Trade unions push debate on general strike power
The article cautions about Trades and Labour Council power to call a general strike by a one vote majority. It warns such a move could suspend national prosperity and shows concern over leadership, discipline, and potential actions against the Labour Party and Parliament. Local tensions reflect industrial disputes and proposed acts affecting workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Trades and Labour Connelh
Hutt
Cowell
Gill
Hull
Waxes
Wade
Industral
T Po
Triadeg Hall
Trades Hall
Laltov Cornellius
Jorge
Labour Party
Ind
Labor movement and Liberal Party clash over arbitration
A public plea urges Parliamentary Labor Leaders to stand with the law and support arbitration against a rising socialist and worker movement. The author warns that delays could provoke a general strike and calls for clear leadership from Labor to avoid misery and calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Party
Shouldyko
Tho Udalbda
Thon
Tha Htnte
Cilla
Lond
Trades and Labor Council
Lati
Weather and local notices from the era
The forecast warns of cloudy unsettled Western weather with possible thunderstorms and variable winds. In local news WR Berry faced a fine after a stray goat incident on Piper Street with 10s and 8d costs imposed.
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Eustero
WR Berry
Piper Street
City Land Sale and Savings Bank Opening
Messrs Apps and Son advertise city allotments to be sold this afternoon at three o clock. The Savings Bank for Lyndhurst will open a Government Savings Bank agency at Lyndhurst Post Office for savings book transactions during office hours. An Irrigation League meeting will be held at eight o clock with a preliminary report on the proposed scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Apps
Savings Bank For
Lyndhurst
Sydney
Japtorglet Ii
Government Savings Bank of New
Irrigation League
Irrigation and Closer Settlement Lenguy
Oteal
Farewell for Rev O R Ball and presentation at Bathurst
A Holy Trinity meeting at Keleo to bid farewell to Rev O R Ball prepares in the morning afternoon at the Rectory. Linsley presents Mr Joseph Johnson a razor set on his ten plus years at Messrs Lwent and Co with best wishes. The Friendly Societies Association of Bathurst holds its seventh annual meeting with officers elected and a balanced report noting unity and support for hospital funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'R. Ball
Congregation of Holy Trinity
Keleo
O. O'R. Ball
Bydney
Linsley
Enlug
Messrs. Lwent and Co
Joseph Johnson
Mr. Tysole
Johnson
Friendly Societine Association he-Friendly Societies’ Association of Bathurat
H. V. Fuse
Anital
GV. Morgan
H. 4. Phahl
Mport
Geoletica
Brothers Hospital
Ware
Bro
W. Grantese
Vos
P. J. Falvey
Supreme Court decision on Dr Sheldon's new discovery wine
The Supreme Court and the people have decided the Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery wine again at coughs, colds, and consumption. The case references Obiaingbie and Mockler Bros with addresses Bathurst and Morgan Bumagu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Sheldon
Anaa
Obiaingbie We Mockler Bros
I George Et
Bathurst
Morgan
Bumagu
Bazaar at Patrician Brothers School opens this evening
The bazaar of the Patrician Brothers' School will open this evening in the Masonry Mall. The Committee of Management has arranged a complete display of a variey of rules for gaiery and a good programme of amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bazaak
Patrician Brothers’ School
Snake Snares Man and Dog in Yard Tale
A young man out with a pearlia yesterday afternoon encountered a long black snake over six feet. He feared a bite if the dog were dragged in and hid among lvlers unable to find a stick. He grabbed the dog by the collar, and the snake narrowly missed him. He fired several shots, mortally wounding the serpent after freeing his dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearlia
Langham Violated Police Court Indecent Language Law
Senior Constable Cole prosecuted William Langham in Police Court for indecent language heard by passersby in George Street. The defendant admitted to the act witnessed near his home and was fined with costs.
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Cole
Willam Langham
George Street
Meaded Quality
West's Pictures Delight City Audience At Arte Hall
Crowds praised the clear distinct projections and varied subjects at the School of Arte Hall program last night. The show will continue for a short season with an entirely new set of programs each evening. Woman leader Mrs Edghy denounced able bodied young men who beg instead of working, urging society to discourage habitual laziness while not refusing aid to the elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
School of Arte
Poor Relief Society
Gibb and Berman Opticians Visit Bathurst on February 2
Gibb and Beamer Consulting Opticians of Sydney will visit Bathurst on Friday February 2 from 10 am to 6 pm at the Park Hotel. They will continue occasional visits every few weeks and address eye defects requiring proper glasses. Date of next Bathurst visit is February 12. UNION OF POOR RELIEF SOCIETIES seeks information on St Vincent de Paul activities and coordination while preserving the society’s independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibb and Berman
UTD
Bathurst
Gibb
Union OF Poor Relief Socielies
Edgley
Poor Rejler Society
St. Vincent de
Birthday gathering honors Mrs Plummer at 87th birthday
About forty priests gathered at Paentilly, home of Mrs. William Pascoe, to honor her mother Mrs. Plummer for her 87th birthday. Attendees included her son William Plummer and daughter Mrs. Qomes Pascoe, with grandchildren and old friends. Dinner followed with several congratulatory addresses.
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Aimoowet Luoee
William Plummer
Penrith
Pascoe
Slack
W. Brown
W. BR. Plummer
Hin End
Jack Plummeer
Tamwyirth
Addiiton
Etter
M Samy
Attainment to a ripe age and hospital road plans
Mrs. Plummer celebrated reaching a venerable age amid tributes from family and friends with letters telegrams and greetings. Speakers included Aldermen James and Craig and others. she remains alert with six children ninety two grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. The Works Committee discussed improving Howth Street with tarred blue metal or sand to reach the hospital, with costs debated and an option to use Rosegell and Pesistreste avenues as a hospital approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Council
Woodnesday
Howth Street
George and
Mitrey Alrects
Gottrell
Rosegell
Bathurst Poor Relief Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Bathurst Poor Relief Society met in the Mayor's Room with Mrs. L Higley presiding. The secretary reported a year of losses to members, seven pension claimants, twelve current weekly recipients, and increased winter aid for families and unemployed workers.
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Bathurst Poor Relief Society
Town Hall
Mra. L. Higley
Metdames EL RR
Webb
W. Scott
Clarke
Butler
Marriott
Miss Jones
Megdames Muchattie
A. GC. Rigby
Marghill
Garrard
Marshall
Machatiie
Jose
Chrismas
Foor Relief Society
Eline
Boota
Parkes
J. HB. Stewart
Masdames Edgley, Scott, Webb, and McKell
Magnetic Liniment Promises Marvelous Cures
Herebert Row, a 27 year old, committed suicide by shooting himself in his barrown at Surety Hills on Wednesday night. Mockler Bros Georgent Bathurat H. Morgan Burriga advertised the line describing cures for Guta Burna and wounds.
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Sheldon
Mockler Bros
Georgent
Bathurat
H. Morgan
Burriga
Herebert Row
Himeell
Surety Hills
Collision at Warncliffe delays traffic for hours
A goods train from Wellington to Orange halted near Warncliffe 22 miles west of Orange. While stopping a truck top damaged. The broken truck was removed then the engine collided with it causing damage to the line and seven or eight trucks. Gongs sent from Orange and Wellington. traffic cleared by evening. No injuries reported. An inquiry is planned at Orange station tomorrow.
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Orange
Wellington
Whincliffe
Bers Creek
Council Chairs Fines Questioned At Pollet Court
Reported dispute over fines paid at Town Hall instead of Court. Police Magistrate notes only the Court may impose penalties and warns council involvement undermines proper legal process. Authorities urge fines be collected through proper channels to avoid bypassing the Court.
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Pollet
Regan
Kelco
Straying Animals and Offences Before Police Court
The Police Court heard cases by Sanitary Inspector Fadmore and W H Gartrell over horses straying. Lowrie admitted the horse escaped despite paddock fencing. Gartrell claimed minor negligence and absence of a co-defendant. The Police Magistrate postponed ruling pending authority, with Mayor Kenny noting uncertain ordinances and no final decision.
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M. P. Lowrie
Fadmore
W. H. Gartrell
A. Gartrell
Mr. Gartrell
Kenny
P.M
Tuk
George's Plains Tennis Club Hosts Social Evening
A George's Plains Tennis Club gathering at Mr. H. Smith's residence featured a presentation to Miss Thelena Dowling on the eve of her marriage. Mr. Hockey spoke for the club, gifting a salad bowl while Mrs. Dowling expressed thanks, and the evening ended with music, games, and cheers for the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George's Plains
Correspondence to the Editor About School of Arts and Sullivan
A letter to the Argus editor clarifies a report about Mr Sullivan on school matters. The writer apologizes for misinterpretation and defends Sullivan as a School of Arts committee member who did not oversee Agricultural Society interests, citing the Hon. Secretary’s information.
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the Argus
Sullivan
Agricultort
BH. T. Webb
School of Arts
Ava
Agricultural Society
Gaddi
Tam, Bey DT. Whee
Orange farmers clash over rabbit destruction methods in Bathurst district
The Orange community pressed the Bathurst Pastures Protection Board for permission to use poisoning and other methods to control rabbits after a large landholders meeting. Board members argued for careful administration of the act while Farm leaders urged effective measures on large holdings. tensions hint at a broader dispute between local farmers and the Bathurst board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst Stock Board
Orange
Rapoib
J. J. ‘Bullivan
Tie
Stra
ganWlemen
Bathurst
Minster
Farmers Rally Against Pest Trapping in New South Wales
In a Police Court discussion the Orange Farmers' Association criticizes rabbit and pest control methods. Tom IXBITH MCCLYMONT condemns opposing trapping policies while calling for practical measures to protect landholders and local trade from agricultural pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Perthville Disturbance at Police Court
In Perthville Police Court Cons stable Lennon pursued George Pears Mart Pitepatvist and Jobo py vie for riotous conduct on the roadway. The defendants pleaded guilty and were fined 20 shillings each with 3 shillings 9 pence costs while one defendant was postponed. George Peers faced indecent language charges and was fined 60 shillings with costs.
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Lennon
George Pears
Mart Pitepatvist
Jobo Py
Perthville
Vnc Urst
Doyle
Pitspatrick
Ander
Anderton
Peard
Beckley Road
Arivad
Bridge Hotel
Pertiville
Rec
Davis
Gartlett
Te Sib
George Peers
Driving Without Lights Prompts Municipal Action
The Police Magistrate fined several offenders under the Driving Without Lights section of the Municipalities Act. Cases include William Sutton, James McHugh, James Murphy for driving without lights and Arthur Reman, Edward Wright, Awasted Eagles, John McFowler for riding bicycles without lights. The Sanitary Inspector Mr. Podmore prosecuted for the Council and urged stopping the dangerous practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magis Rite
Wiliam Sutton
Ee McHugh
James Murphy
Arthur Reman
Edward Wright
John McFowler
Mr. Podmore
Council
Wool Market Auction Yields Mixed Results in Opening London Sale
Harrizon Jones and Devila auctioned 6874 bales in Sydney with a 1784 lot catalog. Prices showed firmer values for Inner Grosabreda and better demand for higher grades despite a somewhat disappointing London start. Readable bids were spirited, with notable lots from Batlrst district including M over MF and Meadow Plat among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrizon
Jones
Devila
London
God
Grosabreda
Cuetion
Batlrst
Gove
Stokes
Rockley
Keleo
Rockler
Dova
P Thotkley
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A vintage ad fragment notes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy offered for sale by L. Edgley and Co. It references Mr A Anglin of Euraka street Dalforth View and urges never to miss the opportunity to buy or use the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglin
Euraka-street
Dalforth
Chamberlain'a
Chamberlain
L. Edgley and Co
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Sathurst Argus
Bovis Bros
National Library of Australia
Warncliffe
MR. Sullivan
the Rabbit Post
Pinini Ag
Tinaly
Sullive
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