Russia Tyranny Sparks London Protests Across Labour Groups
In a July 14-15 1909 debate, Ramsay MacDonald and Keir Hardie led Labour voices urging open discussion of Russia’s czarist rule. Clergy and nonconformists protested the czar’s visit, while critics urged welcoming him to witness British freedoms firsthand.
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Sain
Ruumsay Macdon
Labor
Leicester
Lyson Party
Jatz
Keir Hardie
M.ps
Yada
Labor Party
Champion
Avelalince
Meses
Chammon
Laps
Olke
Ber
House of Representatives
al- Wiyt
Keir Harille
Ramsay Macdonald
Ntussia
England
Piccadilly
Firward
London
Whitechapel
Tessin
Russia
Autti
Bnelivid
Isarang
Riksin
Uetyr- al
Keir Mori
Romeay Macdonald
KeiriWordic
Tram
Foreign refugees spark crowd fears in London drive
The report describes unrest as xenophobia rises during a royal visit in London. Citizens fear foreigners will influence policy while a foreign guest is injured, provoking clashes between locals and outsiders.
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Cxar
London
Coming Season Prospects for State Producers Rise
The piece notes rosy outlook for next season with a likely boom in three months. Railways face strain from expected wheat and pastoral activity, risking transport bottlenecks as engine power and trucks fall short. Government plans to duplicate main lines spark concern over delays and carrying capacity in handling growing traffic.
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Mons
Mos Aldes
Clogey
Itailway
Gongon
Hostle
Fragmented Quote on Public Interest and Oversight
A mangled line argues that public welfare should prevail over electoral manipulation and that structures must not overstep to prove unlawful acts. The fragment hints at checks and balances and a wary stance toward self-serving rulers.
Old Age Pensions Adverts Under New Regulation Notices
The attention of old age pensioners is drawn to advertising columns with the new regulation. Mr John Miller of Mild War receives a notice from the Department of Public Destruction. An inspection of the full thing will be made and a report submitted soon.
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John Miller
Mb Wichus
Bemlias
Clatriet Sehonl
Bathurst
Department of Public Works
City Fathers face off with stock salesmen over new abattoirs
In a heated dispute the stockyard men urge locating saleyards near the abattoirs under government control while the City Fathers, led by the Lord Mayor, resist to protect revenue. They claim past mismanagement justifies control and warn of renewed pushback amid calls for £26,000 in overdue improvements.
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Connell
Elosa
Couneil
Botany Bay
Union Ani
Dredge Purchase Sparks Critique of Government Greed
The government bought a dredge, saving thousands of pounds for the nation, but critics say the vessel could have been built locally at greater value and sooner. They condemn delays and argue the interests of the people are sidelined by the party claiming leadership.
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Tuatha
West’s Lictules Show At Arte Agato Tonight
The West’s popular picture exhibition opens at the Seep at Arte agato this evening with a new selection. Prominent among the films will be Patho Art's "The Gunshot" featuring famous Part hian artists and the drama "The Silver King" to be portrayed. The event promises great attraction.
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West
Arte Agato
Hese
Vathully District Co operative Society Meeting Notes
A morning meeting of shareholders at the Vathully District Co operative Society adopted the quarterly balance sheet showing a credit of over £50 to the bank. It was decided to repay one shilling per pound to non-shareholders. Directors Mocesta Bolsey and George, retiring, were re elected for twelve months.
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Mocesta
Bolsey
George
General G2 Ut Atr Ms Ilotros Funeral of Mrs Hurst
Just after one o clock yesterday the funeral of Mrs Hurst left her residence for St Johns Church. The service was conducted by the Rev A Creswell and Mr W J Hodge had charge of arrangements. The remains were in a cedar silver mounted tomb. Pallbearers included W G Thompson J Callaghan W M H Webb Charles Boyd D Hogarth John Selden George and Norman Doyle. The bereaved community showed great respect for the deceased.
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Hurst
George
Messia
W. Fierce
James Barns
A. Homer
MS. Downing
St. John's Church
A. Creswell
W. J. Hodge
Fat sheep and fat sale items at Palmer and McPhillamy
The record notes sales including fats: Clements and McGarthy and B Cousins with entries for James Caseidy and others. Fat sheep listed under G R Button and Co and Palmer and McPhillamy with corresponding lot numbers.
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Orner
Clements and McGarthy
B. Cousins
James Caseidy
G R
Button and Co
Palmer and McPhillamy
Western Racing Club Holds AGM Amid Leadership Change
The Orange Jockey Club will meet on 27th instant in Orange. President W W Moulder resigns after 20 years of service. E F Meares dies, praised for strong support. The Western District Racing Association aided by loaning course and property in May, £65 raised, all accounts paid, £550 in savings.
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Western Racing
Orange Jockey Club
Orange
W. W. Moulder
Lay Leen
Moulder
E. F. Meares
Western District Racing
Bathurst Fellowship Meeting At Methodist Church
Large attendance at the first Fellowship Union meeting led by Rev. B. J. Meek with Rev. Harald Wheen directing the choir. Speakers urged Christians to spread faith and light others, hoping yearly converts would save the world.
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Fellowship Union
Methodist
William Street
B. J. Meek
Harald Wheen
Alexander Hyn
Christ
Opawa Notice Praises Digestive Tablets For Relief
The writer from Opawa Christchurch NZ says Dr Sheldon’s Digestive Tabules helped ulcerated stomachs after a year of pain. The testimonial cites Sheldon's Digestive Tabulin and Brclton's Digestive Tabules as effective remedies with prices noted, alongside Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.
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Gwathkin
Holmwond
Opawa
Christchurch
New Zealand
Leuven
Bhelden
Brclton
Sheldon
Errol Wreck Near Lord Howe Claims Many Seafarers
News from Sydney reports the Norwegian barque Errol wrecked near Lord Howe Island. Seventeen of the 82 crew perished, five survivors were rescued by the steamer Tofun. Survivors recount dire conditions with women and children dying, and cannibalism suggested to stave off starvation.
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Sydney
Errol
Moreton
Lord Howe
Tofun
Seventeen Die as Errol Wreck Strands Sailors
In the December disaster off Moreton Reef the Norwegian barque Errol from South America to Newcastle on ballast foundered near Lord Howe Island. Seventeen of the 22 aboard perished, including the captain and his family, after a raft mission failed and starvation set in. Two survivors, F Lawrence and a Sydney seaman, were among those rescued by the Tolun. The public raised funds of £107 for relief.
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Tve
Iha Ee
Tofun
Errol
South America
Newcastle
Nidalghlt
Moreton Reef
Lord Howeeland
Tolun
Iit
Sydney Fo
Flawrance
A.B
Poloter
Olianon
Jengen
Oftedal
Bey
Tofua
D - Lawrence
Novel Sol Publishing Photos Suit in Melbourne County Court
Alfred E. Smith of Malvern and Alexander Barker of Melbourne sue the Herald newspaper for 440 pounds damages over published photographs linked to police court proceedings. Judge Bogleson directs the jury to find for the defendant, noting no copyright breach since photos were not registered. the report is deemed accurate.
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Itbel
Hagleson
Melbourne
Alfred Ernest Smith
Higharrest
Malvern
Alexander Barker
Hourke Lane
Eath
Herald
Bwn
Bogleson
Evkingl
Aemie
Tov
Local Employers Football Match At Show Ground
Yesterday afternoon at the Show Ground a humorous football match occurred between teams of Ballurst employers. Selasins beat Massie and Co 2 points to 2 with Idan fan and Naylor scoring. McGee and Naylor also converted. Mockler and Willows’ team won 14-0, aided by goals from A McGee and O Naylor. Webb’s team defeated Delay and Go by 4 to 0 with Fraley scoring twice. Por Chronic Chest Complaints Wooly Peppermint Cura.
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Felec
Halrirepsers
Ballurst
Experimental Farm Demonstrates Pruning Techniques
A Bathurst Government Experimental Farm demonstration shows pruning methods for apple peach plum and apricot trees led by J G Bryant. Visitors observe tree planting root trimming soil compaction and transplanting while manager R W Peacock and others praise the farm and its educational value for local orchardists and improving Bathurst district fruit growing.
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Oulalle
Ce Lngs
J. G. Bryant
Bryant
R. W. Peacock
Mr. Peacock
Big Bryant
Meng
Natura Nz
Jenelven
Phacock
Bnt Delink
Heshimeou
Tor
Brent Euithins
Goring
KR. W. Peacock
Bathurst
New South Wales
Dowonairnia
Lord Kitchener to Visit Australia and Defence Debates
Our Sydney Letter discusses Lord Kitchener accepting a defence advisory role for Australia and the mixed reaction in Parliament. It notes concerns about internal conditions, imperial relations, and the need for a practical, businesslike approach to defence. The piece also covers the post and powder explosion scare, calling for vigilance against incendiary threats.
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Kitchener
Ichdmer
Austalia
Sven 'UN
Kirclenor
Commonwealth
South Africa
Donkin
Accidents Mar New South Wales Building Site
Two accidents occurred during foundation work for Dugan and Ken Wall Macquarie streets. Collng and Christic were buried by gravelly soil and rushed to hospital with serious injuries. Later Mebvoy, struck by flying stones near the railway works, was also badly injured and taken to hospital.
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Collng
Christic
Dugan
Ken- Wall
Macquarie-utyeet
Ater
State aids for illegitimate births and matri m onial rights
A correspondent urges state supported maternity and civil rights for children born out of wedlock. He argues for state maternity homes, paternal responsibility, and legal recognition of a child’s rights, asserting infants are a national asset and calling for justice for mothers and children.
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Argus” Siv
Franie
Paris
Indies
Australie
Quay
Avery
Liberal Organization Sparks Bathurst Debate in Daily Argus
A letter to the editor urges recognition of the Liberal movement across Australian states. It credits Bathurst Liberals for origin of a proposed organization and criticizes current leadership, calling for stronger leaders and immediate action to avert political decline.
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Argut
Teadera
Commonwealth
Ile
Mnet
Sydney Morning Herald Ng
Bathurst
M. Carl
Tam
Tor Children’s Hacking Cough at nish Woods
An odd fragment notes a curing remedy described as Peppermint Cura for a child’s hacking cough and mentions a general application method. It lists L. Woglop and Co as sellers.
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Tor
Nish
L. Woglop and
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