Disputes Ramp Up As Sydney Miners Face Uncertain Strife
Telegrams from Sydney report Sumda Thetapergsi disputing Ximevaing’s stance at the vice royalty residence in Mosswate. Hix Earetreacy is expected to assent tomorrow. Miners fear work resumption delays as police confront protesters and Strike Congress meetings falter amid new Industrial Disputes Act. Wade’s amendments haunt labor, leaving workers despondent about a troubled future.
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Infernal shooting affray rocks New South Wales family
In Inverell Bowshow a settler named Edward Donaldson allegedly tried to shoot his family after a volatile dispute over boxing winnings. He fired at his wife and another daughter, with bullets failing to wound the wife but striking a daughter. A motor crash later injured several people, while Patterson faces furious driving charges.
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Waratah search progress and parliamentary notes in Victoria
A cable reply to Premier Murray details a Crozet Islands search for the missing steamer Waratah crew. The report covers ship movements, landing, and proposed leads. Also noted are Land Tax Bill disputes, revised Defence rules at Karraketta range, Syrian-assisted settlement proposals halted, and the eight year old Leslie Harvey’s fatal injuries from a spring cart accident near Como.
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Unattended animal incident leads to hospital transfer
An injured animal was left unattended briefly on a road before being taken to Children’s Hospital. The report notes the child on the scene showed some hope of recovery after admission, though details remain unclear.
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Tragic Shunter Killed Between Trucks in Feeth Yards
West Australia Perth reports Arcisibald Moxon a shunter and single man died instantly after being crushed between two trucks in the Feeth railway yards. The accident occurred Monday with authorities investigating the fatal incident.
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Sanderson speaks at Geraldton in Senate election bid
Archibald Sanderson, a Senate candidate, addressed a public meeting at Mani sonic Hall, backed by the National Liberal League and Australian Women's National League. He outlined his campaign aims, urged Liberal organization, and pressed questions on Labor, federation revenue sharing, defence, and immigration. The crowd supported the call for constitutional reform and broader state rights protections.
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Friendly Societies and Hospital Fees Debate
A crowded meeting of friendly societies discussed hospital charges for members and dependants during epidemics. Leaders urged a united push to secure a reduction of capital from 6 percent to ease costs for those admitted to hospital under epidemic disease laws, with delegates tasked to report on actions taken and possible support.
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Sweeping Reductions in Drapery at Local Store
A. T. Davies announces sweeping reductions due to overstock in drapery and fabrics. All lines of men’s clothing including trousers and suits are offered at lowest prices as customers are invited to inspect goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Letter on land value and wheat potential in Geraldton district
An officer of the Taxation Department recounts impressions from a district visit. He argues Western Australia’s Geraldton area may yield rich wheat and livestock, noting climate, rainfall, and soil quality as favorable, while predicting industrial growth and land use changes in coming years.
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