The Battle of Ballarat Campaign and Ballarat Vote
As Ballarat counts adgentes votes a fierce campaign fatigue grips the city. The Liberal side touts principled governance while Labour attacks. financial disputes and sworn affidavits color the race. Ballarat awaits final results amid heightened public fever and uncertain outcomes. Ladies urged to join an advanced cookery class next Wednesday at 7 30 with space for six more students. History and geography along with bookkeeping classes need a few more enrollees to fill numbers.
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Ballarat
Mr. M'Key
Worath
Mr. M'Kay
Australia
Mr. M'Grath
M'Kay
Sunthing
Mgrath
Im Kay
M‘grath
Labor
Sunshine
Acta
M.grath
Balkans agitation as Serb command urges Bulgaria pullback
Belgrade reports mounting pressure on Premier Pasics amid warnings from the Opposition that government indecision wastes time in talks with Bulgaria. Acting on orders, Servian commandant Ishtik asked Bulgarian troops to retreat from a position seized yesterday. the Bulgarians complied.
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Belgrade
M. Pasics
Bulgaria
Ishtik
The Federal Poll shows Liberals leading on the lists
The report records Liberals edging Labor in the current lists with Liberal 38 and Labor 37, forecasting a tight race. Absent votes may decide outcomes in several seats like Ballarat and Waverra, while Labor leads in some regions and Liberal momentum narrows in others.
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Liberals
Labor
Ballaret
Wawarra
Ganadian Affaire Defense of the Pacific Coast debate
In Ottawa on Friday during a Senate debate Senator Ower asked how Canada would defend itself if 200000 Japanese troops landed in British Columbia. He stressed fortifying the Pacific Coast and said Canada could deploy only 30000 militia in war. Senator Power argued militia spending was not commensurate with results.
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Ottawa
Senate
Ower
British Columbia
Canada
Pacific
Benator
Murder doubt ends as police debunk alive Jones claim
Sub inspector Walsh rebutted a report that Gilbert Pickering Jones, believed murdered at Broome, remained alive in the South West. Evidence showed Jones left for Broome by the Western Australia run, was seen on a Fremantle steamer, his mother’s letters pointed to his departure, and remains’ identity was established beyond question. A further check on an alleged survivor at Halynoke is urged.
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Gee
Bunbury
Francis
Gilbert Pickering Jones
Spargo Way
Broome
Walsh
Gilbert, Pickering Jones
Re Itwntle
Soth- West
St Fremiantle
Holyoake
Jones
Commissioner of Police
Western Australia
T Halyonke Ag
Dardanup
Austrian Antarctic Expedition Nearing Completion in 1914
The Antarctic Vienna navy Arrangementa prepare an Austrian Antarctic expedition scheduled for 1914. The project is estimated to cost £25,000 under Br. Felix Kotnig, who served with Lieut Wilshner's Antarctic expedition. The whip once used by Lieut Wilchner was bought for £3,526.
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Vienna
Navy
Antarctic
Felix Kotnig
Wilshner
Wilchner
Daring Robbery From Railway Booking Office
London officers report a bold theft at King's Cross station where a valuable ironed box worth 24000 pounds was taken from the cloakroom. A district messenger earlier took the box and returned it without a second ticket, allowing a man to claim it. A reward of 500 pounds is offered for information leading to recovery.
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London
Frouman
Freeman
London Stock Market Sees Cautious Rally
Financial crisis in London with a calmer mood tonight. Canadian Pacific Railway shares attract more buying while bears cover. Deals show retailer Deason and Dutton hammered amid suspected robbery liabilities deemed not serious. Pull Mall Gazette notes a distinctly unpleasant market with heavy forced liquidations and tightened credits, especially in colonial loans.
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London
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific Railway
Deaslan and
Dutton
Mall Gazette
Population rise and state total amid May arrivals
Population for May grew by 1487 with arrivals outpacing departures by 488, bringing the state's total to 912,783. A young man, beaming, removed his hat as Annis Lisle looked on demurely and asked for a bottle of Woods Great Peppermint Carey.
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Annis Lisle
Mov has hik price and a clever pair of figures
A fragmentary report notes a woman and a man involved in a situation described as certain and troubling. It mentions a charming hobby and a sense of minding or managing a fleet on a route or path, with unclear specifics about who is involved or where this occurs.
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Mov
Masunda Robbery Case At Bunbury Police Court
Two men Johansen and Netmoh were fined five pounds each or two months in jail after admitting to stealing groceries clothing valued at five pounds from the steamship Masunda. Evidence showed items hidden in the ship tunnel and later recovered. A second charge of stealing a razor shaving set and a prayer book was dismissed. Netmoh received seven days for related offences.
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W. L. RM
Qari Johansen
Wolfe
Johansen
Netmohot
Wales
Masunda
Tueday
Aticles
Evans
B.C. Gee
Musunda
Water Tin Welsh
Netach
A.m
Wolfgang Netech
Jas
Kilpatrick
Leman
Hig Locker
Pac
Coe
Netich
Sevan
Plain women blamed less than pretty, study notes bias
The fragment suggests that plain women face fewer criticisms than pretty women, yet both face judgment based on expectations of male behavior. It implies women’s reputations are tied to perceived propriety and men’s assumptions about their actions. The text reflects dated views on gender and social scrutiny.
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