Outrage Arson and Assault Alleged in New South Wales
Mrs Matilda Hayes of Jewood reported a man claiming to be a plumber entered her home, examined taps, sought payment, drew a revolver after refusal, dragged her to a bedroom and committed a brutal offence. Police search for the suspect as reports rise.
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Sidney
Matilda Hayes
I Jewood
Himsey
Lualant
Halo
Robert Dyton
Bathurst
New South Wales
Fourteeth
William Midnay Craco
McIntosh
Curtiss Aul Darry
Censure Motion Divides City Assembly in Sydney
In Sydney the division on the Censure Motion favored the Government 46 to 10 amid partisan clashes. The assembly also considered appointing a Chairman of Committees. Labor MP Lynch pressed on telephone connections in up-country towns and asked for a state of affairs report.
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Sydney
Isha
M. B. Morion
Mir.e. ‘W. Osullivan
Ihn
Legislative Assembly
K. J. FP. Lynch
Labor
Ashburnham
My. W. H. Wood
Police
Alr
Lynch
Condalolin
Broken Hilt Sores
Mining News From Upper Pyramul and Sugar Loaf
Reports from Upper Pyramul and Sugar Loaf describe discovery of gold and silver with ore yielding high returns per ton. Early returns suggest a promising new mining area near Croke and Payty, with large parcels treated and potential for an important new discovery.
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Uis
Croke
Payty
Nimle
Cargalgong
Wellington
Nationalist advance in Tehran amid mixed loyalties
Fragmentary report says Nationalists entered Tehran by three gates at dawn with Royalists resisting. Some soldiers and Cossacks reportedly defected, Nationalists occupy a royal palace complex, police crack down, while telegrams claim Murayan residents remain safe.
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Teheran
Wool sales show better competition in London market
London reports firmer bidding with American buyers active at the wool sales last evening. Prices for shabby wool held steady while increased competition was noted among bidders. The Deutsche Oriental Bank in Constantinople transferred £600,000 to the ex-Sultan Abdul Hamid who pledged to forward the funds to the Minister for War.
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London
Deutsche Orijental Bank
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Chippenham Liberal MLE Withdraws from Budget League
Sir J Dickson-Poynder withdraws from the Budget League in Chippenham citing that Government land taxation amendments worsen unworkability.
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London
J, PB. Dickson-Poynder
Chippenham
Budget League
British combine forms from Worthington iron firms
London reports a British combine formed by several Worthington iron companies and the Cumberland properties belonging to the Campbell Laird Company. The new entity has a capital of £2,600,000 and employs about 7,000 workers.
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London
Worthington Iron Companies
Cumberland
Cambell Laird Company
Strong speech sparks push for action in Bengal outrages
Norman Baler, Indian Government Financial Secretary, tells the Bengal Council that denunciations have grown and action is needed from education authorities and parents. He warns that without active cooperation the outcome will be neither peaceful nor stable, and discrimination between inmates will be avoided. The speech caused a profound sensation.
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London
Norman Baler
Bengal ‘Council
Youthful Champion Defies Winds in Aeronautic Flight
Frank Goodall, a young aeronaut, completed a notable feat in America. Beginning in New Jersey he sailed a dirigible over New York to Manhattan, then returned to his starting point against the wind with expert maneuvering. The craft performed splendidly throughout.
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Onde
Frank Goodall
America
New Jersey
New York
Manhattan
Roberts Defends Territorial Service Bill in Debate
Lord Roberts criticizes the National Service Bill arguing the GAL lacks necessary machinery and favors reconnaissance. He calls the Territorial Forces Scheme a grand, well defined organisation to fit a non permanent structure until war. The Earl of Northumberland's amendment to trust current military advisers passes 123 to 103.
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London
Lord ‘Roberts
Lord Roberts
Earl of Northumberland
Tensely poised Forces in Tehran Crisis
Nationalists hold northern Teheran under pressure as eight hundred Russian troops stationed at Kazvin could mobilize and reach Teheran within three days if summoned, signaling a potential rapid escalation in the capital’s control.
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London
Teheran
Kazvin
Weather summary and rainfall reports from yesterday
Yesterday was fine then cooler at night. Rain reports up to 9 am include Brewarrina 15 points Hill End 11 and Cowra 8. Forecast calls for cloudy weather with northwest to west winds and scattered showers mainly on southwest slopes.
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Brewarrina
Hill End
Cowra
N.W
S.W
The Censure Motion in Melbourne Parliament Debates
In Melbourne on Wednesday the House of Representatives debated the censure motion over finance and constitutional questions. Labor will not bind MPs but pledges voting as each member sees fit while discussing the government’s need to transfer obligations and protect local estates amid international events. The Senate adjourned after a 14 to 11 vote and the House continued with speakers urging independence and national reforms.
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Melbourne
Lic
House of Representatives
B. & Carr
Labor Party
Abelbourna
Senate
Millen
Mtr
G. H. Bold
William Lyne
Isrge Estates
Messrstering Tudor
Goon
Public Instruction Questions on School Tenders and Edith
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Beeby asked about tenders for a George's Plains new school and alterations to Newbridge Public School with deposits and funds. Mr Hogue replied a tender exists for George's Plains. Newbridge deposit not returned. Edith enlargement not warranted now but a further report will follow. A separate report notes a man killed after being struck by a wheel on Parramatta Road.
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Beeby
Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Blayney
Minister of Public Instruction
George's Plazna
Moc
Newbridge
Lim
Edith
J. A. Hogue
George's Plaine
Jowest
Brothers Quarrel Ends in Boarderline Violence
Two brothers George and Ernest Smith, fruit business partners on Sussex Street, quarrel over business matters. George struck Ernest in the face during the altercation, knocking him unconscious against a wall. Ernest was taken to hospital in serious condition though alive after initial fear of death.
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Sydney
Nlehe
George
Ernest Smith
Sussex-street
Comition
Sander’s Extract and Eucalyptus Claims Promoted in Damaged Ad
An old advert touts Sander’s Extract as a cure for coughs throat and lung trouble with alleged unsafe claims about eucalyptus products. It also promotes BAN DER’S BATRACT and warns against irritant constituents claiming the genuine eucalyptus extract provides benefits for children’s coughs with Woods’ Great Poopoym Cure referenced.
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Sander
Bander
Australian Cricketers Match Against Gloucestershire Stir
Australian XI resume amid rain delay as Gloucestershire trail after 1st innings 445 all out. Bardsley scores heavily for Australia before Gregory dismissed. Noble high not out 51 and Dareck 158, Dennett takes key wickets as 445 declared. Gloucestershire 5 for 0 in second innings at lunch with Salter bowled and Parker among bowlers in tight spell.
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Innelay
Dardsley
Deunutt
Gregory
Bardsley
Loard
Dennett
Jane Sharp
Langdon
Wien
Armstrong
Dnobl Jeans
Tardsley
Noelle
Hopkins
Sling
Din Noble
Dareck
Gloucestershire
Fay
Firet
Salter
Armahrong
Boeri
McAlister
Boy Kinserrata Sewell
Carkeck
Hopling
Rattenburg
Hopkins Ate Merrick
Barenelony Ip
Noble
Armstrong. Meyer
Noble Reed Dennath
Ae Armstrong
Mills
Ond
Vem Parker
Bandicea
Whitty
J Coffer
Australia
Tantags
MA Liter
C Dennett
Milley
Hartigert
Brown
Tramper
Ratton
Teele
BO Gregory
St Boord
Denneth
al Armstrong
Parker
Y Hopking
Cottar
St Board
Ray Corbeck
Bun Ries
Dounott
Aut Mills
Attenburg
Labor Gagging Charge Debunked by Harvard Statistics
The Telegraph notes that Labour accusations of gagging in Parliament lack support after Bathurst MP John Miller cited Harvard data showing Labour members spoke 405 hours, government 8734 hours, and independents 29 hours during a session. Ministers were relatively reticent despite discussing large expenditures.
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Labor Party
John Miller
Bathurst
Havsard
David Blorey
AfeGowen
Puplett
Prowler
Moilsen
Mr. Trefio
Br. Boeby
Holman
Carualehael
Mr. Mengler
Stuart-Robertson
Unclear street terms in Sydney transit note
Fragmentary Sydney market entry lists broken Hill and North Droken Hill terms with dates and amounts. The readable items include references to months and numbers but lack coherent context or complete names. The text appears to be a garbled schedule or financial note with multiple broken place names and figures.
Webb's Great Sale Still Booming Along
Webb's Great Sale continues with genuine reductions across drapery dresses textiles and accessories. Remnants and trimmed hats blouses and golfers priced to clear with items marked down to a fraction of former costs across linens china and clothing.
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Webb
Commonwealth Pension Certificate Exchange Details
Commonwealth of Austra Old Age Pensions Act announces daily exchange of state certificates for pensions at Bethurat Telegraph Office from 8 am to 3 pm. Warrant holders must present certificates, payments issued in cash on payment days, first payment on July 28, 30, and 26. This notice clarifies procedures. does not affect Invalidity and Old Age Pensions Act 1907. Deputy-Mai T. D. Clegg signs as authority.
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LDACH
Tathuret
Bank of New South Wales
Telegraph Ofice
Sldo
Bethurat
Garren
Sinte
T. DB
Clegg
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Hugley’s Sale
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L. Winter
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Sydney Picture Theatre
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Bowral
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