Seizure of a British Vessel and Related News
Passengers of the Lady Kennigton released by Venezuelan authorities after seizure by official decree tied to Castro regime. Prisoners allocated daily sustenance as 20 cents per person. Also reports on Druce case extradition prospects and a fatal cattle driver clash with police. Col Seely comments on Indian Transvaal settlement and Australia’s white immigration policy.
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Lady Kensington
Schoener
Kennigian
Trinidad
Castro
Venezuela
Druce
Colonel Seely
Liberal and Colonial Club
Transvaal
Natal
Australia
International Crisis in Europe Worsens
The Times Saint Petersburg correspondent notes rising warslike sentiment in Russia in support of Balkan Slavs. Paris reports Germany faces criticism for inaction at the Conference as of October 29.
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Pey Presa Association
Coppright
London
Times
St. Petersburg
Russia
Balkans
Paris
Germany
France
Fire devastates Bloemfontein government buildings
A rising wire set fire to the Government Buildings at Bloemfontein destroying the entire block. The damage is estimated at £100,000.
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Per Press Association
Bloemfontein
Bandemataram Newspaper Reappears With Fiery Letter
Calcutta reports Bandemataram resurged with a bold letter amid press turmoil. A prior note claimed the Royal Government seized the paper for praising the murder of the approver Gossain. The Earl of Minto announces Edward will address princes and people on the Crown’s jubilee in India.
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Pet Press Association
Calcutea
Bandemataram
Sndemataram
Gossain
Calcutta
Tar
Minto
Hdward
Government of India
Mahendi Attacks Militia in Wano Tower Clash
October 29 in Calcutta reports a Mahendi assault on the Southern Wazaristan Militia at Wano tower. The defense repulsed the attack after a prolonged fight with two Sepoys seriously wounded.
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Calcutta
Wano
Suffrage Protest Ends With Women Padlocked to Palace Grating
A suffrage placard hoisted into the Ladies' Gallery triggered cries of Votes for Women. Two women were padlocked to the iron trellis, chained to the grating, and removed by police to a committee room before being freed in Old Palace Yard. The Speaker ordered closure of the Ladies' and Strangers' Galleries.
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Per Press Association
London
House of Commons
Ladies’ Gallery
Old Palace Yard
Fourteen Suffragists Expelled At Islington Bazaar Opening
Fourteen Australian and British women were expelled for interrupting and insulting Mr Asquith during the bazaar opening at Islington. Miss Sylvia Pankhurst declares Australian women will petition the British Government for enfranchisement of British women. The Children’s Bill gains approval and moves to a second reading in the Lords.
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London
Asquith
Islington
Sylvia Pankhurst
Australia
Lord Lansdowne
House of Lords
Kaiser's Message to the British People Reported From Berlin
Berlin officials say the Kaiser's interview is substantially correct and widely commented in newspapers. The Taegliche Zeitung calls the message frank and important, noting it unsettles hopes for stable policy and implies a clash between the Kaiser’s aims and the Government.
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the Kaiser
Por Press Association
Recerverl
Berlin
Frank Lacelles
Ambassacor
Taeglicke Handschau
Gull sightings undercut champagne bottle toss on river trip
Mr Hardy compared the Government trip to the Islands with the Opposition journey up the Wanganui river. He noted gulls following the steamer had a disappointing time trying to pick up champagne bottles thrown overboard. The gulls were disgusted to find the bottles empty.
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Hardy
Wanganui
No-License Committee Distinguishes Local Issue From Candidacy
The Ashburton No-License Council reaffirmed it will not back any parliamentary candidate, keeping local option issues separate from House of Representatives seats. Candidate meetings are advertised for Ashburton electorate with W at Waterton and Westerfield, D D Jones, F F Jatman. speeches to follow at Orar, Longbeach, Lowcliffe, Wakanui, and Sighbank schools.
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Ashburton
No-License Council
M Movement
House of Representatives
Waterton
J. Westerfield
D D. Jones
D. Jones
Orar School
Aly W. Nosworthy
Longbeach
Q. D. Gobbe
Loweliffe
Ir W. Mastin
Wakanui School
Seheynoe J
Sighbank
Local electors hear three campaign addresses in Wes jd and Winchmore
The Wes jd meeting in the school house drew a well attended audience with Mr Perguson presiding and Mr Flatman applauded. A second session in Winchmore featured candidate Gobbo chaired by Mr Glassey with a fair attendance and a warm vote of thanks.
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Mr Flatman
Wes Jd
Perguson
Flatman
F. D. Gabbe
D. Jolnstone
W W.anderson
Gobbo
Winchmore
Glassey
Hansen
Aur Naidierside
Political Campaigns Rumor and Public Meetings Across Electorates
Reports from Coldstream and Lowcliffe show Mr Nosworthy warmly received with thanks from attendees led by W Jewell and S sal. Mount Somers hosts J Ivess with questions answered and thanks given to candidate McClmont. In Invercargill R McNab opens campaign with two meetings and land policy focus. Massey speaks at Temuka about dairy regulations and public confidence granted.
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MR Ivess
Mount Somers
J. Ivess
Selwyn
Bennett
McClmont
McNabs
Invercargill
R. McNab
Hawke's Bay
Massey
Temuka
Yemuka
Feilding
HX National Mortgage and Agency Company
A. A. Orr
H. E. Curtis
Winter’s Road
Allenton
North Belt
Winter's Road
Private Treaty Sale Prospects Highlighted
The note indicates readiness to show properties to prospective buyers and arrange private sale viewings for interested parties. It emphasizes convenient access for serious purchasers to inspect the listings on file.
Licensing Act error prompts district name rectification
Wellington reports a mistake in district naming for the Dunedin licensing poll due to electorate rearrangement. Dunedin West is omitted and Dunedin South is included, with Nemes names inserted. Dr Findlay expects Gazette correction under the Tukecasing Act and notices for each new district.
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Wellington
Dunedin
Dunedin West
Dunedin South
Caversham
Adams
Findlay
Young Hotel Employee Dies Suddenly in Nelson
Thos. McNiven, a Royal Hotel worker, died in his room in Nelson yesterday. He had epilepsy and an inquest was deemed unnecessary.
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Nelson
Thos. McNiven
Royal Hotel
Hawea Ashore Off North Tip Head
The Hawea ran aground at the North Tip Head near the former Mapourika strike site. While leaving for Gaunceston and Adelaide with a cargo of 750000 super feet of red and white pine, a rogue roller drove her onto the bar and she drifted to the north breakwater. Crew are landing as salvage lines reach the vessel.
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Per Press Association
Greymouth
Gaunceston
Adelaide
Sentenced for Forgery in Dunedin Courthouse
In Dunedin on October 20 Mr Justice Williams sentenced Elerbert Helm to six months in prison for forgery. Helm had been released from gaol just five weeks earlier.
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Dunedin
Justice Wiliams
Elerbert Helm
Arbitration Court Orders Tramway Union Fine Payment
A notice from August 30 states the Arbitration Court ordered the Tramway Union to pay £60 to the applicant, who is the Inspector of Factories, not the Union. The fine will be paid to the Labour Department.
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Augerland
Rosser
Tramway Union
Tramway Company
Labour Department
Judge Delays Ruling in Police Offence Case Appeal
In Wellington an appeal over costs in the case Police Sergeant Miller v J Kennedy involved a dispute about damages for removal from a grandstand during a football match. The jury found Kennedy not drunk enough to warrant removal, awarded him £5, and Miller appealed against costs citing the Police Offences Act. Judge Cooper reserved judgment.
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Wairarapa
Cooper
Miller
J. d. Kennedy
Masterton
Kennedy ¥. Miller
Kennedy
Tial
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Nosworthy
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Tim Ger
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