British Navy Leaders Discuss Defenses and Naval Unity
Lord Northcot of the com London presided at the rata Banquet while Lord Charles Beresford attended the gathering. Key figures urged stronger home defense and rapid readiness for war, stressing colonial ties and the need for naval unity with Canada. Germany was warned Britain must be ready by Easter to deter aggression as Parliament debated ship Modernization and strategy.
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London
Burnay
Monwealth
Charles Beresford
Eyenling Yard
Temselves
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Wode
Rajec
Pritein
Naval Perong
Panuel
Alfred’ Lyttelton
Britain
Urverseas
Nis
Germany
Me Macnamara
Local Government Board
Lewestote
Balfour Presses Tariff Reform At Reform Meeting
London Sunday report on the Women's Union Tariff Reform Association with MF Balfour urging tariff reform. He warned that high direct taxes and indirect levies burden the empire and called for policy binding colonies through a united empire rather than abandoning protection and risking discord among nations.
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London
AL Domwetlig
Women's Union Staml Tarifeform Association
Mr. Balfour
Perlis
Meader
Nalonal Meaney
The Allan Line Steamer Morigolian In Ice Jam
The Allan ling steamer Morigolian became jammed in the harbor ice at St John s New Brunswick when released from the ice it drifted and narrowly escaped drifting ashore There were 500 passengers aboard.
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London
Allan Ling
St. John’s
New- Sundand
Aim
Frenehi Postal Strike Broken Up by Cavalry in Paris
At a Paris meeting of 600 workmen yesterday violent speeches were made against the men. The General Federation of Labor called them to stay at work but they refused and thousands of navvies gathered outside singing the Internationale before cavalry dispersed the scene.
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Paris
General Federation
Naval base demand from Newcastle and Gateshead deputation
Four deputations from Newcastle and Gateshead met the Lord of the Admiralty to urge a naval repair base on the Tyne area. In reply Khomenn said Britain did not possess sufficient docks for Dreadnoughts.
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Newcastle
Gateshead
Tyne
I Mkenna
Great Britain
Races Across Moorefield and Newcastle Report
Race meeting results from Moorefield and Newcastle with varied performances. Winners include Moorefield Hindicap and Welcome, while Newcastle highlights Matehmaker and Rocklight among others in a day of brisk but cold weather.
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Matehmaker
Winsome
Rose Linnet
Tor Matehmaker
Feneth
Misa Pinte
di Kavern
Sydney First-Grade Matches Report
Sydney teams held high scoring games in the city matches with Globe defeating Manly 24 to 2 and Sydney beating Western Suburbs. Newtown topped Dunniin 82 to 8 as University improved with a narrow win over Byddrey by 2.
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Sining
Globe
Manly
Daslarn Subaria
Boon
Y. Western -Sabuchsadi
Newtown
Duimiin
University
Byddey
Steamer Wimmer Arrives with Nearly Seven Hundred Passengers
The steamer Wimmer of the Parker line arrived yesterday at Sydney from Auckland New Zealand bringing close to 700 passengers including 52 steerage. Several families and many officers are among those departing New Zealand due to hard times.
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Zealand
Sydney
Wimmer
Yds Art, Parker Line
Sirney
Auckhind
New Zealand
Smash Up at Spit Manly Bus Crash In Sydney
In Sydney on a Sunday afternoon at 345, a Spit Manly bus train wrecked after a horse stumbled and dragged the driver into the roadway. A subsequent bolt caused the horse to dash into a telegraph post, throwing passengers onto the road. Mrs Esther King fractured her collarbone with additional injuries. Ray King and several others suffered minor injuries, and driver Hawthorne was hurt.
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Sydney
Spit- Manly
Gling
Legih
Esther King
Ray King
Mary Jolson
Joseph Wood
Frances Wood
Emily
Reeks
Hawthorne
Mystery Solved In Port Hacking Disappearance
The disappearance of Thomas Holt, a solitary man living at Port Hacking, was clarified after his boat was found adrift on Thursday and his body was recovered buried in the sand on Sunday. Holt, a single man of independent means, had planned to row across the river.
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Sydney
Thomas Holt
Port Hacking
Sleepwalker Drags Self From Window In Flinders Street
Maude Dale a 30 year old domestic servant at a Flinders Street house slept and reportedly walked from a window into the yard. She was brought to hospital with head injuries and remains in critical condition.
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Sydney
Maude Dale
Flinders-street
Njurie
Obituary for Mrs Ernest Tones of Orange
The death is reported of Mrs. Tones wife of Mr. Ernest Tanes of Orange. The deceased lady was a daughter of Mr and Mrs A Cormeed of Stewart Street Bathurst and had been ill for some time. She leaves a sorrowing husband and young family, with sympathy from relatives and friends in their bereavement.
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Stewarlatreel
Bathurst
Island News Update on Marshall Islands Wrecks and Mystery Ship
The island steamer Induna arrived from the Gilbert and Marshall Islands with reports of several shipwrecks in the Marshall group. Another item claims a mysterious steamer landed nine Japanese at Jasper Rice for collecting bird skins and feathers, prompting German authorities to investigate.
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Induna
Gilbert
Marshall Islands
Marshall Group
Jaspar Rice
Local Senior Football Matches Open New Round
The Senior Competition advanced on Saturday with three games. Bathurst and Kelso drew scoreless after a tight, hard contest. St Stanislaus beat Gily by 10 goals to 3 with Cooney scoring twice and Cooney and Nies each once, Kehoe kicking two conversions. Experimental Farm defeated Newbridge nine to all in a tough match. City B beat Kelsoa in junior play by 6 to 1. All Saints College beat Conorwall Academy 6 to 4 in a high scoring affair. A forthcoming Hartley match at Gilbgow is listed with players and officials named. Union fm telemite against Hartley is scheduled for next Saturday. A separate football match on Show Grounds Wednesday features employees of B Webb and Co. versus L Edgley and Co. for a keen rivalry.
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Big Blaze Destroys Mill in Melbourne Suburb
A four storey Nour mill in Collingwood owned by John Darling and Sous was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The blaze damaged valuable machinery and likely £12,000 in damage. The cause is unknown and the building had stood for about 20 years. The mill was insured. Darling took over earlier this year.
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John Darling
Mussra
Darling
Advertisement warning about dangerous Mugar Extract product
A dubious claim warns readers about Pure Volatile Mugaleyet extract from Rander and Sons. It alleges harmful irritation from use and urges caution against deceptions, citing a Supreme Court of Victoria and various authorities over 33 years.
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Supreme Court of Victoria
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Commonwealth farmet meeting outlines pension and defence bills
The Commonwealth farmet met yesterday for about two days. The Prime Minister Mr Pistar announced a 2 1 0 0 000 increase to the old age pension fund bringing it up to 2 0 0 0 000. He said if revenue is deficient the clause would not be available. Much of the session concerned bills for the coming session including defence, land tax and the High Commissioner's Bill. No party names or other items were discussed.
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Commonwealth Farmet
Pistar
Eviction threats and auction items fill odd notice row
Fragments describe eviction warnings and a sale listing including livestock harness furniture and a town auction. Names and places are garbled but references to Woods peppermint cure and Lowden's whiskey appear amid scattered items and a sale schedule.
Casa Blanca Incident Supports French Position at Hague
The Casa-Blanca dispute involving deserters from the French army in Morocco was sent to the Hague Tribunal. The tribunal upheld the main points of the French position and now both governments must express mutual reparations. The Gazette reports the unpleasant incident is closed.
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Cra Blanca
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Hague
Nowi
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South Sydney Rifle Club Sets Empire Match Score
South Sydney Rifle Club shot under Empire Match conditions yesterday scoring 722 for the best eight shooters in the competition. The event occurred on a Sunday with South Sydney leading the field.
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Ayaney
South Sydney Rifle Club
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