Assassins Ventured In Lisbon Revolt And British Calm
London reports reveal the assassination of Portugal’s leaders by agents identified as Lure Lopez Manuel Golsre and Cordova. Martial law isolates Lisbon as arms caches are found. police kill several revolutionaries. Prince Arthur to represent King Edward at Portugal’s late monarch funeral. Parliament and press comment on Franco’s retirement and Britain’s stance amid unrest.
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Asiatic Question Spurs White League in Transvaal
A White League formed at Johannesburg pledges boycotts and plans branches in other towns amid debate on Indian immigrants in the Transvaal. Lord Elgin, in the Lords debate, said Indians were expelled not for faults but to remove competition. the Indian community would still hold an honorable position.
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Labour MP Proposes New Ministerial Post in Commons
In the House of Commons a Labour member from Glasgow moved a resolution seen as creating a new Labour ministry. The Daily Telegraph describes Asquith’s plan for old age pensions, setting aside 84 million yearly with a 65-year threshold. Pensioners face income tax exclusions and a weekly pension amount is listed.
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Irish House of Commons Amendment Rejected in Vote
In London on February 3 the Commons rejected Mr Long's amendment regretting that Western measures were not adopted in Ireland by 414 to 115. Sir Alward Grey spoke for the government in reply to questions about the Irish situation.
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England naval supremacy urged at any cost
In Cambridge on February 6 Lord Brassey and the Government were urged to maintain England's naval supremacy at any cost.
Facilities for Colonial Trade Proposal Discussed
The Agent-General for Victoria urged better facilities to discharge colonial products. The Minister said the matter would receive consideration.
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London
M Arthur Firm Names Change in London Listing
A London notice in February announces changes at the firm A M Arthur Ltd and the company M Arthus and Co Leon reconsl. The brief entry records a business name correspondence and a transformation within the firm.
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Colonial Singer Mary Coulay Shines at Albert Hall London
Mary Coulay, a young winger, delivered a standout performance in the oratorio Stebst Mate at the Albert Hall in London. The Colonial singer Loodom Fabrosry 8 noted the achievement as a significant artistic moment.
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Influenza in London Causes Heavy Mortality
London reports raging influenza with high death tolls as February records show dozens of fatalities. The Daily Chronicle publishes a diary tied to Miss Robinson and a Bible presented to her by the Duchess of Gloucester.
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Natal Governor pledges pardon to chiefs and rebels
London February B. The Governor of Natal addressed two hundred and fifty chiefs, assuring them the government would pursue obedient and conciliatory policy. All of the rank and file involved in last year's rebellion would be pardoned.
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Marine Mishaps Report One Steamer Burnt At Sea
The steamer St Cuthbert was burnt at sea in the Canadian waters. Thirty five were rescued and fifteen lost. The Kelipee, which left Newcastle for San Fransisin, was foundered at sea. The captain and crew reached Honobalu.
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Improved US Submarine Advances Reportedly Revealed
Lemion reports February 5 that the United States Admiralty is building an improved submarine with a steaming radius of about three thousand miles and a speed of 16 knots. The article notes a latex type submarine provisioned with forward air and a door exit, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Raid Maclean to be released
Kaid Sir Harry MacLean, held captive in Morocco by brigand Rajni six months ago, is likely to be released. Local officials report progress and hope for safe return.
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French Foreign Legion Perishes in Snowstorm Tale
A fragmentary report recounts heavy losses among the French Foreign Legion amid severe snowstorms in Algeria. The text notes two hundred thirty men believed to have perished while contending with the harsh winter conditions.
Belgium proposal to annex Congo Free State urged
London reports that the new Belgian government asked Congo Free State authorities to admit amended proposals for annexation as it is impossible to carry the original proposals through Parliament. The request signals a shift in the Belgian stance amid the ongoing imperial concerns.
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Christian Scientists Leave for Concord Mansion
Mrs Baldy leads the Christian Scientists in moving from Concord to a splendid mansion at Doe ton following recent row results and community happenings.
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Countess of Yarmouth Seeks Nullity in London Case
London February 5 The Countess of Yarmouth has obtained the nullity of her marriage in camera. The case was hotly defended.
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Countess of Yarmouth
Dublin Castle Robbery Alleged Carelessness Report
The Vicer Regal Commission investigating the Dublin Castle jewel robbery alleges Sir Arthur Edward Vicars failed to exercise vigilance and care over the Order of St Patrick insignia jewels. He was dismissed but challenged the dismissal, claiming not to have been notified by law. Further developments were anticipated.
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Elections In Townsville See Philp Party Defeated
Telegrams report keen interest across elections with Premier Philp defeated at Townsville while Labor gains and Kidstonites win several seats. Early figures show ministerialists still strong with 33, Labor 28, Kidstonites 5, and Warrego seat lost by P. J. Leahy as a Philp Ministry member.
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Man shot in hometown home. bullet removed
A man in Deighton was shot at close range, the bullets struck the frontal house, Yechiaman aimed and carried him to hospital where bullets were extracted. he is reported doing well.
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Johnson electrocution case verdict hits management in Sydney
In the New South Wales report the jury found against the station management after a man named Johnson was electrocuted by an exposed wire. The jury returned a verdict that criticized management responsibility in the fatal incident. Australia League aims to promote federal spirit and reduce costs of state government.
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Arthur Von Etmen Death at Bohemia Hotel Adelaide
South Australia news reports Firnweay Arthur Von Etmen, known as Etmen, died by his own hand at the Bohemia Hotel in Adelaide. The motive cited involves a failed love affair with a Witt Australian woman, details unclear.
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Lisbon Tragedy Raises Painful Senate Incident
In Melbourne this day the Federal Senate discusses the Lisbon tragedy as Senator Stews objects to the cable of aympar. The debate centers on the handling of the painful incident and its political implications.
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Fragmentary Debate Hints Tyranny Accusation
A partial sentence suggests a heated debate accusing the government of tyranny. The fragment mentions the Federal Government, the Australian people, and rapid or hush political action, but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
Ballarat Warder Mystery Report Amid Confusion
Fragmentary Ballarat note says Malbourse and Peading probe the Ballarat warder mystery this afternoon. Detectives identify a man resembling the wanted figure but the man who fled is another, leaving the Ballarat blatrlet still at large.
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Carpenter Selected Labor Candidate for Went Province Council
Br W H Carpenter has been selected as the Labor candidate to contest the Went Province Legislative Council and has begun his campaign. The Premier and Minister for Agriculture will visit Albany for Atbest Week. The Taxetson Department was granted by the Emontive, with interest at percent added, to be made within two years.
Turfs and Trials Across the Nova Scotia Turf Scene
A cropped, garbled note covers racing talk and lawtalk from Napier New Zealand to Anglicans and social welfare. It mentions jockeys, racing outcomes, and misconduct rumors with scattered names like Hobbs, Cartlabe, Harper, and Lowe, and a sale or betting context tied to a gaming act.
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Hot milk remedy touted as fatigue fighter in Health
A historical note extols hot milk as a revival drink for tired bodies and minds. It claims the beverage provides immediate comfort and lasting ease, offering an alcohol-free substitute for those exhausted by fatigue.
Moonyoonooka Polo Club Hosts First Victoria District Sports
Sports on Moonyoonooka grounds yesterday featured seven events with a large local turnout from Gerakiton and surrounds. Enthusiastic horsemanship across events included Ciga1 and Mutton Race and Tandem Race, with Mr. J. G. Grant and family dominant in multiple events. Afternoon tea followed as judge Mr. T. Moustake presided over the proceedings.
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Recognition of Land and Grand Ballad With Orchestra
A fragment notes a choral ballad with orchestral accompaniment titled Recognition of Land. It mentions performers from the Orchestral Society, the WALK Band, and Miss Lillian Waddell, with admission prices listed as 31, 24, and 1a for an event at a venue named Snetl's.
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Cass Bros Summer Fair Brings Fresh Dress Materials
Cass Bros reports a vigorous Summer Fair with new lines continually added to meet demand. They note extra stock to handle rush and invite customers to visit for a selection described as a nice lot of new dress materials.
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Tenders for Land at Chapman River Geraldton
Cass Bros invites tenders for the purchase of an expired portion of land at Chapman River near Geraldton. About 4 miles from Geraldton, 20 acres cultivated, fencing ground, wood and iron cottage, 210 mile underground tank, rental term. Apply auctioneer Mackenzie.
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