British War News Reports Naval Battle and Donations
August 9 report from London notes the beak rate at five percent and Lord Kitchener sending messages to Sir George Reid. Parliament discusses court martial without oath penalties and prisons communicating with the enemy. Donations for Red Cross come from various figures including Prince of Wales funds and Lord Aghios. The Canadian Government ships flour to Britain to stabilize food prices.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Geo. Rei
Geo. Reid
Kitcher
McKonele
Newealand
Ehorm
Prince of Wales
Aghios
Berng
Alexandr
Red Cross
EO Fhac Ieton
Belgium
Fort Rubell
Britain
Berlin Keeps its Courage Op BEHLIS
August 9 report from BEHLIS notes the Kaiser’s latest states actions and defensive posture, asserting resolve amid uncertain wartime conditions in Berlin.
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Berlin
Unclear War Sentiments Between Austria England Remain Paradoxical
Fragmentary dispatches describe tensions involving Austria and England over naval conflict and German aims. Reports from Amsterdam reference falsehoods after Liege defeat and note cautious optimism from German authorities while Bürger and local papers recount armament jitters and imperial congratulations.
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Austria
England
Germany
Servis
Amsterdam
von “Hollweg
Ghout
Liege
Lokal Anseiger
Plight of Stranded Americans in London Letter to the King
Prominent Indians in London send a letter to the King urging unity with Britain. They express a desire for Britain's success and pledge to stand together for peace as concerns of external threats arise.
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London
Britain
War crisis unites parties as leaders pledge common purpose
A wartime crisis prompts speeches at Victoria Barracks and Association Day. Mr T J Ryan reads an apology from the state leader, noting sunk ships and urging all parties to unite for the common effort amid British tensions.
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Remmaland
T. J. Ryan
Troops Embark at Townsville Amid Wharfi Crowd
In the early Sabbath hours a large crowd gathered at the Townsville waterfront as troops boarded the Kanowns for the south. The harbor gates were opened to ease a crush while residents cheered and the National Anthem played as the band led the Cairns troops and riflemen to the wharf.
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Berm
Kanowas
Serial Story Feature in Northern Heads Section
The text announces daily consultation on all branches of the Genta profession and mentions the ongoing "Northern Heads" serial story. Published weekly, it references Charen G. Z. Murray and a recurring feature in the paper.
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Charen G. Z. Murray
Northern Heads
Ewy Wesk
Record Segar Lands Sale Sparks Bahinds District Confidence
A fragmented report notes Segar lands offered for unsold scrub areas. Thirteen blocks sold at about £1 per acre, with prices ranging from £3 to £2 08 per acre. Purchasers include C Macchin, John Brosnan, H Niven, J Andrews, Fr Verdem Slanter, J Elson, and W C Abbott. The sale under the new mill plan aims to lift confidence in Bahinds district’s future.
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Atlig
C. Macchin
John Brosnan
H. Niven
J. Andrews
Fr. Verdem-Slanter
J. Elson
Railway Trouble Telegram Warns of Strike Indication
A telegram related to a railway strike references communications with the Secretary of Railways and M.L.A. Mr. Foley noting that prior indications of any strike would be conveyed by the 9 Commissioner.
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Secretar
Railways
Mr. Foley
M.L A
Hoysala Home Rule Pledge Amid Assent Debate
A fragmented item notes a movement toward home rule with a pledge tied to a local assent. Details are unclear, but the snippet hints at political maneuvering and governance aims within a regional context.
Excellent competition in British tareais and petite eble
A fragmented note describes a refined contest described as petite and delicate within British tareais terms. It notes competition quality and the distinctive style of participants, highlighting its refined, quiet nature.
Sheep and rifle club notes at Gordonvale centre
A fragment from the Gordonvale centre reports diverse sheep breeds including Brith and Romery lines with judges from Crasbrook New South Wales and England. It mentions Mr J B Pale as judge, Mathews the Government Expert, and a train shipment of thirty men from the Iocerife club under Captain W C Griffin to Temgeville for service.
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Vermont
J.B. Pale
Crasbrook
Western Australia
Henna Romerys
England
Mathews
Alert Austin
A. Potet
Iocerife Club
W. C. Griffin
Cahn
Lame
H. Townson
P. Davia
Herten
Coftine
F. Wahater
Echool
Gordonvale
Canowig Rams Highlighted In Last Day’s Sale Feature
The feature of the final day’s sale was the well grown Canowig rams attracting buyers and attention.
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Herald
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J. H. Greenaway
G. Clam
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W. Greenwood
J.J
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P.D.A.G.D
Ovgesi
Hopkins
F. Richards
Fxn James
Tyke
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Cormenay
Bretares
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