Deaths and accidents reported across several towns
George William Williams a photographer aged about sixty was found dead in bed in Auckland. Arthur Lewis a former pneumatic engineer of the Pioneer was recovered after being missed near Bradleys landing Mititai. George Harkey faces inquiry for manslaughter in the Parker case after a horse incident at Bahn. The Ware boy found dead under timber near Pathapia. Gilbert Rutledge a teacher killed at Westport Ironbridge mine by a brake handle.
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Pet. Press Association
Auckland
George William Williams
Dargavelle
Arthur Lewis
Pioneer
Bradley
Mititai
Aratapu
Palite
George Harkey
Frederick Stephen Parker
Hicckey
Bahn
Pathapia
George Ware
Westport
Gilbert Rutledge
Westport Coil Company
Ironbridges
General Gable News and High English Politics Collide
Sir Edward Carson says divorce facilities should not be expanded and damages remain inadequate while Winston Churchill mocks a referendum claim and Tory policy depth. Election riots in Wexford injure a tramber. Taft plans and Cannon clash over a negro lawyer appointment. Cummins and Aldrich spar over tariff rules amid a Senate debate.
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Edward Carson
Winston Churchill
Isle of Wight
Canaries
Lord Lanslowne
Plymouth
The
Times
Lord Aberdeen
Wister
Durham
Britain
Wexford
Tan Malcohn
Ireland
Wilred Latthen
Bln
Wilfred
Dundrum
Professor Kettle
W. Field
Verson
Taft
William Lewis
House
Aldrich
Californian thistle control report notes successful eradication efforts
The Government Fields Supervisor reports on eradication measures in Canterbury District for the Californian thistle. While careless mowing failed to stop spread, diligent cultivation and weekly grubber work on Mrs Wilson’s Dromore farm proved highly effective, with many patches showing no thistles after three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Wilson
Dromore
Still Well Today Still Well To-day Eight Years Later
An advertisement touts Doan s Backache Kidney Pills claiming lasting cures for kidney and urinary troubles. It recounts T Alexander of Ashburton reporting seven years of kidney pain relief, and wife Mrs Alexander confirming eight years of remission, urging readers to purchase from Foster McClellan Co. Sydney.
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Dean
T. Alexander
Ashburton
Alexander
Doan
Foster McClellan Co
Pitt Street
Sydney
Doan's
NSW resident reports American motor car boom on roads
Mr RK. W. Sandford describes a rapid rise in motor vehicle use across the United States. He notes cars replace wheel barrows for vendors and even funeral processions employ motorized vehicles. Police patrol wagons and farm transport are increasingly motor driven, illustrating a nationwide automotive expansion.
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RK. W. Sandford
New South Wales
United States of America
America
Daily Telegraph
American
Sydney
Canadian Delegate Seeks Trade Pact at Imperial Congress
Mr Ames of Montreal, a Canadian delegate to the Imperial Chambers of Commerce Congress in Sydney, will move in Parliament for consent to consummate preferential treatment between each other's markets. He urges Canadian officials at the Imperial Conference to seek talks with Australian delegates to establish such arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Montreal
Sydney
Merchants Refuse to Open Shops as Bahrid Feasts Pass
The Marivari Hindoos refuse to open their shops causing large losses from halted trade. The Bahrid feast passes quietly with only minor riots reported in the suburbs.
Reichstag Debates on Samoa Policy and Riots
In the Reichstag, Lindequist defends a decade of duty in Samoa, claiming English is banned and Germans are preferred. Bethmann Hollweg blames Socialists for Moabit riots, provoking a shouting match. The Navy League calls for three new ships annually, as Koester insists on large cruisers. World affairs rise with talks of stronger cruiser detachments.
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Reichstag
Herr Lindequist
Samoa
Germany
von Bethman Hollweg
Navy League
von Koester
Insurgent Defeat at Chihuahua Reported by Mexican Ambassador
The Mexican Ambassador in Washington reports insurgents were completely defeated at Chihuahua with sixty killed. The insurgents fled as Federal forces pursue. General Pietro, leader of the insurgents, captured. Cholera spreads in Madeira, with riots in Machico over municipal sanitary measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chihuahua
Pietro
Madeira
Machico
Māori Revival Reports Curiosity in Kawhia District
The Kawhia Settler notes ongoing religious revival among the Maoris of Taharoa in Kawhia district with claims of providential food supply and mixed ancient and modern rites. A nearby column offers health advice praising Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick remedy for minor ailments.
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Taharoa
Kawhia
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Monte Video
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Clayton
Papetoa
Rotorua
Tuakina
Atiro
Fons
Gwan Esug Telag
Wallington Lyttelton
Rio
Friedlander Bros., Ltd
Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., Limited
Iffe
Tate
Wellington
Nicoll Bros
NEW Zealand Insurance Company, Ltd
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LID
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N.Z
Cnce
General Gable News
Press Association
J. Balantyne & CO
the Drapers
Colman's
Wei
Jones and Sons
High Street
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Colombe Street
Sydenham
Rey
Government Insurance Department
J. H. Richardson
Keen
Oxford
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Pamphist
Gyriedlander Bros
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Timaru
Brown and Son’s
Addington
Timaru— Mill and CO
Friedlander Broqs.’, Ltd
Invercargill Ward and CO
Invercargill
Ashburton Gas, Coal & Coke Co
Californian Thistle Control
Robinson
S. Barningham and CO
George Street
Dunedin
Knox Church
Baker Bros
Cass Street
Wakanui Road
Cass and
Cameron Streets
Dominion
COAL
Ava
Mount Somers
Canada
India
Mexico
Australia
Adelaide
Napier
Our Lady
H. C. Barrett
Raven
Garpets
T. H. Andrill & Co
Tancred Street
Building Society
Whole Life Policy
Australian Mutual Provident Society
Aoey
Janes Pipe
H. A. Flower
Hawke’s Bay
Napier-Gisborne
Poukawa
Central River Board
Lake Waikare- Imoana
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Hawk 7
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