Labor Unions and Politics in Australia Draw Sharp Critique
The piece argues that union influence drives Broken Hill miners to endure losses rather than act on initiative, condemns caucus dominated Labor governments in New South Wales Victoria Queensland and Western Australia, and warns such tactics threaten the Labor movement and industrial progress. It also notes other local items including cheap Sydney excursions and deaths and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis Ain Weht
Broken Hill
Nulty
Acmlal Cat
Broken’ HI
Australis
New South Wales Assembly
Messrs
Beeby and Holman
Victoria
Socialist
David Bowoan
Thejlowly
Thomas Walker
New South Wales
Iildston
Queensland
Canenasds
Dagiizh
oLabor
Gudli
Western
Australia
Labour Party
Colerie
St Patrick Day Celebration Promises Townwide Festivities
Local forecast shows cloudy showers on the North Coast and Baston Districts with N E winds. The St Patrick's Day celebration unfolds on the Sports Ground with champion cyclists and athletes already in town. Visitors may expect a full day of amusements as Messia hosts the event with Larkin and Kin Brothers providing information and a national concert program featuring Teaching Toca talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baston
Olen N.E
Rilocesa
Opi
Chambion
Upie
Larkin
MU Noo
Messia
Lare Kin Brothers
George-street
Teaihing Toca
New Machinery at Longmora Mine Site Advances Prospecting
At Longmora mine near Tew rd Dun Dan work on new machinery for the find progressed with fences removed and vigorous prospecting. The area between Hargraves and Hill End is being explored as the country appears largely prospected and ready for more development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmora's
Tew
Dun Dan
Hargraves
Hill End
Tee Aire
Instructing Dairy Inspectors Aimed by Agriculture Minister
The Minister for Agriculture proposed appointing instructors to promote dairying, aid farmers, and improve results without duplicating existing Dairy Board authorities. A communication to the advisory body discussed instruction aims and coordination with health directors. The Fishermen's Bad Luck section notes fishermen forced ashore by severe star weather, ending with an improvised Victoria Park concert and mention of two blued men in the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Bas Wlrendy
Dairies
Levi
Victoria Parke
Abercrombid Shire Council Vacancy Nominees Named
The Abercrombid Shire Council seeks a Councillor for the In50 Riding after a resignation. Three nominees were named: Tree Barnes, Thomas Charles Hackney, and James Kesney Mount David. Election scheduled for Saturday March 27 at Rockley Mount David Burrega and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aber
Sromblayi
Perry
Place
Tree Barnes
Triangle
Fiat
Thomas Charles
Hackney
Buckburraga
Crazler
James
Kesney
Rockley
Mount David
Burrega
Abersromble
River
Troukey
Triangla
Correspondence to the Editor on English Education and Policy
A reader questions the Advocate's stance on English education and national secular schooling. The letter criticizes inconsistencies in advocating protection for industry while supporting socialist aims to take over production and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Wil
Granmiar
Anderson
England
Socialist Party
Dalian Paris
Tate Jet
Tary
Wittin
Debate on Party Government Echoes Through Editorials
A fragmented leading article discusses the tradition of party government and the two party system in Parliament. It notes enduring divides between Government and Opposition and questions the representativeness of Parliament today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Olingsito
Systen
Shopla
Tos
Apiates
Democrat
Model Plough Exhibit At Bathurst Technological Museum
A model plough labeled Advance Australia and maker R Douglas is displayed at the Bathurst Technological Museum. The note claims the exhibit was raffled in 1878 by the late Mr Hodge for Robert Douglas, then a wheelwright not working with iron, who later owned the implement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technological Museum
Lemay
Cape
Advance
Australia
Doug’ Lag
R. Douglas
Imada
Achaspar
Bathurst Presbyterian Courete
Selaction Hodge
Robert Douglas
Douglas
Tam
Sa Cherry
Anderson
Seymour-street
Batburat
Unclear historical ad fragment with old medicine claims
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dubious remedy advertisement mentioning Dr Sheldon, Mapuetia Lintment, and Mockler Bros in Bathurst Morgan Burraca. The passage includes mock warnings about battle and a sales line by Le Bagloy and Co, with garbled terms and typos throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Mockler Broz
George-strest
Bathurst
Morgan
Burraca
Oberon Shire Council Holds Conference on Grants and Roads
The Oberon Shire met to discuss government grants for the Allee Swamp Deviation and Kanangra Walls road projects. Officials reviewed employment of an engineer and approved actions on road work, local governance, and municipal needs with majorities, plus reports from the Overseer of Works and department consults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proit
Oberon
Shire
Cairnell
Mtthute
Shira
Sydney
Apd
Jones
Allee
Kanangra
Gingkin
Brennan
Serondell
Odiineilar
Citorts
Enoris
Mer
Stabbing Affray in Campbell Street Sydney
Reports describe a stabbing amid a Campbell Street affray between Europeans and a Chinaman. William Stanford was stabbed in the right side during the fracas, with conflicting accounts of the events and an arrest by plain clothes constables. An inquest is expected into the death of Thomas Boadford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jydney
Campbell Street
Stanfort
William Williams
Rawson-street
Spolany
Campbell-streat
Pitt
Castlereagh
Chinaman
Sue
Tex Peat
Campbell-street
Codiereagh
Elizabeth-street
Salmont
Newell Aq
Anders Zon
Toibe
Che
Parauere
Alt Bige
BAYER
Thomas Boadford
Tim
Oninp
Bell-Streat
Inghesant Tickling Doctor Bheldon's Discovery for Coughs
An OCR fragment advertises Dr Bheldon’s new remedy for coughs colds and consumption with a pleasant smell and dose. It claims pleasant tasting and lists Morksey Bros on George Street Tathuat BH Morgan Burriga as obtainment locations and prices.
Challenge Cricket Match At Lithgow Defies Odds
A chaotic report from Lithgow describes a Saturday cricket challenge between Zig Zag Brewery’s defectors from Sydney and the Lithgow team. The match ended with unclear scores but impressive bowling by Brute who took 4 wickets for 20 runs and Pridr who claimed 2 for 4. The winner was to host a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithgow
Touter
Brute
Pridr
Perros
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Praised by Local User
A reader from Vic endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm as an excellent liniment that relieved rheumatic distress and muscular pain. The letter, signed I Edgley and Co, urges others to try the remedy for temporary relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Goolone
Vic
Chamberlain
I. Edgley
Premiers Conference Discusses Finance and Fairness
In Sydney on Tuesday Mr Wade with Treasurer T Waddell and Minister Jones Ashton considered a formal financial scheme. The Hobart conference aimed to educate the public on fiscal fairness and urged Commonwealth understanding of a high level agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wade
T.waddell
Jones ‘Ashton
Hobart
Stair
Monneath
Sis
Commonwealth
Peculiar Infantile Paralysis Outbreak Reported in Hobart
Hobart doctors report a rapid outbreak of infantile paralysis among youths ages three to nineteen. Several cases affect limbs with paralysis spreading to different parts of the body. Hospital treatment underway at Hobart Hospital as experts seek explanation and potential recovery signs among patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Tasmanian
Uoe
Clergymen Hear Contempt Case At Presbyterian Church
In Melbourne a civil court session drew clergymen and laymen to the Presbyterian Church as Judge Hodges presided over a contempt matter involving Mr. Murdock. The court considered producing a document and releasing Murdock from proceedings after authorities indicated the presbytery’s involvement. The hearing concluded with the judge noting the need for adherence to law before granting release, and Murdock was greeted by fellow ministers after the adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Civil
Presbyterian Church
Hodges
Macarthur
Saunderson
Mr. Murdock
Curt
Murdock
Mr. Macarthur
Murdock Q
Gaheir
Macarthyr
Squolis
Bryant
Tianderstand
Larper
Au Press
Harper
Hodge Court
Vialace
Ronald
Harvest Festival and Community Service Report
The Cor correspondent notes a Sunday noon harvest festival with vows, hymns, and a large congregation. Rev. Fo Harris conducted the service with a sermon from J Chronieles 29th and praise by the district choir and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauit
Thalestoi
Fo. Harris
J. Chronieles
Clergyman Sent to Gaol in Melbourne Case
Fragmented OCR notes detail a church dispute in Melbourne involving the Rev. Muirdack and a Presbytery decision. The document cites a request to produce official documents in the Supreme Court and questions the Presbytery’s authority in the matter.
Tragic Electrocution At Fremantle Street Scene
A man aged 38 died after being electrocuted while working near Palemantle power lines. The current over 2000 volts caused him to hang head down and groan in pain until fire brigade ropes freed him. He died from burns. a widow and two children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberts Cox
Palemantle
Bet
Fire Brigade
Cox
Burne
Britain in Somaliland Petitions Vote Justified
London report notes Colonel Seely Under Secretary for the Colonies explains the 447000 vote supporting Somaliland petitions. He states the government will pursue a cautious defensive policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Somaliland
London
Seely
Sydney Produce Market Notes on Prices and Sales
The Sydney market report details quiet street activity and prices across commodities. It lists bids for wheat barley oats and potatoes, plus dairy and meat terms, with values in shillings and pence and references to Central Railway Yards sales and various buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elo Biour
Sydney
Seoma
Pollard
WSW
Bray
Toemanion
Algeria
Ft Bay
Ithyer
Pasior
Eges
Reilwaya
Lola
Sual Bistdors
Aml Pune
Houay
Werteri
Boeewynce
Sydneysprodugh Sales
Yihey
Tuceday
Bixty
Central Railway
Ethdreys Ix
Luverne Tiayy
Dales
J. J. Danzell
Wangools
Lyndhurst
Unclear ad fragment hints at remedies and cures
Fragmentary notice mentions Dr Sheldon now discovery price four four and three for battle, Mogkler Bros and Morgan barvag apons, Chamberlains Tablets cure disturbed sleep. Waglay and Co referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couiah
Dr. Sheldon
Oimos al Mogkler Bros
Georgesireet
Ikuvat
Morgan
Barvag
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Labor IN Politics
Ranway
Uii
Dowbl
Barchuret
Thomas Byrne
Thomas’ Byrne
Hoeneea
the Royal Hotel
Ainge Kayleg
Byrne
Portland
Garr
Falin
Porter's
Jerong
Tareong
Curracoold
Porter
Orangh
Orange Jockey | Club
Earlie Barnes
Orange
Wollongong
Dharlie
Meadow Creek
Rockley Club
Jacob Baris
Triangle Plat
Bathuret
Gibb
Bedman
Balhuret
Beeman
Hunter-street
Park _ Hotel
Giuund Beeman
Bathurst Avery
Abercrombid Shire
Gathurst
Uose Ehleng
Young
Fer Ee Jong
Porthville
National Library of Australia
Iuin
le Bagloy
Oberoi Shire Council
Todd Secorde
Robindan
Wollonditly
Ehilg
Teporton
Connener Brennen
Fidform
Wollondilly
Widi
Durac
Pan Kinet
Connell
William
Counell
Buighton Hotel
Robinson
L. Todt
Department of Mines and Ariculturs
Hotuile
Tie
Fem
Tie Department of Audit
Oberar Shire
Ums
Si Ag
Gounell
Hava
Pooley
P.X
Owerg
Counelitor
Gounetltor
Counciilor Brennan
Buckland
Naling
Waa
Aberwrombie
Taralga
Little River
Sydmouth
Toad de Re Terre
Robinson, Kellys
le Todd
W. Hanrahan
MR. Wade
Gyman
Country News
Gaqgl
Malbourne
Southlash
Dudge
Ropaty
Ode Muirdack
Onic
Supreme Court
Wiz
Commercial
Phloks
Waney
Busin
Sussea
Manltubay Nsw
Waglay and Co
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