Sydney Murmur of News Across Several Local Incidents
Reports from Sydney on a minor collision near Werris Creek with no serious injuries, NSW court actions including Rev Moody’s hearing for travel without a pass and the death of Philip Edward Musket. The Lowndes divorce case issued nisi, Swinburne v The Age concluded with £2000 damages, and shop assistants urged to wear badges as union activity expands. Kyogle blight blight proclamation restricts movement of plant products. Football: Morong defeats New South Wales 12 to 8 in front of around 4000 spectators.
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Maorig
New South Mats
New South
Whitfield
New South Wales
Sander's Extract Heals Irritating Skin and Wounds
An advertisement-like passage touts Sander's Extract as a remedy for skin troubles burns wounds eczema and related conditions. It claims latent substances are not contained and promotes doses of 15 drops in a tablespon or olive oil with claimed surprising effects and warnings about other products. It mentions other named extracts and a supposed healer Sanders Extract.
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Webb
Atouineh
Weller
Sanders
Rattoe
Disaster on Monte Video Bay Sinks Colombian Excursion Steamer
An Argentinian excursion steamer the Colombia collided with the German Sehle Ison near Montevideo. The Colombian sank with mainly women and children aboard, about 800 drowned. 70 saved including the captain and 18 crew. Rescue boats aided but weather hampered efforts. rites have been postponed.
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Colombia
Buenos Ayres
Uruguay
Sehle Ison
Monte’ Video
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Monte Video
Rio de la Plata
Conquering the Air French and English Friends
In London on the Rheims Aviation Ground President Fallieres met General French and British representatives. They discussed aerial feats and celebrated the entente cordial between Great Britain and France amid cheers from spectators.
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London
Rheims
France
Fallieres
Great Britain
Canada Navy Expansion Feared Expensive
Ottawa dispatch reports Canada plans a costly naval defense build up with four modern cruisers two torpedo boats six submarines. Annual interest of 600000 pounds is required now with future funds for Atlantic and Pacific yards at 100000 pounds per year.
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London
Daily Mall
Ottawa
Canada
Ireland Bill Debated as Closure Clauses Carried
The Bill introduced by Mr A Birrell Chief Secretary for Ireland on the land question was further debated in Ireland London. The most important clauses including empowering the Land Commissioners to compulsorily acquire estates or untenanted lands were carried under the guillotine Closure Clauses without debate.
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London
A. Birrell
K.C
Ireland
Spaniards mobilise troops and Moor forces in Melilla push
Spanish reports claim 10 000 troops mobilising with 16 000 reinforcements heading from Madrid to Melilla. Correspondents note women fighting among Moors. In Sydney, Dr Wright consecrated archbishop at St Pauls Cathedral with church figures present. Archdeacon Gunther sends congratulatory cables between Manchester and Sydney.
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Madrid
Melilla
Wsilop
Sydney
Wright
St. Paul's Cathedral
Canterbury
Manchester
Southwark
Salisbury
Burnley
Gibraltar
Floss
Singapore
H. W. Mort
All Salute
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Arrchbishop
Weight
John Chartes
Australian Cricketers Play Abandoned Middlesex Match
London Tuesday The Australian eleven faced Middlesex with Warner making 197 not out and Hebden out for 22 as rain halted play. At stumps Middlesex were 302 for five with several batsmen named in the score, but a heavy thunderstorm flooded the ground and the match was abandoned.
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Midon
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Nougins
Cotter
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Darrah O Wills
Eeplans
Hobrriaen
Murtér
Sussex Street Prices Show Further Trim in Goods
In Ogilney on Wednesday the Sussex market saw continued price declines across several staples. Butter and Cholesterol butter fell about 10 shillings, while second quality goods in cold stores eased to 96 shillings. flour and maize also dipped with wheat milling down and oats mixed. Prices for potatoes including Victorian and Tasmanian varieties varied, while onions, eggs, chaff, and other grains posted modest movements amid a broad price retreat.
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Federal Parliament Budget Proceedings and Premiers Conference
In the Senate the Budget was confirmed after dismissing quotations with Senators Pearce Puls ford Walker Stewart Needham and St Ledger voting plus an adjournment. In the House Deakin announced Premiers Conference resolutions to be laid before the Tionga. Fisher denounced secrecy at the Conference and Deakin said he had asked the Admiralty to send warships to search for the Waratah. The House then debated the Budget with Bruce Smith and Dr Malonay, and new works on estimates were approved to add the foal Pine.
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Pearce
Pulsford
Walker
Stewart
Needham
St. Ledger
House of Representatives
Deakin
Tionga
Fisher
Fowler
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Bruce Smith
Ma=lonay
Correspondence to the Editor on Warattal prayers
A reader criticizes clergy for not mentioning the Warattal missing at sea with 200 lives aboard. Robert Johnson questions whether church prayers reflect current events and laments clergy apathy in Christian days.
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Robert Johnson
Cowra Show Promises Attractive Program and Travel Deals
The Cowra Show will be held on the sixteenth of September with an attractive programme of events. Cheap trains will be run and Cowra district will be looking its best, making a visit worthwhile for exhibitors and other visitors.
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Cowra
Jrun
Hairdressers and Tobacconists Triumph in Teeing Clash
The Hairdressers defeated the Tobacconists by six points at the Sports Ground yesterday. A Conner and W Jolugon scored tries for the victors while E Webb and Go’s forfeited the match. Two pick up teams played with Blomfield and Plitendrigh scoring for the winners. Broken Hill Junction and others cited in a crowded score list.
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A. Conner
W.jolugon
E. Webb
Go's
Blomfield
Plitendrigh
Planagan
Moral musings on colonial welfare and naval strength
A mixed collection of 19th to early 20th century editorials discusses social reform in Indigenous communities, British naval supremacy, London as Empire capital, and potential gains from motorized fishing fleets. It includes quotes from the Western Daily Press and The Observer, The Times, and a promotional note for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
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Western Daily Press
Observer
London
Empira
Bozst
the Times
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