British Parliament debates tea duty cuts and licensing petition
In London July 14 in the House of Commons F Beowtden moved to reduce tea duties aiming to abolish indirect taxation. He argued no difference between duties on tea and sugar and warned against taxing manufactures while tea and sugar taxed. Huge petition presented against the Licensing Bill. Wesleyan petition 14 miles long, 616,000 signatures, wheeled in on a trolley by Howe.
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Lendom
House of Commons
F. Beowtden
Fee Buackburm
Redmor
Beowdke
London
Henderson
British Labor Party
of Commons
Leader Recommends Redmond for Peerage
A branch of the Irish League passed a resolution urging Prime Minister to grant a peerage to Mr. John Redmond in recognition of his services to the Liberal Party. The National Directory criticized the move as imprudent, opposing any coalition with the League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Leagus
Dn Redmond
Irish Perliamentary Party
Liberal Party
Teedmani
Olympic Games London July 14 walking contest result
At the Olympic Games in London on July 14 the walking contest saw British athlete Lacmer Webb finish second and Vietatia win. A separate report notes a proposed 24 hour airship battle with warships was postponed due to machinery glitches.
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London
Olysapte Gense
Lacmer Webb
Vietatia
Losdos
Suby
Zeppelin
Corman
South African Altairs Burning Tragedy Report
A chaotic transcription reports a deadly fire at a Brithersiere Warnes building in Durban. Three children died as flames spread while a volunteer attempted a rescue drill. The account is garbled with errors but centers on an accidental ignition and the children's deaths.
Pan Anglican Conference Nears Major Advance
London on July 14 reports a Pan-Anglican conference moving toward a substantial sum of £200,000. The agenda centers on church alignment and funding within the Anglican communion as delegates consider shared goals and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Allorata
Congram Thamkenfering
Submarine Manoeuvres End In Accident From Faulty Spring
Lisstonanta Warren and Groves observed fumes from below and signalled. On Amwending they found the crew unconscious. The Howtemants wrapped their faces in wet cloth and attempted to assist as Groves shut the throttle and stopped the engines.
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Lisstonanta Warren
Groves
Bumes
Smi
Lisatamant Groves
Soress
Aviher
Incident linked to valve failure in clinical setting
An incident is connected to valve failure in a clinical context. The patient condition is described as improving, with only eight cases left in recovery. The report notes ongoing recovery among most individuals while eight remain in treatment.
British wheat crop worst since 1804 and 1904
The Loddon Times reports a beuiah wheat crop that will be the worst in over a century, marking a severe downturn in yields not seen since 1804 and 1904. The forecast highlights agriculture stress and potential price impacts for farmers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loddon “Times
Persian Trouble Persists as Tabriz Remains Key
Persian unrest continues with orders not yet restored in Persia. Shal forces move from Tabriz, the northern district's principal city, affecting security and control in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orde
Persia
Tabriz
North-Westers District
Departure of Lord and Lady Northcote in Melbourne
Telegrams report a public farewell in Melbourne as Lord and Lady Northcote departed, with crowds gathering to bid farewell amid the event. Legislative developments mention the Legislative Council resisting Lae Tax proposals after assembly redrafting and opposition criticizing preconditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preumceston
Legislative Council
Lord A‘ Lady Northcote
Mulbourne
Lord
Norihcote
Melbourne
West Guildford head teacher found in river
The body of the head teacher at West Guildford school was found floating in the river after being missing for several days. The discovery follows a period of search by authorities and family members. The case is being treated as a death investigation with local officials reviewing circumstances.
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Perth
Loveridge
West Guildford School
Geldfields Woodcutters Strike Ends With Award
The Premier, acting as arbitrator, has issued an award in the GeldGelds timber cutters strike. The award is accepted by both parties and the strike is terminated. Workers largely secure their demands, and the initiative increases the frame’s political momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GeldGelds Timber-Cutters
Ant
Fragmentary note on railway losses and treasry costs
A garbled excerpt discusses misdirections and losses tied to timber and railway operations. It hints at equipment or supply issues causing rail revenue problems and affecting multiple railway workers, but the text is severely corrupted and lacks clear specifics.
Amateur boxing tournament results contested
At the amateur boxing tournament Smith won the Tet TH event Taylor won the xt 6B event and Hebi won the tt 4B event. The decision in the last format was questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Taylor
Hebi
Charge Against A Pearler Trial Verdict
The hearing of a charge against Wally Prittee a pearler of Broome under the Bankruptcy Act was conducted yesterday. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
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Liewally Prittee, Pearler
Broome
Albany political talk outlines reform and rail plans
Mr A Pipace spoke in Albany urging revenue from Jadt vale be redirected to light agricultural railways and land tax relief for landowners. He forecast a Moore Government win, while J W Clydesdale and T J Briggs were named as local contest contenders. The Agriculture Minister said the government would push for farming implement manufacture.
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A. Pipace
Albany
Vale of Jadt
Moore
J. W. Clydesdale
Canning Cat
Briggs
J. C. Fowlkes
Funeral Held For Leonard Evans In Accident Shootings
The funeral for Leonard Evans, who was accidentally shot by a schoolmate during play, was held yesterday. The incident occurred at Buchremyers, with authorities and family detailing the tragic accident and mourning the loss.
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Leonard Evans
Buchremyers
Souk Plese Yootarday
Je Bemral Wes
Cadet Firing Party Marks Grave Ceremony
Largely attended observance as cadets fired three volleys over the grave. The firing party then played the Last Post, accompanied by muted dawn. Many wreaths were laid.
Northern Wheat Belt interview details rough rover journey
Mr Alex Crawford former Chapels Experimental Farm inspector and Acting-Director of Agriculture speaks in Geraldton after a 600 mile trek with two young mules. He praises mule performance, discusses fencing, wheat potential north of the Murchison River, rainfall averages, and hopes for open up of the Yanan country with a railway to boost settlement and land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Crawford
Chapels Experimental Farm
Gernicias
Northampton
Mr. Crawgford
Murchison
Crawford
Wynton
Murchison River
Murchison Hous
Australia
Watherso md
Rushie Siitlers
Tim
Optivie
Marthison House Nation
Yanah
Yusak
Geraldton
Lamilien
Mt. Erin
Land Purchase Board
England
Perth
Guardian Way Obtained From Key Personnel
The Guardian Way is secured through Mees and several collaborators, including F Shell J. Kenger A. J. Davies Wr. W. HL James, with distribution coordinated by Mr. Tamer Halker's Reetors. Public access details remain limited.
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Mees
F Shell J. Kenger
A. J. Davies
Wr. W. HL James
Tamer Halker
Geraldton Skeleton Shed Row Reaches Railway Office
A damaged letter from Mr T Le Brown discusses a skeleton shed at Geraldton station yard. The Railway Department advised extra accommodation is needed, pending Mr Short’s next Northern railways tour, with a formal reply to the deputation from the EC and the Commissioner’s ward.
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T. le Brown Tun
Geralion
Wes
Railway Department
Gerakiton
Geraldton City Band Children’s Ball at Band Room
Geraldton City Band plans revival of youth program with Mr Davidcom as new factor. Last night a children’s plain and fancy band contest organized by Mrs Barlow drew many youths in pretty costumes such as Edna Steele Ivy Gibeon Muriel Hippee and others. Evening stretched to a late hour with refreshments and dancing for adults.
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Geraldtom City
Beal
Davidcom
Barlow
Edna Steele
Edma Stele
Ja- Pancer
A. Wright
Xwien Girt
Floerie Stokce
Line Gibson
Gindyn Logan
Myr- Me Urch
Labor Selection Ballot in Geraldton Electorate
A report on the Labor selection ballot for the Geraldton electorate notes friction and factions over the process. Returning officer Mr. Dooley announces the results as supporters rally behind the favored candidate, while critics claim the ballot was manipulated and allege procedural concerns. Officials say investigation facilities were provided and union unity is reportedly satisfied with the outcome.
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Geraldton
Dhan
Thasta
Dooley
Solpetal
Porgonel
Brown
Adoption of Memorandum of Association for Nation of Asociation
The document outlines the adoption of the Memorandum of Association by Nation of Asociation before Begia. It details guardian roles, organizational aims, and governance structure intended to formalize the entity's legal framework and public accountability.
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Begia
Ward Brothers Iron Works Endure Local Demand in Elwesatret
The Ward brothers operate a thriving foundry and blacksmith shop in Elwesatret near H. C. Bishop's Palace, producing wheels weights and ironwork. They oversee every step, employ multiple forges and machinery, and supply customers across Victoria district, Morekison field, and beyond, with plans for future forges and wagons already in progress.
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Geamen
Warnes
Victoria
Geldfields Woodcutters
Mr. Alex. Crawford
Northern Wheat Belt
Guardian
The
Geraldton City
Labor Selection
Victoria District Co-Operative Fleet Mid
T. L. Brown
J. Cantelo
J. J. Smith
Winneberg
F. and
R. Ward
Nesoethile
Elwesatret
H.C. Bishop's
Ward
W. H. Taflesica
Watcheroo
Morekison Godfield
Witl Nur Prite
Champian Blawere
Seni Wmith
Amd
Fran
Han
Advertiren
J. Gleeson, Tobaccaniat, Porth
Trartlett
Rome
Aipeenis
Public
Wworka Coxraact
Tes
Geraltcom Potter
Kepai Bessi
L Stronach
Uniker
Mabie Works
Girls’ High School
Mis Lavem
Bootenal Assembly
Riely
Etetary
Bartlett's
Bootmes
Warime Terrace
Garuhiton
L Kruger
OW Famay
Steck
the Bootems
Veriie Terrace
Oliver’s Clothing Company
Masonic Hall
Marine Terrace
Geraldien
A.S
Kent
Oswell's
Lailien
Rill
Gomerics
Ry Frank
Hagin
Clinch
Wile
EEN & Co’s
Ert
Towr
Renain
Premier Boot Palace
W. B. Armitage
Rees i
Orga Rere
U, Geraldton
Wolff & Co's
Woleh Co
Goowle
Chance
Munich
Moraklton
Tar
Tenienaen
Mario Terrace
Reasomelie Hental
Louis Eskell
Collinm-ntreet
Vic
Adelaide
Manche Tennace
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