Miners Debate Wages Board Action in Coal Strike
Sydney telegram notes the coal strike's tenth week with strong interest in the Miners Federation stance toward the Government Wages Board. Government imports coal to be discharged by free labor as tension rises over leadership and policy changes.
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Sydney
Sumiay
Miserex Federation
Miners’ Federation
Greta Miners Lodge
Bowl Fom
Mughes
Wagrs Board
Poison chocolate case rattles Forbes Post Office in Sydney
In Sydney Forbes Post Office workers ate chocolates from a package laced with poison. A young woman, daughter of a farmer, is arrested on charges of attempting to murder Welth Iavy, 22, by sending him the poisoned chocolates.
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Sydney
Forbes Post Office
Uber Tt
Welth Iavy
Austrian aviator survives dramatic high altitude fall
South Australia Adelaide January 8 A picturesque event featured an Austrian aeronaut Zahn Kinailo who survived a near fatal parachute failure. At 3 000 or more feet from ground he cut away failed to open and the chute. A tree branch broke his fall and he escaped unhurt after a perilous descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Zahn Kinailo
Rinaldo
Einaldo
Victoria Melbourne Campaign Plans and Harcourt Collision
The Victoria Melbourne report outlines the federal campaign launch timing after Ballarat policies, promising a separation of Commonwealth and State money and a White Australia stance. It also notes a Harcourt train collision injuring two men and killing one, with three occupants struck on the line.
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Melbourne
Ballarat
Drain
Commonwealth
Mowney
Federation Tey
Northern Territory
Australia
Harcourt
Berdigo
William James
Isaac James
Hawkins
Inquest Continues Into Death Near Launceston
Sunday inquiry at Stan Wey hears that John Butt resented attention to his young wife by Bert Langmaid. Butt feared trouble, Langmaid tells mate he would claim to be at home on Tuesday night if questioned. Langmaid denies any improper conduct.
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Launceston
Stan Wey
John Butt
Butt
Bert Langmaid
Langmaid
Murder Verdict Reported and Suspect Arrested
A jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against an unnamed person. Langmsid has been arrested on a murder charge in connection with the case.
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Beary Moody
Langmsid
Fire threatens drapery shop in Perth outbreak
In West Australia a fire at Wooly Freedman and Co drapery stores on Saturday night was confined to the warehouse by workroom doors. Early detection aided containment, preventing spread to other stock. Offhand notes also report unopposed election of Sir Edwant Wittescom to the North Province seat, and several local deaths and a parliamentary arrest involving Mr J M Hopkins amid disputed Beverley property affairs.
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Perth
Wooly, Freedman and Co's
Edwant Wittescom
North Province Vent
Legislative Council
R. F. Sheil
East Chapman and Mount Eria Progress Association Meeting Minutes
The East Chapman and Mount Eria Progress Association met at Mr Maynard s homestead on Sunday afternoon December 3. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. Correspondence included Department of Agriculture on sheep dipping in Geraldton district. Members agreed farmers must dip regardless of tick presence and disputed Attorney General s published correspondence. They considered Yung Farmers Association s request to back Chapman railway to Dartmoor. agreed to respond with support in principle but hold back on deputation to Perth. Secretary thanked Mr A E Grant for his kind offer and noted the association would cooperate. A map marked roads on Mr Erig Estate needing repairs was forwarded to Mr Wtwar. Chapman Board to be alerted to two creeks between Maloney s gate and the Smile gate in poor condition. Rules were revised. motion to further amend them next monthly meeting before ministerial submission.
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Maynard
Department of Agriculture
Geraldton
Yung Farmers Association
Chapman
Dartmoor
Yuna
Perth
A. E. Grant
Clean Flocks and Dip Policy Critique from East Cripsmas
A reader letter from East Cripsmas, Jan 7, 1910, denounces compulsory dipping for sheep to combat imported ticks. The writer argues dipping is costly and harmful to flocks, notes ticks die only in dry districts, disputes current stock department actions, and pledges to cover inspector expenses to prove ticks in their flock are absent.
Burden of Licensing Laws Spark in Northampton Letter
A reader named Bird of Passage from Northampton writes about licensing law issues and local vice. He criticizes open Sunday trading, gambling in hotels, and festive rowdiness after New Year. He notes confusion over Western Australia laws and laments the town’s perceived legal laxity.
Land Settlement Near Mullewa Opens for Selection
A small parcel of land near Mullewa has been opened for selection with applications due by January 25. All applications received by that date will be treated as having been received simultaneously. The land is described as available for allotment under the settlement program.
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Mullewa Fing
Weather and business woes in Sandstone during Christmas week
Weather disruptions crippled Sandstone commerce as Christmas week approached with widespread sickness from heavy rains. Residents sought treatment and many faced reduced work, while fires and mining notes from Monarch of the East and Comandom mine operations appear amid a garbled, period-style report of local industry and strange weather-related hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesh Fites
Samistone
Wuld
Hiix
Wileas
W. Heron
Dude" Worthington
Witune
Binie
Untitled fragmented notices from Northampton period
Fragmented OCR style notices list scattered times and place names including Northampton and Parkirson with various days and hours. The text reads like timetable fragments and ad like entries with inconsistent spellings and multiple proper nouns. No coherent event or story emerges from the readable lines.
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New South Wales
South Australia
Victoria
Tasmania
West Australia
Allan McKinson
Marble Bar
Wea
Warrawoona
J. M. Hopkins
Beverley
John Wilie
Guildford
John Wilkie
New South Wales Bank
Wilkie
Wilshe
Fremantle
James Jair
Preston Point
East
Bealgoorlie
Arthur Lupton
Kurrawang
Lupton
East Chapman and
Mount Eria
Rome
East Cripmas
Ana
Sam
Tate
Nourhampton
Isaac
Westarn Australis
W.A
Northampton
Mullewa
Kalgoorlie
Railway
Doncaster
Sydney Cue
Pritchard
Milan
A. T. Davies
Alt. Davies
Draper
Clothier
Milttiner
Kovehlsa News
Stolzenberg
Stolzenberg Cabinets
Catauhue, Constantine & Gardner
Urion Bank
O'Brien
Wirdesnhe Auil Retail
Stason Pures Cre
George Laing
Tattersail’s Biliiard
Turf Commission
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Gershlon
Hounslow
Chas
E. Chapman
Mato Uy
Locks
Wathen
Cuarantend
Marine
Terracy
Bellgrove
Messrs. Kempton & Selby
Uhemmilves
Ferniction
Roous
H. Nathan
Wawine Terrace
Church of Engine
Harry M. Marwood
Arciitect Marine Terrace
Constantine
Gardnre
Ask 'S
Bete
Ouaphan State Farm
Fetestey
Gem
Saterday
Focrester
Mecayousseks
Tentey
Thmeday
Preay
Sierrmeths Dillad—Taseley
Fridey
Om Er
Fein
Bal Fsrawas
Rasra Tat BA
Roslyn Fase
Ai Yuna Beteerday
T Am - Northampton Eine
Wondar
Tarsday
Parkirson
Tisfainy
Alledasg—Gaterday
Wanpou
Woolgerong
Snd Turk
WOOL
Eve
Beabun
Charles Hormann
PANO
GERAL
Thomas
Ng Kondo
Moses Ant
John Urch
Durlachier
Western Australia
Glendale
Purser & Coy
Berth
Beveldhboora
Walker Bros
Green Hilla
Foster
Northam
March
Maine
Richard Purser
King Siret
W. B. Armitage
Premier Boot Palace
Railway Gools Shel
Gerald Con
W. Willcock
Marine Terrace
Uekaluton
Telegiro
Sonia Bate
Quay Pecen
J.C. Kennedy
Angus MacIntosh
Perthy
Thin District
Commaltel
Clarke
Geraldion Cofter Palace
C. Stokes & Co
E. Arundel
Saddle, Uarness, and Collah
Thil Marine Terrace
J. J. Clarke
Geraldton Coffee Palace
den 'S Coffee Palace
Walt Froas
J, Clarke
Propeistre
George Lester
Ganpes Roan
Genatezos
BTOOK
Agrut
Minoo Rental Works
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