Political turmoil and military fears in Ulster crisis
Fragmented report outlines Union Defence Fund funding, search for hidden Maxims, and resignations debates in Lords. It notes proposals to avoid civil war, calls for Federal system, potential provisional government, and warnings of military resistance amid constitutional tension.
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Tronthon
Union Defence Fund
Belfast
Lord Morley
Lords
Seely
Larkin
Long
Grew
Ulster
Woner Taw
Goveer
John Simon
Haldane
Asquith
Jor
Hartinge
Ed. Grey
Eecter
House
Ulster Question and Home Rule Debate Across Lords and Commons
A chaotic Commons debate weighs coercion and force over Ulster. MPs criticize government coercive policy while hints of a federal settlement surface. Lords leaders urge restraint as Civil War or foreign conflict fears rise amid Ulster resistance.
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Ulster
Hugh Cecireid
Roth Sider
Northage's Latest Fashion in Photo Frames and Lanterns
Cinema and slides showcased as films at Seaah while reduced prices attract shoppers. leather school area items for boys and girls and new frames in 1/3 1/6 1/0 emch sizes. OG afe aes Lanterns and Boyer products present.
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Irish Question Strain Over Ulster Movement Sparks Debate
Military opinion weighed provocative actions against maintaining order as Ulster abstained from interference with a volunger movement. Government avoided direct interference to preserve accord, while precautionary steps were taken to prevent unauthorised action. Asquith summoned General Paget to London to assess the incident and explore a possible settlement without government surrender. Copentia gen, April 1. A Norwegian steamer Fanny Irene Lange carried 40 tons of rifles. its intended destination is Ireland amid speculation.
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Asquith
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Norwegien
Fanny Iren Langeland
Ireland
Sporting Wootton and the Winning Post Withdrawal
Richard Wootton withdraws his petition for a winding up order against the Winning Poat. Gray strings Newman to play for 2M, Newman concedes 2006. Carpentier plans seven week intervals of combat travels to America to seek Gunboat Smith.
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Richard Wootton
London
Gray
Besl
Newman
Ivories
Carpentirr
Carpentier
America
Gunboat Smith
Sea Trip Sparked Violent Speech Across Cities
In Johannesburg on April 1 Tom Mann delivered a violent speech claiming to be a revolutionary organizer aimed at overthrowing the capitalist government. He urged the government to its worst, as Paris reports note four men arrested for robbing seventy vaults at Pere Lachaise Cemetery and antiquities shops. The gang is linked to the 1811 assault on Mademoiselle Lanthbonne's tomb.
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Tom Mann
Paris
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Vincent and Driscoll Battle to Draw in Bantam Clash
Wally Vincent and Danny Driscoll fought twenty rounds at Baker's Stadium on April 1 but the bantam championship of Queensland remained undecided as the referee ruled the bout a draw. The report appears in the Herald.
Landslide Ravages City. Ten Buildings Buried
Fragmentary report describes a landslide causing heavy damage across a square mile area. Ten buildings are buried or ruined with about 90000 pounds in damage claimed. Rescue and assessment efforts are underway as weather hampers operations.
Fisher Blame Dodge Exposed in Sugar Bounty Row
The Toowoomba Chronicle examines the political blame game over a £150,000 revenue shortfall from sugar bounty and excise. It details how Liberal and Queensland governments responded to Fisher’s defective legislation and confirms the Liberal government honored the prior agreement, collecting the owed revenue.
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Denham
Queensland
Cook
Fisnler
Wr. Fisher
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Seizure of Opium Sacks Found Mixed with Milk
A garbled report describes harbor authorities inspecting a floated container they believed to contain opium. Upon opening it, they found a mixture of milk, coffee, and milk product, labeled as from Nemes. The incident involved 130 grocers and storekeepers.
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Eloris
Canine Guards in Police Work Backed by Victorian Ex Chief
Mr T O Callaghan former Chief Commissioner of Victorian Police reports to Chief Secretary on police systems and the potential value of trained dogs in Victoria. He cites Paris canine guards on boats and notes 24 dogs in training, arguing dogs could track, deter, and aid officers, especially in gun incidents. He also touches on fingerprint methods and urges legislation to enable fingerprinting of suspects.
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Victorian
Murray
Vietoria
Paris
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W. Cosker
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Potter
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Yani
incoherent wartime budget plan and wealth tax discussed
An article fragment outlines a planned wartime wealth tax and military spending, noting proposed heavy levies and a three year payment schedule. It mentions a wealth threshold and enforcement of asset declaration, with calls from a Sav League for action.
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Berlin
Sav League
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