CABLES EDITOR WINS COUNT MOLTKE PAYS COSTS
London October 30 General Count Moltke ordered to pay the costs of his unsuccessful libel suit against Herr Harden The judge found Moltke had an abnormal temperament but no illegal offences The German press notes the Crown Prince scandal and puzzlement over Prince von Burow not appearing at the suit
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London
Count Moltke
Costa
Hibel
Herr Harden
Count Moltk
Sulo
Beilieh
Prince von Bu-row
Abe
Russia Duma Mutiny Surges in Far East Port
Newly elected Duma in Ramis thwarted a reactionary push as sappers at the Russian naval port Vladivostok mutinied and attacked the barracks of the 10th Rifle Regiment. The mutiny was suppressed with machine guns. Several fatalities reported.
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London
Duma Im Ramis
Viedivostock
The Russian Assassin Aimed at State Councillor Maximovsky
After the assassination of State Councillor Maximovsky, the killer was prepared with an infernal device strapped to her bosom. The explosive cord was concealed under her armpit, ready to detonate.
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Maximovsky
Corde
Financial Failures in London and New York
London reports a financial panic still easing though nine or more banks remain open. The US Government has deposited 14,001,000 in banks, averting widespread bank wreck. Dr. Gibdle, ex vice-president of Mutual Life Insurance, is jailed six months for perjury in New York. Germany raises discount rate to six percent to curb gold export.
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London
United States
Gibdle
Mutual Life Insurance Society
New York
Germany
Income Tax Advice to Unionists Sparks Political Debate
London October 80 The Hon Victor Cavendish predicts a general election in March England The British employers must furnish full details Asquith says ready to consider reform of the Lords but veto must end Lord Milner urged unionists to adopt a constructive policy of clearly defined principles as antidote to revolutionary socialism Reform is portrayed as practical cordial reform
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London
Victor Cavendish
Duke of Devonshire
England
Asquith
Obituary notices for Viscount Gormanston and Gerald Massey
London reports the death today of Viscount Gormanston formerly Vermior of Tasmania and a separate notice that poet and author Gerald Massey died yesterday in America. These two obituary items emphasize notable literary and colonial-era figures.
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London
Viscount Gormanston
Vermior
Tasmania
Gerald Massey
America
Divorce case in London seals separation after adultery
London on October 20 Lady Hartwell secured a divorce from Sir Prodrick Harynel citing adultery with Joan Chambellain, former wife of Lieut Chamberlain of the Royal Engineers. The Free Sector Congress condemned the Associated Society of Railway Servants for demanding recognition by the rail firms. Burns, Philp & Co Ltd of Australia claim nearly £13,000 in a connected matter.
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London
Lady Hartwell
Prodrick Harynel
Joan Chambélain
Lieut. Chamberlain
The
Royal Engineers
Free Sector Congress
Associated Society of Railway ‘Servants
Vileway Companies
Messrs. Burns, Philp & Co, Ltd
Australia
Artificial rubies and topazes from German policy debate
The article notes German government plans to consider tightening shipping rights in the Marshall Islands alongside railway accident reports. It mentions King Alfomeo of France injured in a train incident and notes rising Indian tea prices. It also covers priest excommunication comments and coal treaty negotiations, plus a French scientist claiming rubies and topazes from corundum via radium.
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Marshall Islands
German Load Line in British Waters Stirs Debate
Fragmentary note warns of German ships facing load line changes as British stance tightens. Unclear details refer to safety rules and possible maritime enforcement amid wartime tensions.
Bent Defies Critics in Melbourne Debates
A Melbourne report notes Mr. Bent facing jeers from employers labeled Autocrat and Czar as a deputation urged legal restraint during strikes. Bent vows to advance a Western District settlement scheme and rename vast areas for closer settlement, dismissing opponents' taunts and promising progress in Victoria's Parliament.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Bent
Omero- Australia
Haceera
Gibes
Emeers
Twanca
Melbourne Memoir and World Wheat Trade Notes
Melbourne reports a satire on Mr Andrew Fisher’s leadership and parliaments, with dinner at Parliament House and film showings. Paris dispatches note global wheat production rising by 289,900,000 bushels, implying Western Australia may lose nearly £1,000,000 this year as 10,000 lab shipments head to London, amid high railway freights and talks of siding funding.
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Melbourne
Andrew Fisher
Federal Labor Party
Wetnon
Watan
Parliament House
Paris
Claremont
Wile World
West Australia
London
New South Wales Budget Forecasts Raised Public Expenditure
Melbourne reports October 30 that the Defence Ministry plans to establish a redroom factory for producing sar dite and small arms. Sydney notes October 30 discussions show the New South Wales Budget proposing an increase of £1,500,000. No prosecutions yet for publishing betting information.
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Melbourne
Minister For Defence
Sydmay
New South Wales
Flour Exports Marked by Dampened Cargo on Everton Grange
A fragment reports flour exports from London via the steamer Everton Grange with one hundred and five tons shipped. The fragment hints at damp conditions affecting adjacent cargo and mentions prior sales, reflecting mid century trade notes and shipping concerns.
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Everton Grange
London
Rontigumaat Ie
Police Magistrate Bow Dismisses Case Against White
Police Magistrate Bow dismissed the case against David White Superintendent of public votteries. He criticized the character and evidence presented by Terry, Barker, Beott and Gibb as being utterly inadmissible and unfounded.
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Bow
David White
Withwew
Terry
Barker
Beott
Gibb
OUR PERTH LETTER FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
A rambling Perth column discusses past and present strikes and local entertainments. It recalls hospital mishaps, playful postcards, and a disdain for sensationalism, then shifts to public amusement such as limerick contests, charity kettles, and liquid air tricks. The piece closes with notes on cultural debates, tourism, and regional venues.
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Perth Hospital
Gailanthy
Tourist trade boosts towns in busy season
The text notes that tourists generate substantial revenue and circulation of money, creating a boom in competition among towns as visitor activity and trade intensify. The fragment emphasizes high value of tourism and the ensuing lively economic rivalry.
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Pal Downsillies
Wetherits Rec Meeting Shapes Upset in District
A disorganized report from yesterday's meeting notes irregular actions by a stipendiary steward and unclear outcomes. Gift reportedly won easily in a sprint while Bumdaleer claimed a handicap win. Melbourne Cup final acceptances and committee changes are mentioned amid a Royal Show prize.
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Weteorits
Cleb
Bowlstom
Boulstom
Gift
Bumdaleer
B. A. Gholi
J. B. Mas
W.A
Vida
Melbourne Cup betting moves amid crowded field
Melbourne reports show Locky Sweep ticket holders and favourites in Cup racing. Apolagee leads the field with Mountain King and Wales Trint close behind as Derby interest rises. Bets and prices shift with towns like Bendigo and Tulkeree drawing attention among bettors.
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Melbourne
T. Shathosk
James Tyler and Co. Ballersmat
Apolagee
Tattermall
G. Hasitos
Grocer
Giant Street
Ballerel
Edivance
Mester
Apsloges
Poeidon
Wales
Cherten
Bendigo
Tulkeree
Local Betting Notes From Day Dawn Meeting
Mr Jank Davis of Day Dawn reports fallow quotes on VRC Barby and Uelbourse Cup racing. Bets quoted include 2 to 1 for Tartan Poseidon Mountain King 10 to 1 Meahian and Welcome Trist. 14 to Spienway Dyed Gareenta 100 to 2 and 100 to 4 on others.
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Jank Davis
Day Dawn
VRC
Barby
Uelbourse
Tartan
Trist
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Russia
DUMA
Sappers
British Politics
Burns, Philp & Cos
ROYAL
Alfomeo
France
Toye
Bic
Wilbid Lancier
Coyade
Italy
Hie Seos
Sir Hony Campbell-Basmerman
Mr. Bent
Autocrat
Czar
Gibbs
Fisher
Interstate
Ederal News
Indocmation
Perth
Subiaco
Ruaheley
Adarne
Professor Andrews
Sendey
Forth
Landrick
Geraldica
Goa
Stein
Auetralia
Ametralia
Reilly
Coors
Yai Timgup
Albay
Beys
Albany
Freak Davis Af Tay Deen
Omic
Lof Wetherenli
Alex. McLean
Wis
Gerchien
Melbourne Sporting News
Mountain Eing
Gerald
Oliver’s Clothing Company
Sod General Outfitters
Masonic Hall
Marine Terrace
Geraldtes
Hime Manneems
A. S. Kent
Wineberg
Geraldton
Electroferts
Call
Weinwright
Evaneetren
Clutterbuck Bros., Geraki
Public Works Contract
Boe
Noverbes
P.w.ad
Smd
P.wa.d
Seraldton
West Ward
Samuel Crabbe
Mitch
Guardian
Ranier
Ware
Churchill
Frank Davis
Ts Pow
Strightout
Addirese—Railway Hotel
Ae Boz M3
Dey Dews
Meter Tattesall
Peth
George Baston
Commission Ageft
Wee
Bear of
Victoma
Northern Fire Assurances
Ge Port Brewery
B. Grimish
Galte
Woneere
Troumrs
Meneurs
Marine
Bubell
Louie
Frank E. Davis
E. Lee-Steere & Co
General Commission
Goldfield
National Mutual Life Association of Australasia, Limited
Ghent
Royal Mail
South British Tosurance Co
Swan Brewery Co., Ltd
Prize Ale & Stout
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