Scotland V South Africa Test Adjoins Rain Delay
At Lords the umpires inspected the pitch after delays and failed to reach a conclusion with stumps drawn for the day. In Glasgow the Scotland vs South Africa match was adjourned due to rain and South Africa were in the first innings with Tancred Faulkner not out and Stricker White also batting.
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London
Lords
Bio Sant Macs
Ule
Annies
Lue
le Aig Ae Se
Scotland
South Africa
Glasgow
Tancred Faulkner
Stricker White
Boxing in France FIGHTER'S MANAGER INTER FERES
Dieppe boxing festival draws 40 000 spectators with Krauss and Carpentier in a furious bout. Carpentier's manager M de Campe jumped the ring misreading a foul claim and was dragged away after Carpentier was forced from the ring. Referee attacked later by a boxer as chaos erupts. Police restore order as the crowd disperses.
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Krauss
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Carpenter
de Camps
The Suffragettes Government Attacked in Commons
In the Commons yesterday Labor MP G Langsbury accused the prime minister of torturing women as suffragettes faced release talks. He was refused entry and warned to leave after shouting. Ten imprisoned suffragettes have been released due to ill health.
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House of Commons
Labor
Langsbury
Automobile Carnival in Paris injures dozens at event
At the French Automobile Carnival in Paris on June 25, 47 competitors were injured and taken to hospitals. Among the injured, 15 were identified as British.
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Parie
King and Queen Touring Welsh Industrial Districts
Their Majesties the King and Queen tour South Wales collieries visiting Cardiff and local industry. An anonymous donor contributes 210,000 to the Welsh Medical Schools in commemoration of the Royal visit to King Edward Hospital in Cardiff.
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London
King
South Wales
King Edward Hospital
Cardiff
Australian racehorse Gretonne lands in London after strike
The Australian racing mare Gretonne arrived in London from Plymouth yesterday following a rail strike. The horse was flown by train to London for racing duties, with officials confirming arrangements and schedules.
Murderer MoKhow Escapes to Cathedral Altar
In Budapest on June 25 a murderer named MoKhow escaped from custody and reached the altar of a nearby cathedral during a high mass. Police arrested MoKhow at the altar as the service continued.
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Budapest
MoKhow
Meeting at Coolgardie Race Club annual meeting results
Coolgardie Race Club held its annual meeting with results: Toorak Hurdles two miles in 4.34 Dr Lunn 12.3, Mallow 9.10, Boy 126. First class Plate six furlongs Muriett 7.2 won by two lengths over Glorify 9.4 and Jemidar 6.7. Winter Handicap seven furlongs Brilliant Boy 7.12 beat Bandit 8.6 and Particular 6.10. Second class Plate six furlongs Chester Bello 6.0, Louvina 7.10, Corsican 7.1. Third class Plate five furlongs Bounding Home 7.8, Alea 8.0, Divine 8.5.
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Berglund
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Ihoes
Unlucky village Poliny burned again near St Petersburg
In St Petersbarg on June 25 the village Poliny housing 500 structures was burned to ashes after a fire that wiped out the settlement yesterday. The same village faced a similar destruction two years prior.
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St. Petersbarg
Poliny
Remarkable Shooting A French Record At Danton Practice
The battleship Danton achieved a remarkable feat during ring practice with 18 hits in four minutes from a distance of 10,000 metres, setting a noteworthy record for French naval training.
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Danton
Democratic Convention Chooses Chairman in Baltimore Split
New York June 25 The Democratic Convention in Baltimore elected a chairman after a split between the factions. Parker received 578 votes to Bryant 56, concluding a contentious ballot. The result shapes leadership as the party seeks unity ahead of forthcoming contests.
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Baltimore
Parker
Bryant
Transport Workers Trouble in London Labor Debates
In the House of Commons June 26, Mr. Will Brooks alleged that Mr. Hunt's changes of intimidation by strikers were deliberate falsehoods. He argued the rioting was caused by strike breakers, not the strikers, and noted assaults were fewer during the current strike than in prior industrial crises.
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London
Will Brooks
Woolwich
House of Commons
Hunt
Riws
Asnaulte
Alleged Conspiracy Case Heard at Supreme Court
Perth last night and this morning the Cay v Bailey Sprahan and Hinds case for alleged conspiracy was continued before Justice McMillan Aly and a jury of five. After further defence evidence similar to yesterday the counsel spoke at length and the court adjourned until tomorrow.
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Perth
Supreme Court
Rase of Cay
Sun Spot Discovery Reported by Ottawa Observatory
The Mi Wilson Observatory in Ottawa reports the discovery of four sun spots covering 78 million square miles. Photographs are now being taken.
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Ottawa
Mi. Wilson Observatory
Fireman Tried For Shooting Union Delegate
London June 23 Bow Street court heard fireman Dore charged with shooting Seamen's Union delegate Halford at North Woolwich. Halford reportedly tried to stop Dore from going to work and was struck in the face. Dore fired a revolver wounding Halford in the foot, intending to deter him. Hearing adjourned.
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London
Bow-street
Dore
Seamen's Union
Halford
North Woolwich
Dove
Labor unions abroad offer loans to support strike efforts
Labor organisations in Australia, America and Germany cabled the strike committee offering financial assistance and loans to sustain the action.
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Australia
America
Germany
A Serious Charge in City Court
Perth report states Christian Beck a 38 year old civil servant was charged at City Court with leaving 25 dimes and writing a letter implying intent to breach the peace or harm. Beck did not appear in open court and was remanded in chambers for medical examination.
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Perth
Christian Beck
Augustua
Beck
Appointment of over seven hundred justices of the peace
A special Gazette published yesterday lists more than 700 individuals across the State appointed as justices of the peace. Names cover various districts, reflecting a broad slate of new judicial appointments announced last night.
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Sydney
Canadian Fire Destroys Chicoutin Cathedral
A historic cathedral in Chicoutina, Quebec, was burned down yesterday along with many nearby houses. Firefighters halted the blaze by dynamiting four houses. No lives were lost.
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Chicoutina
Woman found dead in bed in Fremantle mortuary post mortem
At about 7 30 this morning May Muckley 45 of 57 Cantonment Street was found dead in her bed in Fremantle. The body was taken to the morgue for a post mortem with no suspicions of foul play. She had no relatives in the state but has a brother in the Victorian police.
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Fremantle
May Muckley
Cantonment Street
Ib Won
Wireless in Australia sets record for station tests
The Pennant Hills station prepared for government handover as the Levuka, sailing from Fiji to Sydney, completed tests for Australian Wireless Limited. A test day covered 1,000 miles, the greatest distance yet recorded for a station test, deemed very satisfactory.
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Pennant Hills
S&s. Levuka
Fiji
Australian Wireless Limited
Lynching of alleged killer near Atlanta shocks New York
New York dispatch reports in Atlanta Georgia yesterday a mob seized and lynched a suspect accused of murder. The mob then carried the body through the streets to the police station without a motor car.
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New York
Atlanta
St. Georgia
Forcible Feeding Protest Causes Davidson's Hospitalization
Hmily Davidson, sentenced that January to prison for lighting matches in General Post Office letter boxes, threw herself down two flights of stairs and was rushed to the prison hospital. She claims the act was a protest against the forcible feeding of mufflingettes during the hunger strike.
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Hmily Davidson
Eix Manjha
Davidson
Father of Auckland Dies Leaves Large Charitable Bequest
Last night Auckland mourned Mr J Logan Campbell known as the father of Auckland. His death was reported recently and his will leaves 276000 pounds to public charities. The strong public figure supported numerous civic projects and institutions in the city.
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Auckland
J. Logan Campball
Pawn Shop Raided In Melbourne Last Night
A pawnbroker Samuel Snider reported a major burglary with police raiding the shop last night. Nineteen items were identified as stolen and Snider, along with two men, faced the police court this morning and were remanded.
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Melbourne
Gencondhand
Samuel Snider
Snider
Produce Market: Rail offers dhail and wheat trucks
Seventeen trucks of dhail and six of wheat were offered at the railway this morning. Hoff sold at 24 15s and £4 10s dows Payee Whest found buyers of yd.
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Perth
Hoff
Local Market Ruling Prices For Dairy Produce And Grains
The listing shows ruling prices yesterday for butter cheese potatoes onions data chaff flour honey and other staples. Items from Melbourne Adelaide and local markets include Butter lid f0,b Melbourne price ranges for potatoes onions and bran with per bag rates and miscellaneous goods from Boon Ltd Biggs Bran and pollard priced in local currency.
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Melbourne
Boon,’ Ltd
Adelaide
Pollard
Commercial News Sheepskins and Supplies Market Report
June 1 market notes smaller sale quantities for sheepskins and supplies while naval imarket remains firm. Prices show a weakening tendency with ranges for hides and calves given, including various grades from super stout to lights.
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Naval
The Finlayson Case in High Court of Australia
The Finlayson case centers on alleged wrongful admission of evidence. Walter James Finlayson, a Bunbury road contracts supervisor, was convicted of stealing time and money totaling £10. The High Court allowed the appeal, restored the conviction, and sent the case back to Western Australia’s Supreme Court.
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Commonwealth
High Court of Australia
Bunbury
Walter James Finlayson
Criminal Court of Appeal
Jindive Barton
Tuntion Tanaca
Supreme Court of Western Australis
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