Strikes and unrest roil Canadian coal region and UK hours act
Ottawa reports Glace Bay mayor opposing troop call but offering 400 striker constables. violence erupts with a dynamite incident before troops arrive. In Calcutta Chinagri’s brothers condemn conspirators, while British high hours protests grow in Staffordshire with 15,000 local strikers and police clashes. A suffragist in London is released after a ninety one hour hunger protest.
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Dominion Coal Company
Nova Scotia
United Arone Workers
Montreal Star
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United Mine Workers
William Wyllie
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North Staffordshire
Sheffield
Turkish Affairs Commission Exonerates Ismael Kemal Bey
A Parliamentary Commission in Constantinople exonerated Ismael Kemal Bey of all complicity in the April revolution and invited him to return to the capital. The notice is dated July 9 with reception recorded July 10.
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Constantinople
Ismael Kemal Bey
Armstrongs begins design of pin mountings for four dreadnoughts
The Telegraph reports that Armstrongs Company has started designing pin mountings and 13.5 inch guns for four additional Dreadnought battleships as part of British naval expansion.
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London
Eegraph
Armstrong
Mr Chamberlain Birthday Greetings Across Britain
The Indian government sent birthday greetings to Mr Chamberlain on his 73rd birthday. The Acting Premier J Carroll sent a cable to Mrs Chamberlain conveying hearty congratulations from himself and colleagues.
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London
Mr Chamberlain
Britain
Pretoria
South Africa
J. Carroll
Tragedy in Wickham as Healey Dies in House
Police found a dead man named Healey and a woman named Streit beside him in a Wickham house. Streit attempted suicide with a revolver but missed. she had taken chlorodyne in small quantity. A note said they planned to die together. Streit claimed Healey shot himself last night. Both were married. Streit lived apart from her husband believed in New Zealand.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Wickham
Healey
Streit
New Zealand
Celebes Island
Unemployed distress prompts calls for immediate work
Pur Press Association reports in Dunedin that the unemployed meeting shows widespread distress across worker classes and urges the Minister to begin additional work at once. In Napier five married labourers are sent to Gisborne railway works to relieve distress, with citizens’ food funds well supported. The Public Works Minister orders the lowest painting tender for the Courthouse accepted immediately to employ painters.
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Dunedin
J. T. Paul
Arnold
J. A Millar
Napier
Labour Department
Gisborne
Weather disrupts city with heavy rain and cold night
Weather notes report exceptionally heavy rain last night and today with brief breaks. Outdoor fixtures abandoned. Mr Bates predicts strengthening south easterly winds after 16 hours, possible gale and rain, glass to rise, very cold night. Ashburton Praughts Club to reopen rooms Monday. officers to be elected and tournaments fixed.
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Napior
Bates
Ashburton Praughts Club
Methodist Quarterly Meeting At Methven Circuit
The Methven Circuit of the Methodist Church held its quarterly gathering at Mr T H Butler’s house with Rev H Garland presiding. Members included H A Malley and others, attendance 410, four removals and five new members. Plans outlined: alter Chertsey service hour, monthly Alford Fo services, Dorie Sunday school, and social gatherings at Methven Rakale Dearie Chertsey. Alf Garland delivered a public school lecture to about forty as Misses Butler served tea.
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Methodist Church
T. H. Butler
Keer Jlave
Rial
William Inmstor
Society Steward of
Chertses
Chertsey
Alford Fo
Sick Bank
Dorie
Rakale
Dearie
New Zealand
Malley
Misses Butler
Alf Garland
Agricultural conditions and prospects
A authoritative speaker says stock look best in years and winter pasturage is not snow covered. Sheep and lamb markets show slight improvement with upward tendency as Home wael prices harden. Export prices for frozen meat likely won't match lamb prices of recent years, and many Canterbury farmers face losses shipping lambs themselves.
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Canterbury
Stephenson Sale At Havelock Street Mart Delights Attendees
The Havelock Street Market sale by Mr H Stephenson drew a large crowd with solid bids across Poultry Cattle Pigs Produce and Fruit. Furniture and fittings from Mrs Fowke’s shop were sold with T A C Pearce purchasing for 60 pounds.
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H. Stephenson
Fowke
T. A. C. Pearce
Prices at Farmers Co operative weekly sale records
A well attended sale by the Farmers' Co operative Association listed varied prices across poultry pigs and produce. Poultry included hens and pullets with roosters and purebred roosters selling at multiple shillings per pair or each. pigs showed many figures from 10s to 58s and sows. produce featured potatoes parsnips wheat barley marrows cabbages swedes carrots onions and fruit with per unit or per sack pricing.
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H. Stephenson
Farmers’ Co-operative Association
MR Wragg es Weather Forecast Foretells New Zealand Disturbances
Gore dated weather note quotes Ensign rep Mr Wrapge about the disturbance Lindsay moving south from Stewart Island and a forthcoming disturbance Gillan approaching New Zealand with expectations of unsettled seas and possible earthquakes or volcanic activity near the northern hemisphere as cables are watched between July 16 and 27.
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New Zealand
Supreme Court Sentences Reported at Wellington
In Wellington the Supreme Court sentenced several guilty prisoners. Stephen Kotze received four months for sor gery, Robert Arnott two years for indecency at Levin, William McKay four years on forgery and uttering with concurrent terms. Andrew Warren of Dannevirke nine months for breaking and entering and theft. John James O Connor sentence deferred for forgery and uttering, Michael Brennan eighteen months for robbing St Markes Vicarage and church.
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Wellington
Supreme Court
Stephen Kotze
Robert Arnott
Levin
Wmn. AfeKay
Robinson
McKay
A. Uarren
Dannevirke
John James O'Connor
Michael Brennan
St Alarkc
Farmers' Co op Sells Martin's Jube Core Golf Balls
Public notice states stock clearout of Martin's Jube-Core Golf Balls offered at 2s 8d each by Farmers' Co-op with heavy inventories on hand for quick sale.
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Martin
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