihint Javobs in the Gennge River area. Prisoners include a field-cornet.
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London
Howeans
Bieiackers Horse
Stesnalorn
Jun van Cooper
Botha
Terrawvoll
Ranger
Gennge
Colon
Debate in Parliament on concentration camps rising in London
In the House of Commons on March 6 a motion condemning government policy regarding concentration camps was debated. Supporters denounced exaggeration and praised the camp administration, while opposition stressed grave concerns. the motion failed 242 to 101. Chamberlain plans a long journey to Canada, South Africa, and beyond.
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London
A.C. Humphrey
Gwen Ciberal
Montgomery Shire
FB. A. Channing
Northamptonshir
Whathberkiin
Hany
Chamberlain
Canada
Sidyt
South Africa
Australian Casualties List From The West Australian Contingent
London March 1 telegrams report multiple cases of enteric fever among the West Australian contingent. Officers and soldiers including W J Daly, Bergeson, Grabuus, Captain Er Williams, and numerous ranks are listed as evacuated or in hospital with danger signs. Several remain in hospital or progressively improving while others show no change. Casualty messages from Capetown and Kimberley detail ongoing illnesses and transfers as the force under Colonel Williams’s column advances through South Africa.
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London
Linutenant
W. J. Daly
Bergeson Ad
Grabuus
Ida Ruodupour
Er. Williams
Hue West Nustemlad
Jafairy
Ty Rogland
Staudérton
New South Wales
Gusbigen
Villa Scole
Gudber
New South Wales Mounted Infantry
Springfontein
Guovalestein
Apabibald Lynch
Sitl
Norval
Pont
Capetown
Wolo
W. J. Cripps
New South Wales Mounted
William Green
New South Wales Bushmen's
Slandetowielh
New South Walee Mounted Infantry
Harry J. Haylees
Horace Foulkes
Pretoria
New Bowth Welee
Alfred Charles Gillian
Farum
Curtis Thurman Arthur
Kimberley
John Quintiven
Buchanan
New South Wales Mounted Rifles
Eremiafontein
Resumed duty in London report before March events
In London on March 5 at 230 pm Lieutenant Later of the Ind New South Wales Mount Redecant J. French of the 6th New South Wales regiment resumed duty after a brief assignment.
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London
Later
Ind
New South Wales
Mount- Redecant
J. French
New
Renaming of Queensland resident amid local confusion
An unclear report notes individuals including Zenlanders and Brown at 1 Hib Queensland Baahine ao nia Quye, with a name change affecting Liewtemat 8 and the group renamed Gey, amid local confusion over identity.
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Queensland
Nia Quye
Gey
Cape Rebels Sentenced in Cape Colony District
A farmer from Barkity West district in Cape Colony was sentenced to five years for aiding the enemy. Another farmer, from a nearby neighborhood, received one year imprisonment and a 500 pound fine for acting as a field-gyruot for the enemy.
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London
Barkity West
Cape Collmy
Sam
Prisoners at Umballa Refuse Parole Transfer
Report from Umballa states prisoners in Punjab are ill and fit for health, and refuse parole if moved to Birila. Authorities note demand delays and lack of consents.
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Landon
Umballa
de Punjab
Xallen
Wellaut
Birila
Queensland Bushmen Disaster Report From Doverwacht
Private letter from Brisbane lists killed and wounded among Queensland bushmen at Onvermacht on January 4. Names include KIA sergeants Berry and Power, many privates and corporals, with wounded officers Carter Higginson Kemp ton, and others. War Office to seek fuller details. Premier orders Lord Kitchener cable transmission for further information.
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Brisbane
Maor Price
Keith Q
Onvermacht
KE. Berry
Comerat J Macfarlane
J. Power
H. Salt
Chardon
W. Tully
W. KasomiTusy
W. Clarke
Wes
G. Neville
Prive
W. P. Waverton
H. Batchelor
He Dobe
J. Marartie
E. Murray
Deal
W. Palmer
E. Sierwan
Queensland
Ain
Ain Received the Joowing Retily From Sip Horace Ther
Hufarnea— Loo
Privace Belit
Carver
Higgingon
Busby
Armold
Bi Byrne
Dohe
Menwick
Norman
Murray
Palmer
Shannog
Smith
Sinclair
Bachelor
Sacure
Waterton
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Furtier
Dubuury
Doverwacht
Hoxd
AO. Belli
Blk
Carter
Forearm
B. Wigincon
A. Hiisy
D. D. Arnold
G. Byrne
H. Dabe
F. J. Finwich
Jay W. Palmer
Dp. Shani
Ee Soli
F. Sinclar
Shestly
MW. Batchelor
D. J. Mucartie
W. Waterton
Lord Kichener
Steamer Tiber Wreck Claims Thirty Lives in Storm
London reports that the iron screw steamer Tiber of 1736 tons, built at Glasgow and owned by the Tiber Steamship Company of Montreal, foundered during a voyage to Halifax Nova Scotia. Seventy crew and passengers were aboard when the vessel wrecked, with thirty lives lost in the disaster.
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London
Atereba
Tiber
Nova
China Rebel Forces Hold Provinces In Dynastic Substitution Failed
A garbled dispatch from London reports rebel methods in two Chinese provinces Sum Ning and Kwei trying to sustain a dynastic shift. The text is unreadable in parts but notes a failure to establish a new regime and mentions a reaction from authorities.
Customs Duties Proposal Draws Chinese Trade Reactions
London hearing on British Chinese association plan to raise internal duties by 1 per cent to secure payments under the new order faces opposition. Chinese government signals it will not enforce internal luxations fully, affecting tariff enforcement and trade relations.
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London
Mavely
Britis Chitin Association of
Shintehal
Likin
Russia closes two universities amid unrest in Kivi and Odussi
In March 5 incident at 220 p.m. local time in Tonwon, two Russian universities were closed after a violent disruption. Officials state anti riot forces attempted containment as campuses in Kivi and Odussi reported damage and evacuations.
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Tonwon
Kivi
Odussi
Russia
Emmingnonce
COUNT TOLSTOL RALLYING
Londol Maren F431 pan tonnt bee Tetstul recently pequired to low dye fag ratlyiog.
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Londol
Tetstul
Lingorives Protest Over Delayed Lamb Health Assessments
In Lundion on March 1 Lingorives complain about delayed conditions affecting dry Viductad lambs, with suspicions directed at the Heine and the Nwlraaing. The protests reference actions at Sunlutfeld and Lu thy provinges, urging prompt evaluation by authorities.
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Lundion
de Heine
South African and Australasian Supply Company Shares
London March 6 Shares of the South African and Australasian Supply and Bus Storage Company, capital £1,000, have been subscribed. The Order of the Garter conferred on the Lake of Bedford following the death of Lord Flinwilliam. Accident to a liner Cunard Etruria propeller failure off Agores. tow by Tealand Wier. Sugar Convention actions delayed as Brussels Conference discusses further modifications.
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London
Marek
Capital
Order OF the Garter
Losdon
the Garton
Flinwilliam
Lake of Bedford
Cunard
Etruria
Agores
Brussels
Avonmouth Docks Plan Reveals 22 Million Pound Project
The Prince of Wales inspected the Avonmouth docks at Bristol as work progresses on a 22,000,000 pound facility. The project underlines imperial development and port expansion in the United Kingdom. In London, a smallpox update reports 1300 patients in hospitals with 76 new cases during the week.
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Avonmouth Docks
London
Prince ‘of Wales
Avonmouth
Bristol
Prinevas of Wales
London Hospitala
Australian Team for England and Mining Shares
London reports outline plans for Cairns and Mount Lyell mining interests with Chillagoe and North Mount Lyell cited. Eucalyptus vapor study referenced in Parliament and a Turkey note mentions Djavad Pasha, Vizier in dispatches from London March.
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London
Vlowitie
Chillagoe Ailway
Minos
Sid Mount Leell
North Mount Lyell
Talow Sales Report From London Markets
London market news notes 120 pans offered under tal law, 990 tanks presented with 425 taxed as gold. Prices listed include 37s 9d for flue matton, 2s 6d for medium, and 3s ud per owt for fine beef.
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London
Drowning accident at Liverpool reported in inquiry
A local drowning accident at Liverpool is reported with details from a magistrate inquiry. The scene involved the missing person and family members as investigators note the circumstances near the deep hole while relatives and local residents recall events surrounding the wreck.
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Tonebine
Ariel
Aluse
Fat George
Hlivey
Mtr
Makenzie JY
Hay Wits
Public holidays district dates listed with errors
Public holidays are pro scheduled for districts including Seron Hille Rou Wil Southiombis Kellyville Dural Aniston Keniburat Arca Warlalda Liamore Wednes ay Maven stricts Tumut Twyabaruasis Wega Yat Kori Gilconz Mulger Rylstone Comfom Pamden Campbell Lown Pictu Chiiiwiay Illehmond glviriota Toba Tilha Crookwell Urhtay Viction Motlae Clovenve Booraws Macleay Hiver Bathurst Mobi Siareb 17.
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Seron Hille Rou Wil
Southiombis
Kellyville
Dural
Aniston
Isiitik
Comfom
Pamden
Campbell Lown
Pictu
Chiiiwiay
Elopiaea
Illehmond
Toba Tilha
Crookwell
Urhtay
Motlae
Police
Macleay Hiver
Chatticl
Bathurst
Mobi
Siareb
Randwick Training Notes Showers Cut Run Times
Multiple horses ran under steady easing or fast splits at Randwick with Barley Brep Azure and The A'mineple Luck noted among several leading performers. Trainers reported conditions a mix of showers and firm patches as horses including Pelissier Watchdog Uneasy Rejoice and others posted varied mile and six furlong efforts with times ranging from Imin Ysec to just over two minutes.
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Lileiter
Moe
Merralio
Dolts- Wood
Jewellery and
Hollis
Warrior
Suds
Ace of Diamonds
Lady Utter
Wheat afloat London March 4 estimate
London March 4 report estimates total wheat on hand at 4 079 000 quarters and for the corn at 1 000 000 quarters.
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London
Lims Don
Australian debentures in London market report
In London on March 4 a batch of Australian debentures traded with varied results. Listings include Freehold Trust Company of Australia 5 per cent notes, Colonial Bank debentures, and several Melbourne and Sydney firms with 2 to 4 per cent issues. Names seen include Dalgety, Australian Wool, and Australian Mortgage entities.
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London
Comte Pany
Hieastad
Fluaues
Freehold Triste Company
Australia
Bydney
Daeery and Company
Lisutr
Wynnie Mortgstees
Aeeey Company of
Hy Jwe
Dehertinee Shek
New Zealand
Dehentite Steel
Labor Unions Elect Leaders and Plan Deputation
The Professional Musicians Association completes infiltration, elects T A Rickolie as delegate and selects a committee. New members join as Labor Council and Labor League representatives map a deputation to discuss unemployment relief with the Premier, with Political Labor League and Sydney groups included.
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T. A. Rickolie
Ly Board
Arhitrarinn
Mesers
A Kelly
Fk. Hollis
Ataoksi
Taras
Sudrestrivers
Biremnell’s
Jrudys
Ana Certal
Augeos Toys
Political Labor League
Sydney Lator Council
Labor Party
Public Inquiries And Inquests Reported In Melbourne Area
At the Water Licensing Court yesterday licenses were granted for several public houses including the Cambridge Hotel Woollahra and the President Lincoln Hotel Forbes. An inquest into the Balwynd Balwy ward deaths concluded with an open verdict. A coroner’s inquest into the Edmund Burke infant death near Bourke Street, Rebern, found the child had died from internal injuries with a verdict of wilful murder recorded.
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Sydney
John Brayley
Gambridge “Hocel
Waverley-road
Woollahr
Dick Collett
Fergus Chapman
Vistoria
Crown-street
William Mooney
John Johnson
Lincoln Hotel
Forbes Amt
Woulloomooine Streets
Phillip J. Byrpe
George Weymouth
Green Park
Victoria-street
Darlingburet
Joseph Armatrong
John Gillam
Phoenix
Moncur Street
Woollahra
Thomas Readen Newhegin
Jessie Shallcrosy
Balwyo
Melbourne
Eacmund Burke
Bourke Street
Rebern
Simie
Balmain Trouble Aims at Hatmal Council Noise Issue
A misspelled report notes Alberrone Vine accusing council of tumultuous activity aboard a vessel near Denple. He alleges loud whistle and engine noise adversely affecting residents and calls for a bylaw to regulate waterway disturbances. The mayor would consult the Department of Navigation on harbor matters.
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Hatmal Couneil
Toai's Bay
Stone Bay
Fife
Valletiter
Tragic Sydney Steamer Finurate News and Local Notes
A fragmentary report from Sydney describes the Finurate tragedy with a cousin killing his child and wife before attempting suicide, aided by others. The piece also covers church welcomes, a police investigation into theft, a school event, and various local council notes from the region, including routine board meetings and property rental concerns.
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Tomnany
Sydney
Alltealth
Lory Thompson
Makine
Tech
Dries Botur Millas
School of
ATH
Bangalow
Ist District Synod
Methodist Conference
Today Mission
Fil
Tt Waa
Mirmus
Central Police
Wadnewiay
Wilkin
Hay
Tad
Elvet Hurst
A. S. . James
Chalmers Presbyterian Church
Virinela
F Binjr
Harper
Pan—Ter
T. Lamodn
Behalt
Worwhrs Guild
Melbourne
Wester Lasde Board
Crick
Linkte
Ain Crick
Land Administration Debate Focuses on Reapportionment and Amendments
The Ministers and Farmers and Settlers Association discuss land policy, urging early amendments and permanent reapprasal of land tax. They review holdings, leases, and arrears while noting improvements and pending applications valued at £1.9 million with significant reductions on reapprasement and rent. The tone emphasizes accelerating land settlement and permanent features in the act.
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T. Trefiy
Rosterdap
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Upleke
E2ahr
Boon Estate claims 2000 pounds against Railway Commissioners
The Heath of her husband Richard Boon is alleged to have been caused by the defendants negligence. Eilen Boon Administratrix seeks 2000 pounds in compensation from the Railway Commissioners. The incident followed a tram collision on Harris Street to Macarthur Street where Boon was driving. a verdict was given for the defendants.
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Eilen Boon
Richard Boon
Tee
An Tren
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