Armidale Chronicle Opinion on Government and Opposition
An analysis of political power and policy in the era, critiquing the government’s control of parliament, the opposition’s potential recovery, and the likely passage of sweeping tariff legislation. It discusses expected party disintegration, the impact of taxation, and the state's path to legislative achievement through majority power.
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Ucabate
Cleour
Rein
Ae Americann E Apoe of Siithe Ie Parianes
Labowe
Pastitiren
Ini Uvnon Pataida
Harry Ole Her
Assembly
Mery
Free Trade Party
Hundrada
Duthee
Eld
Parliament Debates Tax Plan Amid Political Strife
The Assembly shows concern over national defense and fiscal reform as proposals for a land and income tax surface. Most representatives pledge loyalty to the country while urging legal protections, though predict tensions as opposition voices warn against rapid changes.
Local News Briefs From Armidale and District
Variety of events planned under the NAP for Friday now discussed after postponement due to weather. A Cup match between Armidale Junior bowl and NEF Proprietary School anticipated amid other athletic entries. Public Works updates note drainage funding of £40 for road improvements near Armidale and Solomon crossings. Catholic community extends thanks to Bishop Morris for Armidale visit and solidarity, with a presentation of flowers to the Anocupeacow Fiowins group amid parish events at Grafton.
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Sup Clib Mathers
Certeian Comimnoneon
Public Works Department
Sydney
Sire
Dumanony
Solomon
Armidale
Eastern Plains
Bayley
Smith
Smumern Creek
Sam
Public Works
Downing
Warnant
J. Marling
HM. Copeland
Min, Laks
Af Oye Ellie Fem Ool Muara
Lankor He
Merchant Tallis
Hotal
Marriax
Menare
Keeroey
J.P Kirkwood
Catholic Congregation of
Artifedale
Morray
Marland
Woowrege
Snc Seterffer
A. LM Dougall
How
TH Simich
Gordon Brook
Armidale Wedding and Local Notices Snapshot
A fragmented Armidale page reports the wedding of De Sauuriley to Mise Alion Dares at Kempury with Bishop Green officiating and a reception at the Imperia Hotel. It notes Dr Stephane’s future base in Waleba, a dental university visit, local society events, and a shift in spelling from well to jail in town, plus society updates on the Armidale Not Starr Bowkett Building Society and a lecture by Caroline Moran Key.
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Peter's
Armidal
Bemuel Siaphene
Waleba
Alion Dares
Thevia
Kempury
Archdlescon Rowe
Davie
Miss Viorrie
Binoche
EM. Coomber
Imperia
Kickburn
Bishop Green
Waleha
Stephane
Armdale
Winnerele
Stephens
Terryerey
A. EB
Brows
SDA
J. Peach
Inawageny
Dental University of Ohtewye
Imiprnie Metvin
Tombs
Pariente
Anwr
Armidale
Starr-Bowkett Building Society
Caroline Moran Key
Lvetare
Christendom
Keri
Owthnlit Toplee
Betty Sentoner
Taylor
Deel
Oscar Wilde
Joane Wills
Pension Granted To Mrs Pearson Widow Of Charles Pearson
Reports indicate a pension was granted to Mrs Pearson widow of the late Sir Charles Pearson, former secretary to the Victorian Attorney General. Across the globe, political turmoil continues with revolts in Poromona, leadership shifts in Tang-Ching’s era, and tensions between Japan and Russia affecting regional stability. On the Brasilien border, French forces clashed with bandits near French Guiana, a gun battle lasting hours ending with casualties on both sides and the bandit village burned.
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Mra. Pearson
Charles Pearson
Lando
Roneere
Mra
Pomrmen
Trowung
Pormona
Forrosa G
Tang-Ching
Pekin
Hetlic
Voronin
Brasilien
Mining Notes From New England Gold Fields
The Baker's Crank North battery runs steadily on Consolidator ground with promising yields. Prospec tors M Namara and J Sullings of Hillgrove examine nearby ground near Tralla and plan immediate working. Widespread activity includes crushing at No 4 and No 5 levels, reports of gold in ore, and a Hillgrove syndicate backing operations. Water supply remains tight as Sunlight battery faces pumping limits while new wells augment flow. Baker's Creek Propriety explores Nos 1 4 and 7 levels with reef extensions and frequently mentions rich streaks, antimony, and fair gold across multiple levels.
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Baker's Creek
Baker'a
Baker
Stodin
Smith
New Craabing Figures From Merrick and Gormay
The Mwantaim Muld Company reports new crabbing of surface material at 18 twine with average grain. Merrick and Gormay are introduced as new crabbing partners. The claim originates from the wider region and traces back to the former owners who secured gold valued at S7,000.
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Mwantaim Muld Company
Merrick
Gormay
Toef Jm
Prices from the Farmers Market Report at Sydney
Sydney Tuesday Market notes list varied farm goods with prices for butter cheese eggs and meat. It records quantities and rates like milk, pork, mutton, fowls, turkeys, flour and corn with values in pounds shillings and pence and mentions Homebush stock yard activity and a 25,000 ward shipment.
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Serckoay
H. C. Headley
Taton
Deiry
Maine
Tunwomavn
Sydney
Homebush
Prine
Shipp
Ward
Lambe
Svaroe
London Wool Sales Report From May 26
London reports a brisk day with strong demand and firm prices across grades. Of about 350 000 bales catalogued for the series, 122 000 used by home trade, 10 000 for the Continent, 64 000 withdrawn, and 20 000 for America. 40 000 bales remain available as the market shows brink competition and a general price firming trend.
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London
Aneriga
Momba Brought Ltd
Herida Gd
Burrabogie Jd
Tobin Lad
Goldabrough, Mort, and Co
Cable
Caloe
District News Reports Governing Body Meeting and Weather Impact
A government victory is treated as foregone, stock policy debate remains unsettled, and a censure motion passes with little shock. Steady rain boosts prospects for drought relief, wheat sowing, and farm work, while some farmers fall behind on plowing due to late-season conditions. Gold find reports from Coolgardie highlight a promising specimen, and local misfortune is noted with St Vitus dance affecting Mee. Bielby faces a medical operation after a bout with illness, and sympathy is extended for the affected family.
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E. Spicer
Coolgardie
Nicord
Mee
Bielby
St. Vitus
Hoya
Mr. Bielby
Sydney as permanent institution affirmed by court
Court held that the Act applied to every member of the Legislative Assembly while the institution remained part of the colony's constitution, not limited to no Parliament, and payment of members was clearly invalidated or unsettled under this interpretation.
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Atte Court
Legislative Assembly
Armenians urge European powers for High Commissioner role
The Armenians press European Powers to appoint a High Commissioner rather than delegating to the Sultan of Turkey. Dr. Macher preached at City Temple London that the world’s holiest war would be just in response to Turkish tyranny in Armenia.
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Turkey
Macher
City Temple
London
Colonial Trade and Lynching Rumors in Australia Scene
At a London Bank of Australia meeting the chair noted reasonable hope for next year’s improvement in Australia’s economic outlook. In Danville Acorica a jail was stormed by an angry crowd two men accused of assaulting a woman were dragged out and killed.
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London Bank of Australia
Australia
Danville
Acorica
Privy Council Introduces Colonial Judges for Costa Rica Case
The Privy Council introduces colonial judges to sit on the Judicial Committee for the Costa Rica Packet Case. Britain and Holland will invite a third power and appoint a commission to arbitrate. Italian elections conclude with Sigmore Crispi's government.
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House of Lola
Judicial Committee For the
Privy Council
Costa Rica
Great Britain and Holland
London Scandal Ends Wilde Trial with Guilty Verdict
The trial of Oscar Wilde concluded with a guilty verdict after Justice Wille’s three hour summing up. Wilde and Alfred Taylor were sentenced to two years with hard labor. The jury debated whether to arrest Lord Alfred Douglas. Queensberry and his son witnessed the proceeding as land leases and revenue details from Deniliquin were noted.
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Justice Willa
Wilde
Taylor
Lord Alfred Douglas
Tuatico Wills
Lord Alfred
Wille
Alfred Douglas
Justice Wills
Alfred Les
Marquis of Queensberry
Lord Dagens
Hawick
Division results on censure motion show 7 to a vote
The record lists members present for the division on the censure motion with Parkes's resolution described as logical and the division tallied at seven to one. Included are numerous names such as Copeland Rawliowen Chapman J Wright Morgen Dibbs Sir Gi Crtok Lew M'Parlany Carroll Rowe O'Sullivan Sir H Corey Pitepatrick Clarke Starenenn Pyers Travers Jones Korin Gormly M'Kay Kelly Brown Wall Prejen Kidd Miller Tolle Nova Farnell Young Hod Garrard Anderson Sleath Smiles Ferguson Hogue Knox M'Court Newry Law Wilke Robt Onion Graham Mahoney Andton Whidders Fowler Cannon Vlawthorne Watkin Macdonald Gardiner Baviator Dolling Capone Hughea Wateon Brunker Carruthers Gould Smith Gowen T homme Storey Exar Moreton Moore Ooilly M'Leao Campbell Arch Tones Rinne Shipw Looe Millard Bleek Hollis Abiowt J H
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Copeland Rawliowen
Are Chapman
A Wright
Ay Morgen
J. Dibbs
Sir Gi
Crtok Lew M'Parlany
Carroll
Rowe O'Sullivan
H. Corey Pitepatrick Clarke
F. Starenenn
Pyerson
Travers Jones
Korin ‘and
Gormly
M'Kay
Kelly Brown
J. Wall
Prejen Kidd Miller Tolle
Arch Tones
Millard de Ayniee Bleek Hollis
Dr. Abiowt
J, H
Thwarted Thespian Letters From Australia Arouse Mystery
A Melbourne postmarked letter to Miss Fancy Brough ends up in Mira Brough’s hands. The letter from an Australian youth aged nineteen claims grand stage ambitions, seeks help to travel to England, and asks the recipient to send tickets and support for a prize or patronage.
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MVS Pawny Weoran
Melbourne
Fancy Brough
Mira Brough
Min Brough
Auntralia
Lealie
Lannea
Terry
Myvolf
England
Nightly theft case tests court on linen pawned shirt tally
In Vienna a young worker Paolo Christi faced a judge for pawning linen shirts worth 150 fore to cover rent and fuel needs during a harsh winter. She claimed two hours of work per shirt to repay the debt, three workers helping, and the court sentenced her to detention.
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Vienna
Cat Streas
Paolo Christi
Mal
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