London Debates on Adress In Reply to the Rites Speech Veto
The amendment by EM Pongeuuy on the Address In Reply to the Rites Speech faced defeat by 285 to 47. The motion described as equivalent to a concession urged honoring pledges and social reform while noting the proposed program change could trigger dissolution. Mr Balfour criticized the Government for saying little and doing less. The division included Liberals Nationalists and Labourites.
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Emperor and Chancellor Debate War Telegrams
London despatches report a royal telegram from the Emperor to German Ambassador in Paris showing friendly relations with France. Bulow disputes the impression and a banquet speaker discusses Franco-German diplomacy. Other items note Indian sedition fears and global war telegrams.
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Rev W R Mounsey Named Bishop of Labuan Diocese
News confirms Rev W R Mounsey longtime Sydney clergyman is appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury as Bishop of the newly formed Labuan diocese formed from Singapore. The move marks a second Sydney priest chosen for demanding missionary work following Rev Gerard Trower. Mounsey engaged in the Christian Social Union and Brotherhood of St Andrew while in Sydney.
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Harry Holland Committed to Stand Trial at Broken Hill
Harry Holland, leader of the Sydney Socialists, was committed for trial on sedition charges after arrest at Broken Hill. The defendant requested the trial be held at Broken Hill, and the matter proceeds under NSW authorities.
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Trouble at Pelaw Main Coalfield Over New Agreement
Officials from the Miners Federation travel with Pelaw Main officers to Newcastle to meet John Brown proprietor of the colliery to negotiate a new agreement. If Brown refuses to meet the deputation, trouble is anticipated at Balawh Main Colliery in the local coal field.
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PARNELL BEFORE THE COURT IN AUSTRALIA CRIME REPORT
Sydney Tuesday report on Alexander Howard Parnell age 28 alias desperate man who escaped custody a month ago and was wounded in the leg. He faced a court this morning charged with stealing a quantity of white lead. A remand was granted.
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Railway Warehouse Robberies Reported At Darling Harbour
Reports allege extensive robberies at the railway warehouse in Darling Harbour. Two men and a storekeeper were arrested on suspicion as police investigate the series of rubbers tied to the location. Terbert Mascord, 23, a fitter at the Tramway Power House Ultimo, fell into a vat of boiling water and suffered severe burns, and was taken to hospital.
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Fatal cycling accident near Mullimbimby kills Jones
A young man named Jones from Williaudsea died after a cycling accident on a hill near Mullimbimby. He was thrown over a cutting and struck a log, suffering a fractured skull and brain concussion. He died this morning at Dr Reich’s hospital.
Domestic tragedy and naval notes from Sydney report
An Australian news snippet records a miner James Henwex of Back Creek Miami dying by self inflicted gunshot shortly after 10 o clock in a domestic dispute with his wife Rennes The item also mentions a naval dockyard discussion in Sydney about a potential new dock and a mysterious disappearance of Captain Stanford from the barque Gladys in Port Phillip suggesting likely drowning speculation
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Alleged Military Scandal Probed by Department Inquiry
Senator Pearce he th not know of any fraud but will order a departmental inquiry into reports of a grave military scandal in New South Wales. The defence minister stated Melbourne Tuesday that he will investigate the matter to establish facts.
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Methodist Conference Opens In New South Wales
The annual Methodist Church of New South Wales conference opened in Sydney with a large attendance. Rev Dnikts spoke on joy among adherents, social progress, and the church’s losses from ministers’ deaths. The year’s social legislation and Italy’s earthquakes were referenced. Rev J Beale of Wagga Wagga was chosen president and W Hearsom named secretary.
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Mass Meeting Protests Trial Fixing at Albury
At Broken Hill a mass meeting carries a motion opposing the Albury trial of Tom Manon and colleagues. The Industrial Court resumes in Sydney before Judge Floydon with two cases on the list to be heard in order.
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Final Acceptances for Newmarket Handicap Announced
Melbourne Tuesday news notes the final acceptances for the Newmarket Handicap including Sculline Lord Carlyon Scauland CD Parge Villa Enchanteur Lepation and others with a list of horses and odds. The report mentions features like the Australian Cup and related events with several names and marks in the field.
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Smith Beats Burns in Nine Rounds at Gaiety Club
Dave Smith, 13.6, ex amateur heavyweight champion, defeated Ranji Burns, 11.8, in a nine round bout at the Gaiety Club. Burns showed a brave effort but was clearly outclassed, going down several times as Smith, barely 19, demonstrated clever boxing.
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Sander and Sons Pure Volatile Eucalypt Extract Endorsed by Experts
A Victorian court and medical authorities favor Sander and Sons Pure Volatile Eucalypt Extract over rival preparations. The piece warns against unsafe extracts, recounting a death linked to inferior products and praising the genuine extract for reliable, curative strength.
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