Unstable Bets Clash With Court Rule Across Cities
London reports Mr Justice Bintoul orders book makers to face potential suits as losers of bets warn an appeal. London also notes Lewton and Dorringan charged in an October revolver incident, treated as first offenders. New York reports the AFL negates a National Labour Party bid. Berlin notes 14 estimates for battleships and cruisers with a 21 000,000 mark air view. Calcutta covers a mass prayer protest at the Masten for intercessory prayers amid similar scenes.
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London
Santay
Justice Bintoul
Frederick Lewton
Wiliam Dorringan
Mr. Bilham
Imnes
Parhagsen
England
América
America
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Palmer
Jedvertisime
Market Street
Broadway
Australia
New Zealand
Palner
Australis
Canada
Severe drought hits Capetown and Johannesburg regions
A drought is described as severe across many districts with fears of a water shortage in notable centers like Capetown and Johannesburg. General Botha comments that the drought would set back certain plans. In London the War Office notes funds available but not for reserve defence. In Washington the Interstate Commerce Commission ends a shipping restriction affecting foreign trade and Panama Canal routes.
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Capetown
Notal
Johannesburg
Botha
Retoria
London
House of Commons
J. E. Seely
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Panes Canal
Rica
Church and political shifts noted in London dispatches
London reports Rev. Williamson named Moderator of the Church of Scotland and Professor Sverach named at the United Free Church. Unionists urged to refuse to sail after May 1. Bradford woollen market prices update. Parliament opening speech outlines Navy Bill highway plans West India trade, agriculture aid. Duke of Connaught tour noted. Osman, Sunday. London memo on Irish taxation powers and Home Rule delay.
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London
Williamson
St. Giles’ Church
Fainburgh
Church of Scotland
Sverach
Unit<i Free Church
Duke of Connaught
Osdon
Immigation Restriction Case In Brisbane Court
In the Central Summons Court Gibbs Bright and Co faced breach charges of the Immigration Restriction Act concerning the steamer Aldenham. Two Chinese nationals entered the Commonwealth with agents alleged to be marters of the vessel. Customs official Mr Roberta testified a crew inspection in October found authorities counted the crew, noting age and other details.
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Brisbane
Central Summons Court
Gibbs, Bright and Co
Aldenham
Commonwealth
Roberta
Substitutions and a missing navigator mark rough sea tale
Two crewmen were replaced aboard the Rupuna after two ashore were substituted. A Brisbane report notes L. H. Farr, a Port Lincoln surveyor, lost at sea, found in a boat near his cabin and believed to have toppled from the railing. Queensland posted 21 without loss as a day’s play ends.
Brisbane Sunday cricket delayed match report
Unclear readable fragments describe a delayed Queensland versus New South Wales cricket match. Mentions first wicket, Marshall, Sheppard, Rowe of Woolloongabba, and notes on Wales’ batting, but many words are garbled hindering full reconstruction of teams, scores, or outcomes.
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Brisbane
Queensland
South Wales
Ass Landern
Marshall
Sheppard
Amd
Young Rowe
Woolloongabba
Esihem
Hila Otto
Wales
Cairns Post match result and local commentary
The second match Cairns Post v Wyreema Eleven finished with Wyreema winning by 19 runs. The report lists detailed batting and bowling figures and an extended opinion piece on immigration policy and Australian development by F A Palmer from Palmer and Son in Sydney.
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Cairns Post
Ccl
Wyreema
Passenger ferries and travel contrasts described
The account compares Australias and New Zealand travel, noting a sign on a subway and a traveler named Mr Palmer. It describes ferry decks lowering drawbridges and passengers exiting calmly with little hustle. The piece emphasizes better ferries in some places and confusion in others.
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Austelia
Australia
Fovlway
New Zealand
Palmer
Acorien
November M Grantala and party voyage incident
Fragmentary ship record lists Captain Srissentep and passengers Irons Melbourne Tas and a long roster of names including Dunn Maurohian Pease and 5 children with two in steerage. Adelsideom pany Limited agents and detited agunien appear in the damaged notation.
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M.—Grantala
Srissentep
Irons Melbourne
Tassengers
Mesdames Dunn
Maurohian
Pease
Messrylein
Martyn
Clarke
Dunlop
Lanatian
Holliman
Bowen
Staigt
Tei
Et Kenyon
Fotheringham
Steerange
Adelsideompany, Limited
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Rother
American Federation of Labour
National Labour Party
Preferrigg
Naval Estimates
Berlin
Sultan
Calcutta
Masten
XO Windrance
Sai
Bradford
Eerpt
Vyorr
Glassware & Crockery
Gassware
Tunica
Lisha
Hes's
Boesalino
Frome
Stetsos
G. Lisha
Cairns
Police
Magicufimte
Surveyor
Innin Hartigan
Mailey
Folks Marshall
Barnes
Massie
Redgrave
C¢ Collins
Massie Fennelly
Folkard
Thompson
Scott Thompson
St. McKew
Maile
F. Sheppard
Lolton
Scott . Rewney
Mansig
Witters Oh
Faitsard
Wick-Imal Rum
Collins
Cnallen
Scott
Marley
Alls
Melden
New South Wales
Moore
H Smith
I Barbour
B Smith
Caspals
Trouties
Comanimond
Rogers
F. Creagh
Cosuils
Archibald
Powell
Occidentals V. Railways
Morman Park
Gates
R. Gelling
Maddowk
Ora Ie
N.S
Burns, Philp & Co., Limited
Cinchort
Sercombe Ade
Ruseell
Serco MbPhee
Sercoml
Collick
Sercombe Brown
Sercombe Weber
Sercombe Leitch
Sereonbhy Melilwenith
Sercombe Simpson
Gardner Fraser
Sercombe Bailey
Sone
Clocherty
Gre
Coltick
Mr. Ade
MecI'bee
Sydney
F. A. Palmer
Palmer and Son
Mr Palmer
Auerralia
China
Japan
Engand
North Sea
A. J. Draper
Onk
Rowart Roward Gardiner
Giese
Ter
Nen
de Vamets
Seles
John Isaac
Impalier Drapery
Boots
Millinery
Cheapside
Lare-Street
Caggns
Wecord’ Class and Co
Agunien
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