Empire defence conference discussed for July
London reports Premier Asquith announced a conference to discuss naval and military defence of the Empire with input from Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. The Times praises unity while noting doubts over the exact sharing of duties between dominions and the motherland.
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Natal Railway Strike Affects Train Services
Natal railway workers refuse duties causing widespread disruption as men from the Transvaal consider crossing into the region to work, straining available routes and services.
Suffragette Disturbances Close Galleries in Commons
In London Tuesday protests by suffragettes led to the Ladies' Gallery being closed after disturbances and a male sympathiser interfering in the Stranger's Gallery. The Speaker, after galleries re opened, warned that any further disturbance would result in immediate closure.
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Budget Surplus Debate Echoes Across Parliament
The British budget discussion centers on a land tax proposal for undeveloped land and public amenities. Lloyd George defends the plan amid socialist criticism while estimates vary on potential surpluses and liquor duties.
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Germany Faces Financial Strain and Political Unrest
A chaotic report describes Germany's fragile finances and split political scene as conservative parties debate taxation and estates. It notes a ceremonial pageant in nearby Pekin, the planned autumn memorial for the Dowager Empress, and references mutineers executed in Constantinople and proceedings before Parliament.
Meeting of Directors Debates Workers Return at Block 10 Mine
City Block 10 Company directors meet to decide whether full work should resume if strikers are penalised and if unions should be recognised. Secretary Brandon declines press comment. one director hints the board's vote favors keeping unions unrecognised. In Broken Hill only one worker reports for shift as quiet conditions persist Tuesday.
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Sedition Trial in Albury Court Draws Large Crowd
Harry Holland, a Socialist Federation figure, faced trial as the court opened in Albury. He refused to plead, claiming venue issues. judge warned that sedition in private war talk could disturb the state. Holland entered a not guilty plea after the hearing, detailing his belief that socialism opposes violence.
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Randwick Mystery In Police Dilemma Amid Willis Account
The Randwick case leaves police powerless to act as Willis withholds details. He names a Sydney resident as a suspect but insists the tip remain confidential. Police doubt the credibility and fear the named person would not attack Willis in the alleged dining incident.
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Youthful offender pleads guilty in Savings Bank frauds
Charles Wteble, a youth employed at the Government Savings Bank, pleaded guilty to two counts of withdrawing vouchers for £1 and £20 with intent to defraud. He was remanded in custody and sentenced to concurrent terms, then released on surety for good behaviour for 12 months under the First Offenders provision of the Crimes Act.
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Darlinghurst Court Hears Heavy Sentences In Burglary Theft
Judge Backhouse presided at Darlinghurst as Brabston received 3 years in Bathurst Gaol for burglary while David Clarke Wilson drew 2 years for stealing and Thomas Maguire 2 years hard labour for knowingly receiving a stolen match. James Reilly, 19, faced four larceny charges with 12 months on each, all concurrent.
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Beard the Lion Arrives in London for Lord's Practice
The Australian cricket team has arrived in London and began practice at Lord's. The squad, preparing for upcoming fixtures, will hold sessions aimed at sharpening fielding and batting before taking on locals and touring teams.
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Lords
Eminent Chemist Praises Zam Buk For Skin Healing
A scientist, W W Lascelles-Scott, analysed Zam Buk samples from makers and retailers in Birmingham to Wakefield and metropolitan areas. He finds Zam Buk vegetal in origin, free of mineral drugs, with strong antiseptic, soothing, and healing properties for superficial injuries and skin disorders.
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Bathurst Court Hearing on Lands Appeals Held
Municipality of Bathurst announces a Court of Lefty Seasions hearing appeals under the Beetion 200 Act No. 1905 for lands within the municipality. The session is set for Friday May 15, 1909 at the Town Hall with officials W. V. Briness and Clark presiding.
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