Butchers Bump Fines and Court Roll Debate
Sydney reports from the Industrial Court show fines totalling three pounds for breaches of the award. The Full Court requests an attorney explain why his name was removed from the roll amid allegations of trust money misappropriation. A separate case: a man and woman are committed for trial. In North Sydney an inquest into Lucy Edith Smith’s death concluded. evidence cited possible instrument related cause and coroner notes death due to attempt to procure an event, with Donald Roderick Sinclair and Rebecca Sinder facing murder charges.
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Donald Sinclais
Woolahra
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Donald Roderick Sinclair
Rebecca Sindir
Bow
The Marrickville Affair in Sydney Court
Joseph Kerr, a night officer, was brought before the police court on a charge of complicity in the Marrickville railway station robbery. He was remanded after preliminary examination, bail set, and further inquiry ordered, with proceedings continuing to establish his involvement.
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Sydney
Ihursday
Joseph Kerr
Lievenng
Marrickville
Liswong
Tasmanian Elections Report Cabinet Reconstruction Likely
The latest returns show Anti Socialists 15 and Labour 12, forcing cabinet reconstruction after the Treasurer Urquhart's defeat. Federal Postmaster General Thomas notes Labour's progress, praising the Tasmanian Labour Party leader Earle for the result and its positive implication for the next Federal General Elections.
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Hoban
Labour
Urquhart
Thomas
ederal_ Post
Labour Party
Earle
Seder
Piny
Tasmania
Federal Old Age Pensions Act In Force In Queensland
The Federal Old Age Pensions are ready and to be approved at the Federal Executive Council meeting. Ministers say the Act is not yet fully operative as benefits start only after claims are certified by the Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner. Section 33 requires the pension rate and payment start date to be set in every case.
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Sterbourne
Executive Council
Queensland
Hall
Premier rejects return of Hansen certificate after harbor disaster
A deputation representing Isabour Wuoll and other trade unions urged the Premier to return Hansen’s certificate for the steamer Duns wires suspended after the Menawali Measter collision at Sydney Harbor. The Premier refused, arguing Hansen erred in steering and that reversing would have avoided the collision. Largely pacified, the meeting pressed for accountability while cautioning against blame.
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Isabour Wuoll
Yoslor- Wand
Aia Hansen
Dunswires
Menawali Measter
Sydney Harbor
Hansen
Galaining
Yoxines Cartier
Defences debated as Australian Natives' Association deputation meets minister
A deputation from the Australian Natives' Association presented defence resolutions to Minister for Defence Senator Pearce. They urged compulsory military training, an Australian navy, local shipbuilding and docks, cadet and rifle training, ambulance training for girls, and land tax earmarked for defence. The minister said views aligned with government aims and noted steps toward a navy, cadet schemes, and school physical drill reforms.
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Admiralty
Cresswell
Preemantle
Ele
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Australian cricketers in practice and Nottingham tour match
Australian players held an hour of practice at Lord’s amid form shows with Cotter Lowling praised. The England captaincy issue unsettled as McLaren accepts the role. Jackson was asked but declined. Australia vs Notts match began at Nottingham with weather fine and fast pitch as Notts won the toss and batted, with early wickets including Stowe and Burdstat.
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Loris
Cotter Lowling
McAlister
Hopkins
Carkeek
Nottingham
ASC
McLaren
Jackson
Jones
Tremonger
J. Gann
London
Australia
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Hargan
Macartney
Riley
Barnes
Nolta—Viret Fallings
Cim
Armateing Ae
UO Stowe
Burdstat
Armstrong
Budget Debate Sparks Cry for Resignation in Commons
London reports Philip Snowden Labour MP welcomed the Budget saying it took from the rich and gave to the poor. He argued the poor would be better off only if the rich were made poorer. After debate the closure was applied amid cries to resign or withdraw the Budget.
Falls in Lions at Roosevelt Corner
President Roosevelt hunts big game in Africa and has slain six lions while his son accounts for one.
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Roosevelt
London
Africa
Britain and Aeroplanes New Developments in Aero Tech Flight
Britain showcases new aeroplane effort with Captain Dunne testing a craft in the Scottish hills and a 12 mile flight. Wright brothers visit London and meet Mr Haldane as six aeroplanes are inspected at the Aero Club grounds on Stepney's island in the Medway estuary. A British dirigible balloon reports a successful flight at Aldershot.
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Dunne
Royal Eurineers
War Office
Wreht
Aero Club
Steppey
Medway
Aldershot
May Day Disturbances Spark London mourners clash
May Day in London prompted a riot after strikers at Buenos Ayres morgue were faced with missing bodies. Police removal of the corpses triggered a violent demonstration as cars were rushed and traffic disrupted during the chaotic scenes.
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London
Thursuay
Buenos’ Ayres
Argentina
Land Board Sits on Confirmation and Investigations
Local Land Board continued sittings with confirmations for 100 to 820 acres for Richard Tay Richard Harris Ernest Alvert Brown William Bar ratt Richard William Webb John Joseph Smeal Peter ONeill Taueca ecreys Slrugh out of list James Kea Key Wm Thos Bullock Adam Alexander Turnbull and others. Appraisals listed for William Henry McSpeddan Albert Ernest Mutton and suspension of conditions for Stephen Tooth. Also a medicinal ad for Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
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Richard Harris
Ernest Alvert Brown
William Barratt
Richard Willam Webb
John Joseph Smeal
Peter O'Neill
Taueca Ecreys
Tames
Kea Key
Thos Bullock
Wim
Thos. Bullock
Adam Alexander Turnbull
Whham Henry McSpeddan
Albert Ernest Mutton
Stephen Tooth
The Poor Turk and London News Dispatch
A commission examining the Yildiz Kiosk, residence of the deposed Sultan, found £450,009 in banknotes, a rosary valued at £75,000, and a receipt for £1,206,000 deposited abroad. Separately a Salwin River tribe in Yun Nan, China killed German explorers Brunharber and Schiltz as they planned a Tibetan expedition.
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Maursday
Yildix
Salwin
Yun Nan
China
Brunharber and
Schiltz
Tibet
Broker John C. Chaleers Found Dead Near La Perouse
The lifeless body of John C. Chaleers, broker and accountant, was found this afternoon near the La Perouse monument. A bullet wound was in his head and a revolver lay nearby, indicating a possible self-inflicted death.
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Sydney
John C. “Chalemers
Monument la Perouse
Letter to the Argus on mining policy and duties
Correspondence to the editor argues over publication delays and criticizes mining policy. The writer laments five months for audit results, urges timely, fair reporting, and condemns high taxes on mining equipment while calling for lower duties and freight costs to keep resources and jobs in the country. The dated remarks reference May 1909.
Sydney Share Market Quotation Report
Sydney market notes on Thursday show varied prices with Hill South and Gill listings. Broken Et Blogs 14 and Vlada update at 10.015 gd, while Lloyds Copper trades at 23 gd and Queen Bes four weeks.
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Qenestta Hill South
Gill
Broken Et
Vlada
Brokin Gill
Lloyd's Copper
Homebush Stock Salds Auction Sheep Lambs Sold
Commercial report of Homebush stock sale noting about forty thousand sheep and lambs offered by auction. Cattle yarded with varied prices for sheep, lambs, and cattle. prices per head listed in old currency. Market unsettled for cattle while sheep and lambs showed changes in value.
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Homebush
Sydney
Auction Sale At Central Railway Yards Offers Produce And Livestock
Auction at Central Railway Yards this morning offered nine trucks of produce with thirty six bidders. Prices ranged from prime chaff to oats and hay, with various bale sizes and bids noted. Wool sales were rumored to be strong, with merinos up and crossbreds steady above prior rates. A separate corporation sale reported fat cattle and sheep, plus store cows and consignments from multiple parties, with prices and averages listed.
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Central
Tod
Prine
Eaton
Lyndhurst
Yars
Moser
Clements and McCarthy
Lambat
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