Population rise and deaths skew New South Wales figures
Telegraph reports New South Wales population in 1904 1404 shows a preliminary gain of 81 808 with 26 453 deaths and 6 450 excess arrivals over departures creating a record excess despite a dip from 1904 to 1917. A fatal street clash in Sydney occurs near Mount Street North Sydney with one man killed and a suspect jailed for trial. John Single former Mitta Pong Postmaster is committed for trial for misappropriating funds from the Post Office and Savings Bank with £310 found at his home.
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A Lucky Punter and Crimes in Melbourne
A Sydney punter reportedly won £2000 at Caulfield backing five winners. In Melbourne John Marsh, a notable Black A NSW cricket figure, faced assault charges after an incident at a wine merchant, with a sentence of days. Other items report derelict ships near Auckland, a murder attempt in Bourke Street, and various empire notices.
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Watt Signals Big US Deficit and Tariff Revisions
London dispatch reports President elect Mr W H Watt in a speech defending tariff revision to cover an anticipated deficit near 100 million dollars. He argues no further tariff increases are needed beyond reconsidering tariff settlement to meet obligations.
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Servia Crisis Deepens as Cabinet Resigns in Protest
Reports from Paria indicate Austria has issued an ultimatum to Servia. The Russian press views Austria's move with bellicose rhetoric, while the Servian Cabinet resigns amid the crisis. Many young Hadienns refuse to accept three government portfolios.
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Cuba Consideres Laws Aimed at Foreign Interests
The Cuban House of Representatives is said to consider a bill that would bar foreigners from owning property on the island and suspend ongoing work financed by foreign capital. It notes about 230 million to 3?00 million in American investment and substantial British capital in railway projects.
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The Territorial Army aims to form imperial strength
London reports say 9000 men have enlisted in the newly formed Territorial Army replacing the old volunteer system. Mr Haldane notes Canada Australia New Zealand and South Africa would add divisions to support Britain in wartime. Imperial general staff plans and costs of King Edward's coronation are also released.
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Anaroy in Belgium Alleged Put Up Job
London reports Belgium authorities say a supposed plan to bomb the Belgian Minister for Colonies residence was staged by provocateurs to justify pressuring refugees into Russia. The incident centers on Seliger and alleged Russian influence operations.
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Ripper Itch of London Sparks Police Action in Berlin
Odd London and Berlin reports indicate a gang in Berlin sparked a faux crime scare as fifty people were arrested on suspicion. Police blame criminals acting for sport and urge women and children to carry parcels to test assailants' recognition.
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Indian Government Increases Police Patrols in Barrackpore
London reports February 20 that the Indian Government has ordered additional police patrols in villages along the Barrackpore line after repeated bomb outrages. The security crackdown aims to restore order amid rising unrest and ensure protection for workers and residents.
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Reform debate in the Imperial Parliament on fiscal policy
In a two day session ending with a deferred Henry speech, BALFOUR and TARID sparred over reform. The debate saw Unionists abstain, and Churchill dispute charges of capital flight while stressing cautious protection. Balfour defended producer needs and warned against relying on tariff cures.
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Capetown Bond backs unification stance in Africa debate
The Capetown branch of the Afrikander Bond adopts Hofmeyr's resolution regretting unification over Federation. Berlin reports Argentina buys Krupp artillery and rifles. Reichstag raises N D S Pacific subsidy. Brightman cites a harsh year in shipping. Jim Driscoll defeats Abe Attell in New York on points.
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Lyne Opposes Federal Coalition Prospects
In an interview yesterday Sir William Lyne said he believed a federal coalition in Parliament was impossible. He stated that if he could prevent it the number of supporters would remain 59.
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The Tram Strike Failure Exonerates Railway Leaders
In Sydney the inquiry into the tram strike failure, held at the Trades Hall, ended without calling evidence and fizzled out. Delegates from the Locomotive Drivers, Firemen, and Cleaners' Association and Mr Hollis will report to the Sydney Labor Council executive, with views that Hollis was justified in not calling out engine drivers.
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Futurity Stakes at Caulfield Won by Soultline in Favorable Autumn Meeting
The Autumn Meeting at Caulfield concluded under favorable conditions. Soultline, the favorite at 9 to 4 against, won the Futurity Stakes over 7 furlongs weight-for-age, with Trishman and King Berry finishing second and third respectively.
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Austra lian Footballers League Match Report
The report covers a London February match where Huddersfield lost to the Austri an League side by five points amid a crowd of about ten thousand. Messenger did not play, Huddersfield pressed in the first half with a try and a goal from a penalty, while Holowski and Hedley are noted for scoring tries and conversions. Dean from Huddersfield had the better of parts, with a close end as Holowski scored and Hedley converted.
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Fraudulent claims over Sander and Sons pure volatile eucalyptus extract
A dubious notice cites The Genuine Sande and Suns Pure Volatile Lucalyet 6X Extract as superior to rival products. The piece warns of deception and asserts expert testing and court action in Victoria, noting risks from misrepresented preparations and urging caution to consumers.
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Asbestos and wolfram found near Lite River claim areas
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