Hughes Pledge Under Fire Over Bendigo Referendum Stance
In Parliament the critic argues Mr Hughes admitted self condemnation by tying a Bendigo pledge to government viability. The discussion centers on conscription and the Labor Government’s referenda defeats, with calls for accountability and possible opposition stance.
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Mr Hughes
Bendigo
Hughes
Kimeell
Labor Party
People of Australia
Tudor
Labor
War Precautions Act fuels cross state police clash in Australia
The text discusses opposition to the War Precautions Act during a referendum campaign between Mr Hughes and a Queensland police officer. It condemns a minister's unchecked power, notes the costly police expansion at £1,600,000 yearly, and describes a Warwick disturbance where Mr Hughes faced unrest, with media critique on federal overreach and state distrust.
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Australia
Hughes
Queensland
Warwick
Anti Conscription Social At Mechanics Hall In Port Campbell
A rally linked to the referendum will be held at Mechanics Hall tomorrow evening with speakers including Mr Catts and Mr Prendergast and a dance to close. The programme also features local and district addresses and a musical lineup. Nurse Watson, visiting Melbourne, suffered a broken arm and ribs in a cliffside accident at Port Campbell on Friday night.
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Falke
Catts
Prendergaat
M.L.A
Wataoo
Melbourne
Port Campbell
Beacon Stony
Miss Watson
Cesar
Patan
Malbourne
Port
Daddy Long Legs draws crowded house at Mechanics Theatre
In a full house Saturday audiences savored the third production of Daddy Long Legs with Lionel Walsh in the lead and Violet Collinson delivering a standout performance. The play features Mrs Lippett and Dr Grice as part of a droll, well received cast. In other news a Port Melbourne rail accident killed 27 year old shunter John Ricardo when a goods truck wheel ran over him after a car derailment.
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Lionel Walsh
Juey Abbott
Mies
Violet Collinson
Firey
Inez
Mike Nan ‘Saylor
Mra Lippett
John Grice
Felix Bland
Grigge
Jervis Pendleton
Byle
Port Melbourne
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Ricardo
Sanders Eucalypt Extract Tested as Superior Cure
Eminent chemist Mr. A Du Boyay testifies in the Supreme Court of Victoria that SANDERS EUCALYPTS EXTRACT rivals refined brandy in maturation and purity. He asserts its antiseptic healing ingredients surpass other eucalypt preparations and claim it cures meningitis typhoid diphtheria throat trouble bronchitis rheumatism neuralgia kidney and bladder issues indigestion diarrhoea and wind. The product is advertised as a genuine native virtue to be used inhaled applied or taken internally with no experimentation required.
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A. du Boyay
Melbourne
Supreme Court of Victory
Indigestion cures praised in letters to Warner's Safe Cure
Letters from George Franklin and Dora McDonald recount long battles with indigestion and related symptoms. Both credit Warner's Safe Cure with restoring appetite, easing pain, and curing illness after weeks of use. The advertisement notes availability from chemists and storekeepers in multiple locations.
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Bathurst Street
Hobart
Tas
Melbourne
Warner
Dora McDonald
Cracken Street
Kensington
Vic
God
Prevention of War Says Lord Erskine Speech 1795
Lord Erskine defends free press and free speech in 1795 remarks on war and peace. He argues clear thinking, rational group judgment, and public scrutiny of government are essential to prevent war. He warns against imperial ambition and calls for a republic or world federation to discipline nations.
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Alinnia
Ayeong
Mamyrileicr
Krep
Lord Erskine
Opposition MLA Attacks Charity Budget Reduction in Melbourne
Mr Prendergast, Leader of the Opposition in the State Parliament, protests against cuts to charity funds. He accuses the Treasurer of a poor grasp of welfare, noting public institutions demand patient exams and people must bring their own supplies. He criticizes consulting choices and warns of public outcry over austerity and wages for charity staff.
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Prendergast
McPherson
Malcolm
Shiels
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