The Lyttelton Times. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1902.
Many people in 'England interpret 'the Boer Generals' manifesto as an ill-managed attempt at -bluff.
Tho Boers ait The Hague deny that fugitive officials seized ihe Transvaal State moneys:. They maintain that whatever sum® wereWailahle were divided -amongst the different commandos in. the Transvaal and Orange Free State 'before Mr Krugei'a departure. AU the Bulgarian villages jn the Monastir, dn European. Turkey, have rebelled, and the villagers ara marching against the Turkish villages. Tlhree hundred B-ulgaria.ns, after .a -severe fight l , traversed the cordon oi Turkish troops near Salonica- The authorities ia'b Monastir aod Salonica have sent forces to copo with the movement. Tho Boer Generals will visit Berlin, in the middle of October, and intend to Seek an audience with the Raiser. The .storms iru 'Sicily ha,ve not -bated, and further loss of life is reported. It is officially .announced <that Alexandria- h infected .with Asiatic cholera-. A congress of French miners has decided in. favour of a general -strike. New York *-cl Boston are threatened with ? coal famine in consequence of 'the miners' strike in Pennsylvania.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVIII, Issue 12934, 30 September 1902, Page 4
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