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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
2
An OCR fragment from a local budget note appears garbled with stray words and partial names. It mentions a place and a budget topic, but lacks readable context or full details to identify people, dates, or specific actions.
A long reflection on China’s emergence, Western influence, and potential reforms, with projections of a modernizing empire. The piece discusses population, geography, railways, navy rebuilding, and possible constitutional shifts, framing China as a growing force tied to Australia and Japan in a future balance of power.
A long, opinionated column critiques Victorian NSW tensions and union dynamics. It rails at Minister for Lands Mr. Ashton for alleged anti NSW bias, attacks unions and non-unionists, and comments on political maneuvers, betting laws, Labor caucus discipline, and regional governance amid ongoing public notices, local sales, and civic events. The piece mixes editorial darts with local notices and upcoming performances and elections.
Miss Ashe, who has headed the Deaconess High School during the quarantine of staff at the school, returned to Sydney on Thursday after the infectious disease case was addressed. A thunderstorm occurred Thursday night with 11 points of rain recorded.
Mr Ewing MHR in parliament argues that democracy means broad social participation and improvement of conditions. He condemns socialism as taking from one to give to another, warns of land taxes and heavy taxation on farmers, and likens the Labor Party to Janus with two faces, one democratic and humane, the other socialist and anarchist. He cites lines describing socialists as opposed to equal division of earnings and as takers of others’ money.
More than £10,000 has been collected for the YMCA building fund and it is unlikely the £15,000 target will be reached within the week. In Findlay, Ohio, a jury found Standard Oil Company guilty of conspiracy to restrain trade since July 1908, with each day’s business a separate offence. If convicted on all counts, the aggregate fine could reach up to £1,284,000 to £25,680,000 plus potential imprisonment.
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