Cables Report Turmoil Over Servian Crown Prince Return
Lemdon, Nov. 9. A serious Balkan incident near Kor pruberg on the Danube damages Austrian military telegraph lines. Thirty thousand celebrants welcomed the Crown Prince of Servia back to Belgrade after his visit to St. Petersburg. The prince pledged goodwill amid a tense crowd outside Russian and British legations.
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France Germany relations hint at calm and settlement
Reports suggest a calmer mood between France and Germany with a prompt and amicable settlement possible after the Cesablasica incident. Officials expect early progress in troop-related tensions and a smoother path to normalized ties.
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Attempted murder at Government House during university
An incident at Overtour Hall in northern Calcutta saw a Bengali youth named Roy1 fire a revolver within six inches of Lieutenant-Governor Sir Andrew Fraser. the weapon misfired and he was disarmed. The Maharajah of Durdner stepped forward, pressing the governor aside. this marked a fourth alleged attack on Sir Andrew Fraser, with reports noting wider anarchist propaganda claims.
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Century Company U S Ship Sunk In Norwegian Waters Report
London nov 9 Ackines under pressure brought to bear upon it centary company of New York was destroyed portion of the november ix won of the centary and illustrated latter was cruising in norwegian waters the article mentions current topics.
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Graft Scandals Trial Moves Forward In San Francisco
London reports that after more than ten sessions, a jury has been chosen for the trial of Abraham Ruel in connection with the San Francisco graft scandals. The proceedings followed extensive hearings amid ongoing investigations into municipal corruption and related schemes.
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Battleship Columrood christened in England launch
In London crowds of 39,000 watched the launching of the battleship Columrood nearly 19,050 tons. Mrs. Asquith, wife of the Prime Minister, christened the new vessel with Australian wine yesterday.
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Melba’s Farewell Concert in Albert Hall
London nov 9 Madame Melba gave her farewell concert in the Albert Hall last night prior to her departure for a tour of Australia. The diva, who was in fine voice, received numerous floral tributes as every seat in the building was filled.
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Australia
British cable policy debated in election campaign
Lomson Nev 2 Aslosel Selby parliamentary Under Secretary for the Colonies spoke at St Bradford on the next elections. He stated the main issue was free trade or protection and there would be no compromise. Heaton and the Times were conducting a campaign favoring penny-a-word cables within the Empire or the government buying all privately owned lines.
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Suffrage Demonstration in London Streets
A suffragette demonstration on November 2 in London paraded through the streets, voicing protest and cheering detainees in connection with the recent riot near the Houses of Parliament, with protesters marching to Tollowsy Gate and Teawalla amid security.
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Kaiser interview report sparks German official retrial
London reports Herr Kiehmer of the German Foreign Office reviewing the Kaiser interview published in the Daily Telegraph. Zeppelin’s airship, with the Crown Prince aboard, completed a five hour flight from Lake Constance to Augsburg. The Crown Prince disrupted a railway arrival, and the Kaiser and his son appeared to waver on constitutional issues.
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Parliaments Dinner and Speaker Candidacy Sparks Debate
Government supporters met at Parliament House and discussed Speaker recreation. Mr Bat delivered a fighting speech for Bascott's candidature. A costly refection petition bill faced by Buzzecott. Kurrawang unrest with armed groups intimidating workers. police deployed to restore order amid rising anxiety.
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Eight Hours Precession Enthralls State Crowd
The Eight Hours event yesterday drew a large attendance with impressive racs trophies and numerous vehicles and horses on display. The examination left a favorable impression, while the Church Estession Society welcomed Bishop Riley at a well attended St George's Hall gathering. Concerns rise over corrosion in the steel main of the gobbields water scheme threatening the pipeline's life.
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Melbourne Suicide After Threats in Federal Crisis
Melbourne reports no new menta in contetion with the Federal political crisis. A formal vote of no confidence is expected to be tabled. Thomas O Perrell, a Melbourne General Cemetery worker, attempted to cut his wife's throat and then killed himself when neighbors arrived.
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Protestant Demonstration Draws 12,000 in Sydney
Sydney witnesses a large Protestant demonstration of about 12,000 at Clontarf, while discussions arise of a political union. A stifling incident occurred in Sydney on Saturday. rail workers reported 29 dead aboard wrecked trucks, with more deaths later. The New South Wales Premier condemned the industrial unrest as an effort by factions to overturn society and vowed to uphold the law.
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Residents urged to buy own homes via local firm
Geraldton residents desiring to build homes at Marine Terrace via Millers Karri and Jarrah Company face terms that almost force them to become their own landlords. The notice notes the firm offers building options and contact details for inquiries, highlighting buyer equity and payment structure in a period of local housing demand.
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Abrolhos Guano Delivers Long-Lasting Fertiliser Results
A fragmentary report notes Abrolhos Guano as the sole market fertiliser lasting long for Parmer iz. It references cedine Cuno and mentions effects on land and crops though details are unclear due to OCR issues.
Wray Charged With Attempted Rape At Mullens
Geraldton Police Court heard Thomas Wray charged with attempting rape of Agnes Walker at Mullens on October 29. Witnesses including Mrs Walker and Walter Hall described the assault, the hotel visit after 9 pm, and Wray’s actions. Detected injuries noted by Dr Hungerford. Wray committed for trial at the upcoming quarter sessions. bail request denied. Obituary note: Mr Walter Herrington, Globe Brewery proprietor, died today.
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South Australians Hold Lead as Innings Progresses
In warm weather at Adelmede on November 18, South Australia continued its innings with Til advancing the score to 475 for 2 at lunch after 2 wickets. The team later altered their innings with South Australia losing several wickets. key scores include Hill Mackenzie Laver Whitty and O'Coumir not out, while Sundries adds to the total.
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Williamstown Cup Race Result Fragment
Fragmentary listing from a Williamstown racing card shows a Williamstown Cup event with 1,000 units for stake and placements with entries including Garitone Jarpire in betting at 5 to 2. The OCR text is unclear and some names and figures are uncertain.
November Meeting at Perth Racecourse Highlights Beaten Weather
The Perth November meeting reports volatile weather hindering racing action with results including Sandringham Hurdles win by Crystallex and Mata second. Bets favored Brete Circulaire in a heavy program while Belgravia Plats and Birthdays Cowl offered close finishes. Alexandra Handicap and Windsor Handicap delivering tight outcomes as betting pools fluctuated amid showery conditions.
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