Mine Burke Strikes Paralyze Dominion Coat Plant
In Canada a group of Dominion Coat Co workers walk out for higher pay. United Mine Workers of America members join. Remaining bosses stay with Provincial Workers Association and did not strike. About a thousand strikers assault Ghite Bay while Tilot Ack is read. Five hundred troops plus two machine guns dispatched to the area.
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Canada
United Mine Workmen's American Organisation
Provincial Workers Association
Ghite Bay
Gladstone Pledges Amendment to Eight Hour Act for Saturdays
London official Herbert Gladstone, Secretary of State for Home Affairs, approves extending the Eight Hour Act to Saturday afternoon shifts and promises to introduce an amending bill in Parliament.
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London
Herbert Gladstone
Endar
Home Affairs
King Edward Visits Liverpool to Review Territorial Forces
King Edward visited Liverpool yesterday and praised the city’s progress on the Cathedral. He spoke of religion and patriotism, hoped the journey would not be needed to defend the country, and expressed confidence Lancashire would maintain efforts to protect the nation.
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Tandon
Edward
Lancashire
Miners Strike and Terrorist Leaflets in Bengal Reported
A 15 000 strong Warwickshire miners strike over the 8 hour Miners Act leads to clashes with those eager to work. In Bengal, leaflets call for revived bomb throwing amid terrorist activity. Paris police say Krishnavarma will not gain asylum. British stance on anarchists remains strict.
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London
Warwickshire
Elrikers
Loidon
Dingle
William Wyllie
William Willu
Paris
Krishnavarma
India House
Wool Market Opens with Steady Demand at London Sale
The London wool market opened with good business and active competition for quality fleeces. Shabby lots moved slowly as buyers eyed better lots, signaling cautious demand amid mixed prices.
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London
Increment Tax Debate Prompts Liberal Conference
In the House of Commons Lloyd George defends the Increment Tax promising it not to tax added value from thrift. Budget Leagues invite Liberal editors from London and provinces to a conference in the capital to plan nationwide campaign explanations. Downing Street will not participate but large meetings will follow.
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Lloyd George
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O-Morrow
League
Llnyd George
Asquith
Downing-street
Australian work progresses on destroyer in Glasgow yards
The War Office signals no objection to Lord Kitchener serving Australia. No decision yet on Kitchener's participation. In London and Glasgow, the Australian destroyer project advances with engineers and artisans set to finish work tomorrow.
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London
War Office
Australian Commonwealth
Lord Kitchener
Kitchener
Glasgow
Members press for speech time as debates stagger in parliament
The House of Assembly adjourned with about eight members still set to speak on the Consura Motion on the Address-in-Reply-to night. In the House of Representatives the Printing Committee Report was adopted 92 to 27 after objections to a petition favoring unification, while debates continued in the Senate on government policy with calls for a concrete defense plan and potential Labor alternatives.
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House of Representatives
W. Bamford
N.bav
Deakin
W. H. Kully
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J. S. Clemons
Tns
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N.S.W
Sir Ledber
Labor Party firms up bid to push government in promptly
Melbourne's Labor Party held an informal morning meeting and reaffirmed determination to force the government to act for the country as soon as possible. They pledged to employ every tactic to close the debate on the no confidence motion, reflecting a shared understanding of the situation.
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Melbourne
Labor Party
Shop Assistants Union Proposes White Badge at Work
The Shop Assistants Union of Sydney plans a proposal allowing members to wear a white badge at work and publishes a list of country storekeepers who raise no objections to the plan.
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Sydney
Dong
Insomnia ends in shooting in Sydney report
A telegram from Bellingen reports Sackman attacked Norman Jackson and Jackson shot Sackman in self-defence. Sackman’s fate remains unclear as he suffered from sunstroke and illness. A later Ballingen telegram notes an allegation of arsenic being added to food to lure youths.
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Bellingen
Sackman
Norman Jackson
Jackson
Sackiman
Annie
Price
Ballingen
Upper ‘South Armel
Taxicabs Start Running in Sydney City
Taxicabs began operating in Sydney this morning and saw extensive patronage as the public embraced the new service in the city.
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Sydney
Miner Fatally Injured At Waratah Mine In Newcastle
George Johnson a colliery wheeler at the Waratah Mine Newcastle was riding on a skip when his head struck the roul and he sustained fatal injuries.
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Sydney
George Johnson
Waratah
Newcastle
Illicit Liquor Trade Fine for Redfern Seller
Leslie Hall of Redfern was fined £100 or nine months imprisonment for selling liquor without a license on Sunday last. The court imposed the penalty after hearing the illicit sale case.
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Sydney
Leslie Hall
Redfern
Sud Sheep Sales Show Kings for Queens land Rams
At the Stud Sheep Sales today the ram Monarch was sold to W G C Clarke of Queensland for 76 guineas and the grand champion ram Bants tan to the Manager of Cannonbar Station for 560 guineas.
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W. G. C. Clarke
Queensland
Cannonbar
Sydney Share Market and Local Billiards Roundup
Sydney reports a brisk share market with Bank of New South Wales at 44 pounds and copper at Id. In billiards, F.E. leads with a 190 score over Tongsor by 26, G.W. tops W. Quinn 130 to 6, Fos ter defeats Macquarie 140 to 3, and tomorrow eight rounds feature Jacko at 155 as the event promises a hard-fought ume.
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F.E
Tongsor
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W. Quinn
Ely W. Foster
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Thi
Ume
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Mission ends as Paton holds final sermons in Glasgow
A busy mission day at the Gaol and multiple churches culminates in a crowded Methodist meeting where Mr Paton speaks. Archdeacon Oakes and several ministers express support as the final sermon looms and Mrs Paton prepares to preach tonight.
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Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Iia
Bouveirs
Archderxeon Oakes
A Clark
B. Meek
Australians and Worcestershire clash in county match
Australians faced Worcestershire in a sunny opening as teams announced lineups. Key players included Noble, Whitty, Lilley, and O Connor for the Australians while Worcestershire listed Foater Burns Arnoli Culfe Bowlay and Pearson. Final score details and wickets indicate a closely fought first day with early play and notable dismissals.
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Pola
Fragmented scribbles hint at a quirky scene in a memory page
The readable lines describe a playful, garbled scene with names and phrases like a Merry Widow and a witty exchange. The text evokes a humorous, chaotic moment and suggests a theatrical or carnival mood from a past era.
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