Powers confer on Austro-Servian settlement efforts
London reports Foreign Minister Ling's discussions with British German Turkish and Russian ambassadors on possible collective proposals to settle the Austro-Servian crisis. Turkey halts talks with Russia over Bulgarian matters as Vienna claims Austria will not offensive. Paris concedes but Servian provocateur feared.
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Japan seeks influence in Pacific not domination
A Japanese government representative speaking in London outlines Japan's pacific aims. He denies intent to govern the Pacific or clash with the United States, insisting Japan seeks a share of the waters and a friendly open policy in China while asserting dominance only within its sphere.
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The Wallabies Triumph Over British Columbia in Vancouver
The Wallabies defeated British Columbia in Vancouver by 22 points in a February match. Other items note Abyssinian King’s generosity with £4000 for earthquake relief in Italy, and America's welcome plans for the U S battleship fleet visiting Australia.
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Local earth tremor rattles Ophir miners
Telegraph report notes a slight earthquake shock in the Ophir district on Monday. Miner Alexander Grit Mths was forced to surface after stones fell due to the vibration, but Sydney Observatory recorded no seismic signal and officials say such tremors are common in the Grange area and not strong enough to affect instruments.
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Ironworkers Assistants Strike Over Wages
In Sydney on Monday night sixty to seventy ironworkers assistants at Meadow Bank Works walked out over pay. The dispute centered on paying a blacksmith striker full 7s per day at age 21. Union secretary Mr Drake met firm principals who stood by the manager. Picketing will take place tomorrow and the union warns of a full walkout if demands are not met. Management reportedly sought scab labor but failed.
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Dangerous Criminal Captured After Week-Long Manhunt
Sydney police recaptured Alexander Parnell after he had been at large for over a month. He was double handcuffed and wounded, escaped from two plainclothes constables, leaped from a window, and was found in a house with relatives before surrendering. The bullet wound in his right calf was a through-and-through injury.
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Fire at Hall and Gray warehouse
A blaze at about 8 30 tonight endangered the Hall and Gray ships chandlers warehouse in Sussex street. Most of the metropolitan fire brigades attended, but damage was limited to some sheepskins and smoke and water defacement with no major loss.
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Miner charged with fatal North Sydney street assault
Sydney, Monday. Robert John Hall, 34, a rock miner, was today charged with causing the death of John Henry Nidderie at Moant street North Sydney by striking him with his fist on Saturday. Accused remanded.
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Wreck of the Narooma at Barrenjoey Court Finds Error in Judgment
Sydney reports the Marine Court found the Narooma master erred in judgment by anchoring too close to the beach during heavy weather. The ruling cites faulty anchoring as the cause of the wreck near Barrenjoey.
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Aged woman jailed for shop lifting at Mark Foy's
Catherine Crouch 71 was sentenced to three months imprisonment for shop lifting at Mark Foy's. The report also notes Pearce covering Thoroughgood's deposit to row for the Australian Sculling Championship.
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Federal Parliament Clerk Edwin Blackmore Dies at 71
Adelaide reports the death of Edwin Gordon Blackmore C.M.G. former Federal Parliament clerk aged 71. A separate note states William Sturt of Norquay was convicted of obtaining money by false pretenses in the Beulah Fiat case and sentenced to twelve months in prison with hard labor.
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Modern Remedy for Coughs and Colds Promoted
A modern remedy by Dr. Sheldon promises a cure for coughs colds and consumption with an absolute guarantee. Available at Modder Brog George-street Bathurst MoreBou Burragmes ibaa Moe wee fl.
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Lagoon Race Entries For Bathurst Meeting Postponed
The Lagoon annual meeting at Bathurst Racecourse on Wednesday is postponed due to weather. Nominations include Merit, Kopulel, Thona, Tariff, Bangaroo, Koved Gals, Ayr Brook, Queen Helen plus several others across opening and trial events. Orange Jockey Club nominations list La Patrie, Status, Martle, Margalong and more for three principal events on March 2 and 3.
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Weather Summary for Bathurst and Surrounding Areas
The 48 hours to 9 am yesterday recorded rainfall totals: Bathurst 48, Rockley 7, Couanible 32, Dubbo st, Hill End 36, Mudpee 55, Sydney 177, Wellington ron, Hrewarrina 166, Walgett 30. The Commonwealth Weather Bureau forecasts fine warm to hot sultry conditions with East and North east winds.
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Quail Season Adjusted by Local Game Society
The Quail Season opens March 1 and closes July 21 due to action by the local Game Protection Society. Secretary Hansard has received notice of the change.
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Bathurst and Orange rink selections for Grange test
Bowling associations announce five Bathurst rinks to play Grange at Orange on Wednesday as part of the N 5 1 event. Newcastle sends five rinks to Bathurst on Friday after matches with Dubbo Wellington and Orange.
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Bathurst cricket notices and Easter match plans
A Bathurst Cricket Association notice lists players for a match against All Saints at Grin-Isct Ground on Wednesday and Bathurst teams for a Saturday 27th game at the Sports Ground. It notes a joint committee meeting and Easter cricket talks with proposals for metropolitan Easter teams and a Dubbo inter-state match. Joe Floyd scored 206 for Luckyean in a 268 total on Saturday.
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Sydney Share Market Latest Quotations
The report lists brief share quotes with Commercial Bank and Bank of New South Wales among entries. Prices noted include 29 pounds for a bank share and 47 pounds for Broken Hill South related listings.
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NSW and Victoria Grain and Produce Markets Report
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GENUINE SANDER AND SONS EUCALYPTUS EXTRACT WARNINGS
A 19th century cautionary note warns buyers about counterfeit volatile eucalyptus extract. The warning cites toxic dangers, mentions a death linked to a spurious product, and urges adherence to genuine Sander and Sons preparations as validated by experts and authorities.
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Licensing Public Halls Dims as Act Proceeds Slowly
Government clarifies that Part 2 of the Theatres and Public Halls Acts is not yet proclaimed. Reports from the country assess accommodation and use to distinguish which halls require licensing to protect the public. In Tasmania a tree fell on a vehicle killing two women, Mrs Cronin and Miss May Nisbet.
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Sydney Wool Sales Sharp at To-day's Auction
At the wool sales to-day greasy sold to raid and secured to 194d. Messrs Winchcombe Carson and Co report sales. Angus Cameron Wollomonbi topped at 124d, with R McClenaghan Rockvale 12d and others including Chas Wilson Narrawa Edward Kiley Coolalie John Brazier Armidale C Post Walcha and William Scott Bor taba. Market very strong at best rates of last week.
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Typhoid patient dies after balcony fall at Maitland Hospital
Bertha Vineer escaped her bed at Maitland Hospital and leaped from a balcony. She sustained a skull fracture and died soon after. In Redfern a police raid on a North Botany gaming house led to the arrest of 35 Chinese individuals and the seizure of opium.
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