Marylebone fixes schedule for Australian tour matches
London October 28 The Marylebone Cricket Club has set dates for the Australian eleven tour matches. The first begins May 27 at Birmingham, the second June 3 at Leeds, the third July 14 or 1 at Leeds, the fourth July 26 at Manchester, and the fifth August 9 at The Oval. The first four fixtures are three days each. the fifth duration depends on the rematch.
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London
Marylebone Cricket Club
Birmingham
Lorde
Leeds
Manchester
the Oval
Lord Provost of Glasgow Criticizes Old Age Pension Claims
London reports quote the Lord Provost of Glasgow saying many pension applications under the new Old Age Pension Act are not deserving. He asserts many claimants are not poor or unemployed but born from indulgence and intemperance, rather than genuine need.
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London
Glasgow
Kaiser interview sparks Anglo German debate in Berlin papers
Berlin newspapers, led by the Tagliche Rundschau, mock the Kaiser’s interview as a strategic miscalculation and predict backlash from South African Dutch reaction. The Standard’s Berlin desk notes the Kaiser is hurt by Britain’s cool reception and insists the talk aimed to show friendship with England.
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Berlin
Kalice
Haily Telegraph
Kaiser
England
Windsor
Germany
Reiner
Standard
Great Britain
Suffragettes Sequel Court Appearance and Protests
Fourteen suffragettes arrested after a Wednesday disturbance appeared at Westminster Police Court. Twelve were fined five pounds each, one month in default, with a chance to express regret accepted by the magistrate. Sylvia Pankhurst announced further petitions to Britain. The Women's Social Political Union rally drew about 11,000 attendees, with £2,000 raised toward the campaign.
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Westminster Policy Court
Lan Personnent
Min
Indy
Mies Watters
Britain
Australia
Women's Social Political Union
Mort Hall
Hulda
Ruiuet
Rarcy
Sylvia Pankhurst
United Kingdom
Foundering of a Steamer The Gerat Woxterm Raileay
A steamer named Gerat Woxterm Raileay foundered in heavy seas yesterday on a voyage from Holland to Farvich. Twenty sailors of the Australian mining crew are feared lost or missing.
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Gerat Woxterm
Comepany
Carmuth
Holland
Farvich
Aomrdarn
Bulgaria's Independence Tariff Talks Prompt Balkan Tension
A preliminary agreement on tariffs to restore Bulgaria's independence sparks wary Balkan sentiment toward Russia. The region shows warlike mood as Crown Prince of Prussia tours influencing reactions amid tense expectations.
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Bulgaria
Balkan States
Rorendins Im
Hrussia
Lawlessness in Ireland and NSW notes
London reports violence in Sligo as cattle drivers clash with police leaving several constables injured and one cattle driver killed. Agent-General for New South Wales buys a portrait of Captain Arthur Philip for the state. Tenders called in London for a lithgow life factory. British mayors cut mayoral parades to aid the unemployed.
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London
Sligo
New South
Walea Kan
Arthur Philip
New South Wales
Lithgow
Barjade
Murder Charge Lands Wife of Cairns Downs Manager
Brisbane telegram reports H C Wilson of Corntaria Downs detained after his wife is arrested for murder. Governess Mike Dully was found dead in bed with throat cut from ear to ear, alleging foul play tied to the manager's household. The case raises local sensational interest and legal action proceeds.
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Brisbane
H. C. Wilson
Corntaria Downs
Mike Dully
Mhation
New South Wales Assembly Disruptions Over Contagious Diseases Bill
In Sydney the Contagious Diseases Bill prompted protests against closure rules. As the chamber emptied, Stuart Robertson was removed for defying the chair. A coal jumper, Sybury Davies, collapsed under a bunker collapse, slipping and receiving injuries with reported rape among the chaotic events.
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Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Molmad
Stuart Robertson
Sybury Davies
Government pledge on tax and ministry reshuffle in Australia
Melbourne reports the Federal Tremser pledges no new tax in this Parliament with actions dependent on country needs. William Lyne notes a bill on boundary duties is in preparation. In Parliament Fowler questions telegraphic work in West Australia. Pearce highlights postmaster positions at Bulong. Victorian Ministry reconstituted under Sir Thomas Bent with Country Party influence. Labour likely to oppose new ministers.
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Melbourne
Tremser
Bir
Wm. Lyme
House of Representatives
Fowler
West Australia
Pearce Aley
Bulong
Thomas Bent
Labor Party
Fire at Dain Stores Fremantle Quickly Contained
Fire breaks out at Dain Stores in Fremantle but is rapidly extinguished. The Sunday Times report slated for the High Court next week. Commander Richardson appointed to lead Queensland naval forces and departed to assume duties. Robbery at Cost Chance cyanide plant leaves fifty to sixty pounds of slime stolen worth about £100. Door to a room forced open and slime removed with tracks leading toward Boulder.
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Peeth
Dain
Fremantle
Connolly
Sunday Times
High Court
Richardson
Queensland
Yaterday
Boulder
Trouble in Timber Trade Sparks Local Labor Tie Up
In Perth this day two hundred sleger bewers at Pree Tom Valley have struck work to support the Worsley bewer. The dispute appears to be spreading with broader unrest in the finder ratie and uncertain outcomes.
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Perth
Pree Tom Valley
Pedestrianism features at Saturday afternoon track event
The Brint Johaston hosted a weighty afternoon meet at the allotments near the shop area with winds aiding fast times. Races included boys under 14 and 16 with several heats. top placers were Hicks, Hanemb, and Raynor, while Nulsen won the under 14 high jump title after a contest with Hockley.
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Brint Johaston
R. Wallace
Meera
Drew
A. Mhadowcr
BP. M. Steggall
R. Hicks
A. Bathers
F. Hanemb J
Lynch J. F. Kidd
Baume
Bradley
Werd
Seca Kidd
Dean
Rayner
Mounier
Hendy
Buckley
Ahearn
Lynch
Rayner J
Prise
T. Nulsen
N. Hockley
Nulewn
Wom
Sim
Mercantile v Geraldton cricket match ends in tight win
Mercantile defeated Geraldton by two wickets after a low scoring two innings. Howell led bowling with six for eight as Mer cantile chased 102 and 55 in separate stints while Stokes and Barker contributed key scores. Three hundred workers, largely Boers from the Pooter class, travel to Wasin Guisho plateas for a planned netting party.
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Sturops Mercantile
Wasin Guisho Plateas
Imad
Geraldton Society Notes Brighten Polo Outing and Church Social
A Geraldton page recalls a Moongoo polo outing with notable attendance aided by a special train. Mrs. McKenzie Grant hosted afternoon tea after arriving from Perth, with guests in elegant summer dresses and hats. The Presbyterian Church social featured yellow silk decor, student performances, and a commentary on hats versus church modesty. Croquet results highlight wins by Mrs. Goodison and Miss Pickering as the weeklong tournament continued.
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Moongoonooka
Ural
McKenzie Grant
Perth
Claremont
Grant
Lionel Duds
Speed
Holland
Aim Mountaka
Mise Pearce
H. Haniertley
Mrs. Darling
Mr. Northcott
BE. Trig
Mex. Carson
Bils
Patridge
W. B. Hoskeo
Mia Abbott
Mist Davias
Basham
Goodissop
Stokes
Mrs Jenner
Gould
Mises Maley
Mitchell
W. Carson
Mrs. Goodison
Miss
Pekerg
Mra
Pickering A
Frerngoo
Tennis doubles tourney linked to Oliver donation
A mixed doubles tennis event under a trophy donated by Mr Oliver is anticipated. A Mothers Union meeting at the Parish Hall reported nineteen new members, a shore service by Rev Saunders, and committee formation for ongoing work in Geraldton.
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Oliver
Mothers’ Union
Mr. Saunders
Tex
Mesdames Gardner
Baldwinson
Personal Items From England Visit and Local Movements
Mr and Mrs Fran Terhert and family visitors from England fre pow in Merth Mr Herbert will shortly cedamie the painagemind of they joc Ban c ab Geraldton on Tuesday next The paskensery on the Min Hiya yesterday was Mr do oT ron with the well nang isoaator Mr Wilkin travels as far as von and ix moins it true bepalit of Wa hoylth which has ben Ypey poor for a bit Mr A W Hinlligan Last Sent his retirement to Gerald fon will premine thiy on Weil day nos Theeimillion of My Toynehont who was viewing it a carnty die stroke on Tuesday practically une lon ger Mr Mag Crawford Tiaiert Ruthie Pront Ponees was a pasaengye Tg yetterday last voyage fir Sunnie Inspector Tames of Dental Board of Health had been giting Muthwin oe health matters In JO Smithy who had been on a visit to the city in connection with the disposal of his business returned on Friday has ty the gle ence of the Armaive and Minister of Worke he was made to transact any municial business
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England
Merth
Herbert
Geraldton
Geraldton Ga
Ovat
Wilkin
A.W. Hinlligan
Gerald Fon
Mag. Crawford
Ruthie
Ponees
Inspector Tames
Dental Board of Health
JO. Smithy
Armaive
Summer Advertising Plea Shrugs Off Shyness
Row of playful, rhythmic ad lines promote summer ready made garments and fit guarantees at the Queen's Hotel general servant sale. A Guardian Office note invites all purchasers, with terse references to cots and fellow buyers.
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