Unrest at Barrier Quiet as Arbitration Court Sits
Broken Hill reports limited activity in the industrial dispute as Justice Higgins awaits his award, with the Sydney Labour Council funding the Lockout Fund and delegates recalled from the Barrier inquiry. Receipts and expenditures of the 1892 strike fund are detailed amid ongoing tensions.
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Ballina fire destroys two businesses in town
Report from Sydney notes a Friday night blaze in Ballina that left two business premises completely burned. Estimated damage around 7000 pounds. Fire origin remains a mystery. A separate item describes a Jindera youth wearing only trousers terrifying residents as he wandered from Walkmady to the town, entering the hotel and acting violently before police took him for observation.
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Sydney
Ballina
Dovan
Jindera
Albury
Walkmadrie
Tie Dag Boon
Stranding of Karnas prompts captain to show cause
Report notes the Karnah stranding near Stockton Beach and charges against Atot mate Daniel Molloy for altering the vessel's course against orders. He is summoned to appear tomorrow to show why his certificate should not be dealt with by the court.
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Sydney
Hunter River Company
Stockton Beach
Daniel Molloy
Explosion at Prymont Injures Man and Sparks Fear
A Prymont resident, Theme Adame, 60, was badly injured yesterday morning when an explosion at an old metal pump melted down. Red hot cinders showered his throat region, risking possible loss of sight. The incident occurred amid unknown tensions, and local officials fear further harm.
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Sydney
Adame
Pry- Thont
Ne Kates
Extraordinary floods threaten Saxony and Bavaria towns
Cable News reports sudden snowmelt causing major floods across Saxony Thuringia and Bavaria and in the Austrian Tyrol. Rivers rise to danger points inundating towns bridges collapse and areas like Lika Valley become lakes. Rhine and Danube floods disturb populations and flood venues and facilities including salines and a casino.
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Thuringia
Bavaria
Dermany
Austrian
Tyrol
Lika Valley
Rhine
Poiut
Nuremharas
Pegult Liketa
Streat
Danube
Regeinsberg
English Cabinet Crisis and Admiralty Ultimatum Amid 1964 Turmoil
February reports say Lords of the Admiralty demand cabinet acceptance of their programme or resign. Morley and Burs withdraw opposition while Lloyd George and Winston Churchill persist in pushing back. Berlin watchers note King Edward reception sparks ticket requests. Canadian Indian Tom Longton defeats Shrubb in the Marathon Alliance race at Madison Square. Shrubb collapses near mile 26. Chancery Court grants injunction against the work of compositors in Halug for gala event matters of the House of Commons.
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Lords of the Admiralty
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John Burs
Messra
Lloyd
George
Winston
Charbentil
London
Tom “Longtont
Shrubb
Madison Square
China’s Dowager Empress Forcing Suicide Claims
A London report cites the Paris Revue alleging the late Dowager Empress of China coerced the Emperor into suicide by threats and even suffocation with gold cords. It states the Emperor complied, the European doctor refused aid, and the Dowager empress urged the succession, dying the next day.
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Revue
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China
Yuae-Shi-lale
Priés Chun
Empresa
California and Japanese segregation bills row stalled by assembly
February reports from The Californian show the state Assembly rejected a bill targeting corporations and another enforcing Japanese segregation, while it approved a bill to exclude Fumagno from schools. President Roosevelt telegraphed Governor Gillett condemning the measure as unconstitutional.
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Enion
House of Assembly
Roosevelt
Mry Gillett
Australian Footballers Lose to London Rangers in Rough Clash
The Broughton Rangers defeated the Australian League team yesterday by 4 goals and 2 tries to 3 goals and two tries, with Messenger converting both sides. In the first half Graves scored for the visitors, Heidhe added an unconverted try, and in the second half Rangers and Messenger each added penalty goals. The match was very rough, with two home players ordered off.
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Polite
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Messenger
Messeniger
Heidhe
Officer to Visit Australia and New Zealand
Colonial Office announces a prolonged tour to Australia and New Zealand by The Secretary for the Colonies Sir Charles Lucas. Mr Pearson will accompany him. Departure set for the 26th vista with detailed reasoning tied to Imperial Conference discussions in London in 1907.
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London
Pebruary
Bark Crewe
Lis
Charles Lucas
Dominion Department
New Zealand
Pearson
Omee
Charles
the Times
Dealt
Charles Guens
Aboriginal Romance of 50 Years Ago Carved Tree
The Sydney Museum seeks to translate inscriptions on a yellow box tree once marking the burial site of Lewrie a Burrendong chief. The tree was given by Mr Thomas Campbell of Burrendong and later cut down and sent to Sydney after his funds. The tale recalls a love affair with a young lubra and a pursuit by Mudges.
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Thomas Campbell
Burrendong
Hile
Lewrie
Mudgee
Lubra
Tarl
Ohtet
Burneydong
Campbell
Sydney
Meeting Debates Rule Changes and Rabbit Destruction Policy
Correspondence discusses altering Rule 8 to strike out honorary and redefine the secretary role in a local association. A separate note addresses rabbit destruction in the Omoge Orange district, noting councils may use poisoning and other means, with a petition route to form a pastures protection board and possible Bathurst ward subdivision under old acts.
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Farmers’ Association
Orange
Chief Inspector of Stock
Omoge
Bathurst
Rats and dams and ships in early 20th century news
Reports note near completion of rat proof works in Darling Harbour reducing local rodent numbers. Milk quality improves as the Dairies Supervision Act shows positive effects. A Sydney court fines Jack Moriarty £10 for return portion ticket sale. Federal government orders two river class torpedo destroyers as templates for Australian shipbuilding. Prospect Reservoir weekly flow averages rise to 29,363,008 gallons, up from last year. Political Labor Conference backs free railways and trams for the public.
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Darling Harbor
Ashberton Thompson
Dairies Supervision
Jack Moriarty
Water Police
Sydney
Australia
Prospect Reservoir
Genuine Sanden and Sons Pure Volatile Eucalyptus Extract Warning
A Victorian court and multiple authorities in the last three years ban a rival eucalyptus extract. The notice warns that Sander and Sons Pure Volatile Eucalyptus Extract is superior and cautions buyers against deceptive products. It cites a death case from Chewa and reports of cruelty from dangerous preparations. The source urges trust in the genuine extract and names T. Veerne Chemist of William alvait Rathures as issuer.
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Chewa
Mo Sory
Supreme Court of Victoria
T. Veerne
William Alvait Rathures
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