Cables and Government Stories From London to Paris
London cables report marine engineers strike for higher pay with 2000 engines on tramp steamers in UK service and 500 workers affected. Sydney Government House interim injunction denied as Privy Council refuses order to halt NSW government use of the house. In Paris, French Ministry gains strong support as Chamber of Deputies backs its cabinet led by M. Vivian, vow to keep compulsory military training.
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London
United Kingdom
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Vivian
Paris Floods Claim Over Twenty Lives in Downpour
Paris reports a terrific rainstorm on Monday causing floods that killed more than twenty people and left many missing. Two inches of rain fell in thirty minutes, a hole sixty by ten feet opened beneath a tram at Porte de Clignancourt, illustrating the severe impact of the deluge. The Empress of Ireland collision inquiry opens in Quebec with Lord Mersey presiding as Captain Kendall testifies that the ship could not have drifted in front of Storstad after signaling to stop. He suggests Storstad altered course in fog, implying the collision resulted from that change.
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Paris
Monilay
Porte de Clignancour
Quebec
Storstad
Lord Morey
Kendall
Paddon Sets Sights on World Sculling Title in Trial Run
London June 17 amon Paddon, soon to face Barry in the world sculling final, today completed six miles in his high boat. The boat drew much attention and observers agreed he is a powerful sculler, with growing interest in his chances.
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London
Amon Paddon
Barry
Paddon
Evition
Home Rule problem government and the Volunteers policy
London June 17 in the House of Commons Mr Augustine Birrell said nationalist volunteers were increasing at 16 000 weekly. Government course drew criticism but Birrell defended it as wisest. He urged continuation of the policy begun amid Irish trouble. New York June 17 England beat America four goals to two in an international polo match.
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London
House of Commons
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
New York
England
America
Personal items from Perth trip and city notices
Police commissioner B Connell visited Geraldton Moulay and returned to Perth last night. The Coronial Secretary J M Drew and Mrs Drew were among passengers on the last train to Perth. George Carter of Carter and Co drapery in Marino returned after a three month Eastern States holiday. Miss Carter resumes duties. Executive Council approved reappointment of Mesara Pour as clerk.
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B. Connell
Geraldton Wines
Perth
How J. M. Drew
Drews
Geolley Carter
Messrs
Thormer
Executive Council
Rams Perths New Post Office Tender Adverts
Perth June 18 The tender closed yesterday for the erection of the new post office. The lowest bid was from Mr CW Arnott with an amount between £220,000 and £250,000. The Public Works Department will recommend acceptance of a proposal to build using Donnybrook stone.
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Perth
CW. Arnott
Public Works Department
Donnybrook
Building trade revives as yards begin operations
Perth reports increased activity in building yards as operations resume after disruptions. While some delays persist, the majority show signs of returning to normal, though it may take time before full recovery is achieved.
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Perth
Arado
Livestock Returns Show Heavy Decrease in Australia
Adelaide reports the livestock year end 1913 results with cattle at 852005 and a drop of 100513 from 1912. sheep and goats also fall. horses rise to 28641. In Sydney a terrific storm causes great damage with winds and rain along the coast and snow in the Blue Mountains.
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Adelaide
Sydney
New South Wales
Bloc
Labor Party Curiosity and Governor General Communications
Melbourne reports a heated exchange in Parliament over the Governor General’s communications regarding the double dissolution. Prime Minister refuses further information, insisting previous written matters suffice and charging against politicized demands. Senate moves to publish PM Governor General correspondence. motion passes narrowly.
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Melbourne
Fof Representatives
Fisher
Senate
McGregor
COUNTRY PARTY CAMPAIGN FOR SENATE SEATS
The Farmers and Settlers Association lists willing candidates for the Senate with Mr CE Watkins in the South East seat race. The group plans to present three nominees and will conduct a ballot if more than three nominations occur. Weather forecase predicts rain and unsettled conditions across the south and coastal areas.
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Senate
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
CE Watkins
Association
South East
Inez
Legislative Council
Association Intenda
New South Wales
Col Agatralia
Yacht racing debate at Geraldton club continues
Enthusiasts question why a race did not occur last Saturday and argue for renovations to boats and hulls. The Geraldton Yacht Club plans an official notice board, boat registrations, and a revised handicapping process ahead of next race on Saturday week. The club aims stable courses with fixed buoys and improved timekeeping setup at the jetty.
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Rgard
Geraldton Yacht Club
Knowles
Alle
Charon
Mevarg Miller
Knight
Holst
Nelson
Newlands Chapman
Commodore
Stubbs
Dog Green
Wally Harrison
Snolt
Geradton
Thors
Lapp
Kings Hall
Inter
Abbieit
Universal postage topic dominates postal union meeting
The article reports that universal penny postage is a key issue for a meeting of representatives from many nations. Australia’s stance is supported by Commonwealth officials, with Wynne potentially unable to attend and Oxenham prepared to vote in favor. The discussion includes interactions with American trade delegates and messages urging coalition with the Commonwealth.
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Uys Tate Beiag
Australia
Wynne
Oxenham
Commonwealth
Auction at Quewi's Hall Nets Local Sale
Auctioneer James C. Kidman presides over a local sale at Quewi's Hall with bidders and the stage set for a brisk bidding session. The notice lists items and terms, indicating a community event organized by a local estate.
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Kean
Quewi's Hall
James C. Kidm
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Express
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Yandilla King
Uemalitan Trading CO
PF. H. Oliver
Juhi Darling
Esperano
Gourgay
Gareae
Er ‘Ence
Kesshaw
Post Offee Lane
Ethel
Urvalbon
Marcki
I Gitegory
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Wake ‘Wood
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