Czarist Government deploys troops amid unrest in Russia
London reports severe clashes between Cossacks and townspeople at Tsaréo as the government moves detachments to guard the capital. The Preobrazhenskaya regiment loses privileges, peasants in Kirskusing loot forests and cattle, Kronstadt Grenadiers recalled, while 650 Odessa garrison troops petition the Duma to end police duty.
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London
St. Peters ‘Burg
Tsaréo
Lower
Valea
Preobrajenskiya Regiment
Guands
Tas
Kirskusing
Grenadiers
Kronstadt
S. Petersburg
Odessa
Duma
Railway versus Rovers in a rough Saturday football match
A fine afternoon saw Railway and Rovers clash in a rough game on the western wing grip. Umpiring by Dawson drew criticism as Railway built a lead, while Rovers fought back before a final Railway win by margin. Attendance noted with a charity collection for Wight-Marsh relief funds.
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Tseen
Samurday
Awlands
Mnest
Ike
Paine
Railways
Nff
Paints
Rovers
Walt
Hall
Criton
Cinplve
Rik Fen
E. Smith
Criteh
Mall
Wait
Kidk
Dunstan- Line
Warn
Thonspoon
Constan- Vine
Lester
Smith
Glilom
Kelly
Gibbings
Wall
Tammoed
Lefending
Dayin
Stokes
Dare
Bell
Rhéd
Real
Unul
O'Malley
Regant Blacks
Wariers
Ant
Taxing Talk Sparks Debate in House Hearing
The transcript shows Mr Troy and Mr Kennan debating taxes in the House. Mr Troy urges income taxes with no exemptions while a speaker admonishes members for remarks about colleagues. The exchange highlights fiscal policy tension and requests for more funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Guill
Memer
Kennan
Foore ALE SHAMPIONS
A garbled ad style note from Faygh awk Football Ulin Eaglehawk Vic touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a quick relief for strains sprains and abrasions. It claims the product powers better condition and faster healing and mentions a Melbourne area address in unclear text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuk Chamberlain
Fayghawk
Ulin
Eaglehawk
Vic
Chamberlain
Mallowine Terrace
Gerakiivn
Fragmentary Historical Quotation About Policy and Remedies
A garbled or damaged excerpt references Mr Troy rejecting a government party, comments on atmosphere and smoke, followed by enigmatic phrases about a chemist, The Phantom Philosopher, and various remedies including Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. The text is largely incomprehensible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Troy
Rason
Tee
Wiluna Race Club Meeting and Regional News
The Wiluna Race Club aims to hold its next meeting in August with stake money of £100 and strong expectations for a well attended event. John Ward won the contract to supply 1500 cords of firewood for Lake Violet mine at 25s 8d per cord. The Golden Age mine battery resumed, crushing 20 tons of ore from Palmer Broa. Mrs. Ross and husband left for Perth after two years at the local hospital. The Premier proposes £21,000 for goldfield development, favoring deep boring to test permanency of gold-bearing areas. Verbal notes compare school attendance across Commonwealth regions, with Western Australia leading. Weather remains perfect. Obituary mentions the late New Zealand Premier R. Seddon and M. Davitt, reflecting on labor movements and political progress.
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Wiluna
John Ward
Lake Violet
Telegraph and Post Offices
Innix
Palmer Broa
Ross
Perth
United Kingdom
New Zealand
Australian Commonwealth
Western Australia
Tasmania
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Victoria
Commonwealth
R. Seddon
M. Davitt
Iasterun
Seldon
Koowalle
Labor Party
Outrage on British Subjects by Brazilian Police
Daily Malt correspondent reports an alleged incident in which Brazilian police mistreated two British subjects named O Hare and Alien as they walked to work. The men were attacked while passing a location described as a cotlace, with claims of maltreatment by officers. The fragmentary account notes violence and potential police involvement.
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Wa Ji Jancirn
O'Hare
Alien
Ray
Gon Bom
Bonnington's Trish Moss Aimed at Youth and Old Age
A fragmented notice discusses Bonnington's product claiming cures for bronchitis asthma and influ enza and notes opposition by Keenan to unions spending on industrial aims. It questions union financing and political chambers, mentioning Mr Troy and Mr Taylor in a midnigh t session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnington
Troy
Keenan
Taylor
Commorar
Uniow
Your Money Back Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Ad
Vintage ad promising money back if Chamberlain’s Cough Rememedy fails to satisfy. Claims safety, pleasant taste, no poison, sold with guarantee by W B Fal Johnston Shield Geraldton Terrace.
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Chamberlain's Courh
W. B. Fal Jowhield
Tne Terrace
Geraldton
Immigration in Canada praised by Salvation Army scheme
Immigration in Canada is praised as the Canadian Government warm to the Salvation Army plan selecting emigrants from Great Britain to the colonies. Officials state those sent so far are the best that have arrived in the country.
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Salvation Army
Great Britain
Canada
Royal Agricultural Show Impresses King Edward on Visit
The New South Wales and Western Australian fine exhibits at the Royal Agricultural Show in Derby were highly admired. King Edward visited the show yesterday and expressed strong interest in agriculture and stock raising, noting buyers from the market to England to purchase stock.
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New South Wales
Royal Agricultural Society
Derby
King Edward
England
Transcontinental Railway Proposal From Ananders Syndicate
A strong syndicate of Ananders proposes an Australian Transcontinental railway from north to south. They offer £50,000 for twelve months’ motion. The Mhanders await South Australian Government decision, confident the scheme will succeed if not delayed.
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Ananders
North
Somth
Mhanders
British ILP Leader to Sail for Australia via Canada
Mr J Ramsay McDonald and Mr J Ranway Mcrmaid MP of Leicester and president of the British Independent Labour Party will sail from England for Australia via Canada on August 10.
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J. Ranway Mcrmaid
For
Leicrster
British Independent Labor Party
England
Australia
Canada
Australians Train For Diamond Sculls At Henley
Harrison Rourke and Roy Adams, the Australian scullers aiming for the Diamond Sculls, train steadily at Henley. A tropical downpour flooded the Thames, forcing them to row downstream on an exceptionally fast stroke to stay in condition.
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Harrison, Rourke
Roy Adams
Henley Owins
Thames Valley
Heeain
Crank Shaft Breaks. Tow Arrives at 5.8 Kuhowns
A vehicle suffered a crank shaft failure and was being towed at mile marker 5.8 near Kuhowns. Weather conditions and well as assistance details are noted with the incident.
Seaman's Clothes Stolen Leads to Short Sentence
Thomas Darling, a hairdresser, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment today for stealing clothes from John Banks aboard the Yongala. The pair stayed in a back room of a hotel, and Banks reported finding only his shirt remained.
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Thomas Darling
John Banks
Yongala
Anise
Banks
South Australia Revenue Surplus Reaches Fifteen Year High
The report shows a fifteen year high surplus with revenue totaling over £54,000. Railways lead state income at a historic peak with £51,700. land sales reach £20,195 and income tax £14,308. Expenditure on railways exceeds prior figures by £47,000, while capital write downs total £25,000. The Treasurer notes a surplus around £2,000.
Mfongo Fight Shifts Tax Policy as Zulus Rebel
In the Mfongo clash between Matel troops and rebels on Wednesday, Zulus impose new taxes. Heavy fire from Rexer and Maxim Ruins slows their advance. Reports say another native tribe joined the revolt, which is said to be growing rather than crushed. By now 1730 German soldiers have died or fallen ill, and native prisoners total MW. Hottentots near Rasmon's Dritt capture 100 German horses.
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London
Attica
Hottentots
Rasmon
Dritt
Tasmania Floods Hit East Coast Mines Damages Rise
Great damage by floods along the East Coast halts operations at several mines. Revenue figures show a surplus around 220,000 pounds and up to 2,900,751 pounds in revenue, with a reported 10,000 pounds in mine damage. Anticipated work stoppages affect local economy and recovery plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Flamarr
St Down
Interstate revenue report shows gains and losses for year
The revenue for the financial year was £12,287,592, with £800,614 carried forward from the previous year. Principal increases are Commonwealth returns £213,600, income tax £45,13%, railways and tramways £517,956, stamps £111,748. The principal decrease is land revenue £21.99.
New Zealand House Seat Stir Unfolds After Withdrawn Appeal
In Wellington the NZ House of Representatives election for the seat of Valant faced a scandal as a deputation pressed Mr Michael Mayne of Hinikihia to withdraw. He declined, prompting criticism and protests amid mounting excitement over the race and the fate of Mr Sidon.
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Wellinten
Wealland
Fd. Sidon
New Zealand
House of Representatives
Admiralty plans alleged sold to foreign powers
Lomion Saturday French papers claim Admiralty plans for new British quicking naval gun and likely defence of British ships have been sold to foreign powers.
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Lomion
Fatal Explosion On British Cruiser Essex
A fatal gun explosion occurred on the British first class cruiser Essex during maneuvers near Scilly Island. One of the crew was killed and four others injured.
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Scilly Island
Mail contract delay and prison labor plan in Gippsland
In Melbourne it is believed Mr Deakin awaits Postmaster General Mr Austin Chapman before finalising the new mail contract. Mr Bunt's decision to use prison labor would dismantle the Castlemaine pact and place prisoners to road work in Gippsland. The federal parliament largely opposes a Commonwealth fleet, with critics saying its inception would cost tens of thousands annually. A Lands Department watchman, C. H. Gay, attempted suicide by revolver and was found on the footpath unconscious after leaving a farewell note.
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Melbourne
Deakln
Austin Chapman
Bunt
Gippsland
Lands Department
C. H. Gay
Victorian Finances Show Large Surplus For Year
The revenue for the financial year reached 27,797,836, up 287,089 from the prior year. A probable surplus near 700,000 is forecast this year. Railways add 154,783, exit 55,314, fees 22,196, and miscellaneous 57,839. Commonwealth payments rose 79,741 above last year. land revenue fell 107,247 though expected due to earlier collections and selectors’ fees.
Glaucus in tow with groken shaft reported
The 5.5. Despatch reports having passed the ss Glaucus with her groken shaft. The fragment notes the ship's condition and its movement in conjunction with repairs or towing, but details are unclear.
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Groken
Ss. Glaucus
Labor Party selects Joseph Dale in South Fremantle vote
In Perth on Monday the National Political League section for South Fremantle reported strong support from Labour voters with Joseph Dale chosen by a seven vote majority. The timber industry discussion followed with calls to support the Board of Timber recommendations and expressed dissatisfaction with A J Wilson for missing the conference.
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Perth
National Political League
South Fremantle
Labor Party
Joseph Dale
Yar Joop
Board of
Ta Mmiry
A J. Wilken
Fire on Rimutaka wool ship prompts inquiry demand
Underwriters urge the Board of Trade to seek a New Zealand Government inquiry into the Rimutaka fire tied to spontaneous wool cocking while berthed at London docks. The inquiry would examine causes of the blaze and assess responsibility.
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Board of Trade
Lord Elgin
New Zealand
Lontan Docks
Quite A Lifetime Moss Boomingtons Cough Remedy
Moss boomingtons holds premier place as a cough remedy. It is pleasant to take and may always be relied upon to soothe.
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Boomington
Miner roasted in camp near Greenmantle mines
Charles Stuart Watson, metallurgist at the Greenmaintenid mines, was burned to death in his camp at 5:30 AM on Saturday. Dreensnd, employed at the Lady Shenton mine at Menzies, died in the same incident. His loss is deeply felt by a wide circle of friends.
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Charies Stuart Watson
Greenmaintenid
Dreensnd
Lady Shenton
Menzies
Stragstes of the wot Vera in aericultural districts
The fragment describes agricultural district strategies and travel through Montsucue Range with a tough dish and canvas tent. It mentions hunters, a tavern town, and a Lily Way prospertive woman with her husband. Also references Tre, Bunnington's Trish Moss remedy and advice to keep a bottle for coughs and lantant needs.
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Montsucue
Miles
Lily
Trey
Bunnington
Visit of Miss George by Women's Christian Temperance Union
Miss George arrived by Friday morning mail, visiting Geraldton as Australasian WCTU president. The event marks the first local WCTU gathering in eleven years, with a cordial reception in Westey Mall and speeches by local officials and the Salvation Army adjutant. The three day program runs from Friday to Monday with a drawing room gathering and temperance activities.
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Women's Christian * Temperance Union
Miss George
Geraldiog i
Geutee
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Austral—asia
Nicholls
Dial Worldwide Union Unitarally Segard
George
Felcanw
Geraldton
Quest
Eleree Aol
Salvation Army
Mics Georor
Nfgahisation
Great Peppermint Cure Promises Relief for Bronchial Courts
An old medical advertisement touts Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as dependable for bronchial issues and bowel complaints. It claims efficacy for severe cases and names further remedies by Chamberlain Chetera and Diarrhora Remaly. The ad lists Wot Ballnwheld on Marine Terrace Opraiton as the seller.
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Woods
Chaberlain
Marine Terrace
Opraiton
Public Meeting on Temperance Influence at Masonic Hall
A town public meeting promoted by united temperance groups featured Mrs. Peralta and Mrs. Smith as speakers praising women’s moral leadership and urging abolition of drink. Leaders urged strict supervision of public houses and argued temperance advances would improve national welfare and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Temperance Bodies
Arsom
Rentine Artiehoes
Fonte
Marirnnkai
Snessien
Duytpronums
Contested Reform Speech Draws Lines in Politics
A fragmented speech references Dr C W Torttal and 19th century debates on temperance and Sunday laws. It lauds Western Australia and New South Wales measures from January 1 2008 and criticizes opponents for not opposing perceived evils while urging unity with the Tivine Goel supporters.
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Rani
CW Torttal
All Evil
Nahi
Western Australia
New South Wales
Law
Aval
Thor
Bouleier
Miss Cosnor
Rretehmar
Voles
Hanks
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Electro Plate
Wineberg
Mr. Troy
UC Chamberlain
Chamberlain's
W. B Fallawfeld, Marine ,Terrant
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Cole
Empire
Behimis
Kester
Uhis
Rartin
Drage
Dragene
Siown
Macks
Jaint
Particwar
Geant
Ned Brass
Mercantiles
T Am
J.P
Bobby
Herlesty
Locke
Morehan
Agent Sarin
WOLFE
Schinapp
Eenreeimamtiat
Immigration IN
Royal Agricultural Show
Vrom Australia
Transcontintal Railway
MR. J. Ramsay McDonald
South Africa
Natal
Germany
Tasmanian
Sureulos
Mozart
New Zaaland
Mr, Shion
British Defence Plans
Staomarist
Glaucus
A J. Wilson
Carnarvonshire
Lance Cheshire
Croydon
Vaneatan Bopehard
Paris
Church OF England
Tiandsome Tracy
Woorts
Maglish
Amgoorie
Colman
Stones Cash
Wilere
Robur
Onztas Smith
Masehten
Wm, Carson & CO
Mamise Teruack Vewaldtod, Fionse, Land, and General Commission
Auctionkena & Valuatore
Wleno Uhe
Ull Wil Vlinenen
Joly
WM. Carson & CO
Wil
Amotion
Aire
Hall Brand
Screem
Chairrade
Pino
Griatica
Poultey
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