Fleming WV School Committee Election Results
The School Committee election in Fleming WV was held Monday night. JL Morgan was voted chair and conducted the election with Mesare Stewart and Tronaide as scrutineers. The committee elected includes Mesare J 2 Morgan chair, W Wilkinson, J Downie, G Campbell, I Ward, W String fellow, J McKee. A vote of thanks was given to H Robson for his work. Four dead heats required four ballots to decide.
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JL Morgan
Mesare Stewart
Tronaide
Annual Meeting of Householders Elects Committee
Only five householders attended the annual meeting and no allegation occurred. At the initial meeting, Messrs Johns Stone chairing, Murdoch, Goodwin, Cnaaney, Buchan, Church, and A Dlaremond were elected committee for the evening year. Muréech praised the sewing mistress appointment, funds were to be raised by contribution, and Miey Mennesy would serve as vow mistress.
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Johns Stone
Murdoch
Goodwin
Cnaaney
Buchan
Church
Dlaremond
Muréech
Miey
School Committee Elected For Ensuing Year
Menard McFarlane Ohsitmon Burgess Young Morricon Fergus dehnaten and Rev BT Weshbrook were elected to the school committee for the ensuing year. The meeting also discussed water supply for drinking and enforcement of the Compulsory Attendance Act, though details were not clear.
Annual meeting of householders held in chapel
The meeting on Monday April 28 heard a report from Demimibtes and paused a protest resolution about losing the sewing mistress. A committee election followed with Mena Addis Andeston McCoy W Preboio and T Taylor elected. Mr T Taylor later became Chairman for the coming year.
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Chhapel
Taylor
Addla
Menera T Addis
Andeston
J McCoy
W Preboio
T Taylor
Cormittes
Election at Ruspira chooses new school committee
Large attendance of houser holders at the Ruspira school committee election on Monday results in Metsrs Jaina as Chairman joined by Bennett Porter Osseey and Howder. The presiding Mr Edward Paytor was thanked for his services and wished a safe return home.
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Ruspira
Metsrs Jaina
Bennett, Porter, Osseey
Howder
Edward Paytor
Mayor Election Sparks Voter Activity in Haveral
Considerable interest marked the Haveral mayoral race as polling began with both candidates active. By press time 345 votes had been cast and the result was expected to be announced by returning officer Mr HO Fooks around 7:30 pm.
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Clestora
Beoch
HO Fooks
Dangerous Shunting At Ashburton Station Sparks Safety Calls
At Ashburton railway station two arriving trains are shunted to allow the other to platform causing passengers to rush and risk injury. Councillor Thomas cited a near drag and urged Railway Department action to improve public protection after the council criticised station efficiency and approved a safety motion.
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Sitca Ashburton
Tom Siding
Timara
Qhiietchurch
Borough Council
Thomas
Railway Department
Ashburton
Geveral
Boer delegates meet and march for Middleburg and Belfast
London reports Boer delegates Lucas Meyer Krogh and Vanderwalt visiting Balmoral then entraining for Middleburg and Belfast for a burgher meeting. Utrecht and Vryhsid commandos back General Botha, majority favor peace. Kitchener notes 25 Boers surrendered, 78 captured, 25 surrendered. Norfolk steamer Gabo noted heavy seas slowing progress. morale said to be poor.
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London
Lucas Meyer
Krogh
Vanderwalt
Balmoral
Middleburg
Belfast
Boths
Parce
Lord Kitchener
Rushfort
Casualties Report From Alalanders Venuineros April 16 and 29
A dispatch notes the governor was informed of a killed horse named Hasnertsbacg tied to Port Chalmers and reports troopers Raynor and Conlon seriously ill from мерs conditions with rheumatic fever in Newcastle. An advertisement promotes Tussicura for lung and throat complaints and praises Ideal Tyres for a New Zealand record.
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Searsgeant Cashman
Steinacke
Port Chalmers
Hasnertsbacg
Raynor
Conlon
Coteria
Ideal Tyre Company
Obrietohureh
New Zealand
William Martin
Coughnof
Price
Wapba
Laas
Atea Sale
Naval Committee Pushes Large US Battleship Program
The Naval Committee of the House recommended building two battleships of 16 000 tons and two armored cruisers of 14 000 tons. A contract is drawn between America's programme and Germany s vast naval scheme.
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Walted Prows Association
Elsotric Telegraph—Conyright
Washington
Naval Committee of the Home of Representatives
America
Germany
Otago and New Zealand Trades Council Protest Abolition of Milling Trade
A broad protest plan spreads through New Zealand unions to Parliament advocating ending the milling trade. In Edmond McComack 65, Port Chalmers, found dead. Nelison 28 dies at Taranaki Hotel by explosion. inquests planned. Borough Council in Trimary considers a £10,000 drainage loan. Cabinet authorizes education grants for manual and technical work. A boy, 12, Howard Jones, injured by blank cartridge explosion at Britannics Heights. Public indignation meeting likely over police and constable transfers. Supreme Court sentences Archibald Douglas for burglary. other youths receive probation.
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Lawmrin
Otago Trades and Labour Council
New Zealand
United
Edmond McComack
George Hotel
Port Chalmers
New Plymouth
Nelison
Taranaki
Nielsen
Tongaporatn
Warmtaren
Australia
Commonwealth
Norfolk Island
Fiji
Nelson
Britannics Heights
Howard Jones
McKay
Burrell
Dundridge
Kokahu
Francis Johnston
Burnham
Andrew Boerman
Robertson
Mtesing
Patternon
Illness of the Canadian Premier and Far East News
The Daily Chronicle reports Sir W. Leaker in ill health and planning retirement after the Coronation and Intercolonial Conference. Also noted are Britain’s penny postal duties impact on Australia, a bank cheque rebate proposal, Jesuit and Catholic Emancipation issues, and the Brindisi expedition capturing a local king with followers. Disturbances in Finland over conscription and Russian threats in the region.
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Australia
Great Britain
M Hicks Beach
Gonard
King’s Bench
Kennedy
Marlborousk Street
Brindisi
Zariya
Soudan
Koutagora
Lokoja
Garrison Holds Off Boers in Western Cape Action
In South Africa the Ooktep garrison in the Western Cape repulsed Boer attacks with heavy losses. Colonel Elliott's division moved against the persistent foe, as the siege of the area continued.
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Ooktep
Western Cape Colony
Elliott
Plague reports and reforms in colonial notices
Multiple brief items report new plague cases in Baisnawe and Syonx, a strike ending with workers agreeing to concede demands, and work resuming. The Norfolk passes Wilsons promontory at seven. Calls for parliamentary reform press for reduced Parliament membership. Official appointments include Port Darwin administrator and a resident magistrate. A pearl shelling industry inquiry is announced. The Herald discusses U S Pacific influence and a shift to commercial military power.
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Presa
Port Darwin
Pharl Industry, A
South Africa
Manawatu Racing Club Autumn Meeting Results
Fine weather and a large crowd watched racing at Feilding as the Manawatu Racing Club held its autumn meeting. Results include Paturretor Noxtu winning by a length in the feature, with Dive and First Hack Horptrs also securing half length victories in close finishes. Scratches listed and dividends shown for each race.
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Paturretor Noxtu
Manawatu Racing Club
Reaulta
Bigirg Hanprear
Vorowai
Chasseur
Ball
Dive
Hack Horptrs
Katoa i
Great Scott
Loohads
Roming
Idealt
Matar
Kotiuwsi
Ha'fo
Ebs
Plague Hits Zoo With Deaths and Citywide Cases
Three cages of plague reported today at the zoo. Six more animals including the polar bear have died from plague. Infected rats continue to be found through the city and suburbs. One new plague case is reported today.
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Srpxay
Plague in Auckland: Contacts Cleared After Death
Acting Premier reports Dr Manon confirms all contacts of the deceased Virtue in Auckland have been released with no sign of further outbreak.
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Wenterseton
Manon
Colony
Man Virtue
Auckland
Photographers Under Royal Patronage Listed
Photographers under the Royal patronage of the Prings and Princess of Wales Rhadio High Street Christoharchs 419 are noted in an archival shorthand entry. The fragment outlines a street address and title affiliations without detailed dates or events.
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the Prings and Princess of Wales
Rhadio
High Street
Christoharchs
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Ohmertley
Mount Somers
Springburn
Flemington
Ruapuna
Por Press Association
Cleatrie Telegraph
Sypney
Norfolk
Gabo
Bill Martin
United Prege Association
Electric Telegraph
Rome and Foreign
United Presa Association
Thotric Telegraph
England
Finland
Glenlone
Texas
South Afshica
United Preas Association
Kleptep Telegraph
Australan
Upitel Prees Association
Eletric Telegraph—Copyright
Syonx
Baisnawe
Atevedores
Parliamentary Reform
The
War Office
Downes Carter
Patterson
Erpvey
Herald
Epsech
Pacific
United States
Morgsan
Sporting
Auckland Qase
Henry Stephenson
Alan
Rundman, &c
Hinry &Tepsenson
Austioneer
Davis Thomas
Friedlander Bros, Ltd
Barney
Andi
Tinwald,land
Lyndhurst
Friedlander Bros. Ltd
Toublio
Sal
Allenton
T Bullock
Upper Ashburton Broad District
PRI
West Street
Fanan
Gor Bal
Salisbury
Levela Downs
Perpatatby
Albury
Mahoney
Timaru
M A Smith
Alec
Shburton Musical Union
Canvet
Oddfellows’ Hat
Admissior
EH Mavcheater
Hoa
H K Peanca
Ach Draper
H Peakou
Cash Draper
Lee Bere
Puanda
J Lantern
My ‘Bender
W H Prance
H M Jones
Moore Street
Boat Street
Ali
Surrey Villa
East Street
J H
B.L. Gana
S.B
Sheoy
Martin
Mappins
People's Ironmonger
Kern Bros
Burnett Street
Fuareuxr Bros
Purchaes
Carnox & Co
T' Anson & Co
Yerang
Kokoff
Symington
Ab Joun Ope & Co
You. Ver & Co
Bie &Ds Kozie
Nélson & Monte
Bell Lea
Coil Furronns Bros
Aervante
Moresb Tyre
AW H Williams
Eaab Street
Fletcher Bros
Duchess
Ampreas
Princess
Loove
Music Seller, &Co
Tracher
Wheeler and Wilton
Silent Sewer
Tleasana
H. P, Madden
BAKER
Haat Stren
Madden
Pattona
Uadal
Tinwald
Aving
Busi
Ness
Mx Dvemena
G. Morrison
Lave of
Llewellyn
Owen, Mosm
Thacher
Grooma
Shepherds
Aly
Fonds
Jy McDowato
Manchester Street
Christesharch
Misa Conway
ATE
Ex Sa
Vienna
Christchurch
Craighead & Berryman
Tate
Tim Avorgan
Toup
Farmers’ Implement Depot
Tancrep StRext
Wrahali
Abso
Aotusl
Artal
W. Stonyer
D. Stock
the Shoeman
Winer Boote
Burnett Sturcet
W. Donges
Eward
Tancred Street
Mellor
Zeslandia
Rochester
H Davis
Osborne Spring
Mt A Keanr
Newtown
Akaia
Joen Orr
Dalgety & OD
Lin
Agrats
Canterbury
Canterbury Frozen Meat and Dairy Produce Export Company
Lev
Fairfield
H. G. Berryman
Benjamin Gum
Tinwald Domain Board
Ohaas
School OF Military Instruction
Militia and Volunteer Office
Jone
Yficera
Pimarn
Bailey
Claridge
Gultebe
Pionia
Northcote & Hefford
Hast & Tancred Streets
Standish and Preece
Arson
Sheffield
Fremington Factory
Perth
Akaroa Beory
Valencia
Sultanas
Silketone Sayedrina
Almend & Xcelsior
Ke ‘Iee
Christchuroa
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