Balkan peace talks and Montenegrin siege updates
Reports from Vienna and Sofia indicate Balkan states ready to hear peace proposals while Austro-Hungarian demands press Serbia over Macedonian borders. Montenegrin forces continue bombardment near Tatabosch and Skutar, with Turkish positions cleared from hilltops. Ireland’s Home Rule debate cited financial fault lines. Sydney and Queensland loan news reflect capital markets shifts.
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Ten Families Hear Mother's Testimony On Morse Pills
A Boulder Western Australia mother of thirteen children, ten of whom are married, writes of relief from rheumatic pain after using Morse's Indian Root Pills. She describes years of wrist and knee rheumatism, a hospital stay, and how the remedy restored activity, guiding others to use it for similar ailments.
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Millen
Thompson Streets
Boulder
W.A
Kalgoorlie Hospital
Ars
Dr. Morse
Assassination of Don Jose Canalejas in Spain
The article describes the murder of Senor Don Jose Canalejas as he rode to a cabinet meeting. He paused to look in a shop window before an assassin shot him behind the ear, firing five shots and then turning the revolver on himself. The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senor Garcia Munoz, has become acting premier.
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Jos Canalejas
Spain
Senor Garcia Muncto
Port workers strike over wages at wharves
Adelaide reports a strike by Port workers aimed at higher pay per hour for handling wheat superphosphates and related duties. Current daily wage is 14 shillings, causing serious disruption for shippers and farmers.
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Adelaide
Port @igie
Land Act Amendment Bill debated amid opposition protests
In Perth on November 1 the Land Act Amendment Bill, favoring leasehold over freehold, faced renewed opposition as the Assembly continued its slow passage. The bill’s committee of the whole resumed with Crown lands not to be...
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Melbourne
Country Party
McLeod
jCountry Party
Sydney
Perth
Beecham
Debate over measure splits the council and clerks report
A vote on the measure creates division as the Mouse and Claws 2 clash over the printed version. Frank Thornett refused the oath of allegiance under the Defence Act and was released. The Post and Telegraph case advances with Justice Miggins presiding in Perth. Ruby Anderson and other telegraph staff outline salaries and ages. The court adjourned after reviewing the plaint.
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Kalgoorlie
Perth
Yesterdy
Reoewral Aiaration Court
Justice Miggins
Wverneal
Post and Telgraph General Division Association
Ruby Anderson
Abert Muir
Telegraph Despateh
Itar
Stohn Thomas
East Fremantle
Four Hundred Thousand Sterling Drill Trade Draws Australia’s Noted Praise
A brisk appraisal of the Deering and McCormick Grip Drills notes a large Australian investment and widespread praise. Farmers’ careful sowing, fertiliser distribution, and planting depth yield strong returns and broad Commonwealth recognition. Descriptive literature and mail offers invite inquiries from farmers across Brisbane Sydney Melbourne Adelaide Perth and Hobart.
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Australia
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McConnicks
International Harves TR CO
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Keay Mareet
Brisbane
Broadway
Bourke Street
Melbourne
Adelaide
Shirrag Street
Perth
William Samien
War fears and a call for unity across Europe
The piece argues four million Australians must be ready for war if Europe descends into conflict over the distribution of Europe’s spoils. It condemns the greed of great powers and urges Britain and Australia to stand firm, while warning smaller nations risk being crushed and arguing for collective defense and imperial resolve.
Fragmented Memoir Excerpt Reflects Turbulent Times
A garbled diary-like fragment recalls a harsh era marked by government restraint, social tension, and clashes between authority and the people. It cites leaders, local districts, and references a controversial figure, portraying a period of unrest and strong emotion without graphic detail.
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