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Newspaper

Bathurst Daily Argus

Location

Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 16, 1909

Page

3

Church Socialists Demand Action in Trafalgar Square

London February 14 The Church Socialist League held a Trafalgar Square demonstration with clergy and ministers urging the government to compel Slrolin Burns leader of the Lineal Goverment Board to return money voted for the unemployed and to make work and maintenance with training the first business of the coming session.

Pouncit Socialis London Church Socialist League Trafalgar Square Lingland Uh Clifford Slrolin Burns Lineal Goverment Board Pariaineh

Britain and Germany Extend Friendly Understanding In London

London reports that Britain and Germany express sincere reciprocal understanding and goodwill. Berlin’s Foreign Ministry signals optimism as Prime Minister Bulow hopes public opinion in both nations will follow a cooperative example.

London Ceyman Aungeror Berlin Songland Rackhaus Quilome Mein Priyes Wor Bulow Boll Cowntrica Silce

Lord Beresford's Retirement and Channel Fleet Reorganization

Lord Beresford to vacate command of the Channel Fleet on March 24 as officers form a second division under Vice Admiral Sir William Unsworth and Rear Admiral Archibald Milne. The move is tied to debates over pay and the constitution of the main fleet in home waters, with Beresford's influence noted amid protests and political concerns.

guaNnGn Lane Lord Hereaford Edward William Unv Archillald Berkey Milne Flindard Lent Weresford Charles Beresford

All Red Route and Global Unrest Reported

A dated telegram from London reports New Zealand and Mexico events, with a New Zealand company moving toward a new route and volcanic disruption in Mexico. Concurrent unrest in Persia includes insurgent activity, attacks on government buildings, and shifting loyalties as Persian nationalists gain support in Tehran and beyond.

Constitutionalism London Lmidred Thesht Tersia Thes Lng Constantiop Turkey Persia

Turkey forms new cabinet and reshuffles ministries

London reports Hilmi Pasha has set up a Turkish ministry with Ali Riza as War Minister and Rifaat as Public Affairs minister. Kiamil’s other ministers stay in Public Works Commerce and Justice. A party row over accounts leads to a private meeting ejecting Gronell. China plans new consulates in Ottawa and Vancouver. Sir William Lyne notes Australia may build torpedo boat destroyers domestically. Kiamil Pasha resignations cited as clashes with the chamber.

London Hilmi Pasha Klamil Ali Riza Rifaat Kiamil Gilnell M.B Trish Gronell Fndts China Ottawa Vancouver British Columbia William Lyne Theaml Deakin Australia Kiamil Pasha Turkey Mir

Forty Four Bodies Washed Ashore After Penguin Disaster

Telegraph report details 44 bodies washing ashore after a wreck near Aunt Auckind Mindao with lifeboats failing to reach shore. Wellington mayor pledges a public funeral. steam tug and surf boats recovered the remains for transport to Wellington. Passenger James Collins among the drowned.

Auckinod Mindaoy Wellington Autitland James Collins

Rumors of High Position Offer Circulate in Brisbane

Rumors in Brisbane on Monday mention a possible offer of a high position to Lord Chelmsford, Governor of Queensland, with speculation he may be offered the governorship of New South Wales.

Brisband Brisbane Lord Chelmsford Queensland Lings New South Wales

Mining Verdict Disputed in Full Court Appeal

Nicholas Jean sues Alexander Hay and Frederick W. Wilson for 410 pounds claiming mining wages from Cowrum-Creet leases. Jury awarded 214 pounds, and the defendants seek a new trial arguing a misinterpretation of the mining agreement. Full Court adjourned the hearing to Monday for further argument.

Tytiney Maudney Nicholas Jean Alexander Hay Frederick WN Wilson Platnele Plaindit Cowrmn-Creet Brissenden

Canberra Accord Sparks Queanbeyan Property Rush

Sydney reports Canberra's status as Federal Capital remains uncertain pushing Queanbeyan land prices higher. Speculators bid aggressively with sales reaching high figures as buyers seek prime plots amid the capital city doubt.

Sydney Canberra Queanbeyan

Plague Rats and Mice Reported in Darling Harbour Area

Two more plague infected rodents captured in Darling Harbour area increase the yearly total to six. Four are rats and two are mice, highlighting ongoing public health concerns in the district.

Sydney Darling Harbour

Damages Sought In Australian Breach Of Promise Case

In a district court at Queanbeyan Leo nard Theodore and Herbert Cooper sued Pauline Mirim Loder for breach of promise to marry citing a fixed date that she failed to honor while delaying the wedding. Damages claimed total £200 as the plaintiff testified of prior meetings, a purchased house, and repeated postponements.

Sydney District Court Today Leonard Theodore Herbert Cooper Queanbeyan Aston Pauline Mirim Loder Splveter North Sydney Mary James Hen Read Gald H. McIntosh Anessi Andiyou McIntosh Buffalo Bill Dreadwood Dick

Wholesale Robberies Claim Heavy Losses Amid Arrest

Sydney police arrested William Gill, 23, a salesman at Mark Foys, on a charge of stealing soft goods valued at £100. Most items were recovered and Gill confessed. Police believe robberies are extensive and span a long period, with further developments anticipated.

Sydney William Gill Mark Foy

Dangerous derelict sighted near New Zealand

The barque Marls sighted a submerged object near Halbouri on February 10. Sea conditions were rough with 150 to 200 fathoms of swell. Strong winds prevented a closer look, but the objects presumed derelict of a dangerous type.

New Zealand Auckland Mowidas Taahel Reyorts Halbouri Lielis

Sydney Market And Government Contract Talks

Sydney share market notes show Blue Hill Junction and Occidental quotations with Bank of New South Wales figures. Sir James Mills says Canberra will renegotiate the Vancouver mail contract for better service while Canada signs no pledge yet. doubt remains on a favorable reply. South Greta colliery workers claim six weeks test unsatisfactory. London markets report further declines in frozen meat prices and near term rabbit prices expected to fall. Local medical ad promotes Chimbarkain's Stomach Aiver tablets from Harris street Sydney with a mail-order offer.

Sir James Mills Vancouver Mail Canada Sir James South Greta London Ron Pnehead Chamberlain Madicina Co Harris Street Sydney Anil Addres Toy Morabo Edgley and Cos

New Discovery Aids Consumption Says Dr Sheldon

Sir William Lyne voices doubt on a planned coalition between the Cook and Deakin Oppositionists. He asserts he and Mr Cook unlikely to unite unless policies align after two decades of party battles. Ibim prairie mentioned as obtainable via Mockler Bros. Bathurst.

Sheldon Mockler Bros William Lyne Cook Deakin Sir William Mr. Cook

Australia Dominates Rest of Australia in Final Test

In Melbourne on a fine day the Rest of Australia was dismissed for an innings and 11 runs after Mayne scored a century in the first innings. Armstrong and O Connor staged the rout with 9 for 67 and 5 for 8 0 respectively. Australia’s batsmen included Mayne Hoslitt Parker and O Connor among others.

Melbourne Australia Mayne Armstrong O'Connor First Inntage McMister A Whitty Saunders Noble Kelloway Stansford O Hopkins Gohrass Sregory Bow Whitty P Armstrong O Parker Bardeley O Garry Hopkins Mmucartney Sioepeon Linelitt Fimpon Saundern Cotter Gikenes Lindils Nat Ot O'Connor Saunders Bundries Et al An Howling Semudeen Belloway Darnes Blarpeon Gelira Theat of “Australia Firat Twaings Hoslitt Parker Hazlitt Oli Armatrong Hopkine Armstrong Y Carroll Webb Barnes Dodds Huslitt Simpson Tielloway Stas Cotter Gerry Owl Armetrong Phantis Ford Carter

Mining party probes Perseverance vein for profits

In Victoria the Reform parties at Perseverance vein report new workings despite old diggers stopping short of a hanging intrusion. They extract talons for brown vein, aiming to show a profitable tribute while noting the old shafts end near the intrusion.

Kennedy Baker

Lucknow Bonanzas Show Rising Prospecting and Rich Vein

A telegram from Orange reports Lucknow mining improving with prospects brighter than years past. The Melville claim shows shallow high grade quartz once worked seventeen years ago, with water ending its early effort. The Snobs vein underlies into adjacent ground, promising deeper access as ore yields rise, while the Soobs and Golden Gate mines report rich crushings and renewed timbering efforts.

Orange Lucknow Melville’s Newman Melville Soobs Golden Gate Conte

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