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Empire 1855 10 15 has 100 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 3 references, with 10 live disagreements.

100+ facts·77 predicates·3 sources·10 in dispute

Mostly:describes attack as(6), describes aboriginal people as(6), framed as(4)

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Describes Attack Asin disputedescribesAttackAs

  • brutal barbarity[3]sourceall time · 10690
  • brutal barbarity[1]sourceall time · 10690
  • murderous attack[3]sourceall time · 10690
  • simultaneous blows[1]sourceall time · 10690
  • outrage[3]sourceall time · 10690
  • savage violence[1]sourceall time · 10690

Describes Aboriginal People Asin disputedescribesAboriginalPeopleAs

  • ferocious[1]sourceall time · 10690
  • aborigines[1]sourceall time · 10690
  • the blacks[1]sourceall time · 10690
  • ferocious[3]sourceall time · 10690
  • savages[1]sourceall time · 10690
  • savage[3]sourceall time · 10690

Certainty Markerin disputecertaintyMarker

  • It is believed[1]sourceall time · 10690
  • no doubt[1]sourceall time · 10690
  • seems[1]sourceall time · 10690

Framed Asin disputeframedAs

  • affray[1]all time · 10690
  • brutal barbarity[1]all time · 10690
  • outrage[1]all time · 10690
  • murderous attack[1]all time · 10690

Conflicts With Cause Narrativein disputeconflictsWithCauseNarrative

Framed Attack Asin disputeframedAttackAs

  • savage violence[1]all time · 10690
  • brutal barbarity[1]all time · 10690

Framed Aboriginal People Asin disputeframedAboriginalPeopleAs

  • ferocious tribe[1]all time · 10690
  • blacks[1]all time · 10690
  • savages[1]all time · 10690

Conflicts Within disputeconflictsWith

Contradicted byin disputecontradictedBy

Count Discrepancy Within disputecountDiscrepancyWith

Corroborated bycorroboratedBy

Colonial Framing No ProvocationcolonialFramingNoProvocation

  • true[1]sourceall time · 10690

Inbound mentions (35)

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countDiscrepancyWithCount Discrepancy With(6)

attestedByAttested by(4)

corroboratedByCorroborated by(4)

attestedNoProvocationByAttested No Provocation by(1)

blacksDescribedAsFerociousByBlacks Described As Ferocious by(1)

causeDeniedByCause Denied by(1)

causeDisputedBetweenCause Disputed Between(1)

confirmsStatementConfirms Statement(1)

conflictsWithConflicts With(1)

contradictedByContradicted by(1)

corroboratesCorroborates(1)

deathsDay2SourceDeaths Day2 Source(1)

describedAsAffrayByDescribed As Affray by(1)

describedAsBrutalBarbarityByDescribed As Brutal Barbarity by(1)

describedAsMurderousAttackByDescribed As Murderous Attack by(1)

describedAsSimultaneousBlowsByDescribed As Simultaneous Blows by(1)

hasContemporaryAccountHas Contemporary Account(1)

hasNarrativeInHas Narrative in(1)

killedCountReportedByKilled Count Reported by(1)

noProvocationClaimedByNo Provocation Claimed by(1)

noProvocationClaimSourceNo Provocation Claim Source(1)

reportedBySourceReported by Source(1)

reportedInReported in(1)

reportedInNewspaperReported in Newspaper(1)

Other facts (65)

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65 facts
PredicateValueRef
Hearsay Depth3 (witness -> informed party -> letter to Leith Hay -> newspaper)[1]
Based on Hearsay Chaintrue[1]
Provides Most Detailed Contemporary Accounttrue[1]
Colonial Anxiety Manifesttrue[1]
Expresses Fear for Colonial Settlerstrue[1]
Document Genrenewspaper correspondence[1]
Prediction Certaintyno doubt[1]
Predicts Further Violencetrue[1]
Describes Intelligence Method As Unknowntrue[1]
Information Currency Limitedtrue[1]
Contrasts No Provocation With Kind Treatmenttrue[1]
Characterizes Report As Summarytrue[1]
Describes Own Source Assubstance of a letter[1]
Describes Aftermathshearers fled messenger sent[1]
Describes Attack Outcomethree killed two wounded[1]
Describes Station Situationsituated about ninety miles to the west of Port Curtis[1]
Information Relayed ViaOverland Mail[1]
Describes Aborigines Possessing Knowledge of Police Reductiontrue[1]
Describes Survivor Crawlingtrue[1]
Describes Aborigines Belonging toRannes neighbourhood[1]
Denies Aboriginal Grievancetrue[1]
Defends Colonial Positiontreated with kindness[1]
Describes Attack As Coordinatedtrue[1]
Chronological Positionfirst newspaper report[1]
Expresses Fear of Further Outragetrue[1]
Describes Information Chainletter from Mr. Leith Hay from party informed by witness[1]
Intelligence Sourceoverland mail from Gayndah[1]
Correspondent TypeOWN CORRESPONDENT[1]
Published About Three Weeks After Attacktrue[1]
Datelined FromMoreton Bay[1]
Describes Aborigines Committing Depredationstrue[1]
Has DatelineGayndah[1]
Published AsMORTON [sic] BAY [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.][1]
Describes EventAttack Rannes 1855[1]
Has Page5[1]
Framed Attack As Unprovokedtrue[3]
Describes Blacks As Most Ferocioustrue[3]
Has CorrespondentOwn Correspondent Moreton Bay[3]
Describes Survivor Crawled tonearest station[3]
Describes Witness Statuswitness of the affray[3]
Describes Intermediarya party who had been informed by a witness[3]
Describes Sourceletter received by Mr. Leith Hay[3]
Published byEmpire Newspaper[3]
Dated FromMoreton Bay[3]
Mentions ShearersShearers Rannes[3]
Describes Source Asletter received by Mr. Leith Hay from a party who had been informed by a witness[3]
Describes Attack Methodsimultaneous blows[3]
Has Page Number5[3]
Hearsay Levelthird-hand: correspondent reports from letter received by Leith Hay from a party informed by a witness[2]
Published atMoreton Bay[2]
Colonial JustificationAboriginal people treated with kindness but attacked without provocation[2]
Framing of Perpetratorsone of the most ferocious tribes, act of brutal barbarity, savages[2]
Correspondent LocationMoreton Bay[2]
Page5[2]
Publication Date1855-10-15[2]
Publication NameEmpire[2]
Anticipates Ongoing Violencetrue[1]
Information Reliability Limited by Distancetrue[1]
Prediction About Future Eventstrue[1]
Describes Aboriginal Populationextremely numerous[1]
Describes Aboriginal Behavior Before Attackgathering and depredations[1]
Geographic Distance From Eventapproximately 600-700 miles (Moreton Bay to Rannes)[1]
Days After Event22[1]
Colonial Biasdenies Aboriginal provocation while sources confirm gins taken[1]
Potential Biascolonial newspaper perspective, uses language like ferocious tribes, brutal barbarity, savages[2]

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anticipatesOngoingViolenceingest-verify/10690
true
basedOnHearsayChainingest-verify/10690
true
certaintyMarkeringest-verify/10690
It is believed
certaintyMarkeringest-verify/10690
no doubt
certaintyMarkeringest-verify/10690
seems
characterizesReportAsSummaryingest-verify/10690
true
chronologicalPositioningest-verify/10690
first newspaper report
colonialAnxietyManifestingest-verify/10690
true
colonialBiasingest-verify/10690
denies Aboriginal provocation while sources confirm gins taken
colonialFramingNoProvocationingest-verify/10690
true
colonialJustificationfrontier-massacres/10690
Aboriginal people treated with kindness but attacked without provocation
conflictsWithingest-verify/10690
ex:james-reid
conflictsWithingest-verify/10690
ex:letter-inspector-general-to-murray-1855-12-05
conflictsWithCauseNarrativeingest-verify/10690
ex:james-reid
conflictsWithCauseNarrativeingest-verify/10690
ex:letter-inspector-general-to-murray-1855-12-05
contradictedByagnostic/10690
ex:james-reid
contradictedByfrontier-massacres/10690
ex:james-reid-1858-select-committee
contrastsNoProvocationWithKindTreatmentingest-verify/10690
true
correspondentLocationfrontier-massacres/10690
Moreton Bay
correspondentTypeingest-verify/10690
OWN CORRESPONDENT
corroboratedByingest-verify/10690
ex:empire-1855-11-05
corroboratedByfrontier-massacres/10690
ex:empire-1855-11-05
countDiscrepancyWithagnostic/10690
ex:empire-1855-11-05
countDiscrepancyWithagnostic/10690
ex:qsl-letter-leith-hay-holt-1855-10-17
datedFromagnostic/10690
Moreton Bay
datelinedFromingest-verify/10690
Moreton Bay
daysAfterEventingest-verify/10690
22
defendsColonialPositioningest-verify/10690
treated with kindness
deniesAboriginalGrievanceingest-verify/10690
true
describesAboriginalBehaviorBeforeAttackingest-verify/10690
gathering and depredations
describesAboriginalPeopleAsingest-verify/10690
ferocious
describesAboriginalPeopleAsingest-verify/10690
aborigines
describesAboriginalPeopleAsingest-verify/10690
the blacks
describesAboriginalPeopleAsagnostic/10690
ferocious
describesAboriginalPeopleAsingest-verify/10690
savages
describesAboriginalPeopleAsagnostic/10690
savage
describesAboriginalPopulationingest-verify/10690
extremely numerous
describesAboriginesBelongingToingest-verify/10690
Rannes neighbourhood
describesAboriginesCommittingDepredationsingest-verify/10690
true
describesAboriginesPossessingKnowledgeOfPoliceReductioningest-verify/10690
true
describesAftermathingest-verify/10690
shearers fled messenger sent
describesAttackAsagnostic/10690
brutal barbarity
describesAttackAsingest-verify/10690
brutal barbarity
describesAttackAsagnostic/10690
murderous attack
describesAttackAsingest-verify/10690
simultaneous blows
describesAttackAsagnostic/10690
outrage
describesAttackAsingest-verify/10690
savage violence
describesAttackAsCoordinatedingest-verify/10690
true
describesAttackMethodagnostic/10690
simultaneous blows
describesAttackOutcomeingest-verify/10690
three killed two wounded
describesBlacksAsMostFerociousagnostic/10690
true
describesEventingest-verify/10690
ex:attack-rannes-1855
describesInformationChainingest-verify/10690
letter from Mr. Leith Hay from party informed by witness
describesIntelligenceMethodAsUnknowningest-verify/10690
true
describesIntermediaryagnostic/10690
a party who had been informed by a witness
describesOwnSourceAsingest-verify/10690
substance of a letter
describesSourceagnostic/10690
letter received by Mr. Leith Hay
describesSourceAsagnostic/10690
letter received by Mr. Leith Hay from a party who had been informed by a witness
describesStationSituationingest-verify/10690
situated about ninety miles to the west of Port Curtis
describesSurvivorCrawledToagnostic/10690
nearest station
describesSurvivorCrawlingingest-verify/10690
true
describesWitnessStatusagnostic/10690
witness of the affray
documentGenreingest-verify/10690
newspaper correspondence
expressesFearForColonialSettlersingest-verify/10690
true
expressesFearOfFurtherOutrageingest-verify/10690
true
framedAboriginalPeopleAsingest-verify/10690
ferocious tribe
framedAboriginalPeopleAsingest-verify/10690
blacks
framedAboriginalPeopleAsingest-verify/10690
savages
framedAsingest-verify/10690
affray
framedAsingest-verify/10690
brutal barbarity
framedAsingest-verify/10690
outrage
framedAsingest-verify/10690
murderous attack
framedAttackAsingest-verify/10690
savage violence
framedAttackAsingest-verify/10690
brutal barbarity
framedAttackAsUnprovokedagnostic/10690
true
framingOfPerpetratorsfrontier-massacres/10690
one of the most ferocious tribes, act of brutal barbarity, savages
geographicDistanceFromEventingest-verify/10690
approximately 600-700 miles (Moreton Bay to Rannes)
hasCorrespondentagnostic/10690
ex:own-correspondent-moreton-bay
hasDatelineingest-verify/10690
Gayndah
hasPageingest-verify/10690
5
hasPageNumberagnostic/10690
5
hearsayDepthingest-verify/10690
3 (witness -> informed party -> letter to Leith Hay -> newspaper)
hearsayLevelfrontier-massacres/10690
third-hand: correspondent reports from letter received by Leith Hay from a party informed by a witness
informationCurrencyLimitedingest-verify/10690
true
informationRelayedViaingest-verify/10690
ex:overland-mail
informationReliabilityLimitedByDistanceingest-verify/10690
true
intelligenceSourceingest-verify/10690
overland mail from Gayndah
mentionsShearersagnostic/10690
ex:shearers-rannes
pagefrontier-massacres/10690
5
potentialBiasfrontier-massacres/10690
colonial newspaper perspective, uses language like ferocious tribes, brutal barbarity, savages
predictionAboutFutureEventsingest-verify/10690
true
predictionCertaintyingest-verify/10690
no doubt
predictsFurtherViolenceingest-verify/10690
true
providesMostDetailedContemporaryAccountingest-verify/10690
true
publicationDatefrontier-massacres/10690
1855-10-15
publicationNamefrontier-massacres/10690
Empire
publishedAboutThreeWeeksAfterAttackingest-verify/10690
true
publishedAsingest-verify/10690
MORTON [sic] BAY [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]
publishedAtfrontier-massacres/10690
ex:moreton-bay
publishedByagnostic/10690
ex:empire-newspaper

References (3)

3 references
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      # Frontier conflict event: Attack on NMP detachment - Combo James, Colin and Hamlet at Rannes station, opposite side of the creek to the headstation (23 September 1855) Source dataset: University of Newcastle, "Colonial Frontier Massacres
  2. customctx:genealogy/frontier-massacres/10690
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      # Frontier conflict event: Attack on NMP detachment - Combo James, Colin and Hamlet at Rannes station, opposite side of the creek to the headstation (23 September 1855) Source dataset: University of Newcastle, "Colonial Frontier Massacres
  3. customctx:test/agnostic/10690
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      # Frontier conflict event: Attack on NMP detachment - Combo James, Colin and Hamlet at Rannes station, opposite side of the creek to the headstation (23 September 1855) Source dataset: University of Newcastle, "Colonial Frontier Massacres

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