Industrial Trouble in England Drastic Edict Boilermakers
The Shipbuilding Employers Federation gives a week's notice to 50,000 boilermakers across Tyne Clyde Wear Barrow Belfast after the Boilermakers Society refused to tell caulkers at Armstrongs yard in Newcastle to return to work post strike. The move shocks and unsettles the workers.
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Opium Suppression Edict Sparks Public Outrage in Shantung
In London dated August, Chinese authorities vow to end opium smoking with severe punishments for officers and men found smoking. Germany reports its Shantung trade with Kiaochan valued at five and a half million over ten years as debates over the opium edict grow.
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A Peculiar Disaster At Sea On The Clyde
Fifty rowing boats on the Firth of Clyde carrying fishing crews were blown out to sea. Most boats returned to shore safely, but steamers later rescued many occupants. Three were drowned in the incident.
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Europeans Evacuate Marrakech and Mogador in Morocco
London reports that Marakesh and Mogador have been evacuated aboard warships. In Spain and France there is talk of a full Franco Spanish agreement on their Moroccan military forces and operations.
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Five Thousand Remain in Casa Blanca as Conflict Looms
London reports Casa Blanca holds about five thousand residents with French troops encamped east of town and five hundred Spanish troops present. An additional fifteen hundred Spanish troops are expected as Moors gather nearby, signaling a potential imminent clash.
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Jessop in Form for Gloucester Scorers Record
Jossop scored 93 for Gloucester against Hampshire with 53 points coming in fifteen minutes after accepting a position in Antalta.
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Pudding disaster at Uncle Jim visit ends in mystery
A family holiday ends with a ruined pudding caused by a faulty recipe from an old cookbook. Uncle Jim falls sick from irritant poisoning after the dessert collapses, Rover the dog dies, and a missing recipe page is blamed. The twist reveals the bath in the book and a homemaker’s pride.
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Wilkies seek rail link to boost Western settler fortunes
A lengthy piece details Leon R. Flicks and John Wilkie, large landholders in the Pinjarra Marradong region, proposing a railway extension to link their sheep farms with the capital and port. It notes Wilkie family wealth, expansive grants totaling 15 000 to 20 000 sheep, and the hoped benefits of a rail line for export markets, while critiquing limited public funding. The article also touches local civic issues and a light aside about a turf wicket proposal.
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Pruning and tree planting drive in district gains pace
The district reports widespread pruning and planting efforts led by Mr Hunter who claims a record sale at his winery and notes floods affecting river banks. A.C. Cook Bunbury advertises electro plate ware, glasses, and jewelry while stressing eyesight care with interchangeable lenses by C Cook, Bunbury.
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Bunbury Oval Gets Major Drainage and Sanding Upgrades
City council advances extensive improvements to Bunbury oval including sand topdressing, drainage via two main box channels and light mitre drains, and leveling to create a pervious surface. Engineers expect about 3000 loads of sand at a low cost while debating a turf wicket and cement pitch for future seasons.
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