French wreath placed on Victoria's tomb
London May 20 poet Falliersa laid a wreath on Queen Victoria's tomb and donated £300 to the London poor. Also reports say one hundred and thirty German ministers of religion held at Mansion House on Wednesday and Margaret Hamilton, the periate septusquarian, has been sentenced to ten months' imprisonment. London May 21 to May 29. Lord Miller optimistic that tabile realtors in the coming Union will be aided by whichever party is in power.
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Mansion House
London
Margaret Hamilton
Lord Miler
Tabi
Uniios
Falliersa
Queen Vivard
P. M. Steggall
Melbourne
Geraldton
American Happenings. Bay of Fundy tragedy and smuggling
A brief report notes a Bay of Fundy disaster with forty persons drowned. It also mentions twelve Chinese individuals sent from Texas to New York in unmarked boxes to evade fares and police, with a muffled or misdirected welcome.
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Bay of Fundy
London
New York
Texas
Frontier Fighting Headlines From London and Montreal Robbery
London reports a Indian printer fined and imprisoned for publishing seditious articles in Allasabed. Two Romans receive life and 30 year sentences for the Montreal bank robbery and murder last September. Also dated London May 1, the Sultan of Morocco’s army transfers forces to the enemy amid unsettled affairs.
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London
Allasabed
Montreal
Morocco
Russian Duma Opposes Interference With Constitution
London reports nearly all members of the Russian Duma oppose any interference with the constitution. The remark signals a unified stance amid rising tensions and debate on reform and governance.
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London
Duma
Trouble in Samos and Asia Minor sparks siege
Turmoil in the islands of Samos and Asia Minor as Turkish forces clash amid mounting casualties. Reports say troops were besieged with about 150 killed or wounded in the fighting. details remain uncertain amid ongoing hostilities.
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London
Samos
Asiaminor
Football Draw Delights Spectators In Second Meeting
Spectators rented to snobs enjoyed a fine football exhibition this afternoon as Mercantiles and Railways met for the second time this season. Scoring summary shows Mercantiles 1 goal 3 behinds first quarter, Railways 0. second quarter Railways 2 goals 3 behinds. third Mercantiles 4 goals 8 behinds Railways 2 goals 3 behinds. fourth Railways 4 goals 8 behinds Mercantiles 4 goals? 8 behinds. Prominent players included Locke Bell Bunn Theakston Harpo and Mounier for Mercantiles and Ramshaw Greenster Critch Hepburn Hawkes for Railways. Jack Cullen umpired impartially. Special value in School Booth for dawn weather at Bartletts.
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Mason
Mercantile
Railways
Bartlett's
The
Bootman
Wellingston Street Tragedy Inquest Adjourned
Perth reports May 30 with storekeeper Billriog suffering nervous shock after the tragedy. The inquest into Odgers and his wife was formally opened yesterday and adjourned for five days.
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Perth
Billriog
Cheresy
Odgers
Hia Geile
Colonial Secretary Faces Hospital Board Meeting
The Colonial Secretary sharply blamed Perth Hospital Board at yesterday's meeting. Mr Connolly accepted the chairmen's statements as the board's views and offered to cover with the body. MLA H Brown cited shocking examples of red tape in Government departments. Two hospital trees were felled, prompting over 19 official minutes and a ministerial inspection, yet the trees remained.
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dhFeth
Mey
Perth
Connolly
Laa
H. Brown
Accident at Great Boulder injures workman Stephen Johns
May 30 at Kalgoorlie in Great Boulder a miner named Stephen Johns lost his right hand after rock fell from an overhead level. He was the last to leave as a quantity of rock tumbled down and crushed his hand against a wall, tearing it below the wrist.
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Stephen Johns
Interstate Robbery Targets Tobacco Shipment
A clever robbery on the Darling Harbor line netted £160 worth of tobacco bound for Dubbo. The consignment was unlost, loaded at Darling Harbor, and waybilled for Dubbo. By arrival at Dubbo the entire shipment, except Bishe, was missing or altered in transit.
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Sydow
Federal Finance Rumor Sparks State Rights Clash
Rumors circulate in political circles that Sir Windiyne plans to veto the unexpected balance of Federal Gestoms and FEx due for May rather than returning it to the States as constitutionally required. If true, a serious dispute over states rights could erupt in the coming days.
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Ami
Sir Windiyne
Premier protests over May balance with State finances
The Colonial Treasurer reports no May balance to the State and warns such withholding, though against statutes, could severely embarrass the State’s finances. Newton Moore demands immediate instructions and questions federal actions and authority as he notes a May surplus and requests payment to Georrafrow’s balance.
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Perth
Colonial
Georr Frow
Pal
Signet
Newton Moore
NSW Premier Responds on State Revenue Withholding
Er. Wades of New South Wales says he cannot reply fully until official intimation is received, expected today. Sir Walter James, regarding Mr. Signs withholding state revenue, criticizes Lyne as a patos cue trevbottter and expects action from a man of this helena.
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Er. Wades
New South Wales
Ste Walter James
Lyne
Helena
Turf racing notes and results from Duteboat Park
The Turf reports mixed results at Duteboat Park with several events, including the Belmont Steeplechase and May Handicap. Winners include A Little Mary by 11 lengths in 3 minutes, plus Triad Stakes and Galloway Handicap victors. details show odds and field notes amid chaotic race conditions and a reported incident with a train fire.
Maiden Plate and Steeplechase Races At Adelaide
In Adelaide on May 30 weather was fine and attendance strong. Maiden Plate featured Prey Peg and Desd with Mint obey Mies Bobby winning by length. Time 1 min. Steeplechase winner Reindeer at Seymour described with details on divisions and payouts. Bets show Tete diva across divisions with amounts listed.
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Adadaide
Hieafer
Mies
Bobby
Ted
Seymour
Adelaide
Dentiniat
Willy Wally
Betting Odds for Birthday Cup Race
Adelaide May 30 betting on the Birthday Cup lists Destinist at 1 to 1 Rocha 5 to 1 Ef 1 to 1 Willy Wally 8 to 1 Pius 10 Tres Bees 12 to 1 Gangs sieden 14 to 1 Kismot and Eas 16 to 1 Bamnai.
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Adelaide
Destinist
Rocha
Ted Blaten
Willy Wally
Pius
Tres Bees
Gangssieden
Metal Queen
Kismot
Eas
Bamnai
Dressed Fancy Ball Echoes at Children’s Parade
Report on the Children’s Fancy Dress Ball with vivid descriptions of costumes such as a white satin Cupid, a Pink Norse, and a Japanese girl. Mentions dancers, slips on the floor, and judges, plus social notes on Mrs Walter’s Croquet Club plans and dress trends noted by Melbourne Kable Talks.
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Fiat
Bammer
Merles
Roy Crews
Charley
H. Baston
Brazil
Ellen Halligan
Gladys Baston
Frank Mills
Mrs. Ford
Miss Sherlock
Ax Japs
G. Sherlock
Pierrot
Mise Larer
Opal white gown and lace details described in Table Talk
The excerpt describes clothing including a high crowned bat with white wings, an opal white crepe de chine evening gown with marguerites, and lace ensembles. It notes cobwebby guipage sleeves and draped shoulders, with a banded trim that Celia praises in Table Talk.
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Celia
Ratepayers Meeting Illumines Town Finances And Projects
At a sparsely attended ratepayers meeting in the Council Chambers Mayor J G Smith presided. The audit report and balance sheet were adopted. the Mayor outlined street and infrastructure works, paving, rubbish sites, a new municipal map, and rising costs, noting subsidies and ongoing revenue needs.
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Soleraress
J. G Smith
Auditore
Aulim Deslacher-street
Chapman Roed
Garden Road
Point Moors
Bankrupt MORRISS WILLIAM MARSHALL Named Debtor
The Supreme Court of Western Australia enters proceedings under The Bankruptcy Act for MORRISS WILLIAM MARSHALL listed as debtor in matter titled The Bankruptcy Act and In the matter of MORRISS WILLIAM MARSHALL.
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the Suprem Court OF
Western Australia
Morriss William Marshall
Fruit Tree and Vine Sale at Masonic Hall Perth
Mackenzie florists announces a sale of fruit trees grape vines and potted plants at the Masonic Hall Perth on Saturday June 6 with bidding to begin early. Entries close June 7 with a notice on specifications and remaining works due by August 15. James C. Kidd oversees sale and road works at Rudd's Gully and Crowther Road.
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Mears, Wilson & Johns
Barrack Street
Perth
Masonic Hall
Crowther
James C. Kidd
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