King Edwards remarks on Baltic status quo peace
King Edward spoke during a Stockholm visit at a gala dinner at the Royal Palace. He referenced recently unsettled affairs in Berlin as a result of actions by Russia Germany Sweden and Denmark and argued that a North Sea Powers style agreement would promote lasting peace and stable development in the Baltic region.
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London
Edward
Stockholm
Royal’ Palace
Berlin
Rusia
Germany
Sweden
Denmark
Baltic Sea
Lid
North Sea
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Tour Christiania
King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrive in Christiania on a royal tour. The Danish port city hosts the royal party as Edward sails from London and is joined by Alexandra in a gesture marking a diplomatic visit amid ongoing duties and travel.
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Christeania
London
King Edward
Queen” Alexandra di &Tockhalm
Christiania
Frontier Trouble Reinforcements for General Willcocks
The Government of India plans to send reinforcements to Major General Willcocks on the North West frontier. About 2,000 troops, additional cavalry, and more European troops will join the effort against the Mohmands, with Motalands now quiet but heartened.
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London
Government of
India
Miajor
Willcocks
Afghan Rebels Return Home Reported Peaceful
Dispatches from London dated April 38th describe Istas t reports from Indix as reassuring. The rebellious Motinomia are reportedly defeated and greatly disheartened with many Afghans returning to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Railway disaster in Mexico claims twenty eight pilgrims
London dated April 27 reports a Mexico Gar rantu a railway disaster with two trains colliding. One train carried pilgrims returning from the Guadaloupe shrine and twenty eight of them were fatally injured in the crash.
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London
Garrantua
Mexico
Callistar
Guadaloupe
Wreck of the Gladiator Claims 23 Missing Sailors
In London an April seventy seventh report says twenty three of the Gladiator crew remain missing after the wreck. Authorities fear for their safety as rescue efforts continue amid grim prospects.
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London
Trenty
Roosevelt urges stronger trust legislation in message to Congress
London dispatch reports President Roosevelt calls for broader national powers to regulate interstate business of large corporations. The note precedes a shipbuilding strike, signaling economic tensions and proposed legislative action.
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London
Ino
Congress
Roosevelt
Great Corporations
Men's heavy losses in shipbuilding strikes in north east coast
London April 27. It is estimated that the ongoing strikes in the shipbuilding and engineering trades on the north east coast since February 1 have already cost the men £500,000. The Daily Express claims enlistment in the Territorial Army has proved a failure.
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London
Territorial Army
Daily Express
Famous Brigand Raisuli Reported Assassinated
London reports unconfirmed word from Paris that the famed brigand Raisuli was assassinated. The tale, circulating via Amorecca aistli, remains unverified as authorities weigh the claim.
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London
Paris
Amorecca
Aistli
British hop growers protest imported hops agitation
British hop growers continue agitation against foreign hops. Enormous public meetings have been held in London to protest the large importations.
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London
Blackball Mine Dispute Brings Arbitration Action
Wellington Tuesday reports ongoing arbitration over the Blackball mines dispute with individual miners targeted for fines. One miner named Ickey was arrested for unpaid fines from last month, released after friends paid. Crown Prosecutor pursues individual union members to recover £74 from the union after a writ returned no effects.
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Wellington
Roga
Haya Warber
Ickey
Casta
Unio
Waybacks Take Charge of All Hotel In Prohibition
Wellington court hears eight men of respectable appearance charged with running a hotel during prohibited hours. Their solicitor claimed he was drunk. The magistrates fined the men fifty pounds each and warned against taking charge of hotels while intoxicated.
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Wellington
Miosdar
Greymontt Court
Eed
Funeral honors for Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman observed
The funeral of Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman was held at Westminster Abbey with interment at Moigley, Scotland. Parliament adjourned as diplomats and public bodies sent wreaths including Emperor William, Clemenceau, and Australian representatives. many attendees from Britain and abroad marked the late Prime Minister.
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London
Henry, Campbell- Bannerman
Westminster Abbey
Moigley
Scotland
Commons
House of Lords
William
Germany
M. Fellieres
France
Commonwealth of Australia
AL. Clemenceau
Great Britain
Henry Tover
Queensland
Ir. T. A. Coghtan
New, South Wales
C. J. Mason
West Australia
Denmark
Special Representatives Attend Funeral Service in London
The Kings of Denmark and Norway sent special representatives to the funeral at Westminster Abbey. The late Prime Minister’s body was conveyed to Belmont Castle at Meigle for interment in Sealland. Many marks of respect were shown during the journey.
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London
Denmark
Norway
Westminster Abbey
Belmont Castle
Meigle
Sealland
Liberal Capt Murray Wins Kincardinshire By Election
The by election to replace late Liberal MP John William Crom bis for Kincardineshire saw Liberal Captain Murray secure 3961 votes against Unionist J. Gammell 1903, a majority of 1098. The 1906 general election had Gammell at 1524 to Crombie's 8577.
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London
John William Crombis
Kincardingshire
Captain Murray
J. Gammell
Captain Sfurray
Gammell
Crombie
Churchill Considers Dun dea Seat After Robertson Elevation
Mr Winston Churchill announces intention to stand for Dun dea, a seat vacated when Edmund Robertson is raised to the peerage. Churchill’s move positions him for the contested constituency as political dynamics shift following the peerage elevation.
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London
Winston Churchill
Dundea
Edmund Robertson
Canadian Landslip Destroys Notre Dame de Bassette Village
Further details emerge of the disastrous landslip 32 miles from Ottawa that partially destroyed Notre Dame de Bassette. Twenty-five people were killed. The Western Illinois near the village moved across the river, wrecking houses on the opposite bank.
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TLL
London
Notre Dame de Bassette
Ottawa
Severe storm hits Grange Pay in Western Australia
A severe storm swept over Grange Pay in the north west causing considerable damage and loss to the pearling feet, with Perth reporting Tuesday's event and ongoing impacts across the region.
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Western Australia
Perth
Grange Pay
Berlin Bank Rate Reduction Reported
The Berlin bank rate of discount has been reduced to five per cent. The notice references federal navigation laws.
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London
Berlin
Early push for federal naval laws at Lator Congress
Sydney reports a resolution favoring prompt federal navigation laws and biennial hull and boiler inspections. Vessels are described as often unseaworthy with dangerously thin plates, and sailors face dangerous scraping to prevent plates from failing under blows.
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Sydney
Local Auction Sales And Quebec Liquor Ban
Auction sales listed for Bond Lstraot Chilwell Geelong West and surrounding areas with houses villas farms and terraces to be sold on premises or rooms. Also notices for cattle pigs horses sheep and other goods. The Quebec legislative building bar closes under Assembly resolution with no liquor sold in precincts of the House.
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Bennett
Veins
Bond
Lstraot
Chilwell
Inghup
Siyers
Hendy, Leary and Co
Holover-streat
Geelong West
Geelong West, Villa Residence, Known As “Chandpore’. ‘Tinsday
Ty Neil Campbell and Co
Pakington-street
Tir Dennys
Lascelles
Austin and Co
Moorshool-street
Torrahnol Hills
W. FF. Richardson
Quebec
Legislative Assembly
Premiers Conference opened in State Parliament
The Premiers Conference opened in the Legislative Council chamber at State Parliament House with representatives from New South Wales Queensland South Australia Western Australia and Victoria. Leaders affirmed union strength and the aim of an early satisfactory Federal settlement while pledging conciliation and respect for state rights.
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Legislative Council
New South
Wales
Mr. Wade
J. Waddell
Air
Jas.Ashston
Mll.c
Hans Gee Ietoria
T. Bent
G. Swinburne
Agriculture and Water Supply
Mackinnon
All. A
Queensland
W. Kidston
Soul Australia
A. A. Kirkpat
SEL
A. H. Peake
Mlh.la
Goliardil
Afr
J. C. Afcare
Ald.a
Wilson
Allan
Coloer Tener
Winanin
J. W. Minns
Om.g
Amrod
Urquhart
Aas
Wale
Mr. Dent
Mppouttad
Dent Briety
Thastics
Victorian
Watson
Irertonn
Thes
Victoria
Australia
Atge
States
Commonwealth
Moore
W.A
West Australia
Fio
Wade
N.S.W
New South, Wales
New South Wales
Wiliston Q-1
Conference delegates seek permanent federation settlement
Delegates at a Victoria conference press for a lasting financial and political settlement with the Commonwealth. They urge fairness, warn against extra direct taxation, and hope for a spirit of compromise to prevail in future talks. The Governor notes conciliatory sentiment and adjourns the session with plans to reconvene.
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Lion
Endowes
tNe i Trafik
Evans
Tus
Mackinnon
Vic
Bent
Commonwealth
Victoria
Gady
Talbot
Australia
Canon Nash and Faullner Return from Melbourne Voyage
The Rev Canon Nash and Mr Faullner traveled to Melbourne aboard a French ship. Upon interview Faullner spoke of not applying for church action and awaiting the Archbishop's reply. A general license for Nash reportedly issued unconditionally, with letters from Canon Bardsley and De Moule backing him. Faulkner to file a full report while Nash remained confident no harm was done.
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Canon Nash
Faull-ner
Melbourne
Victoria
Premantle
Francey
Faulknery
H. N. Nash
Grantham
Faulkner
Petit
Nash
Huddersfield
Bardsley
de. Moule
Phoe
Leary
Faulkmer
Poullener
Archbishop Carr Leaves Melbourne for London on WAALS voyage
Arch bishop Carr of Melbourne departed for London aboard the WAALS Monagolia, accompanied by Bishops Higeins Ballarat Corbett Sale Teville Bendize. Farewell was held with clergy and music on the pier. Carr hopes to reach Monte on September 22 for a jubilee celebration.
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Br. Carr
Ronan Catholic
Melbourne
London
Monagolia
Higeins
Ballarat
Corbett
Sale
Teville
Bendize
Ishop Corbett
Roville
Adelaide
Tay
St. Amzustine
Nand
Carr
Montel
Pops
Ahote Seno
Suspension case tests lodge notice and rights in Victoria
In a Loyal Orange Lodge dispute, Justice rules the ten days notice and defined charges rule conditioned membership discipline. Plaintiff Cartines seeks interim injunction to halt suspension of B. Carbinos, arguing notice was vague and did not specify charges. judge finds notice inadequate but grants limited relief, with costs to plaintiff suggested by mere technicality.
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Justien
Lis
Deeian
Wichard A. Cartines
Moorslualatreed
Geelong
J. I. Vaittook
J. W. Tingato Diel Louis &. Richardson
Branswick
Ik Seonik
Ray
Justices of
Melbourne
Domes Aig Tribunal
Lamv
B. N. Carbinos
Grand Lodge
Iva
Ceanmot
Joe Ee
Ambiguous Electoral Act case yields 20 shillings costs
The court finds the defendant aware of the rates and knowingly violated them for unstated reasons. It rejects the claim of lack of force and notes prompt enforcement delays. Judgment grants the plaintiff 20 shillings, no declaration of illegal suspension, and no costs.
Sunshine Disaster Recovery Reported Favorable In Hospitals
Hospital updates show injured patients improving after the Sunshine disaster. Alfred Hospital treats Miss Alabel lé and Bliss Jouie Williams as critical cases but both are described as slightly better, while Miry Skoglund and her husband faced tragedy with his death yesterday.
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Alfred Hospital
Miss Alabellé
Bliss Jouie Williams
Secon
Yesteriday
Miry
Skoglund
Mrc
Skogchind
Lushaid
Japanese Sympathy Letter to Mr Deakin on Victoria Rail Disaster
Mr Deakin receives a letter from Uyena Japanese Consul-General offering deepest sympathy for the victims of the recent Victoria railway disaster. The note says the circumstances are distressing and appeal to human hearts worldwide. A copy was sent to Mr Tent who greatly appreciates the gesture.
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Deakin
Uyena
Japan Ese
Australia
Commonwealth
Victoria
Wrorld
Tent
Royal Commission to Probe Cause of Hybrad Rail Disaster
At yesterday's cabinet meeting a royal commission was decided to be appointed to inquire into the Hybrad railway disaster. Mr Justiens Cusse will be chairman, aided by two additional gentlemen to be selected. His Honor was an engineer of standing before taking up law work.
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Terday Ib
Oyal
Tests of Brake Power On Bendigo Train Collision
Historical notes recount tests of brake power using sand bags to simulate passengers after a Bendigo collision. Two runs at near the night’s speed showed air pressure from 70 to 0 pounds, with signals and emergency stop timing. results indicate brakes acted perfectly according to the test setup conducted for the coroner and officials.
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Sunshine
Bendigo
SAA
Westinghongye Brake Co
BW. Selley
Tis. Barrett
Milburn
Ant Hw
Railway Stepartienn
Engi
Bendigoeigion
Yarlinson
Uatft
Premiers Conference Expresses Sympathy After Victoria Rail Disaster
At the Premiers Conference Mr Wade on August 8 1903 moved a sympathetic motion to express deep condolences and solidarity with Victorians bereaved and injured by the recent railway disaster. The motion was supported by J Widston from Queensland and carried in silence.
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Wade
Nnd
Australasian
Victoria
Af J. Widston
Sunshine railway accident sparks sympathy resolution
At the HAC.B.S. annual conference in Kyneton yesterday a motion was adopted urging sympathy and expressing concern over the Sunshine railway accident. The action reflects the group's response to the incident and the community impact noted during the meeting.
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Hac.b.s
Kyneton
Timates
Sunshine
Federal Agents Debate Trade Talent Appointments
The Minister for Distouc discusses appointing trade talents to represent the Commonwealth. Ane Res, Canadian representative WW Australi, wrote to Air. Chapman about Canada’s system without trade commissioners or commercial agents. Chapman declined to comment on preferential trade, saying the matter is large scale and complex.
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Distouc
Australi
Chapman
Canada
Australia
Wine
Chak
German couple elope seek forgiveness to marry in Coire
A young German couple Evan Crefald eloped and arrived at a hotel in Coire in the Grisons. They telegraphed home asking for forgiveness and permission to wed, received a reply, and then faced despair. The fragment mentions commercial ads and various items like medicines and household goods in a late 19th or early 20th century ad column.
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Evan Crefald
Coire
Grisons
Hos
Colling
Miron
Jon
ALE. J. Hooper and CO
Croom Walera
Vienne
Murder cases loom as cabinet ponders death verdicts
Melbourne reports the Cabinet will weigh at its next meeting the cases of John Charles Manning sentenced to death for murder of his wife in Bendigo and a man named Chomley linked to an attempted poisoning. amid other items the day notes monetary advances and the trial of Albert Langford for indecent assault in the Criminal Court.
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Deat
John Charles Manning
Bendigo
Chomley
Devbh
Mendizo
Melbourne Conference Dinner Plans and Obituary Notes
Prime minister invites Prachers to Melbourne conference dinner at the Federal Parliament. Mis Currie Algore arrived in Melbourne. Stein from the Metropolitan Wire Brigade injured in the Australian Paper Sits fire remains bedridden. A. Topp to retire as Public Service Commissioner, Morrizon to be appointed successor. Callaway to become Under-Secretary. John Hickey dies at 88, long-time resident of Clarkustroet and a noted old colonist since 1844.
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Deakins
Melbourne
Partianwnt
Hansanesh Afoumlay
Mise Currie Algore
Adlelaida Vis
Chinoherr Stein
Metropolitan Wire Brigade
Sbo
Hhis Thott
A. Topp
Ale. G. ©. Morrizon
Hid Sucenasor
Air
W.al. Callaway
Seere
John Hickey
Clarkustroet
Gentong
Labor Congress Moves to End Employee Sleeping Quarters
The Labor Congress on Tuesday adopted a motion urging abolition of the system that required employees to live and sleep on the premises where they worked, criticizing the practice as oppressive and urging workers to seek better housing and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employes
Sydney
Labor Congress
Vale Padd Tragedy Charge of Murder Trial of William Les
The trial of William Les for mimlering Madge Graham at Vito Park, Aullarat North, on or about December 61st, was concluded yesterday afternoon at the Hal liaent Supreme Court before Mr. Justice Unset. The Crown prosecuted, Mr. Doyle defended, crowd present. The jury heard the charge and plea of not guilty, with adjournments for evidence. Detective Sexton testified, Miss Sinclair’s depositions admitted, and further witness testimony noted before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tles
William Les
Aesnsad
Gurtier
Gurner
Sexton
Sinelair
Garner
Old man found dead near Tasmanian shaft
The body of 73 year old John Tapers of Lee was found Monday near an abandoned shaft on Tasmania's east coast. He lived alone and had moved to the township about a month ago. It is suspected a rock or timber fell on him while walking to town.
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Zema
boLy
Timbe
Ted Patel
Tueland
Improviz
Daniel Steptoe
Harrymers Ave
Queenstown
John Tapers
Lee
Batton
Glasstone
Tasmania
Queenslind Snes
Tie Hind
Ming
Walter Alfred Smith
Sydney
Department of Public Works
Sednov Hospital
Public Works Department
Alfredi-street
North Sydney
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MR Winston Churchill
Dundee
Pearling
Sir Reginald Talbot
Fremantle
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Archbishop Carr
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Mer
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Federal Agents
England
Ated
W. T. Carter
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Monary
Albert Langford
Justiva Moud
Pinlayson
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Warnecke
Jnlnes
Abel Wield
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