Nmp Event 18676

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Nmp Event 18676 has 38 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference, with 2 live disagreements.

38 facts·32 predicates·1 sources·2 in dispute

Mostly:involves person(5), involves weapon(3), cited in contemporary reference(1)

Inbound mentions (5)

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`claimsToKnowPeopleInvolved`Claims to Know People Involved(1)

Writer of Accountex:writer-of-account

`inChargeOfGroup`In Charge of Group(1)

Peter Armstrongex:peter-armstrong

`reportsEvent`Reports Event(1)

The Queenslander 1907 03 09 P8ex:the-queenslander-1907-03-09-p8

`sawEventAndDecamped`Saw Event and Decamped(1)

Unnamed Aboriginal Attacker 2ex:unnamed-aboriginal-attacker-2

`writtenLongAfterEvent`Written Long After Event(1)

The Queenslander 1907 03 09 P8ex:the-queenslander-1907-03-09-p8

Other facts (38)

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38 facts

Predicate	Value	Ref
Involves Person	D Driscoll	[1]
Involves Person	Donald Etheridge	[1]
Involves Person	John Harrix	[1]
Involves Person	Peter Armstrong	[1]
Involves Person	William Fairweather	[1]
Involves Weapon	boomerang	[1]
Involves Weapon	stirrup iron and leather	[1]
Involves Weapon	revolver	[1]
Cited in Contemporary Reference	The Queenslander 9 March 1907, p8	[1]
Classified As Violence Against Europeans	null	[1]
Described As Attack on Europeans	null	[1]
First Reported in Year	1907	[1]
Framed As Defensive Action by Armstrong	null	[1]
Has Coordinate X Max	140.280246	[1]
Has Coordinate X Min	140.280246	[1]
Has Coordinate Y Max	-18.668983	[1]
Has Coordinate Y Min	-18.668983	[1]
Has Csv Record Number	377	[1]
Has Description	In 1862 five men, whom the writer knew, left Carpentaria Downs station with a mob of cattle to form a station on the Leichhardt River. These were Peter Armstrong, John Harrix, D. Driscoll, William Fairweather, and Donald Etheridge, the first named being in charm. ... Later on they camped at a place called Jacky's Lagoon. One morning Armstrong went to round up the cattle preparatory to moving on, when suddenly a powerful blackfellow jumped up out of the long grass and threw a boomerang at him, but just as it was thrown, he leaned forward on his horse's neck, and the weapon passed harmlessly over his head. He then spurred his horse towards the aboriginal and quickly slipped his stirrup iron and leather, and with one blow on the head killed the black instantly. Another "nigger" who was coming up to attack him, seeing what happened, decamped. Armstrong after that experience, when going for the cattle never forgot to take his revolver with him.	[1]
Has Entry Id	18676	[1]
Has Label	Attack on Europeans/others - Peter Armstrong at Jacky's Lagoon, Gulf country (1862)	[1]
Has Location Type	Lagoon/waterhole	[1]
Has Nature of Event	Attack on Europeans/others	[1]
Has Number of People Killed	1	[1]
Has One Aboriginal Death	null	[1]
Has Perpetrators	Aboriginal people	[1]
Has Reliability of Sources	First hand account although written long after; claims to know the people involved	[1]
Killed Person	Unnamed Aboriginal Man	[1]
Located at	Jackys Lagoon	[1]
No Europeans Killed	null	[1]
Occurred at Lagoon Waterhole	null	[1]
Occurred in Year	1862	[1]
Occurred One Morning	null	[1]
Presupposes Existence of	Gulf Country	[1]
Related to Language Group	Mayi Yapi	[1]
Related to Native Title Boundary	Gkuthaarn and Kukatj People	[1]
Related to Pastoral District	Burke Pastoral District	[1]
Reported45 Years After Occurrence	null	[1]

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38 undated

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citedInContemporaryReferencerosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

The Queenslander 9 March 1907, p8

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classifiedAsViolenceAgainstEuropeansrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

null

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describedAsAttackOnEuropeansrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

null

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firstReportedInYearrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

1907

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framedAsDefensiveActionByArmstrongrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

null

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hasCoordinateXMaxrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

140.280246

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hasCoordinateXMinrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

140.280246

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hasCoordinateYMaxrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

-18.668983

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hasCoordinateYMinrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

-18.668983

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hasCsvRecordNumberrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

377

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hasDescriptionrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

In 1862 five men, whom the writer knew, left Carpentaria Downs station with a mob of cattle to form a station on the Leichhardt River. These were Peter Armstrong, John Harrix, D. Driscoll, William Fairweather, and Donald Etheridge, the first named being in charm. ... Later on they camped at a place called Jacky's Lagoon. One morning Armstrong went to round up the cattle preparatory to moving on, when suddenly a powerful blackfellow jumped up out of the long grass and threw a boomerang at him, but just as it was thrown, he leaned forward on his horse's neck, and the weapon passed harmlessly over his head. He then spurred his horse towards the aboriginal and quickly slipped his stirrup iron and leather, and with one blow on the head killed the black instantly. Another "nigger" who was coming up to attack him, seeing what happened, decamped. Armstrong after that experience, when going for the cattle never forgot to take his revolver with him.

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hasEntryIdrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

18676

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hasLabelrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

Attack on Europeans/others - Peter Armstrong at Jacky's Lagoon, Gulf country (1862)

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hasLocationTyperosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

Lagoon/waterhole

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hasNatureOfEventrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

Attack on Europeans/others

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hasNumberOfPeopleKilledrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

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hasOneAboriginalDeathrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

null

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hasPerpetratorsrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

Aboriginal people

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hasReliabilityOfSourcesrosie-reynolds-massacre-connection/nmp-events-export-20260508193632/row-0377-eid-18676

First hand account although written long after; claims to know the people involved

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