Alberti Frauds and London Lord Mayor Election News
A digest of items: Alberti frauds and money lodged abroad, the German Navy plan to replace armoured cruisers by 1914, Samson donations to the Berlin Academy of Sciences, Sir George Truscott elected Lord Mayor of London, sculling training notes, Times' shift with Publishers Association, Dalat Lama's arrival in Pekin, New York forest fires partly quelled, Newsholme on tuberculosis reporting, and Buenos Aires approving the Argentina Brazil Arbitration Treaty.
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Berlin
London
George Truscott
Towns
Barry
the Times
British politics ahead of general election voiced in speeches
Sir Edward Strachey in Midsomer Norton predicts no general election for three years. Reports say Lord Tweedmouth resigns due to ill health. Shackleton MP cites unemployment at about 1.25 million and proposes a penny rate for municipal works. Steadman MP urges more farm colonies and government purchase of London Docks.
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Por Press Association
London
Edward Strachey
Midsomer Norton
Shackleton
M.P
Caine
Poor Law Commission
Mir Steadman
Hollesley Bay
London Docks
Casablanca affair prompts cautious French German talk
Paris reports General d'Amade telegraphed to the German Consul at Casablanca with an order to assist the embarkation of six deserters from the Foreign Legion. The six include a Swiss, an Austrian, and a Pole. France and Germany will consider the Casablanca incident calmly after a complete report is furnished.
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Press Association
Paris
d’Amade
Casablanca
Foreign Legion
Que
Étatemente
London
Times
France
Germany
M. Pichon
Baron von Lauecken
Deserters From Casablanca Escaped With Help At Rabat
Thirty deserters from a Casablanca company procured civilian clothing from a German subject and then moved along the coast to Rabat where the Consul aided their embarkation.
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Paris
le Temps
Casablanca
Rabat
Franco Spanish Note Reaches Common Accord Urgency
Italian and Austro Hungarian replies to the Franco Spanish Note show agreement on all substantial points and stress the need for joint action on the Moroccan question.
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London
Bulgarian Occupation of Orient Railway Sparks Allied Protest
London reports Sir Edward Grey informed Bularia that Britain condemns the continued occupation as unjustifiable. Germany Austria and Hungary protest Bulgaria's control and demand its restoration. Bulgaria stands firm, offering to safeguard the company, while Turkey agrees to arbitrate the railway issue at The Hague.
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London
Edward Grey
Foreign Affairs
Bularia
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
Orient Railway
Turkey
Hague
Tri Dunal
Disastrous Floods Hit Haiderabad and Deccan Regions
Destructive floods in Haiderabad and the Deccan have caused heavy loss of life. In 36 hours, 15 metres of rainfall were recorded, bringing widespread damage and floods across the area.
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Por
Prosa Association
Calcutta
Haiderabad
Deccan
Roosevelt Defends Administration Trust Prosecution Amid Campaign Funds
President Roosevelt replies to Moran defending administration sincerity in pursuing trusts. He argues trust contributions with no implied immunity are not as bad as large donations from silver mine interests backing Bryan, since free silver would raise their property values.
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Per Press Association
New York
Roosevelt
Mo Ryan
Bryan
Wool sales open brisk in London market
The wool sales opened brisk in London with good classes firm and facilities per cent lower. The report notes September 30 timing and a morning update at 11.16 a.m. with observers indicating strong demand and steady prices.
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Per Press Association
Londgas
Market summaries from the High Commissioner's cable
The London dated cable reports dull mullen and butter markets with firm beef and rising beans and peas. Canary Island and other prices are cited, with 80s per owt for the American new crop and general firmness in the oats and hops sectors. Canterbury quotation at 53d. River Plate beet imports affecting demand.
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Wellington
High Commissioner
London
Canterbury
North Island Ltd
River d
Iam
New Zealand
River Plate
Australian grain and product market quotes spread
Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide market notes show September 30 prices for Wheat Flour Gats Barley Maize Bran Pollard Potatoes and onions from Tasmanian New Zealand Algerian Cape prime markets with ranges and averages across regions. Prices listed in shillings and pence per unit for each item.
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Sydney
New Zealand
Melbourne
Adelaide
Breaches of the Electoral Act Lead to Fines in Christchurch
At Christchurch Magistrate Court Clyde Winthrop Cracroft and Wilson were fined £5 and costs for signing a false name to enrolment claims. A charge of wilfully misleading the Registrar of Electors was dismissed. Wilson, a canvasser paid by the Licensed Victuallers Association, argued the name Bowmount was added by inadvertence and negligence. the Association was exonerated.
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Christchurch
Clyde Winthrop
Cracroft
Wilson
Victuallers’ Association
Bowmount
Poisoning death of infant from preserved pears
An infant son of Ali and Mrs Frank Potter aged two years three months died last evening from poisoning after eating preserved tinned pears. The family partook on Sunday. the child fell ill early Tuesday morning with violent retching. Mrs Potter and an elder son had dizziness and illness. Doctors Maude and Mullin failed to save the child. Death attributed to ptomaine poisoning.
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Ali
Frank Potter
Potter
Ashburton Vital Stats and Local School and Cultural Notes
September vital statistics for Ashburton show births 26 deaths 15 marriages 5. For 1907 September births 24 deaths 41 marriages 4. Miss L Hill resumes teaching at the Lyin school after six months sick leave. Miss R Bung leaves relieving post today. Salvation Army sale of work well attended with a musical programme led by Miss Butterick. Lambing returns show county wide 130 to 150 percent in aged flocks. younger stock lower. A lecture by Rev A B Chappell on The Bible in English Literature at Baring Square Methodist Church featured lantern views and a noted discussion on Bible history and revision.
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Ashburton
L. Hill
Lyin School
R. Bung
Christchurch
Salvation Army
Butterick
A. B Chappell
Baring Square
Mr Chappell
Mignonette Giant Rose Described in Hopwood Walds
A description of Ow Sutton's Mignonette Giant, a white yellow buff tan rose noted for its size and sweet scent, attributed to Hopwood and Walds. The text highlights the plant variety and its ornamental qualities.
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OW Sutton
Sutton
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