Unemployed in Australia and fires at Sidcup Home
Reports describe unemployed crowds marching in Perth West Australia and a fire at Sidcup Boys Home Kent where six hundred boys evacuated safely amid cheers. Also notes on bond extensions for Australian Mail Syndicate and a French cruiser incident near Shanghai and baptism of a Spanish heir.
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London
R. E. Tomlinson
Daily Mail
Perth
West Australia
Sidcup
Kent
Duma Hails Czar Escape as Plotsters Arrested
Socialist and Labour members were absent when M Stolypin answered an interpellation confirming the revolutionary plot and arrests. The Duma unanimously expressed joy at the Czar's escape and abhorrence of the regicidal plan.
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St Peterspvne
Labour
Duma
M. Stolypin
Nicholas
Outbreak in Odessa After Bomb Kills Police and Civilians
A bomb thrown in Odessa on May 21 killed two policemen and four pedestrians. Arrest made in connection with the blast. In retaliation, Black Hundred members went on a rampage in Obectkoff area, injuring about a hundred Jews.
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St Prrerspune
Odessa
Obectkoff
Black Hundred
Arrest of an Editor in Punjab Mutiny Charge
United Press Association reports editor and proprietor Pinchines of the native Punjab newspaper India has been arrested for allegedly inciting the sepoys to mutiny. Detention occurred May 21 with the report filed May 22 at 8:16 a.m. in Calcutta.
Great Effort Meeting Condemns Sedition in Patiala
May 21 Cancurta reports a meeting in Patiala condemning sedition and applauding Sir Danzil Ibboteen for vigorous action.
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Cancurta
Patiala
Danzil Ibboteen
Temple manifesto backs British rule in Amritsar
Priests of the Golden Temple at Amritsar issue a proclamation declaring Sikhs loyal to the British administration and denouncing political agitators while praising the stability and order under colonial rule.
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Golden Temple
Amritear
Sikbe
Melbourne to Singapore steam service subsidy agreed
The State Government arranged with Currie Company to run a five weekly steam service between Melbourne and Singapore with a subsidy of 2000 pounds annually. A fruit import prohibition proposal was discussed for a forthcoming Premier's Conference.
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United Press Association
Electric Telegraph
Melbourne
Singapore
Melbournr
Currie Company
Tan
Enbwit
Deakin
The Crick Case in May Assembly Battle
In May, the Speaker and Sergeant-at-Arms of the Assembly travel to the Privy Council to challenge the Court’s ruling in a case arising from Crick’s expulsion from the Assembly.
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Eyoner
Gean'alths
Degislalivs
Ate
Crick
Man found guilty of manslaughter with mercy recommendation
Mutzournse Grate was found guilty of manslaughter for fatally striking another man on May 5. The court gave a strong mercy recommendation and fined £6.
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Mutzournse
Grate
Rowdy Anti Home Rule Meeting Disrupts Irish Affairs Talk
In Wuthington on May 22 Rowdy scenes erupted at an Anti Home Rule meeting. Rev Charles Watt of Auckland spoke on What Home Rule would do for Ireland. Audience protests grew as Home Rule advocates shouted down the lecturer and caused widespread interruptions.
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Wuthington
Charles Watt
Auckland
Ireland
Ulster
Nationaliete
Watt
Sheriff Assault Trial Sparks Bail Refusal
Mayge May 22 Thomas Perry Puddle a sheep farmer is condemned on assaulting Mir C. Catten SML while in the line of duty as Sheriff. Bail was refused.
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Mayge
Thomas Perry Puddle
Mir. C. Catten
SML
Bia
Deakin bids farewell at Imperial Conference with thanks
Mr Deakin expresses gratitude to Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Lord Elgin and other ministers for hospitality at the Imperial Conference. He hopes for an independent Imperial secretariat and future cooperation between Motherland and self-governing dominions while Parliament is in recess. The departure triggers tributes across newspapers.
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Loxpon
Deakin
Henry Caumpbell
Baccnermin
Lord Elgin
St Brret
Dily Chronicle
Furcefn Presse Bx
Frank
Debating Conference Results Leave Dakin Unimpressed
Mr Dakin said the official resolutions passed at the conference were not enough to warrant congratulations. Delegates failed to gain acceptance or even a clear approach on key points, with only minimal progress by correspondence. He noted possible future effects on Australia but saw closer ties with Britain as inevitable despite any friction during the visit.
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Lonxpon
Dakin
Nazeptanca
Genere
Australia
Motherland
Colonia
The Wellington Murder Defense Evidence Heard
Evidence for Claude Paget's murder charge was presented as his brother described the prisoner as dazed and asking what he was doing there. Additional witnesses testified to the accused's peculiar conduct the night before the tragedy and other eccentric behavior observed at intervals.
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Per
Press Association
Wellington
Claude Paget
Claude
Steamer Ranadi Reaches Auckland After Gale
The Wsian Government steamer Ranadi arrived from Tiji late last night after a May 16 gale. Heavy seas broke on board smashing foredeck ladders and bridge deck windows, damaging deck fittings. Mails were moved aft due to flooding of the forward mail area.
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Auckland
Wsian
Ranadi
Tiji
Ashburton Burnham match and Brass Band meeting notes
Otago oats quoted at 2s Od and Melbourne oats at 2s 1ld including duty. Ashburton Association FC to play Burnham on Friday. Ashburton County Brass Band committee meeting discussed bazaar accounts. Pumpkin seed guessing total 38 entries. top guess 801 by W Anderson, second 330 by Elliot. Slaughtermen to host MPs Davey Witty in mediation tribute. County Council buys 864 rat tails for March start.
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Dunedin
Otago
Melbourne
Kaipara
Ashburton County Brass Band
Br, Clark
Mearest
W. Anderson
Elliot
Davey
Witty
M.H.R
Imperial Conference attendees seek complete liberty after deception
Members of the Imperial Conference consider it undesirable to attend as guests of the nation again, preferring complete liberty after being deceived on May 22 at 8:27 a.m. and May 24 by figures named Lownes and Severs.
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Lownes
Imperial Conference
Lord Plonket's Opinions Address Colonial Conference
Gieporne May 21 Excellency the Governor replies to the address noting many British subjects’ issues remain unsettled yet a gradual reorganisation to meet modern needs is necessary. He praises free discussion and the colonial delegates' reception for advancing understanding and unity.
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Gieporne
Ruinous Hurricane Destroys Futunga Island Churches
News from Auckland reports a severe hurricane on Futunga Island on April 17. A large stone church collapsed, a convent and school were destroyed, homes flattened, and coconut trees uprooted. Food shortages and famine threats loom for six months. natives’ shelters vanished and Catholic missionaries endured exposure. Wallis Island suffered only light damage.
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Auckland
Ronndi
Futungas
Fathers
Catholic Mission
Alofe
Fulugga
Wallis Island
Salvation Army officer joins Christchurch Charitable Aid Board
Mejor Paul, a woman officer of the Salvation Army, was today elected a member of the Christchurch Charitable Aid Board, in the room of Mrs Henderson.
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Curreronca
Mejor Paul
Salvation Army
Teeday
Christchurch
Provision for a daughter in Pestators' Family Maintenance Act case
Christchurch May 22. Mr Justice Chapman grants Susan Rowe provision from trustees under Thomas Irving's will. Rowe receives 30s weekly until her mother's death, while awaiting realization of £1500 annual property share and remaining estate bequests from the testator's £25,000.
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Per Press Association
Christchurch
Justice Chapman
Barnarda
Mayland
Dudge
Ashburton Boxing Association Chooses Trophy Over Medals
Ashburton centre members meet to decide trophy prizes for tournament winners replacing medals in some classes. Mazey Findlay to receive open order for a trophy. if conditions unmet, medals awarded to other winners. Committee to select medals and trophies. £20 in accounts approved.
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Ashburton
South Lauterbury Busing Association
Messrs
J. V. DeBeer
FA. McDonald
W. Hodgkins
G. H. Buchanan
H. J. Acland
W. G. Roberts
Co S. Harper
G. Friedlander
Messrs Mazey and Findlay
Messi S Mazey and Findlay
Secon
A. Fischer
J. Little
P. Chick
Christelurch
Thompson
Juyffelton
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Australian Mail Syndicate
W. J. Lyne
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Maputo
Prine
Asturias
Russia
Czar
India
Uaited Press Association
Perry
Bostowner
Hancock
Mildara
Stoney
Cobar
ZOCO
McGowen
Arbitration Court
Dauysz
de Dapyez
United Press Taruciatior
Electria Telegraph—Copyright
MR Deakin
Ashburton Assciation Football Club
Burnham
Ona Krieg
Ashburton Domain
Ashburton Bridge
Hampstead
Temperance
H. Davis
Peak
J. Cbachlan, Esq
M.h.la
T. H. Race
Wey
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BE. Whitehouse
AM Country Schools
John W. McGregor
A.m2
Ferguson
Nhildeenw
Wills Street West
Army Barracks
Anams
J. Dawson
Baring Square
W. A. Sando
Ashburton High School Board
Tubsday
John Davison
Sheep Country
Canterbury
F. B. Rosixgon
Tinwald
Robinson
Henry Stephenson
Tasmanian
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Collins Streets
Hobart
Frank Edward Parks
W. Temery
Llowly Hall
Taylor-Charrington Co
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Armitage
Ashburton High School
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England Bros, Architecta
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Hereford Street
Gian Dek
Fiom
Cathedral Square
Chieteht Ech
J.T. Rosison
Chisnall
Cameron Street
Baker Bros
Wiant
Apyply ‘ Wornz & Duncan
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Rayo
R. S. Gray
Baring Sqesrs Church
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Masysio Hall
Chapmans and Murphy’s
Apply Wootton
Marrell
Central Hotel
Gray's
Ockhy
Christubunch A Drapers’ Club
H C.luc
Malcolm
I. HH. Jones
Edison
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East Street
Coma
G. H. Carson
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Aan Plowehman
Ook
Keap
Chas
Thenmas
East Tiract
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Bacco
Percy's
Greater Liberty DE Fergo
Lord Plonket
David Thomas
Anama
J. G. Doyle
Anema
McDonald
Bell
Zyre
Duncan
Dyre
Fale
D. Thomas
Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Burnett Strest
Myera
James L. Myers
Ds 3d
Dorothy Pinafores
Chester
J. Brebner
Orner Arcade
Burnett Street
J AS
Mellor
Zealandia Best Store
Ceylon
Fletcher Bros
Ceylon Orange Pekor
Duchess Tea
Princess
Impress
Staffordshire
Mangland
W.H. Grindly and Co
Joshua Wedgewood
Alfred Meakin
Flow Canton Muriel
Woedgewood
Monarch Vlow Peacock Cambridge
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I.X.L
Old Judge Tobacco
R. Bell and Co
Fairfield
Friedlander Bros., Ltd
West Street Auction Mart
Riedlander Bros. Lrv
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Atc
Falr
B. Friedlander
Horse Fair
Eastrica
Friedlander Bros., Limited
Friedlander Auctioneer
Ashburton Boxing Association
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Acme
McDonald & Co. Tailors
Middle Road
Allenton
Bullick
Apgedt
Garr
Andrew Orr & Son Limited
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Thrse
Conpone
Freeimold
Brock
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Berryman
Juna Lath
Mauch & Harman
Cate
Hollis
Fons
Denendal!s
Eley
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