Armistice Signed Amid Balkan Tension
London reports from Constantinople that the conference among Turkish natives and allies at Chataldja signed by all except Greece. Terms permit revictualling for Bulgarian troops at Chataldja but bar Turkish besieged forces from revictualling. Peace negotiations set for London on the 15th. Athens papers disapprove Bulgaria’s moves seen as favorable to Turkey.
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London
Constantinople
Turkey
Sofia
Chataldja
Black Sea
Turks and Adrianople. A Mahomedan Sanctuary
Fragmentary text reports a Mahomedan sanctuary near Adrianople, with garbled details about a telegraph to King Ferdinand and authorities unsure of the sanctuary’s exact status or control.
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Landi
Borihe
Ferdinand Xtathag
Big Trade Revival Hailed After Peace Assurance
London reports anticipate a stock market boom as European peace stabilizes trade. Officials predict high demand outstripping supply, rising prices, strong wages, minimal unemployment, and exceptional profits for industrial undertakings in 1913.
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London
Stock Exchange
Crusade Ride Expands Home Navy and Overseas Forces
A fragmentary report notes Lord Roberts advocating expansion of home army, freedom of action for the navy, and strengthening overseas expeditionary forces. The details are unclear but imply a broad mobilization effort across services.
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Navy
Overseas Expeditionary Force
Suffragettes Tactics Highlight Pankhurst Threat
Mrs Pankhurst declared at an Opera House meeting that suffragettes have not yet been militant enough. At the Royal Exchange, leaders addressed crowds and militants slung 300 fetters in pillar boxes as part of a protest display.
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Royal Exchange
Opera House
Jack Johnson Marries Again in Chicago
Chicago reports Jack Johnson wed Cameron, the white woman linked to an earlier abduction accusation. In the Sheffield death inquest at New Quay, the husband testified he believed his wife to be a straight woman. A verdict of found drowned was returned. James Defay left £34,000 to Mrs Nowill, but authorities note she predeceased him making the legacy invalid.
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Newill
Sheffield
New Quay
James de~ Fay
Nowill
Tueegal
Fremantle Resident Magistrate Raymond Gee Returns
The text notes Mr Raymond Gee, the Resident Magistrate, having been away on extended leave and arriving at Fremantle by the mail boat. It mentions Mr J E Geary deputising, with plans for Perth early next week, and references weather expectations and tropical winds.
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Raymond Gee
Fremante
Geraldton
J. E. Geary
Perth
Dispute Flare at Bendigo Over Miner Search
Telegrams report further trouble at Bendigo tied to the mining search. Union officials resent the removal of shift men from Central Fed White and Blue mine. A manager lost a gold-bearing quartz specimen locked at 315 feet, yet the men refused to be searched.
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Melbourne
Bendigo
Royal Commission Reports on Sugar Industry Reform
Melbourne reports detail two Royal Commission findings presented to Parliament. The majority backs ending bounty and excise, rejects nationalization, and suggests duty variations. It also proposes resolving the immigration issue by favoring white workers and state or federal measures to reserve the industry accordingly.
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Melbourne
Royal Commission
Big Loan To Be Raised In Westiro Amsteuila
In Perth, the Premier moved the second reading of the Lead det Income tax bill and signaled leave to introduce a bill to raise five million pounds by loan to be repaid over several years. Norseman-Eastern railway bill defeated 11 to 14 in the Legislative Council. Cadets on tree march 26 miles to Pinjarrab with civic reception planned.
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Perth
Dee
Legislative Council
Tree
Pinjarrab
Banbury
Baring
Melnetmay
Arwin Roads Board Opens by Law and Local Plans
At the monthly Arwin Roads Board meeting J Del ninge chaired with E W Clarkson F Waldeck Jno Rowland S J Phillips and J B Moore present. Questions on work on Arrowsmith road in 1900 were answered. the board forwarded information to government to draft by laws and fees for stock on reserves. The by law on stray stock was approved for enforcement. repairs to the pound were ordered to prevent cattle from escaping. The board also urged Lands to open for selection a portion of Dongarra Commonage and discussed surveying Denison townsite. Estimates were requested for a Port Devison water supply. Tenders for clearing Trwin road were accepted from H Sloper and C Sloper. Accounts totaling £38 15s were paid.
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J. del Ninge
E. W. Clarkson
F. Waldeck
Jno. Rowland
S. J. Phillips
J. 8. Moore
P.W.D
Arrowsmith Road
PWD
Campbell
Lee
Dongarra
Moore
Lands Department
Denison
Uilo Road
Ellery
Port Devison
Jon Trwin
Land resumed for Geraldton railway works adjourned in Perth
Arbitration Court hearings in Geraldton assessed value of cottages and machinery for land resumed for railway improvements. Witnesses including Frank Daniel Good and Harry Marmaduke Marwood estimated cottage values from 100 to 600 pounds and machinery and premises from 900 to 1500 pounds. The case adjourned to Saturday December 14 in Perth with documents to be produced. Bathurst jubilee noted with city’s prominence and past figures.
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Perth
Geraldton
Frank Daniel Good
Easther
Father
William Saart
Geraklton
Macwood
Beamett
Smith
Marker
Geraldtom
Walter James
Harry Marmaduke Marwood
Smart
Northmore
Cmd
Pidgeon
Deage
Mr. Wilson
S.M. Comerford
Mrs. Earl
Thorshil-Street
Parker
Cresswell
Cry and Buildings
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Der
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Bulgaria
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England
Lord, Roberts’ Crusad
Jack Johnson
Chicago
Jack Johnsonesterday
Cameron
Overbell
Ongst
Thix
Tropics
Austria
Westiro Amsteuila
Owen
Norseman-Esterance Rail
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Arwin Roads Board
Paller’s
Aart
Horrocks
Manchester
Ted House
Cade
Sir Walter James
Carly
Jeane Brome
Bathurst
K.S.W
Freemasons Hotel
Durlacher Street
Beckswan
Freemason
Pally
Jules Freres
SWAN
Gilbey
Wolfe
Sohn Apps
C. H. Counsel
Northampton
Leeds & Lancashire Insurance Co
Cyeloie Fence Co
John Darling & Son
Australia
Grain Kings
Searle & Oliver
G. Harford
Usch
M. Binks
Weskstands AB
H.raa
Plant's
Wenily Stock Gales
Avery Frickiy
Aojrinn
Biock
Scan Balan
Vrompt
Usasl
JW. Plast
Geraldton Comedy Company
Preent
King’s
Waltes T. Kendrick
Sommonwealt
Yuna
Temas
Gerakitos
Noticf
By Onder
G. W. Stead, ‘General
Uaumger
Madame Beaumont
Garaldton Chambers
Union Bank
Anglcas Cauchy
Tadiea
Adame Beaumont
W.A
Dechmer
Nile Sa
Hamuitsiia
H. Douglas
Chied Trafic
Raton's Hotel
Valastje
Bigetheapton Properties
Geraldton Lam
Lumpany Ma Seton Py
Xok Igri
King's
Prien Eh
Geraldten Land Investment and | Building Company
Marine Terrace
Rossley
A. Trigg
Geraldren
G.F
Railway Hotel
Muliewa
Wouller Brothers
Stue Propeeters
Fortham
Tees Eeatucum Insta
Cus
Frank Aah
Miss Mills
Wyanten Gi Wars
Suedsem Fee
Lowrie & Dwyer, Sre
Bayern
Viavery
Frida Wnd
Seturiey, Swiskoale and
Betis
Agusta
B. P. Harris, Searle, Co
Telephone
Bor
Eintll
Wteck
Oliver
A.B
Arthur J. Davies
Gerald Tverant A. Repiots
Somone
Terery
Red House
James Bell & Co
Henry Wills & CO
W. Lucas
Hampton Road, Northampton
Agri For
Lancashire Insurance Co
A.T. Davies
John Urch
Waterloo
Horti
J.M. McKay &Co
King’s Hall
Anil
Commonwealth Hotel
Nad
P.O
Geraldios
Wok
Dunlacher Street
Oppenitie Freeman's Bok
Ovata
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