Battle of Tsuhima officers condemned by court martial
London reports Admiral Nebogotoff and naval commanders from the Ryazan squadron were condemned to death for surrendering during the Battle of Tsuhima in the Russo Japanese War. The Times notes potential commutations to ten years in a fortress and questions whether they are scapegoats for higher authorities.
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London
Nebogotoff
Rrvwnian
Touhima
the Times
Ha In
Extensive Burglary at London Goldsmiths’ Company
Yertenlay, pasmisor of the London Goldsmiths Company, reported a burglary entry that led to the concealment of jewellery valued at unknown amount. Police investigation underway as details remain unclear due to damaged records.
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London
Yertenlay
London Goldsmiths’ Company
Telegraphic solution to malaria via moving trains
London December 34. Dr Alva Jones of Louisville US has solved the problem of transmitting malaria in communication with moving trains. The claim suggests a method to spread or study malaria through telephonic or telegraphic channels aboard moving carriages. Further details expected.
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London
Alva Jones
Louinville
U.8
Empire Rifle Competition Debuts in Empire Region
The Schools of the Rip captured the Empire rifle event as colonial athletes competed across the Empire de edn meet, with multiple achaoln entrants representing various colonies.
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Rip
Railway Disaster Fatalities Amid United States Rail Incident
A London report notes Lord Delaval Beresford among the dead in a railway disaster in the United States. Details are scarce but the event is described as a fatal railway wreck with several casualties. Authorities confirm the accident location and acknowledge the prominent passenger’s loss.
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London
Lord Delaval Beresford Wa
Inakota
United Stat
Chicago Packers Lon Dec 8 meat panera reform
Chicago Packers Lon Dec 8 pursue a plan to form a complete veterinary rod with the object of providing pest inspectors for the mutkyarda.
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Lon
South African Rugby Team Praised by Lord Selborne
Lord Selborne, High Commissioner of South Africa, warmly congratulates South African footballers on their success in England. He also states that a New Zealand team may be invited to visit South Africa.
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London
Lord Selborhe
South Africa
Haw
Succes
England
Tiia
New Zealand
A Huge Burglary Stuns Antwerp Region Convent
A major break in at the Convent of the Black Bintyrs near Antwerp sees thieves steal 40000 pounds in bonds and cash. The principal robber escaped while four accomplices were captured or pursued, details incomplete. Police investigation ongoing.
Singer Loses Temper Insults the Tenor at Dresden Opera
At the Royal Opera House in Dresden, Madame Calve, famed singer, lost her temper during a performance and grossly insulted the tenor. The King of Saxony, present at the scene, left the theatre after barring lia Teareenney from managing Madame Calve. Calve later recovered £490 in damages.
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London
The
Royal Opera
Dresden
Madame Culve
Saxony
Lia Teareenney
Madame Calve
Impranario
Woman’s conduct cited in weapon incident report
A report notes that behavior related to a weapon influenced the outcome of the incident. Authorities document the sequence of events and consider the person’s actions material to the case. The status and next steps remain under review by the agency handling the matter.
Portsmouth mutiny sparks discipline warning at barracks
Disaffection and disrespect alleged at Portsmouth barracks. An officer, while patrolling, found a hammock unpacked and a first class petty officer in charge placed under arrest and irons. One sailor jailed for inciting disorder. another sentenced for false testimony. Commodore Galloway issued a general protection memorandum, easing tensions and restoring quiet.
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Don. Dee
Frauk Nina
Portsmouth
Sinclair
Neaman
Galloway
British Education Bill Dies in Lords Amid Rights Clash
Telegraphic briefs report the Lords rejecting amendments as conflicting with security and parental rights. Prime Minister warns to heed public will while Birrell denounces Balfour as wrecking the bill. Scraps mention suffragette protests, a Naples crater panic, and other mixed items including cricketer Lilley’s windfall and a New Zealand tour planned for next year.
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House of Lords
House of Crement
Hour of Lords
Birrell
Balfour
Tins
Dookin
Eames Bryce
Ireland
Washington
Safragettes
Vomyville Crater
Naples
AL A
Bangkok
New Year Carnival results from Perth meet in fine weather
The New Year’s Carnival began in clear conditions with multiple horse races at Perth. Notable results include Wheelara beating Tabasco by a head, Man of War winning betting ties, and Kaigheut securing a short victory as the meeting progressed. Betting odds and times are listed for observed races, with several horses like Benbow Fos and Mutinwer noted among the field.
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Perth
Perth Braken
Kiojee Charles Stuart
Kaigheut
Mr W Halvorsen Visits Geraldton Amid Promotion News
Mr W Halvorsen formerly of the Military Band visits Geraldton to announce his promotion. He has many friends there who regret his departure and congratulate him on the advancement.
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W. Halvorsen
Othe Military Band
Geraldton
Unlicensed Bicycle Fined in Greenough Police Court
Francis figeham appeared for riding a bicycle contrary to local bylaws. He was fined 5a. and costs after officials cited the Width of Tyres Act. F. J. M'tllin ux charged with using a wagon with tyres narrower than permitted, fined 108 and costs.
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Tyree
F. J. M'tllinux
Georgina
Tyere
Francis Figeham
Bouril
Wea
Adventurous Cyclist Francis Hirtle Departs Peoth Exhibition
Francis Hirtle, an adventurous cyclist, began a journey across Australia after leaving the Peoth Exhibition yesterday, signaling the start of his ambitious solo ride. He plans to cover vast distances, seek new experiences, and document the expedition for future reports.
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Francis Hirtle
Ceone Australia
WASTED All Good South Australians to Try WALKERVILLE
A fragmented Australian item notes Walkerville as a setting for a bitter phrase and mentions a hotel. The readable text suggests public interest in a local event or promotion but lacks clear details or names to confirm full facts.
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Walkerville
Victoria and New South Wales resume interstate cricket
Melbourne December 26 Victoria and New South Wales continued the match. New South Wales declared at 318 in their first innings with strong scores from Masartney 42 and Armetrong 8. Victoria, in five innings, were 100 for four.
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Melbourne
Victoria
New South Wales
Peel
Eee Kings
Masartney
Hraclat
Armetrong
MA Aratrong
Bicycle Races Postponed in Rainy Weetral Wheel Race
In COOLGARDIE on December 26 heavy rain forced the postponement of the Weetral Wheel Race. Organizers report the event will be rescheduled and advise participants to await new details from local officials.
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Coolgardie
Beon Post
Squires Seeks Offer for Mitch Sete Shain Clash in World Ring
Melbourne December 1920 boxing news reports Bill Squires received a world title offer from Los Angeles promoter. Squires promised to depart for America if negotiations advance, with likely accompanying figure John Wren as part of the deal.
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Melbourne
Bill Squires
Los Ans
Mitch
Sete Shain
Squires
Jeffrca
America
John Wren
Sudden Death at Hobart Opera House
In Hobart on Dec 96 Edward Wareham collapsed at the Opera House last night. He had a heart condition and the incident prompted an emergency response. Further details are unavailable as the report ends.
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Hobart
Edward Wareham
Opera House
Christmas Tragedy at Wyalong Hospital
A Christmas Eve tragedy at Wyalong Hospital in Sydney reports wardman J Roche portraying Father Christmas. His beard and costume caught fire, and he was badly burned during the event, with details of injuries and circumstances outlining the accident.
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Sydney
Wyalong Hospital
J. Roche
Father Christmas
Perth Raid on Gaming House Ends with Keeper Detained
Police raided the Perth premises of Barney Allen known as Golden King last night and arrested a man named W'Cuinneas for operating a gaming house. Proceedings likely to proceed against Allen.
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Perth
Barney Allen
Golden King
W'Cuinneas
Allen
Railway disaster and losses reported at Sosation Rice station
Friday evening a disastrous railway accident near Sosation Rice station left a Perth passenger William Davies injur ed after stumbling between carriages. The report notes several other fatal and serious incidents in Australia and Britain including a 15 year old sailor Sydney Hughes who fell overboard, a Tower Hill robbery suspect Marley in custody, and the death of Inspector Connor in Albany due to heart failure. Principal Rainy arrived in Mabou for health, journalist William Carrington died in Melbourne, and Irish solicitor Haynes K C was appointed, while James Moora Hotel burned entirely in a Tuesday morning blaze.
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Sosation Rice Railway
William Davies
Perth
Aefo
Scotland
Sydney Hughes
Yongala
Marley
Tower Hill
Leonora
Gerald Brown
Connor
Albany
Dunskey
H.M.S. Encounter
Connor Hiad
Mabou
Rainy
Australia
William Carrington
Melbourne
Haynes
K.C
Wogt Australia
James’ Moora
Are Water Finders Hambugs The Dowser Experiments
A transcript examines claims that water dowsing proves an ability to locate water. It notes experiments with respected dowsers show inconsistent results, suggesting movements of their rods may be intrinsic rather than caused by external water. Conclusions remain inconclusive about any genuine detecting power.
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Marci Technical College
Bristol
Wwe
Tate T $Hink
Aubentisea
Mbjec
Mtn
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Belfora
Avondale
W.at.c, Purse
Wheelara
W.A. Derby
Benbow
Woodpecker
Wallace Park
Mutinwer
Tod Benbow
Basrami
Barrakatta
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Carissa Lacture
Greenough
Moura
J. ¥. Morrell
Morell
J. Maley
J Tee
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Boxing
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