Cables and Tariff Views from London on Canada United States Relation
London reports Sir William Lyne comments on Canada United States tariff reciprocity. He warns it complicates Empire consolidation and boosts American sentiment in Canada. Lyne portrays Britain's responsibility in the issue and predicts strong U S influence unless reciprocity proceeds carefully.
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London
Jame
Het Don
Lyne
Canada
United States
Bull
America
Great Britain
Willian
English Eleven AR Arrangements In Doubt
Melbourne dispatch reports the Marylebone Cricket Club seeking settlement on tour plans for next autumn. The Board of Control has not replied and a committee will draft a programme for MCC review. Rush and Beat say no need for concern as negotiations continue and arrangements are largely complete.
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Loni
Timnin
Marylebone Cricket Club
Seilets
Australie Oraeerie
Australia
Melbourne
Messrs
Rush
Beat
Victoian
Duas
M.C.C
Arople
France protests Spanish Morocco action in Algeciras era note
Paris June 13 France instructs representatives abroad to protest to signatories of the Act of Algeciras over Spain landing troops in Morocco. The Tempest speaks against Spanish intervention and calls it envy driven imitation. Diplomatic interventions by signatories may be necessary.
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Paris
France
German Field Marshal urges strong navy to boost prestige
Von Harnoldy speaking at the baptismal ceremony of a new warship said its completion would raise Germany abroad. He noted Germany is on a new path and must maintain a powerful navy as foreseen by the imperial leadership.
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Wrieftich
der Grossen
Field Marshal
von Her Noldy
Germany
Ujun New Pathy
Ant
Rainfall contrasts and election note in Clare
The piece notes very late winter rains with rainfall figures for January to May and mentions Mr J W Tangsford M L D nominating for Clare mont seat at the general elections. He will stand in the Ministerial interest.
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J. W. Tangsford
Mu L.D
Claremont
Reece Opponent Declines Table Wall Challenge in Telegam Fragments
In Melbourne telegrams a match dispute emerges over table wall play with 3 inch pockets. Reece and Hindrim are noted with scores around 160M while Lat and Lindrum discuss a 1000 up level contest for £100 a side. Continuous red hazards cited.
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Latein
Reece
Anusu
Tindruw
Hercen
Labley Lindrum
Chinese Consul General Wing Liang Hongg views China’s openness
Melbourne reports Wing Liang Hongg, newly named Consul-General of China, expresses pride in Chinese achievements and openness to foreign ideas. He asserts the Boxer Rebellion was a fatal attempt to resist the outside world and says China today welcomes everything foreign despite past moral indignation.
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Melbourne
China
Wing Liang Hongg
Terrible Seas Tie Up Three Masted Schrone Temael
The three masted ship Temael faced ferocious seas on Saturday night. Two crew members clung to the hull to stay on course as breakers followed the vessel. After the master turned to sea again, a violent capsize risk forced a retreat toward Portsea with the Leprae guiding into calmer waters.
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Queenscliff
Tate
Leprae
Portsea
Maritime Disaster Near Port Darwin Claims Crew
A fatal accident occurred on a pearling vessel near Port Darwin after a sudden gust caused the boom to jib and the vessel to fire. Captain Edward's vessel Nep tune was entering the harbor when a diver on deck drowned. Two crewmen were lost, two rescued after hours in the water.
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Port Darwin
Melylile
Edwards
Neptune
Sind
Tne Liver
Loss of the Yongala Inquiry Continues
Brisbane June 12 The Marine Board's inquiry into the loss of the steamship Yongala resumed with Capt. Rss testifying he had commanded Yongala four years ago and described her as a good sea boat. He recalled the night the vessel disappeared and noted a night wave striking the hull as a possible cause. The weather was light and the inquiry was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Motine Board
Rss
New Zealand Fire Destroys Wellington Railway Depot
Wellington is shaken as a large fire devastates the Government Railway Department electric signalling depot. The blaze causes extensive damage with the loss estimated at about two thousand pounds. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Government Railway Department
Curious Trend: Prisoners Predominantly Zoo Gardeners
The article notes a curious pattern that many prisoners become zoo gardeners, expressing a sneaking regard for plants and a talent for horticulture. It highlights the odd link between confinement and affinity for greenery.
New South Wales Strike Leader Seeks Work
Peter Rowling, a leader in the recent Newcastle coal strike, is seeking employment in Sydney as a navvy. He says the strike dome failed to explain itself and suggests he might become president of the Colliery Employers’ Association as experts predict a shift in leadership.
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Sydney
Peter Rowling
Newcaste
Efe
Colliery Employers’ Association
Fremantle Municipal Controversy Deepens
Fremantle on May 12 reports a rift between ex mayor Mr Holmes and current mayor Mr Maret M N and council members. A meeting to discuss Fremantle affairs was set for Wednesday evening to advance the dispute.
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Fremantle
Holmes
A. Maret M. N
Freemantle Coline
Woodlupine Murder Inquiry in Perth
June 13 report on the death inquiry into the body found in Woodlupine bush May 13. Police, led by Smithson, presented at court as four witnesses testified with routine details and no sensational revelations.
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Perth
Frances Compton
Woodle
Smithson
Abbi -Smithson
Minister for Lands Criticised Over Em Reform Review
The article attacks Minister for Agriculture Mitchell for his handling of the Mt em review. It cites SA expert C F G McCann and argues Blair blunders and costly blurbers waste public funds. It calls for expert advice and criticizes publication delays and political motives.
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C. F.G. McCann
Mitchell
Aegriculture
Wimson
McCann
West
Rockefeller Narrator Recalls Tales and a Cautionary Joke
A fragmentary reminiscence describes Rockefeller as a storyteller and joker who valued caution and fairness. A farmer, driving a heavy load, halts when a mountaineer signals danger and later questions a similar act of turning out. The anecdote, attributed to Rycko teller and American Magazine, illustrates moral reciprocity.
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Rockefeller
Ee York
Lawters
Leese
Fley
Rycko Teller
Military gymnasium classes grow as rifle unit thrives
In the new military gym, 26 members study under Mr Gunner amid rising interest among young soldiers. The annual marketry prize firing will occur soon with government prizes for winners. A social committee will organize winter events to promote rifle movement and combat duty monotony.
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Gunner
Market Report on Week’s Limited Sales and Fruit Prices
Mr. H. S. Mackenzie reports the week ending the 10th saw only two sales with brisk bidding but modest prices. Warnings note smaller work stock yet prime lines expected next week with London Pippin apples and other fruits priced. vegetables and produce listed including pears, oranges, tomatoes, beans, and fowls with varied rates.
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H. S. Mackenzie
London
Shattlefords
Ewok
Dreams and their Origin in a Curious Dream Study
The text argues dreams are misinterpreted as instant scenes while they are the mind rendering a connected story. It notes dogs dream and may reflect conscience, while humans often dream crimes with fear of discovery and little remorse, suggesting dreams reveal mental processes rather than literal events.
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Ocverveme
Nadco
Two Men Convicted in Porth-bomal Theft Case
Constable Miller brought David James Davies and Mortimer Hare to court after an arrest on the Porth-bomal line for stealing two towels from Mr A Ches son of the Day Dawn Hotel. Davies and Hian faced six months each for towels theft while Davies received a further six months for stealing boots from Fingal Ming. Both pleaded guilty and admitted they had fled Day Dawn.
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Miller
Gerekdton
David James Davies
Mortimer Hare
Porth-bomal
A. Chesson
Fingal Ming
Davies
Taylor
Murchison
Personal Items Highlight Local Happenings
Mrs. McKenzie Grant senior returned home on Saturday after months away in the barter states. The Rev F S Johnston traveled to Vbuia New Guinea on time. T Hooper, secretary at Ger Land Lumpers Union, injured by a large splinter in his palm, leaving him unable to work.
Foreign marriages scheme lands man in prison
Antoine Brunner 61, interpreter at Hotel de l Europe in Leicester Square, pleads guilty at Old Bailey to aiding two Germans to sign a false marriage notice. Advertisements in German papers promised quick English marriages. Brunner accompanied Johann Willems and Maria Brandt to the registry and helped fill the notice. Court noted 13 days residence required, but parties planned only a few days stay. Recorder jailed Brunner for six months with hard labour.
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Antoine Brunner
Hotel de l'Europe
Leicester Square
Old Bailey
England
Graham Campbell
Germany
Branner
Johann Willems
Maria Brandt
Partitazee
Ty Brunner
Auction sale at Eaton's Buildings on June day
Household furniture and effects to be sold on the premises Eaton's Buildings off Eleanor St Wednesday June ith at 2 30 PM Share H MACKENZIE acts for W Griffin and sells a quantity of furniture and effects including chairs settees chests marble top washstand large mirror iron bedsteads sewing machine tables kitchen chairs a 1300gal G I tank and stand auctioneer H S Mackenzie
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Household Furniture & Effects
Eaton's Buildings
Eleanor St
H. *. MacKenzie
W. Griffin
H. S. MacKenzie
Immigration services direct to secretary and agents urged
The Immigration Tourist and General Information Department announces that all applications for immigration services must be sent directly to the Secretary of the department in Perth or to designated agents across the country. Listed agents include Albany Beverley Bridgetown Narrogin Wagin York Pingelly Wickepin and Katanning among others. The notice notes many socially selected farm workers and domestic servants are in demand with numbers expected to rise.
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Immigration, Tourist and General Information Department
Perth
Government Labor Bureau
Albany
Beverley
Hridgetown
Lusselen
Geeraldton
Narrogin
Wagin
York
A. A. Kent
Pingelly
Wo Sargent
Wickepin
J.V. Roterton
Keltertins
EB. Lotyyer
Goumatliog Fullertos
Moora
G. Vanier
Ampton
RG Edwards
HL. Povey
Gnuwangerup
Seo Scott
Katanning
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Sir William Lys
Dilatory Board OF Control
Northampton
Gratton
Geraldton
Macy
Lindrum VY
Fine Ks
Victoria
South Australia
Captain Sims
New Zealand
Ava
New South Wales
Fetel Bowling
West Australia
AT Variance
Woodlupine
Producers’ Review
Market Report
Oliver’s Clothing Company
Masonic Hall
Marine Terrace
Sui
Kent
Arthur J. Davies
Serna
Tye
Conan
Otion
Immgration, Tourist, and General Information Department
J. C. Kidd
Engelbrecht’s
Engelbrecht's
Geraldton Loan Office
Niger SA
Levenson
Marino Terrace
Club Hotel
Forth
A. T. Davies
Greenough
Grough
Ney J. Husken
Sidney Northampton
Town Hall
Eury
Ubiluren
B.A. Leix
Victoria Pictures
Conant
Pathe
Animated Gazette
A. Meadowcroft
Custous House
Landand
National Biennal Life Ass. of Australia
South Britis Tneuramee Co
Castlemaine
Emu Brewery
Lionel Samson & Sons
MUS & Ware
S. Smith & Sons
Yalumba Wines
S.A
J. W
Goldfirdds
M. Hanifin
Fitagemidet
Jersons
Northampton District
Eaton Mienbras
Forman & Sons
Constantine & Gardner
Thas, Forman & Sons
Austin
W. Martin
Chas. Conway
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