Austrian Agreement Accepted Amid Turmoil
The text notes Austria and Turkey in a draft protocol and Servian cabinet resignations. King Peter rejected some changes and a list of fifty two petitioners seeks agrarian reforms. Croatia Dalmatia and Romania are mentioned as potential detachments from Austria toward Serbia alignment.
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Londin
Turkey
Austria
Avstria
Steeptener
Peter Hae
Croatia
Sha Vonia
Ald Roenia
Talunion
Seevia
Liberia Incident Reported as Politically Colored
The Times correspondent in Helin states that the Woermann steamship Fine denied that Liberian Customs fired upon one of the Woermann wreckers off Gloucester Liberia. The incident is described as political in color.
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London
Stan
Times
Helin
Gloucester
Liberia
Earthquake in July: Woman Found Alive in Ruins
A one year old infant named Jas Lomton was found alive under the ruins of New Finn after the July earthquake. The survivor was speechless but expected to recover. Rations are being distributed daily to about 1,000 people.
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Lomton
Jas
More Shocks in London as Cartilage Damage Hits City
London reports continued shocks from cartigiake at Mes higm causing some buildings to totter. A Government Commission is in deliberation about clearing the ruins and assessing reconstruction.
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London
Vanama Canal Charges Alleged in Press Case
The United States government pursues prosecution over a New York Herald and Indian Police News report alleging corruption in the purchase of Panama Canal rights. The case centers on published allegations against multiple individuals.
Murder Trial: Haines Acquitted in Publisher Annis Case
L. J. Haines is acquitted of being an accessory to the murder of publisher Annis of Flushing Long Island New York. The case involved allegations of immoral relations with Haines' wife and the fatal shooting of Annis.
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Flushing
Om Long Toland
New York
L. J. Haines
Pt. Haines
Annis
Capt. Haines
Passenger train collision near Denver kills 68 of 69
A goods train collided with a passenger train near Denver, killing 68 of 69 aboard and leaving one girl, six years old, as the sole survivor. The report mentions an airship investigation proposal by The London Times and notes about Titanic and Olympic ships.
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Denver
Colorado
Disrupted Scotland Hit by Severe Storm and Rail Delays
A fierce storm swept Scotland causing rail lines to be halted and stations flooded. The Aberdeen to Edinburgh corridor faced major disruption as track repairs and debris clearance paused travel for a day.
The Jattieship Voltaire Launches In France
News from London January 18 reports the Voltaire, described as a French deadnought, launched at Toulon yesterday. A British coal steamer Fidra wrecked off Prussia after loading cargo. Dr Spicer, son of Akerman Spicer, was killed by an avalanche in the Alps. In Dresden five thona and Socialists clashed with police after a meeting, 20 arrests, two officers wounded seriously and 70 slightly.
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Toulon
Fidra
Prussia
Dr. Spicer
Akerman Spicer
Alps
Tondon
Dresden
Be clashed industrial dispute adjourned hearing in Police Court
The adjourned hearing of the Bar dispute linked to the Beckem GML riots, including twenty seven others, was adjourned in Police Court this morning. A further adjournment was scheduled but not acted on.
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Melbourne
Jan
Barthe
Ferrunry
Broken Hill
Dar
Fremantle Dock project questioned as premature
In Adelaide Mrch WL Reid criticizes the Fremantle dock plan as premature. He notes ships arrived at the first port of call and argues the dock would be little used if constructed, casting doubt on its necessity and timing.
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WL Reid
Adelaide
Fremantle Dock
Font
Adelaide youth struck by car in early January incident
A report from Adelaide notes that Christian Ubrteb, son of CAL Urhlab of Adelaide Obrrvatory, was run over in the city during January. No further details are provided about injuries or outcomes.
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Adelaide
Jan
Christian Ubrteb
Cal Urhlab
Adelaide Obrrvatory
Perth Heat Wave Reaches 101 Degrees
Perth endures a fierce heat spell with shade temperatures hitting 101 degrees. Officials note no comparable heat since January 7, marking the hottest stretch this year.
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Perth
Polo: Noonyounnoka Volo Chis Victorious at Alinevnew
Alinevnew hosted a game with the Moonsoon team after a long trip by the Noonyounnoka Volo Chis. Moonsooneks edged Mingene second team 5 to 2 as players Mingemew Meany Yeshion Mack Barges and Whe Moonynomota starred. Visitors praised warm weather and hospitable reception despite the rough field conditions.
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Alinevnew
Guts
Mingemew
Meany
Yeshion
Mack
Barges
Moonynomota
F. Croat
J. Mitchell
W. Hanlon
Moon Soonoeks
Bet Econ
Coal Miners Affected by Poisoning in Curlewin NSW
Coal miners at Curlewin in New South Wales suffered poisoning from a coal dust or gas exposure and required medical attention. The Chief Minister has granted leave of absence for a month during which he will retire from the ranch.
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Sydory
Curlewin
New South Wales
Harbor Investigation Probes Fatal Boat Accident
The Board of Marine Enquiry examines the circumstances of the accident that caused the drowning of 13 sailors, including H. Faconrter, in a harbor incident.
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Board of Marine Enquiry
H. Faconrter
Champion Johnson in Perth
Johnson discusses his boxing plans after interviews in Melbourne Adelaide and Perth. He predicts favorable outcomes against Squires and ranks Langlonl and Joffe as possible opponents while acknowledging mixed receptions from Australian crowds and officials.
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Jobnaun
Palawe
Pagel
Sydney
Wurman
Joffe
Langlonl
Kaufmann
Johnson
Jang
Squires
Lemg
Melbourne
Addeide
Perth
Diphtheria Epidemic Meeting Discusses School Health
At a June meeting the Board of Health debated diphtheria in the nearby towns. Dr. Wacwinr rym urged measures, including throat swabs and compulsory screening in schools. A special meeting was called for Thursday night to approve actions.
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Board of
Menlib
Diate
Fenmn Che Health Ities
Wacwinrrym
Tondanes
Teemding
Board of Health
Turf report details dogged by crashes and breeders
The First Clans Plate at Canning ends tragically for Carlton who fractures his ankle after colliding with a fence. Owners, breeders, and sires named include W. A. Dinckler of Fulham Park SA, W. McK. Grant, and C. L. Macdonald. Racing notes cover Randwick results and a critique of veterinary battery use.
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Broad Bros
Canning
Carlton
Carlym
de Novo
Me W. A. Dinckler
Fulham Park
S.A
South Australia
W. McK. Grant
Messrs. Breed Bros
Murchison
Dinally
Grafton
Fremington
C. L. Macdonald
Aurous
Aure
Mr. Macdonald
Donolly
Randwick
Neith
Holbrook
Okeoyptis
Istifva
Int Sicato Jatais
Perth
Victoria Gaol Breakers Escape From Castlemaine
Three prisoners escaped from Castlemaine gaol in Victoria. The attempt was cleverly planned and executed. Authorities report the men have not yet been recaptured. The inspector says the locks were obsolete and the ironwork flimsy, and he blames nobody.
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Castlemaine
Tremiess' Conterrmen Open in Hobart March Seventh
Melbourne January 15 The Tremiess Conterrmen will be opened in Hobart on March 7. The announcement notes the intercolonial conference event and date.
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Melbourne
Hobart
Tragedy Near Bridgetown Involving Donald Bous
In West Australia at 14 miles from Bridgetown Donald Bous, after drinking, shot his father Colin Ross and then attempted self harm. The tragedy follows a period of intoxication and a fatal act within a rural setting.
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Terth
Tan
Thes Bean
Bridgetown
Donald Bous
Colin Ross
Tree faller killed in Collie timber incident
A timber fall at Collie trapped and killed a tree feller identified as a veteran Victorian steeplechase jockey named Thomas Davin. He was reportedly known for surviving many prior accidents.
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Thomas Davin
Collie
Ad Hail Leen
Municipal Council Sees Vacancies and Attendance Gaps
The Mouneil council notes several absences and two vacancies in pro-Tocat seats while Drs Grimish, Trine and Arch join the Mayor in a financial review showing revenue of £279 and a £1123 bank debit. A special meeting was discussed and invitations to a reception for Sir Hobo Forrest approved, with health committee plans noted.
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Mouneil
Pro- Tocat
Drs. Grimish
Trine
Arch
Cnly
Uesh
Cr. Urrh
Vic
Mir
Riese Vas Leegue
Perth
Mort
Hobo Forrest
Turaday
Trigg
Ent. Ward and Lakes
al Tis
Meekatharra Woman Rescued From the Swan River
Repirics Johns of Meslatherra was rescued from the Swan River in a very distressed condition and admitted to Perth Hospital.
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Repirics Johns
Meslatherra
Swan River
Perth Hospital
Railway Conference Opens Over Daily Wage Dispute
The first meeting of the Railway Conference was held in the Premier's room with the Premier, Minister for Railways, and Commissioner for Railways representing the Government. Negotiators Paisley Hunt and Casson spoke for the workers as they seek a higher daily minimum wage. The Premier hopes a final agreement will be reached today.
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Railways
Paisley
Hunt
Casson
Murray by-election contest opens with fresh roll
Mr G Peterson formally announces his candidature for the Murray by election. The contest will be fought on a new roll.
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Murray
G. Peterson
Mat
Market Report Highlights Week in Bridgetown and Dahleston
Market week recap from Mackenie notes large watermelons and vegetables arriving Monday and Tuesday with an special sale at satin factory prices. Horses few sold as market quiet. Furniture and beds sold at home. strong attendance and good prices. Palace Gardens hosted Saturday night music with violin duet and singer reception. upcoming cast changes announced for the company.
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Mackenie
Bridgetown
Darlington
Das
Mckiney
Thewlay
Hinli-Caven
Baturiay
Lardens
Garient
Harry Walton
Mac
Japanese Memorial Ceremony At Broome Draws 600
A large Japanese memorial service in Broome unveiled a black and white granite statue honoring Japanese who died in the last two hurricanes. The mayor led the ceremony attended by about 600 people. An officiating priest fled the service as the event proceeded. Afterward attendees engaged in traditional wrestling.
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Brooms
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