Trial of Prince Philip Headlines Grim Revelations
London July 4 at the trial of Pro Philip of Bulender a sensational witness Ernst the Prince s valet testified that Camarilla led a Berlin court plot and that secret orgies and plots involving Prince Philip were alleged The witness declared the truth is out and Fate is against them in a dramatic courtroom moment
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Uial
Pro Philip
Bulender
Maximilian Karden
Zukunft
Ernst
Prince Philly
Marden
Camarilla
Prince Philip
Rully
Berlin
Uramatic
Motoring tragedy in France claims two lives
During a motor race in France a car reached speeds near 69 mph on a 445 mile course. A tyre blew at 60 mph and the car struck a tree, killing the driver and the mechanic.
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London
Tobacco policy and Irish stock drive late July British notices
In London July reports note an accepted amendment in the House of Commons on pensions framed by the Chancellors office for a date to address the matter. Concessions to promote tobacco growing in Ireland are reported. A new Irish land stock offering of up to £5,000,000 is subscribed heavily, showcasing strong imperial backing and market demand.
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London
House of Commons
the Exchequer
Ireland
Tee
King and Quest opened Newsod University yesterday
London crowds gathered as the King addressed charges at Bow Street Police. He spoke of enhanced facilities for scientific agriculture and commercial studies. A separate item notes a two million charge of attempted blackmail against him and a farewell reception for Ade Crossey at the Lyceum Club before her departure for Australia.
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London
King
Quest
Bow-street
Brevier
Ade Crossey
Aussin
Lyceum Club
The Contracting Scandal Quits London Coal Merchant
London July 4. Tomephi Code, a coal merchant, was charged with fraud against the Mile Emi Guardians and was acquitted.
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London
Tomephi Code
Mile Emi
Union Bank declares dividends and bonus in Australia
The directors of the Union Bank of Australia announce a 10 percent dividend, a 2 percent interim, and a 10 percent bonus on share value, effective July 1 in Anedon.
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Anedon
Unies Bank of Australia
Anna Gould Marries Prince de Segar in Strand Registry
London July 8 Anne Gould daughter of the late Jay Gould, American multi millionaire, married Prince de Segar in the Strand Registry. The family states that she will not be required to forfeit any of her fortune, estimated at about £3,000,000.
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London
Malame Anne Gould
Vha
Jay Gould
Prince de Segar
Strand Regatry
Democratic Convention Adopts 6 Nominees in London
London hosts twelve thousand delegates at a Democratic convention to choose six candidates to cement party control. The large assembly marks a key step in party organization and campaign strategy.
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London
Demvee City
Naval Scandal Rumors Push Beresford Resignation Demand
Rumors circulate that Admiral Jord Beresford clashes with Admiral Fisher and Scott. The Times says Lord Beresford must submit or resign, urging decisive action by the Admiralty.
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Tonken
Jord Bereford
Fisher
Scott
Menspapers
Jord Beresford
Times
Lord Beresford
Channel Signal Incident Raises Historic Naval Tension
London July 5 The Standard reports Lord Beresford asked why Bear-Adm disobeyed a signal and was told it might have been dangerous. Beresford then replied Quite correct. The Walne Jay hoped the incident might lead to reconciliation and end the scandal.
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London
Sinter
Lord Beresford
Bear-Adm Wraldtott
Lord Bereford
American Fleet Ships Head to New Zealand Waters
The American battle fleet sails from San Francisco toward New Zealand. The battleship Nebraska is detained because of a scarlet fever outbreak on board, delaying voyage and prompting health measures.
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London
San Francisco
Battioship Nebraska
Arrangements at Yokohama for 24th American fleet
A fragmented report describes a remarkable welcome in Yokohama for the 24th American fleet. Armored ships and many smaller craft take part, signaling a significant naval acknowledgment and reception.
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London
Yokohama
Persian trouble sparks British demand for respect at Tehran
London reports diplomatic strain with Persia over disrespect shown to the British Legation in Tehran. Reparation is being demanded as tensions rise between Persia and Britain, with officials in Tehran under scrutiny for the incident.
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London
Persia
Teheran Dar
Referendum Bans Sale and Manufacture of Alcohol Clubs
Switeerintch voters approve a broad referendum prohibiting sale and manufacture of alcohol related clubs by a wide margin. The measure seeks to curb establishments connected to drinking and social venues, altering local business operations and nightlife.
Hayti Calamity Devastates Port au Prince Fire
A recent blaze in Port au Prince, capital of Hayti, destroyed about 5,900 houses and left thousands homeless. The southern portion of the town was consumed by flames.
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London
Port An Prie
Hayti
Perth deputation asks for swimming baths and reforms
A Perth deputation of school teachers urged the Mayor to provide swimming baths in the Swan River and improve bathing facilities for thousands of children. They asked to restore Immigrants Depot relocation to Perth, convert Bibra Lake into a picnic ground, establish a university in Freo, and build a quay at Coogee for excursion steamers. The dock project was demanded to begin at once and nearby issues included Dutch vessels and a failed timber-logging conference in Kalgoorlie.
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Perth
Swan River
Fremantis
Bibra
Freeside
Coogee
Kalgoorlie
Deakin comments on federation pro and licensing clampdown
Mr Deakin, interviewed by traces unions, says the Federal Government backs the new protection proposal and a referendum will likely be held to enable federation to exercise broader powers. The Australian Squadrom reports Victorians petitioning the government as a licensing district in Camigan is ordered to close twelve hotels. Since February the Board has closed 50 hotels and accepted 38 surrenders.
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Malbourne
Deakin
Traces Unions
Federation
Tralian Squadrom
Victoriam
Mit
Camigan
Victora
Adelaide July F At Walker's Flat Death by Own Action
A young man in Walker's Flat South Australia died by his own hand on the evening of his wedding day. The incident occurred in Adelaide and is noted in local reports. Police are investigating circumstances surrounding the death.
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Adelaide
Fat Walker
Labor Congress Adopts Federal Supremacy Plank
The Labor Congress meeting at Prebeme Brisbane in July adopts a plank to make the Federal Government supreme in industrial matters across the States, signaling a shift in labor policy and intergovernmental powers.
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Brisbane
Labor Congress
Beme
Moxon Returns to Perth From Geraldton Western Australia
Mr W E Moxon West Australian manager of the Adelaide 8.3 Coy returned to Perth this morning after a few days in Geraldton. He plans a Nor West trip by the Bullarra this month. Mr Morton Craig has gone to the Mor West for a visit of inspection.
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W. E. Moxon
Adelaide
Perth
Geraldton
Moxon
Nor'West
Bullarra
Morton Craig
Mor' West
Retrenchment Scheme Considered by Geraldton Council
The Geraldton Municipal Council Finance Committee reviews a scheme to improve efficiency and cut costs. They propose hiring Health Inspector Mr Kelly as ranger and caretaker of the Recreation Ground and Town Hall for a small salary, add Health Inspector duties to the Assistant Town Clerk, dispense with one rubbish cart and two drivers, and sell the bore. If Mr Kelly accepts, appointment likely to be confirmed at the next council meeting.
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Geraldton
Kelly
Electroplated Items Discoloration Hint
The text notes sulfur in eggs reacts with many metals causing dark discoloration on electroplated items. It advises buying the best electroplated ware to prevent this, though the fragment is unclear and contains typographical errors.
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Tom
Creelty to Horses and Court Action at Geraldton
A Geraldton Police Court session heard John Simms charged with mistreating two horses and detaining a third. The animals were left unfed and untreated until located by constables. Simms faced fines and possible imprisonment, while authorities noted the horses received sustenance after intervention.
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R. Gee
Gearaldton
John Simms
Lernet
Hess
Hanlon
Tronk
Siti
Costa
Angora Goat Prospects in Australia and Trade Barriers
Dalgety’s Review outlines challenges and methods for raising Angora goats in Australia. It notes import restrictions from Turkey and South Africa, high duties, and rising costs abroad, urging selective breeding, purebred stock, and crossbreeding strategies to improve mohair production and profitability.
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Turkey
Gome
South Africa
Australia
Booth
Africa
Angeres
America
Australis
Narra Tarra Fatality Inquest Returns Accidental Death Verdict
An adjourned inquest in Police Court into Henry Virroe Roberts death at Narra Tarra Station heard W B Barges describe a sulky crash near the homestead. Dr Macmorran cited a spinal rupture from a fall as the cause, with witnesses noting no foul play. The jury returned an accidental death verdict.
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E. Pope
A. Kent
R. Wand
T. Cole
S. L. Barges
Neree Tarra
Roberts
Macmor
A. Th
Evans
Macmorran
Charles Simmons
Narra Tarra
Missing Friend Deceased. Police Seek Relatives
In a brief police appeal the force asks the public to contact authorities with information about any friends or relatives of the deceased. The missing person note emphasizes to help locate next of kin and inform investigators promptly.
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