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Nmp Event Entryid 10794 has 38 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference, with 1 live disagreement.
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Has Description of Event | 'Mr. Inspector Marlow lost no time in despatching Mr. Acting S-I Isley and six troopers to the scene of the depredations. From Strathdon, where they dispersed two mobs of blacks, Mr. Isley proceeded through Proserpine and Crystal Brook to Gooraganga, where the police dispersed two other mobs; again on to Bloomsbury and St. Helen's, where they dispersed several very large mobs of blacks'' (Northern Argus 27 June 1866, p3) | [1] |
| Has Entry Id | 10794 | [1] |
| Has Label | Attack on Aboriginal people - St Helen's station, Proserpine (May/June 1866) | [1] |
| Has Location Description | St Helen's station, Proserpine | [1] |
| Has Location Notes Issues | Location of St Helen's (regional area) - neither of the 19th C maps with the station marked are accurate enough to be located | [1] |
| Has Named Perpetrator1 | John Bacey Isely | [1] |
| Has Notes Comments | There are other allegations of reprisals against Aboriginal people, but they are neither dated, nor specific: 'Better relations [between J.A. McCartney and Aboriginal people on St Helen's] with the blacks soon followed and one day the chief came out to parley and patted Sir John on the back for his prowess in having punctured the previous chief's hide in two places at 300 yards.' (Daily Mercury 12 November 1925, p9) | [1] |
| Has Other Allegations of | Reprisals Against Aboriginal People | [1] |
| Has Other Sources for the Event | Brisbane Courier 19 July 1866 Page 6 | [1] |
| Has Pastoral Run Landowner or Lessee | John Arthur McCartney and Graham brothers | [1] |
| Has Pastoral Run Station or Run Name | St Helens Station | [1] |
| Has Perpetrators | Nmp | [1] |
| Has Related Language Group | Giya | [1] |
| Has Related Pastoral District | South Kennedy | [1] |
| Has Year of Event | 1866 | [1] |
| Is Location Type | Pastoral Run | [1] |
| Is Nature of Event | Attack on Aboriginal People | [1] |
| Known From Contemporary Source | Northern Argus 27 June 1866 P3 | [1] |
| Occurs in Pastoral District | South Kennedy | [1] |
| Part of Nmp Operations | Nmp | [1] |
| Quoted From | Daily Mercury 12 November 1925 P9 | [1] |
| Reported in | Northern Argus 27 June 1866 P3 | [1] |
| Targets | Aboriginal People | [1] |
| Presupposes Existence of | Depredations | [1] |
| Presupposes Existence of Aboriginal Groups at | St Helens Station | [1] |
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