Japan's Military Preparations and Alliance Views
The New York Sun analyzes the Anglo-Japanese Alliance and British risks in a potential Japan United States clash. A Honolulu telegram notes the Japanese magnesium ship will skip San Francisco due to anti Japanese sentiment, influencing Pacific travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Berlin
Sun
Japan
United States
the Sun
Great Britain
Honolulu
Hawaii
San Francisco
Dead King's Speech At Lisbon Medal Ceremony
King Carlos delivers a moving address to officers and troops in Lisbon after presenting Queen Amelie's medal to those who served in the Camaras expedition in West Africa. He honors fallen heroes, appeals for national unity, and praises Portuguese achievements and future wealth in Africa. The crowd cheers loudly for ten minutes at the end.
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Amelie
Lisbon
Camaras
West Africa
Carlos
Itaag
Portugal
Africa
Senhor Franco vows no extra pay to king amid reform push
In an interview he defends his civil list increase and public handling of finances. He warns the government will strike if necessary to maintain order and rejects fear of assassination, stressing focus on opponents and national self-respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senhor Franco
Temns
Versatile Rev J C Teter Dreamed Castor To Pay Church Debt
A Quiver writer lauds the United States preacher J C Teter as a multi craftsman preacher who once built Cumberland’s church with his own hands. He allegedly dreamed a salt and pepper castor patent and planned to use patent proceeds to clear the church debt.
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J. C. Teter
United States
Cumberland
Jeter
Mellor’s Shoes Offers Light Durable Footwear For Holidays
Holiday season prompts sports like tennis bowls and cricket and Mellor’s Shoes advertises light durable footwear at economical prices. The copy promises high quality that cannot be duplicated in the district and urges readers to see the advertisement for purchase details.
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Mellor’s
Prip-W
Government Sees Steady Rotorua Bath Trade and Growth
Government plans for Rotorua baths aim at year round tourism with a 30 000 pound build and 5000 to 6000 pound annual revenue from direct services. Officials note post and telegraph staff grew from three to fifteen since 1901 and fish and trout fishing are under pressure as angling expands.
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Rotorua
T. Br, Donne
Department of Tourist and Health Resorts
T. M. Wilford
Donna
Donne
Continental ‘Bureaus
New Zealand
Post and Telegraph
Dotine
Gyroscope Trials Claim Seas Safer Aboard Ship
Sir William White discusses success of Dr Sedlick’s gyroscope on the See-bar, a former German torpedo boat, showing reduced rolling in heavy seas. He notes potential installability on steamers to curb sea sickness, but says large liners with slow rolling may not need it now. Representatives of cross-Channel lines attended trials.
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Tyneside
Sedlick
William H. White
London Daily Mail
Sir Witham
Leval
Germany
Sir William Sai
Cape Colony appoints new cabinet with Merriman as Premier
The Cape Colony names a new cabinet led by J. A. A. Merriman as Premier and Treasurer with May Sauer handling Public Works and D. Dewall as Colonial Secretary. Merriman, born in 1841 in Somerstshire England, has long served in government roles including Treasurer-General and Crown Lands Commissioner. Sauer, a lawyer by training, previously served as Secretary for Native Affairs and Colonial Secretary. described as a Philanthropical Radical.
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New Cape Colony
J. A. A. Merriman
May Sauer
Malano
D. Dewall
Burton
Somersteshire
England
N. J. Merriman
Grahamstown
South Africa
Molteno
Merriman
J. W. Sauer
New Minnister For Public Works
Missing man Collet in Auckland mystery
A young man named Collet, believed from Tattinga, vanished in Auckland after leaving the Shamrock Hotel for a short walk. His employer and police seek him as his belongings remain unclaimed at the hotel and inquiries continue into his disappearance.
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Auckland
Collet
Tattanga
Shamrock
Thaw Case Delivers Insanity Plea Amid Jury Ballots
In New York Judge Dowling outlines that only a defect of reason that makes one unaware of acts or wrongness can excuse Thaw from criminal liability. Six verdicts were possible. the jury favored insanity at the time of shooting. The trial spanned eleven hours with multiple ballots and a costs tally near 800000 dollars, of which about 235000 dollars were spent by the Thaw family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dowling
Fife Dsr
Thaw
Doctor's denunciation of modern women's maternity views at infant life meeting
Dr Marsack attacked what he called the frivolous attitude of modern women toward childbearing at a Government House gathering on Saturday. He linked rising infant mortality to neglect of natural motherhood and urged formation of an Infant Life Protection Society. The largely female audience applauded him.
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Dr Marsack
Government Huse
New Zealand
Dominion
Mark Hambourg Returns to America as Serious Artist
The New York Musical Courier notes Mark Hambourg has earned a reputation in America for a dignified, non sensational approach. He confines ads to programme details and performance information, presenting himself as a worldly, incognito musician. His early storm and stress phase has given way to marked artistic control while retaining youthful energy. He will visit New Zealand this year.
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Mark Hambourg
America
New York Musical Courier
London
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Monaco
New York
San Francisco
Earth
Hambourg
Taverrites
New Zealand
The Great Cough Cure Debut Promises World Cure
A bold claim introduces a new cough remedy hailed as the greatest cure the world has known. The advertisement touts sterekeapear as the key ingredient and urges readers to secure stock immediately for relief.
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NEW Zealand Shipping Company
Royal Mail
Monte Video
Teneriffe
Plymouth
Probabie Tons
Esses Port
Kaikoura
Paparul
Buspebu
Rimttake
Tongarira
Paparon
Wallington
Lyttelton
Friedlanper Bros LT
Weasel
Jjezal
Wellingto
Tan
Wellington
iFeb
Rio de Janioro
Sothie
Nicoll Bros
NEW Zealand Insurance Company
Colonial Company
Islington
Slington
European Agency
Prs
Vy A
Ilson Gions
Abchurch Lane
Wable
Kozie
Manchester Bros
Barnngham's
Zelandia
Zerangia
Robinson's Patent Groats
Eton
J. Ballantyne
the Drapers
Christchurch
John Moore
East Street
Ashburton
Ashburton, Waimate and
Oamaru
GoOesy
Henry Hughes
Hereford Street
Kaye & Carter
Grain and Seed Merchants
ARCAD
Ashpurton
Government
Isurange Department
Tesunara
Sterling
Jones’ Sons
the Manufacturing Jewellers
Bank of N.Z
High “‘Reet
W. H. Pearce
Burnett Street
de Beer
Jeweller
Barrett
Ashburton and District
the Hall
Miss Bonnington
Mrs Alcorn
Moodie
Patrobe
Messrs
Kerr Bros
Burnett Gireet
Buxton and Thomsa
Triangle
H. C. Barrett
Gash Draper
Westport Coal Coa., Ltd
Coalbrookdale
Gape Colony
Ayer
1.G. Ayer
R. Austin
O’carrole
Tancred Street
House Furnishers & Importers
Riedlander Bros. Ltd., Sre
Sants
Tinwald
Brown and Son's
Addington
Timeru-Mill and Co
Timaru
Friedlander Bros., Ltd
Sidinum
Invercargill—Ward and Co.’a
Invercargifl
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