Australia v Leicestershire match at London Tuesday
Rain halted play after lunch with 7000 in attendance as Australia batted first, Laver took 6 for 50 and Whitty 3 for 62 as Leicestershire bowled well. Australia 325 when Trumper was run out, Crawford 74 and Laver 80 led the innings. Second innings details unclear due to rain.
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Arrival of the Moeraki Brings Passengers from New Zealand
The steamer Moeraki arrived from New Zealand today carrying a full complement of passengers including 200 berthed in the steerage.
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Correspondence on Football Conduct in Western Rugby Unit
A letter to Widster of the Areas criticizes the Western Rugby Football Unit president for calling the junior team the dirtiest. The writer defends the juniors as the only city junior team and disputes claims of foul play, urging fair treatment and condemning insults toward players and supporters. The piece emphasizes the crowd’s behavior and the need to discipline guilty players without condemning the entire team.
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Dreadnoughts debated by Liberal member
London on Tuesday Mr G Lambert MB history spoke at a Devonshire venue defending Budget proposals as sufficient for revival needs. He addressed the Navy mix in the Commons and rejected claims Germany would have 17 dreadnoughts by July 1924 asserting Germany has seven dreadnoughts on order and cannot realistically reach thirteen by April 1912 and four more by July.
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Msnops-Nynpton
Devonshire
Navy
House of Commons
Lambert
Germany
Carnegie the Peacemaker in 1910 arms talks
Andrew Carnegie, head of the Feaze Conference, urged Taft to convene an International Conference in 1910 on armament limits and arbitration. He told the Daily Mail in Paris that Europe was Dreadnought mad, blaming German and British rivalry for the tension.
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Andrew Carnegie
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Paris
Carnegie
Europe
Cyclone Destroys Zophr Texas Structures Kills Twenty Nine
A cyclone tore through Zophr Texas leveling houses schools and churches. Lightning struck business districts as hundreds sought shelter in storm cellars. Two children were blown two miles and about thirty people perished in the disaster.
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London
Zophr
Texas
London Banker's Brother Dies by Suicide at Leamington
Denis Edwin Samuel, brother of Herbert Samuel MP and a director at Samuel Montagu and Co., killed himself at Leamington railway station amid nervous breakdown and influenza illness. The death follows his illness and house distress, with he was a member of the banking firm.
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London
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Herbert Samuel
Home Department
Great Banking
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The French Strike Affects Naval Seamen Supply
The French Cabinet has refused to supply naval seamen to trading steamers laid up at Marseilles due to the strike. Disorganisation of shipping causes a serious food shortage in Corsica.
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London
Cabinat
Marseilles
Airships Make Flights and Collision Ends Zeppelins
Two new airships, non rigid and rigid types, completed flights of sixty miles each. A Zeppelin airship, after a thirty six hour flight, collided with a tree at Zeppingen and damaged its bow.
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Zeppingen
Coal Owners Withdraw from Conciliation Board in Scotland
In Scotland, coal owners pull out of the Conciliation Board after the men reject the plan for a neutral chairman. The dispute escalates as the owners insist they have no alternative.
Budget aims to raise 26 million by tax relief
Lord George Hamilton estimates the Budget will yield 26 million pounds through decreased taxation. The plan intends to sweep away all indirect taxation.
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London
Lord George Hamilton
Brisbane Tragedy Opens with Jealousy Motive
A sailor named Charles Eoerhart and his companion Lily Joes were drinking in lower Albert Street when at midnight a double tragedy followed. A gunman killed Lily with three bullets and a shot through her pad, while the sailor lay nearby with a bullet wound near the heart and a revolver in his hand. A third party, NOE, had previously been asked to pursue Lily. The incident points to jealousy as the sole motive.
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Charles Eoerhart
Lily Joes
Noe
Revenue and Customs Data for New South Wales May
Revenue figures from Our Revenue Melbourne show May Customs and Excise for New South Wales at £102,105 versus £932,735 a year earlier. Eleven month totals reach £24,160,609 against £4,933,110 previously, while Commonwealth May revenue stands at £850,215 up from £? and 1098 with mixed year comparisons. Overall fourteen months total £10,008,055, slightly below £10,798,478 for the prior period. a £790,123 decrease is noted.
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Commonwealth
End of a Premier. Tom Price of Bromley Dies in SA
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Land parcel in Gole parish New South Wales deed description
The text records a land parcel in the parish of Gole within Abrush County New South Wales. It details a lot portion of land with acreage described by bearings distances and lines, referencing a road and a plan number. It concludes with a formal witnessing and the date May twelfth, 1909, under royal authority and seal.
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Athurst
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