Papal Prohibition Triggers French Clergy Restrictions
London reports from Parla that the Pope forbids French Catholic clergy to comply with annual convocations for worship. Public gatherings face fines or imprisonment under church and state separation. Ultramontane leaders protest, while the French government pledges to uphold state interests against Rome.
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Russia's Troubles Denounce the Duma and Plots
A garbled report claims Father John of Cronatadt denounces the Duma and warns of more assassinations to come. The piece references Kt. Pylarsburg and the Uno Xb Russa, noting revolutionary violence and alleged statements attributed to Reuter’s agency about future killings.
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Hostile Attitude in California Japanese Grow Irritated
Times special correspondent reports rising anti Japanese sentiment in California as schools and segregation issues intensify. Regiments in Hawaii, political pressure in San Francisco, and calls from public figures undercut harmony while national figures debate policy and travel to Congress.
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Honolul
Wool market figures and prices in London eo 8
Commercial London report shows wool marker cloned animatinl with 108000 bales atalagond. Prices ranged from 102d to 1s 2d per pot with £108 6 1d and EN Pin £190 to £106 158. Barwilyer listed 26 7 WeißdL per ox.
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Disrupted Melbourne meeting erupts at Fitzroy town hall
In Melbourne the pro election rally devolved into chaos as 1700 filled the Fitzroy hall, doors blocked, arrests avoided, and speakers faced a hostile crowd. Destin was cheered while Deakin’s tactics sparked laughter and disruption among supporters.
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South Australia names lineup for NSW clash at Adelaide Oval
In Adelaide on December 1, South Australia announces its five solid squad members for the match against New South Wales at the Adelaide Oval. The lineup includes Claxton, Darling, Gehra, Hill, Mayon, M'Rae, M'Beath, O'Connor, Yellow, Travers, Townsend, and Wright.
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Mayon
M'Rae
M‘beath
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NSW Blaxland Macartney Hopkins Dominate Queensland Inning Victory
New South Wales scored 465 for 9 declared at Bailty Ground led by Hopkins 196 not out and Macartney 122 with White 77 and Blaxland 93. Queensland were bowled out for 58 in first innings and 175 in the follow on, New South Wales winning by an innings and 4 loan with about 3,000 spectators observing in fine weather.
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Bydney
Land Tax Assessment Bill Defeated in Legislative Council
In Perth the Legislative Council defeated the land tax assessment bill with a vote of 9 to 16, signaling the government’s setback. The council remains willing to reopen the debate, while the government plans a special session of Parliament early next year to reintroduce the measure.
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Arrival of Walter James in Armenia Stirs Political Talk
Walter James arrived yesterday in the Armenian state aboard the Barbaromes steamer and was welcomed by the Premier, several MPs, and many supporters. He declined to comment on his political future or make a statement for publication.
Arrival of Principal Rainy in Melbourne Tec 10
The Right Rev Robert Rainy late principal of New College arrives in Melbourne to take up duties as principal weathered by the local press.
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Leader of Frea Church of Scotland in trouble with War Frees
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the leader of the Frea Church of Scotland facing trouble with the "War Frees" with unclear context and dates.
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Ramsay MacDonald Arrives in Fromanite Amid Reception
Mr Ramsay MacDonald MP Porth thin da Me Ramay MacDonald MB Secretary of the British Labour Party arrived from the Eastern states yesterday and was given a cordial reception at Fromanite according to local reports.
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Norseman Railway Bill Advances in Council Vote
The Legislative Council yesterday carried the second reading of the Norseman Jool railway bill by 12 to 7. The measure, presented by Torti, moves toward approval amid ongoing debate over the project.
Poisoning Fatal in Kalgoorlie District
A case of cyanide poisoning ended fatally at Hillend near Brown Hill. The wife of John Roberta, a minor resident, drank cyanide water stored at home to kill mice. Medical aid was sought but she died before doctors arrived.
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Public Bathing Plea for Geraldton Reforms
A correspondent in Geraldton urges the town to improve bathing facilities. He notes only one small public bath and no private options, criticizing authorities for inaction at the Explanade jetty. He proposes closing part of the western wing with planks to create a wind-protected, inexpensive bathing area.
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Upper Chapman Railway debated by Mr P Stone
Sir my affection to your municipal report is shown as I recount the Geraldton member Mr Brown urged a public meeting on Chapman Railway route. A meeting of Geraldton Greenough and 43 delegates passed resolutions, plans were sent to the Premier, and loan estimates placed at £16,000 for Chapman Railway with £640 per mile rails. No route is decided yet. The Premier will inspect and decide from official reports. Mr Brown’s interference with district matters is noted.
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Local Government Critique and Interference Resentment
A correspondent complains the government handles key issues like railways and coal mining poorly. He says the premier lacks practical knowledge and lithical education. He offers to work with others but resents interference from uninformed members. December 9, 1906.
Sir Earnt and the 1017 Regulation Debate In 19th Century Mining
Sir Wittendom addresses a local electorate dispute over the 10ft depth regulation for alluvial mining enacted in 1808. He explains government actions, warnings from experts, and field reactions, noting cancellations by Premier Sir John Forrest and clarifying that no prosecutions occurred for digging beyond 10 feet. He stresses Parliament’s role in withholding deeper mining until review.
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Mail Notices From Geraldton Post Regions Listed
Postal schedule fragment lists lodest mail times for Geraldton Post, Lake Austin, Lac Ere, Mullows, Warnes and others. Includes daily and specific weekday windows, with variations by location like Ober Station Tuesday 10 pm and Gingin Carnamah Mingl aw Lewin Strawberry Dongarra and more.
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Clungerry
Ward election names four candidates for West Ward seat
The municipal election to fill the vacancy in the West Ward is held today. Candidates are Moser, Warl, Beedo and Green.
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Akywiy
Moser
Warl
Beedo
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