To-Day's Racing Results From Parth and Belmont Park
Weather fine and large attendance as Newgate Surdles, Old Chum, Gunbarrel, and other named horses competed. Results include Kaloquer Hurdles and Stansmore Two-Year-Old, with bets listed and times like 1 min 16.0 sec for Holstown Plate. Details cover Amicus, Clarionet, Akim Foo, and Armidale Handicap among numerous entries.
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Newgate
Old Chum
Belmont Park Plate
Melbourne
Casléehi
Stipendiary stewardship appointment in Perth delayed
In Perth on November 14 the Western Australian Turf Club committee temporarily appointed Sydney W. Curie as steward. The decision on permanent appointment to the position has been deferred for the time being.
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Perth
W.a-T.c
Temporaily
Sydery W. Curtie
Menard
Ping. Permacent
Nominations Open for Cup and Railway Stakes
The Forth Cup and Railway Stakes nominations closed with 53 entries for the Cup and 66 for the Railway Stakes. Despite mixed quality, many young horses enter, hoping to fill the slots left by former greats. Notable moves include Little Mary purchased by Finanurt Bronced Phillips and sent to Irwin to mate with Argonaut, while Bloodwood and Percival gain attention for Perth Cup and Railway Stakes. Frank Wootton returns to riding after a one month ban, having secured nine winners in a week.
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Mr. Wham
Mary
Finanurt
Phillips
Irwin
Frank Wootton
Exytinh Workey Club
Bloodwood
Percival
Anglican Synod Protest Against Prize Fights In Sydney
The Anglican Synod debated a formal protest against a forthcoming Barns Johanne Tight boxing event to be held in Sydney for a money stake after Christmas. The motion urged government action to prevent the spectacle, citing brutality and social corruption, with Rev. Jovey supporting boxing in general but opposing this event. The motion passed to seek intervention by legislation or other means.
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Sydney
Anglican Synod
Australia
Jovey
Boer Bullet Removal From Arm During War Era
A doctor at Parkes removed a growth in Meriva Sea born’s armpit and extracted a rifle bullet roughly an inch and a quarter long weighing half a quar. Seaborn was wounded in the arm in the Boer War. no exit wound was found and the bullet was later recovered months later.
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Parkes
Alteright
Destructive Fire at Johnson and Sons Leather Warehouse
A fire broke out at Johnson and Sons leather grindery warehouse causing heavy damage estimated at £30,000. Fire officials fought the blaze through the night with reports of significant material loss and smoke lingering over the area.
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Johnson and Sons
Atoc
Tragic Electrocution on Brilliant Extended Mini
Brisbane reports a fatal accident in Charters Towers as Charles Hender was electrocuted while handling a cut electric cable on a service pipe. A bright arc triggered a fall, and he died at the scene after the blast.
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Brisbane
Charters Towers
Charles Hender
First Cabinet Meeting Sets Pace for Parliament
In Melbourne the new government met briefly, with Ministers Thoums and Hutchison rushing to catch an Adelaide express. Prime Minister Fisher announced plans to adjourn Parliament Tuesday to Wednesday and said the government would push its defence policy next session with the Defence Bill handled by Attorney General Hughes.
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Jons
Mensters
Thoums
Hutchisom
Adelaide Express
Fisher
London
Hutchison
Defence
House of Representatives
Metaare
Hughes
Laverton Murders Highlight Police Catch Difficulty
Perth reports doubt police can capture the Lakey Carter natives who killed eight mothers last week. Mr Underwood notes camel tick remains prevalent in the Pilbara region, prompting dip establishment and compulsory treatment for all camels. Mr Holman defends police methods in Assembly. Foreign elements may be ignored in the Murray/forest dispute while campaigning grows ahead of the Mines election.
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Perth
Laverton
Tragic Double Homicide at Midland Junction
Perth on November 1 witnessed a brutal domestic tragedy as Richard Scott 69 cut his wife Mrs Scott throat to kill her then attempted suicide. The couple lived with relatives at Midland Junction. Mrs Scott died from her injuries while Scott, wounded, survived into the morning and spoke of past poisons allegations.
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Perth
Richard Scott
Mra. Scott
Midland Junction
Scott
Victorian Produce at Colony Exhibition In Liverpool
London reports that the Colony Produce Exhibition in Liverpool yesterday featured Victorian produce and related items. Barry declines Macintosh invitation to Australia, citing public government reluctance to place the Southern Cross on Royal Navy service as a major obstacle for the Melanesian Mission.
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Colony
Liverpoo
Barry
Macintosh
Australia
Southern Cross
Ma Vosels
Royal Navy
The Bulgarian Trouble and Railway Price Dispute
London reports The Oriental Railway Company has declared a claim of five million three hundred thousand pounds for the Eastern or Roumelisa branch. The price is deemed exorbitant and negotiations and proceedings are delayed as Bulgaria reviews the bill and possible actions abroad.
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London
Oriental Railway Company
Roumelisa
Bulger
Kaiser Dissatisfaction Triggers Resignation Rumor in Germany
Reports say the Kaiser is displeased with Von Ulm low leading to expected resignation. GALLUBERIKS and Joly noted serious criticism of Kaeredoy amid internal tensions in Germany.
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Joly
Germany
Kaeredoy
Kaiser
von Iulow
Asquith and the Unemployed Seen in London
London reports mock comment on Mr. Asquith overruling Mr. Bury over relief for the unemployed. Asquith was cheered for opposing a two power pact. A North German Lloyd launch is noted at 27000 tons. Suffragists disrupt a Liberation Society meeting in City Temple. Westphalian miners tally three hundred and twenty killed in the disaster.
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London
Anquith
John Burey
Liberation Society
City Temple
Frank Bateman Fails to Appear in Uttering Case
West Australia Perth November 14 solicitor Frank Bateman who had them arrested for uttering charged appeared not when called and was rearrested at Pityelley.
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Perth
Frank Bateman
Pityelley
Railway Receipts for Quarter Ended September 90
The quarter ending September 90 shows gross railway receipts of £ 012,375 against expenditures totaling £ 213,231. This yields a net result indicating a deficit, reflecting higher outlays than income for the period.
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Gros Railway
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