Record heat wave in Adelaide as shade tops 106 degrees
Adelaide records a continuing heat wave with shade temperatures reaching about 106.9 degrees. It is the fifth straight day above 100 and the fourth above 106, possibly a January record, while officials await exhaustive checks. Forecasters hint a cool change may arrive tonight as western clouds signal a cooling wind.
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Parrachatte
Réain
Adelaide
Meteoroloical Bureau
Commonwealth
Disastrous New Castle quake damages city landmarks
Sydney telegrams report a fresh quake in Newcastle with greater severity than prior events on October 17. The Church of England Cathedral, Masonic Hall, School of Arts, and many dwellings suffer major damage. Warehouses on Perkins Street shake. cracks split brickwork. stained glass may be moved out for safety. gas and water mains broken. pavements lifted. further damage feared.
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Qreater
Sydney
Newes Castle
Werther Alaray
Mitchell and Co
Perkinstreet
Minter
Darnett
Couneil
Hunter-street
Marnett’s
School of Arts
Presentation Arrangements for Geelong Tank of Australia Manager
An influential committee has been appointed to arrange a presentation to Mr W Sayer who is nearing retirement as manager of the Geelong branch of the London Tank of Australia.
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W. Sayer
Geelong
London Tank of Australia
Geelong sports spotlight yields mixed handicaps and events
Geelong sporting program lists extensive handicaps for novice races yacht and cricket matches plus forthcoming events at Kardinia Park and surrounding venues. Entries include named competitors and venues such as Queen's Park Bakers Oval Kardinia Park and Geelong Wet Recreation Reserve with teams like South Geelong West Geelong and East Geelong.
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Kardinia
Aobie Abeni
Clarerdent
Newtown
R. Barreboo
Queen's Park
Homnd-street
Bakers Oval
Cliriat Clareh
Paul
Kardinia Park
East Side
Enettern Vr
Paul's
Geelong Wet
South Geelong
West Geelour
Richmond Crescent
Perrett
Shelly Raskin
Knell
Groves
Thon
Moloney
Brearley
Routley
Tall
Pike
Creecent
Imshle
R. Lewmi
Askew
Bineh
Mrady
Piritter
Collander
Dixon
Towler
Gray
Heagney
Hooper
M'Donald
Searle
Thewlis Fe
French Specialist Prescribes Culicura Remedy in 19th Century Treatise
An article describes a French specialist recommending Culicura as a remedy for various skin ailments. It notes a fee of 100 francs and mentions hospital use at Saint Toulo. Additional references discuss a physician in Burma and a claim of cure for irritation from motor-related skin irritation.
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Saint Toulo
Plot to reestablish the Moroccan sultan foiled at Fez
Moroggo reports a plot to reinstall Abdul Aziz as sultan in Fez was uncovered and stopped after a stubborn clash with French troops. In a second dispatch, General Damadée led French forces against Mulai Rachid’s army in the Settat Pass, ending after a prolonged 16 hour battle with heavy casualties for Rachid’s followers and lighter French losses.
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London
Morocco
Abdul Asix
Fes
Mulai Hafid
Damadeé
Mulai Rachid
Settat
Satta
Muloi Rachid
Canada and Japan Agree on Emigration Limits
London reports a satisfactory understanding between Canada and Japan to restrict Japanese laborer emigration to the Dominion. Sir Wilfrid Laurier signals willingness to accept a verbal promise from Japan to curb future movements and enforce regulations. A telegram notes the Canadian envoy Lemieux completed talks in Tokyo.
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London
Dominion
Lemieux
Tokio
Reuter
Japon Nias
Canada
Wilfrid Laurier
Otets
Japan
Kalgoorlie Mines Debate Sparks West Australia Talk
London reports a clash over Kalgoorlie mining prospects with Northern Locks Ltd chairman Tandall urging a test of the district while Agent-General C H Ragan defends gold prospects and cautions against overreliance on mining alone.
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London
Hertuin Landau
Northern Locks ‘Ltd
Kalgoorlie
Wests Australia
Tandall
Srdo
Westustralia
Hartfield Foundered After Vessel Wreck Found Near Vancouver
Wreckage of the British vessel Hartfield of Liverpool believed foundered off the Vancouver coast. Aboard were 30 people led by Captain Anderson, his wife, and family. The Tar Bartfield in London reports the vessel had departed from Liverpool.
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London
Vancouver
Hartfield
Liverpool
Anderson
Imperial Politics Fiscal Reform Speech in Dudley
Mr. Austen Chamberlain spoke in Dudley last night asserting a rising unionist support for fiscal reform policy backed by Mr. Balfour. He claimed uniting Unionists endorsed the reform plan and its fiscal policy direction.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
Dudley
Raid Sir Harry MacLean Ill After Moroccan Captivity
Word reaches that Raid Sir Harry MacLean, long held by Raisuli in Morocco, is seriously ill. The British Legation has sent medical aid in response to the reported condition.
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London
Laws
Harry MacLean
Raisuli
Morocco
Legation
Captain Hobson Again and the Dreadnought Plan
London reports Captain Hobson, famed for Santiago, asserts President Roosevelt seeks 10 million pounds yearly to build five Dreadnought class vessels, aiming to strengthen naval reach and isolation of the United States.
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Hobson
London
Santiago
Pacific
United States
Roosvelt
SHAW AND GOVERNMENT CONCESSION BY PARLIAMENT
The Shali of Persia and Parliament partially settle the dispute with concessions to suppress several newspapers. In Transvaal, Hank enforces Registration Act provisions as citizens at Pretoria endorse the act terms at a crowded meeting.
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London
Persia
Pilctoria
Transvaal
Hank
Preteria
Cunard Line Concedes Differential Rate After Pressure
A shipping dispute across the Atlantic ends in Cunard Line yielding a 10 shilling differential rate between third class passengers on the Mauretania and Lusitania and other Cunard and White Star liners. The White Star Company sought a higher 15 shilling increase.
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Cunard Line
London
Cunard Trnoline
Mauretania
Lusitania
Cunard
White Star
White Star Company
Board of Trade Status Debate Sparks Government Amendment
In London on January 16 the Opposition in the House of Commons demanded that the Board of Trade be raised to the same status as other Secretaries of State. They warned that without this change, the Board will be the target of an Amendment to the Address-in-Reply to the Speech From the Throne.
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London
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Bank of England cuts three month bill rate to six percent
London January 10 Bank of England reduced the rate on three month bills to six per cent The move follows the American crisis which saw the rate rise to seven per cent in November after a rise to six per cent in October The rate was lowered to six per cent earlier this month
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London
Bank of England
Rae
Geelong
Germantown
W. G. Madden
Sahaman
Rytiestreck
MEE Bennett & Vans
Rytiestreet
Ostala
W. P. Carr
Re-election at Tesh Nationalist Party meeting
At a party gathering in London the Directory of the Tesh Nationalist Party re-elected John Mod as president. The report notes workers at Yelaw Malan Col liery were punctual and that some meetings resumed after a pause.
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London
Tesh Nationalist Party
John Modtond
Voney
Yelaw Malan
Famous victory claim fuels third test cricket debate
Reuter telegram notes the Pall Mall Gazette praising a famous victory and saying the best team won while the Evening Standard remarks the brute won apart from the last. Auction and sale notices list numerous properties and items in Geelong including cottages, farms, furniture, and livestock with dates in January and February. Also advertised are sporting goods, firearms, tobacco, and travel services.
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Reuter
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Evening ‘Standard
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Bangor Street
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Moorabool Street
J. Daniel
Museca
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FEI
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G. Petersen
Sayeo
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Pinanolal
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Ryrie-street
Geelong and District
Manchester
Jung Instance Company
Thorpe
Geelong Sports Deron
Moorarool
Charles Hansen
Diouse
Binkiston and Coy
New Zealand
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Modenboal
Leneca
Raeterd Beach
Angleses Hiver
Hotare
Oornbool-Street
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W. DP. Carr
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Splene
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Xaung & Co
G. Levien
Moorabool-street
Funis
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Gealong
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Tulbway
Villaman
Guelong West
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Quigchanel
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Melbourne
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Kent
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Oliver
Eaesus
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Allan
Telephonec
Hindell & Tweeddale Report
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Weeddale
Mooraboos Street
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Iiss
Oxford
Peek Ee Suik
Stafford
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Wuellon
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Hasselt
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Victoria Halol
Moora
Bool-Street
Free Library
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Park-street
Par
Superior Household Furniture
Young & CO
A. Prescoth
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Portarlington
Leary and CO
Stevens
Willig
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Logedhor
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Ceriificate
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Ifouse
Ryrieatrest
Gewong
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Lackwell
Te Convassurs
Charpe
Stu
Moss
Tousewark
Rewlang
Strang
Wacksouth
W. H. Fay
Ayanted
Poly
ITEM
Ford
Olee
Idenigit
Willy
AU Balis
Hedlbar
Bush
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Retreat Road
VewLown
Park-Strelt
Pacd Unjnage
Chechempont Wicki Mowkowi
Garden-Streev
W.B. Viltm
Melbourne Road
North
Pammens
Chenta
Renning Duyers
Geelong i
CliTwell
Ma. Daley
Garr
Geelong Corporation
Oyse Bros
Om! Walsh
Weil Campbell & Co
Gn Lic
Balolo
Buckland's Avenue
Elook
Campbell & CO
H. Ward
Innolense
Hedsoom
BIL Campbell & CO
A.J. Young & CO
Hobbs
E. Hobbs
Geelong West
Mr. Bull
Fenwick-atroot
Sywe
Aie Hase
ANA
Reaper
Eyriestreet
Campbell & Eyrie Street
Adchiureer Lock
Land Ancial Agenes
Guardian
Tire Assurance ‘Co
Equity Trustees Co. Ltd
Parma
Wade Nilese Gale
Steck
Ousrantee
Adde
Neil Campbell & CO
Tryre-atreet
Bewnett & Vains
Lia
Weller-smneet
Lomi
Weller-street
Little Malop-street
Point Henry
Drysdale Road
Moolap
H Blomfield Drown & CO
Anstealing Ltd
Truston Inlin
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Yarra
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Erin HH
Thaystreet
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Laavfievieh
Velite Fox-banker
Hitch
Buck Ypelenwa
Newanrl
Tetunm
Strachan
Murray
Murrey
Siegen
Vinki
Hizelion
Ibigey Iremis
Delainer
Edwin Afullett
Maolap
D. Einer
Fanwen A. Ve Evans
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