Second triangular test England v South Africa at Lords
London June 11 crowds at Lord show interest in the second triangular test as England defend lead with Foster, Barnes and Llewellyn bowling. South Africa struggle to 28 with Silke, Jennings, Gregory and Nourse contributing, Llewellyn's stubborn defensive innings noted before stumps.
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Australia v Yorkshire bowler's wicket caps first innings
In London on June 1 the Australian Eleven faced Yorkshire as home team struggled to 155 all out. Hirst and Haigh steadied late for Yorkshire, while Macartney and Hussey led Australia with tight bowling. Muckrake claimed seven wickets for 54 as Australia fell short of 200 in their first innings.
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Transport Workers Riot At Poplar Amid Strike Action
Dimon June 12 report shows dockers in Liverpool and the Sebtaish and Teds ports voting to strike. A free fight at Poplar yesterday saw strikebreakers attacked by protesters. Port London status unclear, 8126 workers still on site, 100 vessels idle and some London crews at Grimsby. Extra police deployed to deter intimidation as 2000 workers walk out at Plymouth and another 2000 halt work at Southampton.
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Prospects of General Strike In Seamen Union Ballot
Seamen and Firemen union members vote on joining transport workers in a general strike ballot. The rest of the ballot will be cast on Monday to decide if workers unite for a wider stoppage.
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Chinese in America Report on Californian Deportations
In San Francisco on January 1 the secretary reports a legal action on the Californian coast. The United States government is establishing a regular system of quota. Fifty Chinese who were detained recently have been deported.
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Titanic Enquiry Evidence On Ice and Lights
London reports evidence before a British inquiry into the disaster. An Inman Line official testifies to hav ing encountered ice ahead of the Titanic and notes the searchlights aboard the ocean liner were of little use, as an assistant hydrographer expresses disappointment in their effectiveness.
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Presbyterian Church Conference Considers Union in Vancouver
A general conference of Canadian Presbyterians met in Vancouver on June 11 and voted unanimously to pursue union with Methodist and Congregational churches. The plan proposes a merged denomination uniting the three traditions under a common framework.
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Threat to Kill Statement at Tower Hill Speech
Ben Tillett warned at Tower Hill that the Government plans to use soldiers to harm workers and endanger children. He vowed to shoot Lem Devonport, the strike’s alleged organizer, if workers are to be driven from their homes.
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Volcanic Eruption Strikes Kodiak Island Alaska
A foot of volcanic ash covers Kodiak Island in Alaska, leaving residents without water and JW. Reports say no deaths yet. The U S revenue cutter has been dispatched to aid the affected inhabitants.
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Chamber of Commerce Opens in Guildhall London
London June 1 the Chamber of Commerce gathering at Guildhall featured Sir Geo Reid High Commissioner for Australia and 42 Australian and New Zealand delegates. The Prime Minister Rt Hon H A Amquith welcomed the delegation for the government. Deaborough Mendon Chemister of Commerce delivered a presidential address touching on the Sydney conference writen telegraphy cable rates and post charges. A Toronto Board of Trade resolution supported the All Red cable route.
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Kalgoorlie Winter Meeting Results at Kalgoorlie Rave Club
Reports from the Kalgoorlie Winter Meeting list winners and times across multiple events. Lord Parthia won the 100 sovs One Mile and Three Quarters by a length. Vive Furlonge led the Trial Handicap. Hygehell and Tollynont posted notable times in their respective races.
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Death of Amelia Dowden Coroner's Inquest in Melbourne
The coroner's inquest into the death of Amelia Dowden of East Melbourne concluded with James Gorrie being committed for trial for murder. The deceased, found in a disordered room with a whisky bottle and broken tumbler, died after brain bruising. Gorrie had been known to the nurse as having a fearful temper.
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Burglary at Fresh Foods Company on King Street
Early morning burglars broke into Fresh Foods and Company on King Street. A safe was forced open with a chisel and £100 stolen. The thieves apparently worked quickly, leaving burglary tools behind. Hugh Caswall of Waverley awoke to a man at the back door and fired a shot as the intruder fled, but nothing else was taken amid the confusion.
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Melbourne court reduces sentence for armed assault in peculiar gaga case
In Melbourne last night a retrial was ordered after Justice Hodges ruled evidence of past convictions improperly admitted. Pugilist Ted Whiting testified that he knew the colored man involved, and after a quarrel he knocked him down. The judge then reduced the sentence to four months.
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Detective Dempsey Promoted in Perth Police Changes
Detective Dempsey has been promoted to chief of the CLD in Perth, taking over from Vice Sub Inspector Wilh. He has led crime investigation duties in Perth for ten years and now heads the department in the city.
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Control of Mediterranean Protests Highlight Journal Stance
The Daily Mail comments on Mediterranean position protests criticizing recent moves in the Malta programme. It argues the government is weakening its hold, calling for steadier policies and stronger allied ties while warning against unintended consequences of loosened influence in the region.
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