Bomb explosion hits Irish landowner residence in Tipperary
London reports a bomb exploded yesterday outside Mrs Chadwick's home, a landowner in Dallimack, Tipperary, following an eviction of a tenant. In Geovagh Mountains, Sligo, peasants blocked a postman delivering registered processes to tenants who refused rent, prompting two hundred police to respond before withdrawing due to threats.
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Mra
Chadwick
Dallimack
Tipperary
Ireland
Geovagh
Sligo
Financial corruption taints New York leaders report
American Affairs in London cites Mr. Jackson the New York Attorney-General and business men condemning private bankers methods as resembled by the Tammany Tweed Ring. Metz the Comptroller warns the panic persists and that full confidence must return for better times nationwide.
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New York
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Hanks
Metz
Canadian Japanese Immigration Prohibition Announced
London dispatch reports the Canadian cabinet approved regulations banning all Japanese immigrants except those arriving directly from Japan. Prime Minister Wilfrid Laurier renews the contract with the Canada Steamship Company for July terms and seeks New Zealand acceptance, without reply yet. An appellate U.S. court frees San Francisco Mayor Schmidt, jailed for extorting money from innkeepers.
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London
Ottawa
Saya
Tapa
Sie Wilredaurier
Canada
Ite
Caion Steamship Company
New Zealand
Appellate Court of
United States
Fugees Schmidt
San Francisco
Im ‘Teurant Keepers
Unemployed Protests in England Foiled by Birmingham Council
Report from London in January cites a planned protest at Birmingham municipal chambers by unemployed workers against enforcement of the Unemployed Act. The attempt was foiled as Lord Mayor argued Birmingham’s distress was not acute. Mention notes ten thousand unemployed in Glasgow.
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London
Birmingham
Authorium
Glangow
Busmen Strikers Dismissed in London Note
London January 30. Eight hundred busmen who went on strike have been dismissed. London January 1. Sir James Crichton Browne forms an association for extermination of rats with new methods tested. Admiral Sir Arthur Wilson, commander in chief of the Channel Squadron, trials a new corrector on deck behind armour that could revolutionize sea control.
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London
Bess
James Crichton Browne
Sir Arthur Wilson
Channel Squadron
Glastonbury Abbey Gift Presented to Anglican Church
Ms. Jecdine of Nottinghem presents the historical Glastonbury Abbey to the Anglican Church. Tradition holds King Arthur and Queen Guenevere are buried at the Abbey.
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London
Jecdine
Nottinghem
Glastonbury Abbey
Arthur Sod
Guenevere
Thu Abbey
Australian Rear-Admirals in London Install New Commander
London authorities announce the appointment of Rear-Admiral Sir Wakadi Boor as the new Commander in a ceremony at the Austral Club in London yesterday. The formal change of command follows naval tradition and marks Boor’s leadership transition for the Australian fleet in Europe.
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London
Austral Club
Yester
Sir Wakadi Boor
Australian theatrical tour secured by Ada Crossley
At a London banquet Mr Charles Williamson the Australian manager announced Ada Crossley will tour Australia and New Zealand in September following an engagement at Hotel Bus.
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Inchie
London
Chisrles Williamson
Ada Crossley
Australia
New Zealand
Famous tennis player Doherty ready for this year's matches
A renowned Lawn Tennis Championship of England holder, Doherty, who did not compete last year, will contest in the forthcoming matches this season.
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London
Doherty
England
Engine nam ed Lemoime arrested in Paris over diamond scam
An engine named Lemoime was arrested in Paris on a charge of duping a South African mining magnate out of £64,000 by falsely claiming the ability to manufacture diamonds. Meanwhile thirty four Turkish battalions have been concentrated near the Persian frontier.
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London
Lemoime
Paris
South Africa Chinese Question in early 1900s
In London on January 10, a report notes about 36,000 Chinese cousins in the Rand mines area of South Africa at year end. The Johannesburg Trades and Labor Committee urged strict enforcement of the Asiatic Restriction Act in full.
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London
Rand
South Africa
Johannesburg
Tas
Prussian Finances Show $2.5 Million Deficit
The Prussian deficit for the year stands at two and a half million. Despite this shortfall, expenditures are reported to be increased on a broader scale.
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London
Abyssinian Raid Ravages Tinlian Someli Land
In London on January 30, reports say two thousand Abyssinians raided the high Tinlian Someli territory, killing and plundering numerous nerchemta.
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London
Tinlian Someliland
Nerchemta
Assistants Union Appeal Thwarts Wrestling by Shopping
Telegrams from Sydney report the 30 Assistants' Union at Brokem Hill urging shoppers not to encourage wrestling by shopping on Saturday nights. Minister for Defence Ewing commented on the matter.
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Brokem Hill
Allermins
Sydney
Ewing
Delmce
Rail line washout mars Brisbane on January news
In Brisbane on January 10 heavy rain caused washouts along the Quesne Dene area near the river. Water covered streets and rail lines, disrupting passes and triggering alerts for residents and travelers. Local officials warned of continued flooding risk in affected zones.
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Brisbane
Victoria writ over excise duties on harvesters
A writ has been issued against H. V. M'Kay of the Sunshine Harvester Works in a scheme to establish commercial rights abroad to stimulate trade. The case will come before the High Court in a fortnight.
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H. V. M‘kay
Sunshine Harvester Works
High Court
Walter M Cleary Held for Trial in Express Wreck Plot
Adelaide January 10 Walter M Cleary aged 97 is committed for trial for attempting to wreck the Adelaide express He confessed to placing five pieces of time from the line and then lying down in the bush to witness the outcome
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Adelaide
Walter M'Cleary
Launceston River Steamer Nireo Destroyed by Fire
In Launceston on January 10 the river steamer Nireo was completely destroyed by fire. To prevent the pier from catching fire the steamer was cut adrift and left afloat.
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Launceston
Births Deaths and Mar Wingers Act Enters Operation
Perth Pars Pert Tams Day reports the Births Deaths and Mar Wingers Act coming into effect Tuesday. Robert Hyland attempted suicide in the Bictom rmojoourss. injuries noted.
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Robert Hyland
Motions in Express Deny Warwicker Statement on Penalty
In the Express, B. J. Hanlon denies Warwicker’s claim that Hanlon said no penalty would be carried on Chaddex warre. The piece notes stewards and committee actions, upcoming meetings, and racing developments in Australia and New Zealand with references to figures like Mr. Power and Mr. Richard Wootton.
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FF. Warwicker
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Inchais
Jeruary
Wertralia
Richard Wootton
Smmson
ML Coumbes
Amerean Bee
Nippon
Solution
New Zealand
Sperlatoe
Simon
Sine Posiedon
Mountain King
Bothem
Belmont Park Races Results From This Afternoon
Belmont Park racing results list trials and plates with results for Shot Silk Albian and The Bev in trial stakes, Bete Noir and Floral in Belmont Park Plate, Pumice Loch Shiel and Little Mary in Galloway Handicap, The King Flashlock Beggarman in Welter, and Greta in Belmont Park Purse.
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Albian
Bev
Galloway
Sore
Tuctonge & Chainsellis
Loch Shiel
Little Mary
Cuero Vite
the King
Flashlock
Beggarman
Greta
First Day of Test Cricket at Adelaide
Adelaide January 10 There was good attendance with about 6000. The weather was fine and wicket wet. England's captain Jouss was unable to play, Fase acted as captain. Hayes did not alter the victorious Melbourne side and Hayes led by scoring 48 as Australia ended day one on 279 for nine.
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Jouss
England
Fase
Melbourne
Hayes
Saoring
Second Day Adsaide Cricket Report Sees English Wickets Fall
The Adelaide match continues with Englishmen opening well before wickets tumble. A rough summary notes a collapse with scores slipping from 98 to 146 and 194, while the witch and costs are mentioned in passing.
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Adslaide
Wees
Mercantile Victorious In Batsman Heavy Match
In England this evening Mercantile defeated Wootarra with a five wicket win after a hard fought match. Mercantile posted 166 in their first innings and then bowled Wootarra out for 75. Halligan top scored with 19 and Dunk added 8 as Wootarra fell short. In Mercantile's second innings they reached 184 with strong batting to set up the victory.
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Mercantile
Stampa Ware
Wootecarts
Halligan
Geralston C C vs Rambler club collision in afternoon cricket
Geralston C C scored 121 with Becton 28 Carson 25 and Stokee 16 leading the innings. Rambler club reply collapsed at 38 as Hale 17 and A Wouse Jr led visitors' batting. The piece comments on racing influence and betting culture affecting public opinion.
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Rambler Club
Geralston
Ing Becton
Carson
W. E. Stokee
Jack Wolf
Ramblers
Vis
Hale
A. Wouse Jr
Geraldton Water Board plans water works in Geraldton
Notice of intention to proceed with water supply works within Geraldton Municipality. Plans include trenching and pumping works at Grimahaw's Valley Mt Scott storage tanks and town reticulation. Specifications under Water Boards Act available for inspection. objections to the proposal must be lodged within one month with the minister.
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Water Board
Geraldton
Grimahaw's Valley
Mt. Scott
Public Works
Terth
Municipa
Iinister
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