Latest Victoria News Warns of Murray Flood Risk
Telegrams from the north east report danger along the Murray with instructions to warn settlers to move families and stock to higher ground. A heavy river surge is expected in the coming days, while a trapper survived exposure after a fall near the Murray. Sydney notes government commission updates and a serious accident in Narrabri involving a commercial traveller.
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England Commons Debates Tax Clause on Land Sales
In London the Finance debate focused on Clause 1 of the Increment Tax. Lloyd George promised amendments after a lengthy discussion. A. J. Rattony accused the land provision of stifling sales and hindering property transactions.
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Solicitor Parry Sentenced to Five Years for Embezzlement
In Sydney on Tuesday at the Quarter Sessions Thabert Brandreth Parry pleaded guilty to embezzling 1,2600 from a client. The total embezzlements were stated to reach £10,000 as Judge Murray warned against arrogance and stressed the need to set an example. Parry received five years imprisonment. The steamer Ulimaroa had arrived from New Zealand with over 100 passengers and 170 valid tickets yesterday afternoon.
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Maka
New Zealand
Cables Propose Press Reduction Talks in Melbourne
The Postmaster General Sir John Quick met with the Prime Minister and postal officials to discuss reducing press carriage rates. He said no announcement would be made until evidence was thoroughly sifted.
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Postal Commission Report on Melbourne Sorters Deaths
The Postal Commission today heard testimony about the death risks faced by Melbourne male sorters. A witness cited that about 80 percent of deaths among male workers stemmed from tuberculosis in unhealthy conditions. Sorters reportedly handled most shipments from infected sources.
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Czar Visit Provokes Debate Over Printed Incitement
In the House of Commons Sir William Snowdon Robson stated newspapers that urged murder of the Czar during his England visit were reprehensible but, given the approaching visit, the government would not currently reveal prosecutorial plans. The exchange occurred amid concerns about incitement in published articles.
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Prince Bulow Declines Chancellor Post and Conservative Manager
The North German Gazette reports Prince Bulow will resign as Chancellor once German finance reform is settled. The Frankfurter Zeitung notes his refusal to become business manager of the Conservative Party after personal political defent.
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Fragmented Verse Snippet Describes Snow and Evening Imagery
A distorted OCR fragment portrays shades of eve and snow and ice scenes. The text includes partial phrases about seeing colors and a vague call to try woods and peppermint curs, lacking clear context or complete meaning.
Swedish General Murdered During Czar’s Stockholm Visit
London reports the Czar’s arrival in Stockholm and a Swedish general is killed by his own hand after the Czar’s reception. In Portugal a coal mine disaster at Carbaho yields fourteen bodies with thirty seven miners still missing. The Duma members in London condemn the Czar’s visit as ridiculous.
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Canadians Arrive at Bisley for National Rifle Association Meet
Twenty two Canadians have arrived at Bisley to compete in the National Rifle Association meeting. They are regarded as the finest marksmen the Dominion could send.
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Bisley
National Rifle Association
Dominion
Mission Work Grows At Salvation Army Barracks Meetings
Morning gatherings at the Salvation Army Barracks draw rising interest as Mission workers press for prayers and support. Adjutant Martin presided, with requests for prayers for loved ones and a call to invite older residents to the Congregational Church Aged People's Meeting. Reverend speakers urged perseverance in spiritual race and avoiding worldly weights, aiming to boost Mission popularity among cab drivers and city leaders.
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Correspondence on Libel Claim Against National Advocate
The letter to the editor defends the A H and P Association against accusations, denouncing a June issue as grossly libelous. It asserts the association and its leaders are financially sound and not Tory, urging publication of complete figures to prevent further harm.
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Bathurst City Benches Against Scurrilous Concoction Critique
A Bathurst letter to the National Advocate defends respected officials led by Mr. L. Gilman against a hostile publication called The Concoction. The writer urges public spirit, condemns harassment of civic figures, and calls for fair journalism and constructive debate to advance the city and district.
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Prices and supplies listed with mixed goods and agrarian notes
Sydney Frodugh Salds lists livestock and feed items with varied quotes for Lucerne hay, chaff, prime and inferior grades, and potatoes. Trade names like Richards Perthville Cheney and Stanley Bros. are noted with prices and units. A medical plug and Bathurst distributor are mentioned at article end.
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Australia and Scotland struggle in drawn second test match
In a wet London day Scotland and Australia were all out for limited scores as Anton looked on. The second innings saw 2000 spectators, with Scotland 131 for three at stumps and Australia reserves Jones and Hallen among the few bright spots. The match paused with a draw likely as conditions favored the quicker wicket.
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Supply Bill Passes After Debated Motion In House
In the House of Representatives the motion to postpone the debris on the Want of Confidence Motion was debated. After discussion the motion was withdrawn and the Supply Bill for just over one month was considered in Committee of Supply. The Postmaster General toll telephone regulations faced criticism and a proposed amendment to cut the bill by one day was rejected as the Supply Bill passed. The Press conference featured Hans Winston Churchul and guests at a social event.
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Cautionary Notice on Extract Preparations and Patented Eucalypt Oils
A damaged clipping from a Sydney market pages warns against unsafe nostrums sold as genuine Sand er Ant Song Pure Volatile Eucalypts Extract. It cites a recent death linked to such concoctions and recounts a witness testimony about severe irritation from an ulcer treatment. The piece urges buyers to seek legitimate products and to beware of deceptive claims.
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