Melbourne unrest over Australian Test match sparks national crisis
The article reports widespread reaction to a practice match between Australia and an opposing side, triggering fears for the nation’s fate and prompting fevered editorials. It notes Melbourne’s tense mood, the federal state clash over arbitration and the looming parliament session addressing the 44 hour rule, unions, and the economy.
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Melbourna
Grosunel
Melbourne
Mesers
Allan and Peacock
Treasury
Vbr
Parlaitern, Dactire
J.P
Ul Commission
Eral
Wivoll
Ict Yar
Erin
Commonwealth
Queensland
N.sw
Lage
Arbitration Court
Langa
Hershia
Herals
Stems Aeurae
Cabinet infighting delays Australian appointments
Fragmented text reports Cabinet discussions in Sydney on political appointments to key posts in Australia. Opposition to Sir Newly Howse as High Commissioner and Sir Viet Wilson as second, plus rail fare disputes and transport policy, suggest ongoing tensions over national leadership and public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Wilson
Econd
Australia House
Bruce Will Ely
Ivy
Vais
Sydney
Alapp
Vietnes
Iways
Jadtenyrer Trafic
Oman
Chapp
Starabbe
Clap
Nvat
John Olives
Hereditary Deafness Warns Against Intermarriage
A 19th century warning argues that hereditary deafness makes intermarriage dangerous, claiming deafness is a greater disability than other conditions. The piece cites sources on causes, education, and public health, noting school life, infectious diseases, and the social consequences for deaf children and families.
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AL Set Stevenson
Miegal
More Childsen
Rioting Kashmiri accession rites described in lavish pageantry
An account details the accession of a Kashmiri ruler with grand ceremony. Pundits chant as the new Mahdran is seated in gold chair, crown, candle, and robe. nobles pledge loyalty amid drums, cymbals, and trumpets. The piece notes Kashmir's wealth and vast territory under the new sovereign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vahl
Jane
Ata Mola
Perhagia
Te Fendi
Inalia
Pfaare
Kashmines
Reter
Theo Ton
Madara Jabo
Bud
Mahdrajah
Nagraia
Kashmir
Lidia
Kashenie
Hari Singh
Himael
Iidia
Jibet
Tibetan Devil Dance Described in World Dominion Narrative
Mr R W Stewart recounts a Tibetan devil dance invited by Wang Yeh the ruling prince. Lamas in silk robes perform a three hour symbolical rite with masks hats and drums. The demon of calamity emerges and the scene ends with living Buddhas and incense filled processions.
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R. W. Stewart
Wang Yeh
Sturt
Abells
Rene
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