A Political Lynching Allegations Dominate New York Trial
Ex-Governor Suir denies charges and claims judges were influenced by Murphy while Sulzer accuses graft by Boss Murphy. He says the impeachment was a political lynching as graft losses run into millions. The Progressive Party offers Sulzer the vacant Congressional nomination.
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New York
Eex
Suir
Murphy
Sulzer
Boss Murphy
Progressive Party
Sulser
Sir George Reid Welcomed in Melbourne
In Melbourne on October 20 the High Commissioner Sir George Reid was welcomed aboard at Port Melbourne by Mr. Cook and others. At the town hall he received tributes from the Lord Mayor and Mr. Fisher praising his service in London and his work for Australia. Sir George responded, noting the imperial idea’s growth and expressing gratitude for royal regard.
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Sir George
London
Australia
Mr. Cook
Commonwealth
Great Metropolis
Fisher
George Reid
Mie
Austoalia
Diaz the Younger Returns to Havana Amid Mexican Crisis
General Felix Diaz arrived in Havana as friends urged him to refit in exile. He insisted on proceeding home to Mexico, saying presidential elections would proceed despite current troubles. He spoke amid ongoing political instability and unrest affecting the region.
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Havana
Felix Diaz
Mexico
Diaz
The Marcost Sequel Court Meeting Involving High Officials
A high level meeting of the Lord Chief Justice Sir John A Simon Attorney General and other officials, including Sir Joshua Strange Williams, addressed ship disasters and the urgent search for an incombus tible gas. The Kaiser shares supportive telegram urging airship development as a potential war resource. The Admiralty Court awarded Fetex £2000 for salvaging Polynesian between mantle and Adelaide. Kerr's Concert announced at Tiernan Hall with entertainment for women and men.
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John A. Simon
Joshua Strange Williams
Perlin
National
Iersial Laboratory
Kaiser
London
Admiralte Court
Mantle
Adelaide
Fatal shooting at Camperdown party leaves two brothers wounded
Sydney report: Leslie Edward Coves, 23, died at Prince Alfred Hospital from a skull brain wound after a back yard shooting during a family party for a newborn. Victor, 22, also wounded in the abdomen as Edward's father retrieved the revolver amid a second shot. Police seek cause of double shooting.
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Sydney
Leslie Edward Coves
Prince Alfred Hospital
Victor
Abde Street
Camperdown
Edward
Farward
Fedward
Mallet
Ganc-Price Boards Topic Discussed by Childers Growers
October 20 at Childers mill delegates from growers met at the SH Company Sydney office. Mr Gant reported the conference opened with a request to back Sugar Price Boards. delegates declined to commit without broader agreement to back further action, and no price terms were settled. Mr Gant will present a full report to growers on return.
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Grant
Fatal Smallpox Case Confirmed in Sydney
Sydney reports a fatal smallpox case with a medical certificate confirming death from the disease. The quarantine station note indicates the patient succumbed to smallpox, marking a confirmed emergency in the area.
Paltry Verdict In October Trial At Lossson
October 20 verdict finds Day and Hono guilty of an Abel om Steiner case. Koovter was, fide as to casts.
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Losson
Day
Hono
Abel Om Steiner
Koovter
Fide
Turf Club records attempt with 95.40 hp machine
A commsined report notes a 95.40 horsepower machine attempting a new record at Queessiaed Turf Club. The cranger and pilot weighed 27 stone, surpassing the previous 23 stone record. The meeting about the high school project drew attendees, with plans reportedly moving toward Strasberg Lager.
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Queessiaed Turf Club
Breach of Promise Case Heard in Practice Court Sydney
Ivy Emile Wilson sues John Matrick Bereery for 10 pounds damages alleging a long courtship begun in 1908 when she was 16. Evidence describes engagement ring, family opposition, threats with a revolver, and a failed wedding planned after she came of age, including possible suicide attempt. Trial before Judge Murray with jury.
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Sydney
Egun
Murray Wands
Mleintin
Misa Ivy Emile Wilson
John Matrick Bereery
North Sydney
Defenant
Plaintiff
Defendant
Greater Servia Herald for Ser it Story continued
Priday's Herald for Ser it Story continues as a feature issue. The page text presents a serialized tale likely aimed at women readers with ongoing installments and local notes. The fragment suggests a periodical style newspaper segment focusing on serialized fiction and community interest.
Separation views mark Cairos ALN meeting in North Queensland
The Cairos ALN meeting voted to inquiry into duty on machinery for Habinda mill and to challenge advertising methods using American wool. Mr. A J P MacDonnell spoke on Queensland separation, arguing decentralisation benefits and North Queensland advantage, while noting Premier’s remarks and Parliament’s debate. He endorsed separation and offered support to the movement.
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America
Australia
A. J.P. MacDonnell
Queensland
Tenhardt
South
North
North Queensland
MacDonnell
The Exchange Hotel Posteriey Near Johnstone River
The Exchange Hotel sits in an admirable position overlooking the Johnstone River and district. It features large beds, first class table and stabling, spacious airy sample rooms for commercial travelers, and is noted as the only registered C.T.A. hotel in Tannewell.
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Johnstone River
Distret
Education discussion inspires Cairns citizens meeting
At the State school on Saturdays a group of young men spoke on education and a great cause. Mr Jeh urged attendance at Liv meeting and said reading Mackonnell’s address would yield valuable information. The board was urged to sanction a Cairns branch mass meeting to discuss the separation movement and a member pledged to read a paper on a Queensland railway policy at the next meeting.
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Banasee Ae Oe
Aden
Jeh
Liv
Mackonnell
Cairns
Quensland
Motor Car Accident in Longreach Causes Injuries
In Longreach on October 20 a sensational motor car crash near the long crossing sent occupants flying. Four people escaped with bruises while Miss Davin suffered a severe facial injury including broken teeth and a cut chin. A separate note from Brussels reports a government inquiry found no Belgians among the Volturno's crew.
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Longreach
West Longreach
Mise Davin
Brussels
Volturno
Politician A. T. Dooley Dies in Perth
Perth reports the death of Labor WA member for Geraldton Mr A T Dooley from tuberculosis of the throat after a long career as a coachbuilder. Born in Sydney in 1808, he arrived in Western Australia in 19XX and joined the Railway Department, later organizing the rail services.
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Perth
A. T. Dooley
Geraldton
Sydney
West Australia
Railway Department
Liberal Programme speakers to address on Saturday
London reports confirm Mr Lloyd George will develop policy and Mr Asquith will speak on Saturday. The National Council for the profit to enquire into the falling birth rate is noted as part of the discussion.
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London
Lloyd George
Wil Develatic
Mr. Anquith
National Council For the Pro‘fit
Regularity of Bowels and Health Claims for Morse Root Pile Cure
An ad style claim promotes Dr Morse Turian Root Pile as a remedy for constipation rheumatism and digestive ills. A testimonial from a customer in Fuss Hoban Street Bandabers Queensland describes relief after use claiming cure of rheumatic symptoms and constipation for over two years with ongoing use reported as effective for general weakness.
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Morse
Fuss Hoban Street
Bandabers
Q'id
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Phamplet
Burns, Philp & Company, Limited
Salzer
Sir George Reid
Melbourne
Diaz the Younger
Losdon
Kegg
Aenes Kerr
Tiernan Hall
Ason
Queens
Tillman
Ellence
Armstrong
Ledlie
Beecham
Ueber
Ee Eet
Shas Wastin
St. Hokey Aus
Tate
Ganc-Price
Strasberg
Eluott Bros. Ltd
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Priday
Menton
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Cairos
Aln.al
K. N. Murer
Habinda
A.N.A. Board of Directors
the Exchange Hotel
Nakashiba Bros
Ponger
Nakashiba
the Liberal Programme
Pauling
Craigellachia Distillery
Scotland
Cummins &Campbell
Stomkholm
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