Marquis of Linlithgow Dies in Australia Change of Governor General
London report confirms the sudden death of the Marquis of Linlithgow known as Lord Hopetoun the first Governor General of the Australian Commonwealth He fell ill last year and had been bedridden since reaching Parramatta days ago while wintering in the South of France The fate ends a long career in public service with Australia facing a transition under his passing
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Death of Marquis of Linlithgow Prompts Australian Sympathy
Melbourne reports general regret at the sudden death in France of the Marquis of Linlithgow, Earl of Hopetoun. Officials including Governor Sir Reginald Talbot Premier and Lord Mayor Henry Weedon sent sympathetic cables to his widow, praising his governorship and expressing condolences.
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France
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Lord Taulithgow
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Henry Weedon
Speech Honors Memory Of Marquis At Jubilee Banquet
Commissioner E. TL. Lascelles spoke at the Newtown and Chilwell jubilee banquet last evening paying tribute to the deceased Marquis. He recalled the Marquis' courtesy in dealings with all levels of society and noted that after his return from years away even humble individuals were warmly welcomed, illustrating a life of notable civility.
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Prime Minister in Fairly Good Condition, Bulletin
London dispatch reports the Prime Minister’s general condition is fairly good per the latest medical bulletin issued by Sir HL Campbell-Beamerman’s physician. The bulletin notes no immediate cause for alarm and expresses cautious optimism about his recovery.
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Stormy Passage of R M S Victoria From Australia to London
London reports the voyage of the R M S Victoria marked by sensational weather as she crossed the Channel. Severe snow and hail storms battered the mail steamer from Gibraltar to Plymouth, with terrible seas and a harrowing, stormy passage into London.
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Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria's Warlage Reported
In Losdos on February 29, Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria reported to have married Princess Marie Louise of Bourbon. The ceremony involved Perinenss Eleanora of Rews-Kucewlite-7 woo Pyiacate feet wil, with 1899 noted in the record.
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Bomb threats in Teheran target two passersby
London reports a February 29 threat to Tehran with a new bomb outrage warning. The attack text states two lives were lost when a gardener and a laborer were killed during the explosion near a second location.
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Fire destroys warehouses in Marseilles disaster
A major blaze struck Marseilles damaging the Chamber of Commerce warehouses. The fire consumed about ten thousand square metres, with damage running into millions before firefighters contained it. Measures were taken to control the spread and limit further loss.
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Labor in Berlin General Strike Ordered
Berlin reports a general strike ordered by Socialists for the 18th of the month. Harlin’s dispatch notes aims to halt commercial and industrial life and disrupt social activity across the city.
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Battersea Relief Fund Quashed by London Court
London February 2. The County of London Sessions at Clerkenwell, chaired by Sir Robert Wallace, K.G., quashed a Battersea Borough Council relief works tax of 3d in the pound for the unemployed on grounds it infringed the Local Government Act. Rates are limited to a halfpenny in the pound.
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Swaziland Police Foretold in Gazette Entry
A fragmented, noisy text notes a police forewarning for Swaziland in a Gazette entry. It mingles market prices and romantic anecdotes about Lord Kelvin and his alleged marriage, with garbled phrases about signaling systems and a woman described as curious about science.
Natives Subdue Rebels Endance in British Camp
London reports that rebels named Zakka have submitted to British forces. About 2200 tribal fighters entered the British camp and surrendered to General Wilcocke. The wider conflict is said to be over with heavy casualties on both sides, including 35 French killed and 36 wounded in Morocco.
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Japan and China Seizure of a Steamer Demands Release
London report says Japan demands that China release the steamer seized by Wer off Macao in February and apologize for the seizure. The demand underscores rising tensions between the two nations over maritime actions and diplomatic responses.
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Government intends naval build up in coming years
A semiofficial St. Petersburg announcement says Russia plans to spend about 23 million annually for the next several years to rebuild its shattered fleet. The London dispatch notes the plan reflects a strong government focus on strengthening naval power.
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Jtusgin
United States to invite foreign powers to tuberculosis conference
London February 29 0k. Secretary Elihu Root announces Congress authorization for inviting foreign governments to send debocytes to a tuberculosis conference. The conference is planned to begin in September.
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United States
National Bank Currency Proposal in London Report
A U S House committee reported favorably on a bill to issue National Guaranteed Bank credit notes. It would secure notes and deposits with a guarantees fund of one hundred million sterling, with banks contributing an initial quota.
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United States
Jr. C. N. Fowler
Baldwin elected unopposed to Bewdley West seat
Mr Stoney Baldwin elected unopposed for Bewdley West Worcester Lees in the House of Commons after the death of his father Alfred B Vel who previously held the seat for the Conservatives. The late MP won the fiat general election by a majority of 2200 over Liberal candidates.
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Worcester- Lees
House of Commons
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Libera
Wicker Baskets and Upright Cane Lounge Sale Item
Two ornate cane lounge pieces and wicker work baskets described as satin lined and well made. Sale price listed as October 8. Includes logs and other wicker items from Elys. collection.
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America challenges Australia in Davis Cup bid
London reports the American Lawn Tennis Association forwarded a challenge to the next Australian champion in the Davis Cup series. The American team has not yet been chosen. Contests between America and England are likely to take place at Melbourne's Warehousemen's Cricket Ground in November.
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Unstable Goal Miners Troubles and Public Notices
Sydney reports turmoil around the Goal Miners case with defense claims of unfairness and publicly given evidence. Adelaide covers Nomle's testimonial and local subscriptions. Perth notes unemployment relief delays and government promises, plus Melba farewell remarks and estate sales in Fremantle and Melbourne.
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