Australian workers debate tariffs and federation policy
A political gathering discusses the wage fixation issue and state control, opposing compulsory arbitration and urging careful tariff policies. Speakers argue about immigration, distribution cooperation, and the role of government in industry, with emphasis on protecting employers and domestic shipping. The talk includes views on railway funding, irrigation, and preferential trade within a broader federation framework.
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Ruiplayers’ Association
Sanato
Nichobsan
Askel Farm
Gratidadatess
Mary Dorlians
Positsant
Nonin
Askuil
Eters
Gaveriaant
Gavern
Ivan
Vbw
Linus
Australie
Sulin
Wham
Thorald Regars
Hwé
England
Amurion
Australia
New Zealand
Koppo
Butvst
Wnions
Enterprims
Ceir
Si. Barton
Philip Pysh
Mr. O'Gondee
Wangaratta
Howalla
Murray
Cheard
Adstelin
Australi
Tyhimawlf
Germany
America
Chatoboelain
Chu Coloniak
Mi Smuith
Lutermapnion
Yganeca Fontiang
Federation
Viiews
Frde
Regugs
Wommn
Lanhtar
Kennedy
Lear
Heay
Mr Bishoff
Old Maida
Indies
Eloy
Seddon
Angus
Naver
Argus
Linghtur
Sedona
Tucauw
Western and
South Australia
Trans-Continental Railway
Dorham
Bischof
Seal Sip
Mip
New
Cainen Midble
Carta Labs
Pullas
Alene Tay
Wen
Orion
Claas
Defenders of Labor and Capital Debate at Victoria Meeting
A Victorian public forum featured speakers arguing for and against protectionist policies, federation, and women's suffrage. Mr Seddon and Mr Durham defended moderate protection while opposing excessive tariff power, and candidates faced questions on defence and imperial trade.
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Smith
Ciminghaws
Sauth
Canninghau
England
Derian
Derhan
Peacock
America
Mr. Derhain
Mr. Posvock
Mr. Derham
Blackburne
Dorhwmnin
Simith
Kour
Huwt
Dorhiun
Leaid
J Ropuatam
Orica
Derham
Sam
Howe
Lac
Mr. Durham
Hewett
Mr. Smith
Conningham
Darhon
Avgas
Flinders Lane
Derhum
Lam
Feira Ieee
Victoria
Tam criticizes hostility to Palmer and the Victorian Four
In an exchange from Yarrawonga dated December, Tam argues workers misjudge the Employers' Federation. He asserts its aim to repeal certain legislation to lower living costs, praising Free Trade members for seeking wage protections while reducing prices. He advocates Palmer and the Victorian Four as allies.
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Tam
Mr. Palmer
Wistorian
Employers’ Federation
Victoria
Palmer
Palmee
Moira
Bey Palmir
Alionp
Women and the Franchise Debate Sparks Civic Awakening
A discussion of women's suffrage urges voters to back Mil Jedatian's candidacy as a symbol to rouse women to political participation. The editorial argues men may be broader minded and welcomes the shift toward enfranchising women, hoping to end foolish arguments against female voting rights.
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EprTolt
Simj
Mie Joldatein
Apparent Bias and Literary Critique Sent From Bonilla
A reader letter laments apparent tolerance of FyaHyN ideas and mocks certain women’s intellects while praising others. The note, signed KNAVANT from Bonalla, December, references Rankin and works like From the Depths of Her Ignorance.
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Mats
Fyahyn
Mort
Nonta
Rankin
Miss Goldswein
Lilias
Knavant
Bonalla
Deo
Judge Sums Up In Case Against Robert Coleman
The trial in which Robert Coleman faced charges of grievous bodily harm to Roy Bunning resumed before Judge Gaunt. The Crown urged conviction on two counts based on credible testimony. the defence claimed the injuries could be hereditary and denied any beatings. The jury returned guilty with a strong mercy recommendation. Coleman was sentenced to 18 months hard labour.
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Robert Coleman
Banning
Coleman
Julia Wilson
Jonas
Wilson
Coleman's
Lin
Benning
Ind
Bonting
Thomas
Phonas
Whitfie
Coleman Boontss
Kyidenon
Sim
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertised
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming to clear the complexion sharpen sight improve appetite remove headache and cure illness when taken as directed. Sold by Victor Bay amid limited stock.
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Victor Bay
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Olides Donigo
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the People’s Providers
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Catton
A. Miller & Co., Popilae Cash Traders
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Price
Millet
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Messrs—Deraam and
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Suire Hall
Psu
Mr. Wallace
Kr. Wallice
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Mtr Smith
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Yarrawonga
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Geneva
Benalla
Spain
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Melbourne
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Bunalla
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