Imperial naval defence and commonwealth policy debated
London reports deny any change to 1900 naval agreements with the dominions. An official communique reiterates that Australian ships like Australia, Melbourne, Sydney remain in Commonwealth waters under Admiralty undertakings. Melbourne ministers defend home waters stance amid broader debate on Pacific and Mediterranean deployments.
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Teegraph
Anskyta
Behina
Dominions
Australia
Melbourne
Sy Idney
Admiralty
Peter
Peatee
Defence
Hh Bateship
Caustralia
Commonwealth
Prarie
Luidon Journaly
Mediterranean
anthCorman
Germany
Pacific
New Zealand
Death of a Well-Known Aviator Witus Wright
Obituary note from New York reports the death of renowned aviator Witus Wright at Dartow on May a1. The veteran flyer, long prominent in aviation circles, died after a brief illness. Memorials are planned by the aviation community.
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New York
Witur Wright
Dartow
Watarmren Strike Moves to Possible Conference
London reports the transport workers strike remains largely unchanged as Buxton presses for a conference today. Employers may refuse to attend, risking failure as talks falter. The Maloja bound for Australia resumes mail service and a proposed joint arbitration board is urged to oversee parts of the industry.
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London
Buxton Bax
Perange
Butt
Australia
Tadem
Australians Anticipate Close Warwi ckshire Test
London May 31 The Australians opened the eighth match of their tour against Warwickshire. Warwickshire posted 376 as Australia replied 206 for eight with several batsmen contributing. Scores include Stephens Hofowl Mantalk and Jennings as Warwickshire’s bowlers troubled the visitors.
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London
Warwickwhite Ram
Warwickshire
Smith
Stephens
Hof Owl
Rte Sundeles
Steward's suicide aboard steamer in Sydney
Telegrams report a steward of the steamer fomnimla, Janis Wright, found lying aboard as the ship ran from Mrishame to Hydnes. He had cut his throat with a razor, saying he was broken hearted and worn out. Death followed later that day.
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Sydney
Janis Wright
Oby
Mrishame
Hydnes
Burglary Boom at Tyrol Ester the Profession
Eyres and Cowles' large motor garage was the scene of a burglary last night. The night watchman was hogtied and gagged with cotton wool attached to wire. His hands and feet were bound by wire. He woke to a masked man with a revolver who rifled a safe and took £15, while police doubt the work of professional thieves.
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Eyres and Cowles
Teuy
Amote
Fourteen Dead in Sydney Tram Accidents This Year
Fourteen deaths linked toSydney trams this year, with the latest victim, Sydney Grammar School pupil John Kutter. He was on a footboard when struck by an oncoming car, suffering a fractured skull and dying within an hour.
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Sydney
Sydney Grammar School
John Kutter
Albull
Allegation Over Railway Grant Delays In South Australia
Adelaide on May 31 reports an allegation that the South Australian government delayed key approval for the Port Augusta to Kalgoorlie railway project. Commissioner of Crown Lands F. Young stated officials were urged to avoid misrepresenting the state’s position during the earlier session.
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Adelaide
South Australies
Adelade Cramsry
Port Augusta
Kalgoorlie
F. Wi
Young
Ponte
Deficit still growing in Western Australia finance report
May revenue stood at £341,112 against expenditure of £367,053, leaving a £23,171 deficit for the month. Nine months into the financial year revenue total reached £2,481,536, down from £3,971,03 year ago, while the gold output for May registered 107,692 ounces valued at £406,176. A deputation from the Dairy Farmers' Association sought government milk depot support and strict supervision for pure milk supply, with a request for financial aid to establish a city cooperative depot to be considered by the Treasurer.
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West Australia
Verth
Perth
Jue
Dairy Farmers’ Association
Yestersay Walted
Angwin
Te Mile Kuppty
Anil
Rte
Sk Toe
Ettys
Angwit
Pree
Wal
Departure of Mr A Ly Alters Victoria District Turf Club
A long prospected change jeers the Victoria District Turf Club as Mr A Ly Abbott departs the district. The note recalls his twelve years of service and impact on club fortunes. It outlines nominations for upcoming Cup meetings and stakes, highlights upcoming races, and discusses administration changes including urging support for stipendiary stewards to improve country racing governance.
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A. Ly
Abbott
Victoria District Turf Club
Starantors
Ctu
Addott
Bax
WAT
Derry
Ron
Hose
H. Wickham
Rium
Carbime
Jwork Ov
Toca Rate Club
Teesday Woot
Mumediaft
ASC
W.A.T.C
W-A.t.c
Wa.t.c
Perth
Wajt.c
Oldfields
Chow
Visiting Journalist Recalls Australia Impressions and Java Life
A visiting journalist interviews Java Times editor Rankilur about Australia and Java. He notes color barriers, urban brightness, and local race dynamics, detailing estate sales, labor issues, and Dutch policies. He observes drinking patterns, migrant labor, and cross colonial ties, including marriage norms and export trade prompts with Australia.
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Jaane
Mit
M. Rankilur
Java Times
Isle
Rankilar
Australia
England
Aystrasian
Shane Te Wen
Broome
Derby
Carnarvon
Tava
Casey
Mtapkilor
Java
Engin Sre
Ando
Decaume i
Amesate
Cyptien
Singapore
Chinaman
Jaen
Am Engtishman
Aberespun
Ugtish
Mtwir-Martieg
London
Caace
Punt
Federated
Malay States
Cewull
Jave
Teankijor
Bree Rae
Peraine
Vv Bere
SM Eae
Unclear 19th century trade talk on meat and labor
Fragmentary notes discuss difficulties in meat import and labor in a colonial setting. References to living costs, salaries, and limited job prospects for white workers. Mentions organisation gaps at the wharves and language skills aiding some family members. Predicts possible further changes in the labor market.
Milwaukee Shifts From Socialism To Capitalism
A citywide shift in Milwaukee ends two years of socialist rule as Emil Seidel loses to an independent candidate. High rates and longer hours anger workers and drive out numbers, while unemployment rises and public works promises fade. Both parties unite in a new campaign to oppose the socialist platform amid outbreaks of political unrest.
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Milwaukee
Seidel
Gethard Bading
Mavor Hy
Wisconsin
Emil Seidel
Tammowm
Jasith Seavert
Associated Charities Society
Lost Liners and the Fate of Noted Vessels
A Chambers Journal piece surveys Lost Liners in the North Atlantic from 1810s to 1900s, listing ships like the President and City of Glasgow with crews and passengers totaling about 1,493 dead. It discusses causes and theories, from internal failures to external collisions, and notes storms and wrecks such as the Tempest, City of Boston, Huronian, and Connor, with speculative explanations about capsizing and disasters at sea.
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Koopang
Chambers’ Journal
North Atlantic
IHU
Pasemers
Glasgow
Pacific
Anos
Paris
Resowe
Guardian Office Plans Low Rent for Shed Improvements
The notice outlines eligibility for a very low rental on a large shed and sprig cart with controlled access. It mentions paying for improvements and references the Guardian Office and SNAP. The fragmented text implies a public or shelter-style arrangement with specific conditions.
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Scoueyhy
Evel Geraldton
A. Snap
Guardian Office
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Mechanics’ Institute
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Ieegur
Stost “Theaime
Victoria Bakery
Gerthinus Saorie
H. Brashaw
Pastryc UK
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Chirico Virtinlay
Andy Daliterel Daily
Seac
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HY Wall
Hedonna Quee
Geraikiton
A. G. Moses
Salkies
Steve Baldagen
Coachibslider
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Arthur J. Davies
Geralstor
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Advance
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Valea Toa
Recs
Ieee
Mary Barge Maite
Ible Howe
Gersicton
ASBUM
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Locke
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