Movement for Separation Advocated and Freight Injustices Cited
A pro separation movement was launched with the aim of establishing a local parliament. The speaker argued that if North versus South injustices were explained, people would see the falsehoods in southern claims. He noted freight costs from Katesning and Geraldton versus Fremantle routes and urged action to gain representation. A committee was appointed to push the cause.
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Bush
Katesning
Piessetowne
Fremantle
Dea
Geraldton
BRL
Jose
Himaif
Perth
John Forrest
J. M. Drew
North
Down South
Gingin
Kimberleys
C. Mann
I Wata
Shore Teuilpe
Australia
E. Constantine
Mosers
T. L. Brown
M.L.A
Copprane
Ami
Sanitation Letter From Dr Cleland on Geraldton Plague Risk
Dr Cleland to Central Board of Health president urges action in Geraldton after visit noting old buildings in Morin Terres harbor rats and potential plague risk. Recommends removal of rubbish and lumber, enforcement of plague regulations, distribution of copies, and possible by laws requiring disposal of excreta with sawdust and disinfectant. March 6, 1908.
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Cleland
Tao
Central Board of
Mresis
Censrs Board of Health
Geraldton
Mc Inny
Morin Terres
Estom
WA Bank
Board of Health
J, Rorton Cleland
Guardian Subscription Rates Declared for Quarter
The notice outlines Guardian subscription at 3s 3d per quarter or 12 gd per cent in advance post free. If omitted, rates rise to 3s 6d per quarter.
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Guardian
Death of Lieut. General Sir Drury Lowe
The death is announced of Lieut. General Sir Drury Lowe born January 3, 18%. His military career included service in Egypt India and South Africa. He was honoured with thanks by both Houses of Parliament.
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London
Lieatenn
Devry Cursom Lowe
Egypt
India
South Africa
Houmm
Military traitor rumor dots London dispatches
London reports Lieutenant White of the Dragusas has vanished at Meta Ie amid suspicions he betrayed military secrets, including information about the nine inch quick firing gun. A note notes a prohibition on absinthe manufacture under miscellaneous items.
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London
April
White
Dragusas
Meta
Adelaide Tramways Tender Accepted For Inner System
Adelaide April 9 The Tramways Trust is understood to have awarded the order to Messrs Smith and Timms of Barth to construct 54 miles of permanent way for the inner system of the Adelaide tramway service. The tender amount is not officially disclosed but is said to exceed £160,000, a figure slightly higher than the engineer’s estimate.
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Adelaide
Executive Council
Tramways Trust
Mesers
Brisbane Grammar School Wins Princes of Wales Cup
The Brisbane Grammar School secured the Princes of Wales Cup in the Empire school competition, scoring 99 points. The event highlighted overall improvements in student shooting across colonies, with Wesleyan Malbourne among noted entrants and broader school reports showing progress.
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London
Brisbane
Accident Delays to Wairewa Vessel in Natal Waters
London reports the vessel Wairepa bound for Natal was delayed after its rudder post broke. Hepsirears were affected, indicating damage and resulting disruption to the voyage.
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London
Natal
The Great Wrestling Match in Landem April 8
The Daily Chronicle reports a wrestling bout where Hackemschmidt forfeited the world championship after deciding to end the contest due to brutal tactics by opponent. Spectators labeled Gotoh’s methods foul, while the crowd felt Hackemschmidt was outmatched.
Turf notes from Moors racing and stakes events
The report covers Friday racing at Moors with Radium's poor display possibly linked to track conditions. Belmont Park and Rosehill results from the weekend are noted, mentioning Loch Shial, Murage, Chester Bella, and Sample among contenders. Two-year-olds Tady Maltster and Treesel win promisingly. Rabio wins Liverpool and Nations Steeplechase. St Simon is recorded as dead.
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Radium
Moors
Tsic
Belmont
Im Loch Shial Amd Murage
Jevake
Chester Bellasmo Geld
Horace Na Condor
Stewarda
Rosehill
N.S.W
Stales
Doncaster
Treesel
Morphettville
Imindere
Tno
Hisdam
O'ga Keita
Emir
Beanba
Holaire, and Co
Rabio
Telegraph Delays Arise From Italian Service Mutiny
London April 6 report of Italian telegraph service disaffection causing major delays in telegraphic business with about forty thousand telegrams held up and some messages possibly a week old. Disruptions attributed to Goebb, amid outcry in the Chambers of Commerce and opposition to European states appointing artificial code words amid independent telegraphic companies.
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London
Lefim
India
Commares
Teche
Unfortunate Arrest Ties to Dying Patient Case
Adelaide April arrest connects to illness of Laura Tucker a 22 year old girl dying in hospital. Dying depositions have been taken from the woman and her daughter in relation to the case.
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Adelaide
April
Laura ‘Tucker
Collapse of Old Houses At Denice's Hotel
Towdon April 8 report confirms 28 inmates were in two adjoining houses that collapsed near Denice's Hotel Can-Merptreet off Oxford street. Eight killed and a dozen injured, none severely. Remaining 17 escaped with only slight injuries.
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Towdon
Bee
Plac
Hensee
Denice's
Can- Merptreet
Oxford-street
Hopital
Ballarat Murder: Isles Committed for Trial
Melbourne reports the coroner concluded Mrs. Graham’s death likely by Isles. Isles, labeled the murderer, is committed for trial on a murder charge after witnesses place her alive on December 22. The case hinges on testimonies from Tiles and Andathiry regarding the victim’s last seen whereabouts.
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Melbourne
Graham
Tiles
Telsst
Andathiry
British Politics London April 8 Wis prospect
London politics report notes a Wis prospect shaping the scene as authorities assess potential implications. Details remain limited with emphasis on ongoing developments and anticipated moves in the near term.
Lord Kelvin Estate Probate Valuations Reported
Probate valuations list Lord Kelvin estate at 155083 pounds for probate. Historic palaces collection noted as part of the assets.
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Lord Kelvin
Millionaire TDundon Buys Old Palace in Fone
Tycoon TDundon purchases the Aldsbeamdi Palace in Fone. It is unclear whether he will restore its houses or dismantle and re‑assemble it in the United States.
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Tdundon
April & Me
Pierpont Morgan
Aldsbeamdi Palace
B. C. O'Brien
Accident at Rew Chem Railway Mine Tragedy
At Welbourne in April a cage with several men was raised to the surface after shift work. Nolan, 23, felt sick and attempted to vomit as the cage passed the trial. He fell from the cage into a 40 foot deep well hole and his body struck the bottom. Recovery efforts have not succeeded.
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Welbourne
Rew Chem
Amen Nolan
Sensation in Kalgoorlie Over Montgom ery Letter Case
In Kalgoorlie in April a telegram by Montgomery criticized Me Dowley and Ev in a case where Montgomery Bros sued Goldsburgh. Goldsburgh faced a £28 judgment, paid some but not all, and was imprisoned for three weeks. The court stayed execution to tomorrow after Dowley extended delay. Lance Montgomery protested to the Attorney General alleging Kalgoorlie justice is a farce.
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Kalgoorlie
Dowley
Lance Montgomery
Restriction of Opium Gov Orders Crackdown and Refuges
London April 9 dispatch reports the Chinese government urging energetic efforts to curb opium sales and usage. Opium smoking is banned in colleges, schools, and the army. Prince Kung and four senior officials study the extent of the habit as an imperial decree orders refuges for treatment of victims.
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London
The
Princess Monica of Saxony Marries Signor Toumli in Lonion
In October last, the divorced wife of the King of Saxony wed Signor Toumli, a metic teacher living in Lonion. She surrendered her youngest child Primoses Manion to the Saxon court as part of the arrangement. On arrival in Dresden she accompanied her father.
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London
Saxony
Signor ‘Toumli
Metic
Lonion
Primoses Manion
Court
Elso
Dresden
Tragic double murder suicide shocks Invercargill
Telegrams report a road merchant Jac Reed Baxter killed his wife and three children in Invercargill. Two other children were hospitalized in critical condition while Baxter died by detonating a detonator in his mouth. No motive given, authorities call it an act of insanity.
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Wellington
Invercargill
Jac Reed Baxter
Mel. Barter
Baxter
Police hunt for offender after brutal assault in Barmedman
Sydney reports a brutal assault on a hotel worker in Barmedman. A ruffian bound gagged and outraged her, then robbed her of jewelry and a small amount of money. Police are scouring the countryside for the attacker.
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Sydney
Barmedman
Radian
AdJ.C. Meeting Report Incomplete Fringe Notes
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting at Mothourame on April 1 with Mr Hing and Denison owner of Hoseidon leaving for an At.C. teting. He says he has not hacked him for any penny pies and warns hackers, though details are unclear.
Vic to withdraw stock import restrictions
Perth dispatch notes that Victoria has withdrawn the restrictions on stock imports, signaling the scare is over. Officials hope other states will follow Victoria’s lead and remove their bans as well.
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Veeta
Victoria
Staten
Vito: Fin
Resignation of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Reported
The resignation of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman owing to cabinet changes has reached ten days of parliamentary work. Sale of unclear details follow as the notice notes ongoing political shifts and a transition in leadership.
Absinthe Prohibited Action of Swiss Council
Absinthe restriction moves through Swiss authorities as the National Council debates measures to curb its sale and consumption. Officials emphasize social harm and regulatory gaps, with potential penalties outlined for unauthorized distribution and public intoxication.
Correspondence to the Editor on addressing local evil
The letter argues for urgent action to cope with public wrongs in Perth saying churches should curb indulgences and apply church discipline. It cites Christ’s call to sinners and urges broader church effort to prevent harm to children, signed by OBSERVER Geraldton April 3.
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Perth
Christ
Pearent
Che -Ildren
Waterside Dispute Talks Continue Without Settlement
Sydney reports no finality reached in the waterside dispute as April conference fails to resolve all points. Parties had expected a conclusive result today and a settlement of all points.
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Sydney
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