German press cites objections to Hill as Berlin ambassador
London April 1 German newspapers admit the United States ambassador in Berlin faced objections to Dr Hill's suitability for the Berlin post due to private means. They claim distorted reports caused the issue and assert no policy change toward Hill, while American public opinion grows uneasy. The New York World likens Kaiser reaction to past missteps and criticizes limited diplomatic restraint.
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London
United States
Berlin
Washington
Dr. Hill
America
Hill
Nevathalews
New York
Kruger
Tangier
Europe
Gambling with Death in London Tragedy at 100-foo height
A fatal accident occurred during a performance in London on April 4. The page reports a person, likely linked to Bursch's circus, falling from a height of about 100 feet during the show. The incident is described as a sad death connected to the act.
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London
Bursch
German merchants embark on Balkan trade tour
Ninety leading merchants from Toedon and most Berlin lectures have begun a tour of the Balkan States Turkey Greece and Asia Minor to explore new trade avenues. The expedition aims to open commercial relations and expand market reach across the region.
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Toedon
Berlin
Balkan States
Turkey
Greece
Atis Minor
London Arrests Suspect in Anarchist Bomb Plot
American Happenings reports a London arrest tied to an New York anarchist outrage where 20 000 protesters mainly women with banners and red capes tried to enter Union Square. It notes the bomber killed by a Russian Jew was not the accomplice Bordman, whose father has been arrested and repeatedly released on a minor charge.
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London
New York
Union Square
Bordman
Bhee
Undesirable Immigrants Arrive in Vancouver Row
Four hundred Chinese have just arrived at Vancouver. One hundred of them paid the head tax of one hundred dollars. They were deported.
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London
Vanncouver
Illness of Sir Henry Camel Bannerman in England
Reports from London say Sir Henry Camel Bannerman, the Premier, endured a comfortable day before a fatal night. Officials fear recovery is hopeless though no additional weakness is reported.
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Sir Henry Camysell-Bannerman
London
Henry Camel Bannerman
London Premier Sir Henry Campbell-Ramermam in Stable Condition
London reports the Premier Sir Henry Campbell-Ramernan slept well last night. His general condition is now more favorable. In wool sales bidding was brisk and more general, with American buyers purchasing cross taeda largely as competition remained strong.
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London
Henry Campbell- Rammerman
Australian organist chosen after hundred candidates
Sir Charles Nicholson of Sydney has been appointed organist at St. Peter’s Cathedral after a selection of 100 candidates. The ceremony marked the revival of church music in the city and highlighted Nicholson’s prominence in Australian musical circles.
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London
Charla Nicholson
Sybney
Orgeniet
Sortertury
Aremga Price Interviewed The Woman’s Vote
London on April 2 Prominerice of South Australia argued that the women’s vote purified politics and steadied public life. He said no man with a body evpulation could be won over, while moral and vocal questions drew serious attention. Education was watched and encouraged, and the vote’s impact appeared sober and noiseless.
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London
Prominerice
South Australia
Amalgamated Society of Engineers Announces Not Attending Congress
The Amalgamated Society of Engineers will not be represented at the Trades' Union Congress to be held in Nottingham in September.
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London
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Trades’ Union Congress
Nottingham
Yeomanry Corps Disbanded Reenlistments Grow Noted
London April 2 volunteers reject disbandment and reenlist in the territorial army. Dinners concerts mock funerals and the Last Post on the bugle mark the public celebration of the event.
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London
Yeorary
Territorial Army
Wool Boom Brisk Sale Prices Rise at Colonial Series
Wool bidding was brisk across all classes at the colonial wool sales with prices showing gains, notably for crossbred and harden varieties as bidders pushed values higher.
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London
Russian Agents Arrested in Odessa Case
London reports an agent for a shipbuilding firm sent to Odessa was seized as a political suspect. Detained for a fortnight in a filthy Russian prison, he was released after appealing to the British Consul who forced release. The Russians kept a sizable portion of his money as compensation.
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London
Odessa
China and Japan Boycott Moves Reported in April London
The April report notes a boycott of Japanese goods in China and other regions, with Beijing observing a stand against Japan. The British Minister plans to travel to Canton to interview a Viewroy on Japan's behalf.
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London
Japan
Stantom
China
Sen Times
Canton
Ha Viewroy
Spanish anarchists trial ends with king’s evidence
At the Barcelona outrages trial one suspect named Ferran gave evidence against fellow anarchists. He later killed himself in prison, taking his own life rather than face further proceedings.
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London
Barcelona
Ferran
The Turkish Question Proposals on Macedonia
Toeden Apell Austria declined to accept Sir Edward Grey's proposals regarding Macedonia.
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Toeden
Apell
Austria
Sir Edward Grey
Macedonia
John Burns Faints in Church. Local Health and Staffing Update
Northampton report notes John Burns fainted during divine service and remains unconscious at Mailway Hotel. Dr Hungerford summoned. Dr Moffitt on leave. no resident MLO locum. April 1 Barns to hospital. patient shows lucid intervals at times. Also mentions Home Rule vote in the House of Commons by 313 to I and Guardian subscription rates.
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John Burns
Memmoagee
Mailway
Hungerford
Ir. Moffitt
Jol Barns
Bar
Shan
Ireland
House of Commons
Chinese merchants vow worldwide boycott of Japanese goods
Telegrams report a Sydney gathering of about 200 Chinese merchants backing a boycott of Japanese goods and ships. A resolution set a 20 pound penalty for merchants refusing to boycott all Japanese firm goods and cargoes. Messages from Melbourne and Hong Kong urge full compliance and no shipments from Japanese firms.
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Sydney
Lapanete Firma
Jopnasse Stemtoers
Connolly v Sun Day Times appeal dismissed with costs
Perth April 3 The appeal Connolly v Sunday Times claiming the libel verdict was excessive was dismissed unanimously. Judges upheld the original ruling and awarded costs against Connolly.
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Perth
Connolly
Sunday Times
Locome
Death and racing notes from Sunbury and Moscow
A Melbourne paper recalls Paul Rory death at Sunbury amid turf history. It notes old horse Valais, retirement in 1904, and a fatal fall from Jackson's Creek bridge. Also reported: trainer Temes Scobie faces court on assault and insult charges. King Edward VII racing ties and Moscow trotting totals highlight global highlights.
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Paul
Sunbury
Juul
Rupert Clarke
Jackson's Creek
Bathera
Old Vail
Temes Scobie
Baker Nama Pois
Tward VII
Grenadier
Prince of Wales
Jockey Club
Newmarket
Denr'c
Epcom
Eng
B. Dearle,p
North Fronamus
Sydney Waterside Troubles Spark Union Meeting
The Exployees' Federation held a meeting this afternoon as part of ongoing waterside tensions. Deliberations promise important developments, but specifics remain undisclosed. No communication has been received by the Wharf Laborers' Union, and a second conference between coastal companies and the union is not yet known.
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Spisey
Exployees’ Federation
Wharf Laborers’ Union
Ty Coastal Companies
Ficare
Employers’ Federation
Chinese Unionists in Sydney Protests Over Wages and Deductions
Chinese workers in Sydney report a wage dispute amid rising costs of living. About seventy employees have ceased work as employers push for deductions to cover taxes and pork costs. workers demand higher pay or no further deductions, signaling a regional labor tension.
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Sydney
Glenelg Tragedy Latest Assault on Police
Adelaide April 1 A violent sequel to the Glenelg tragedy occurred today Port Adl k in length and fire two shots Mullins injured his head and body A man named George Nelson aged 45 unknown to police was wounded and taken to Atlantic Hospital not expected to be fatal
Sequestration Granted for Kebla Johnstone Estate
Melbourne reports the sequestration of Kebla It. Johnstone’s estate, a Melbourne sharebroker, with the order now absolute. The exchange faced heavier losses, while a separate case of an alleged prohibited immigrant was dismissed after the defendant proved birth in Melbourne and recent return from China. The piece also notes the Prime Minister’s tour planned for early May.
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Melbourne
Kebla
Johnstone
Quernireet
Murder Charge Faces Perth Woman In Police Court
Flisbeth Pears, charged with the murder of Elisabeth Martha Turner, appeared again before the Police Court yesterday on the application of Sergeant Thomas. The secured was remanded for eight days. The inquest into Miss Turner’s death resumed this morning. Separately, the Timber Corporation Greenbusher notified timber bowers that their demand for higher prices could not be met, prompting most nlesper cutters to halt work. Hewers’ meeting set for Friday to discuss the dispute. The Timber Corporation manager sees no contract-disrupting difficulty, noting a clause allowing shutdown during strikes or timber disputes. He argues pay increases would not be fair or create unrest among other companies’ workers.
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Perth
Flisbeth Pears
Elisabeth Martha Turner
Thomas
Miss Turner
Timbee Corporation
Greenbusher
Hewers
Timber Corporation
Iber
Valii
Northern Development League meeting at Municipal Chambers
A meeting of Northern Development League supporters convened at Municipal Chambers with Mayor presiding. Resolutions outline industrial aims and pro land settlement, railway development, and nonpartisan platform ahead of an April public meeting. Speakers to address include MLA P Ston and T J Brown, with others invited from local districts.
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Northern Development League
Means
A. E Goodkeeem
D. R. Partridge
BJ. KeoxPedm
Me. P. Stoas
League
Hoa
J. M. Dew
Mllo
I. Stone
T. L. Brown
M'Sla
Focal
Owr Industria
H. Carson
J. AL Drew
Wll.c
P.stonn
T. J. Brown
Counney
RB. J. Knox-Peden Ens
Gremough Farm
Ibs League Appeals and Nominations Notice
Ibs League mobilizes Northern cities for support in a non party base. A case of 8.M. Pipes is presented by Mr. F Hide with nominations at 2s 6d. close on April. A notice states Annual Appeal Court and municipality hold hearings at Council Chambers on Tuesday 25th April at 8 p.m. to consider appeals against property valuations for the upcoming year.
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Ibs League
M. Pipes
F. Hide
Tusday
David Pascue
Eastern racing Doncaster handicap tainted by odds list
Odds on the Doncaster handicap race show Beight Steal and Maramis among favorites with 8 to 1 and 10 to 1 respectively. Elevation Scotland Tangaron Larinas Longchamps also posted at 12 to 1 and 16 to 1 in a crowded betting field. Peru Poseidon Moranvi Jack Smith feature among longer shots.
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Sydney
Otntrona
Maramis
Scotland
Tangaron
Larinas
Train alterations and job advertisement notice
Advertisements list train times with departures from Geraldton to Walkaway Perth and Northampton on specific days and at varying times. A separate recruitment notice seeks a fencing position in Sonn Blvd 591. Apply through Guardian.
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Nannie
Cae
Geraldton
Perth
Gerskiten
Geralton
Werlayslay
Northampton
Ace
Sonn Blvd
Guardian
Ihe
Auction Notice for Multiple Victoria Locations Near Norris
An estate auction in Norris offers several Victoria Locations with acres and improvements, to be sold without reserve on April 4 at 1. Affected properties include several holdings with fences, enclosures, and outbuildings, with mortgage £700. Statements specify cash purchases and location details, with a direction to return to the Freemason's Hotel.
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Victuia
Ed Yeks
Victoria
Aol
Wage
Windasill
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