Beresford Warns of British Trade Route Attacks
London reports Admiral Beresford in a letter to the Imperial Industries Club warns that the government risks a sudden assault on Britain's trade routes. He urges immediate penning up merchantmen with vendors and destroying trade lines before wartime operations begin and calls for more small cruisers and destroyers to protect food and raw materials.
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Imperial Industries Club
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Seditionist Paper Reappears in Geneva Tribute to Executed Man
An apparent sedition organ linked to Amurnam reappears in Geneva, praising Whingora executed for William Wylie's London murder. The issue denounces Italian National Congress moderates and notes a heavy explosion at a secret fireworks factory in Rin, where twelve people died.
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Amytarnam
Calcutta
Geneva
Switzerland
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Whingora
Ir Wiliam Wylie
Italian National Congress
Nywerter
Ricaghers Haly
Rin
Sunken torpedo abandoned after July collision
In London on September 21 the Admiralty reported that operations against the submarine CN, near Yarmouth, were abandoned following a collision on the night of July 15 with another vessel. Officials indicated no further pursuit would be conducted and the incident was under inquiry.
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Duke of Rutland Attacks Asquith Speech At Derby Meeting
The Duke of Rutland told Derbyshire Conservatives that the Prime Minister Asquith’s Birmingham address used inflated rhetoric and failed to answer Liberal criticisms. He criticized Liberal leaders including Lloyd George and Winston Churchill, arguing the country rejected recent demagogic Liberalism.
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Birmingham
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Australian jockeys success at Hurst Park meeting
Lomion reports Stankky Wootton brother of Frank Wootton rode three winners at the Hurst Park meeting yesterday. London notes an arrest in Maidstone Kent on suspicion of involvement in the fatal shooting of Major-General Ward’s wife at Sevenoaks on August 24.
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Stankky Wootton
Frank Wootton
Hurst Park
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Ward
Sevenoaks
Polar Exploration Supported by Danish Geographical Society
London September 21 The Danish Royal Geographical Society assured Dr Cook of their support for his claim of being the first white man to reach the North Pole and return to civilization.
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North Pole
Peary Expedition Camps Found by Macmillan
Professor Macmillan, linked to Peary's polar dash, rediscovers the camps Peary established at Let. S3deg in 100 and 1906. He notes one camp still standing in tat, while another sites the Greely expedition of 1879-53. he and companions dined on remains as part of the evidence.
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Roveevelt Expedition Set Sail From Battle Harbour
Photographer Rorap of Trary's party reported unusually favorable conditions for the voyage from Battle Harbour to Sydney Nova Scotia aboard the Roveevelt with Peary and party on board. The vessel is hailed at the port on Wednesday.
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Canadian Manufactures Association Seeks Trade Treaty
London reports the Vigilance Committee notes Germany aims to arrange a treaty with the Dominion. Persistent friction among Canadian manufacturers favors restoring commerce, and the Association approves appointing a permanent Trade Commission. The wording reflects cautious optimism amid negotiations.
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Astwialise
Tke Dominion
M Per Amnent
The Waratah and Harlax report near Manila fire incident
The Waratah arriving at Manila passes a burning steamer 129 miles from Durban. The burning vessel exploded. Initial belief blamed the Waratah but owners doubt this. Lloyds representatives remain skeptical about identity. The report reflects uncertainty about the ship's fate.
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Manila
Durban
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Market Reports From H L Mackenzie Fortnight Prices
Mr H L Mackenzie reports for the fortnight starting 6 September showing scarce fruit with no apples and limited oranges. Prices list vegetables such as cauliflowers 24 3d per dozen, rhubarb 1d to ad, carrots 1s to 6d, peas 2s, cabbages 1d, tomatoes 5s per case, fowls 4s per pair, eggs 1d each, and oranges 9s per dozen with wide daily variations across Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Pirates v Dongarra Match Report Amid Wind and Short Team
The Pirates faced Dongarra at Isth, with visitors missing several players and relying on Walkaway guests and a local to field a full side. A stubborn fight persisted despite wind hindering kicks and marks. umpire O Malley assessed 2 goals behind. Dongarra Club hosted visitors with refreshments at half time as wool shipments from Pesemasree and Deer Tienes were noted.
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Two Men Arrested For Gold Stealing In Australia
Melbourne reports police arrested two men at a camp in Wallace's Gully after months of theft from alluvial claims in the Rutherglen and Chiltern districts. Officers found mortars and a complete set of gold-treatment appliances, plus gold bearing sands and about 1% of gold. An estimated total of up to 3,000 pounds of gold stolen in the year across mines in the district.
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Chiltern
Wallace's Gully
Pentridge Prison Gauge Bed Sticks and Escape Claims
Reports detail warder Hodson imitating escape by manipulating a bed-sticker to leave an observation cell. Prisoners allegedly concealed tools, and nightly searches were claimed insufficient. Warders complained of substandard sleeping quarters and governor's conduct, amid federal affairs notes.
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Defence Bill to Open Debate in House Tomorrow
Melbourne March 20 The Defence Bill will be the first business in the House of Representatives tomorrow. The Government will attempt to move the second reading despite possible objections. The Defence Minister aims to deliver the second reading speech and then adjourn the debate to allow remaining members to participate.
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High Commissioner Bill Delays London Premises Purchase
The forward state of the High Commissioner Hill draws attention to acquiring London premises for Federal offices. An inquiry shows no new offers or land barns received. A decision may be deferred until after the High Commissioner appointment, with temporary occupancy planned at the sapient of Fiers.
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Boulder Star sued over health inspector innuendo verdict
West Australia Kalgoorlie Sept Bh The Boulder Evening Star in being sued for her by Franklin Higgs late health inspector of Boulder The Star stated that Higgs was incapable of failing his duties It was shown that the Bourde Board of Health had decided to amalgamate the position of sanitary manager and the health inspector and that the plaintiff and the sanitary manager who were dismissed had applied for the joint office soon after which the letter in question appeared in the Star The plaintiff was not appointed The jury after a short retirement returned the following verdict We find that the innuendoes are go set out by the plaintiff and assess the damage of £275
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Evening Star
Franklin Higgs
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Higgs
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Plathan Crushed to Death In Railway Accident
Ambrose Bray a plateman dies when an engine raises a signal and a bump is felt. George Hanlon, the engine driver, reports giving the signal to raise and then a collision follows. The incident occurred at Chaliers sine near the plot.
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George Hanlon
Mysterious Collapse Inside Cage Leaves Player Hurt
A chaotic incident in the arena shows Bray collapsing after a cage incident. Bray’s injuries appear severe as witnesses describe a sudden fall and crowd confusion. Officials are reviewing footage to determine how the scene unfolded and who moved Bray afterward.
Geraldton Municipal Council Sees Busy Night of Finance and Plans
The Geraldton council met with Mayor presiding as members Brede Simmish Abbott Har ford Bastoi and Partrider attended. Accounts totaling £110 3s 2d were paused for payment while £70 0s 0d was collected. Debates covered tax assessments, revenue from the Town Hall, and a proposed municipal conference discussion. A committee was formed to arrange the Governor’s reception with H.R.H. arriving October 12.
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Simmish
Abbott
Harford
Bastoi
Partrider
Australian Eleven Tour Packages Finalized
The Australian cricket squad announces travel plans with Noble Cotter Armstrong Hopkine and Laver routing via Calombe to Singapore, arranging shipments for the set tour.
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Sept. MI
Noble, Cotter
Armstrong
Hopkine
Laver
Ualombe
Singapore
Extension of Sesrs Fallowfield & Co Purchases Timber Works
Public notice states that Extension of Sesrs Fallowfield and Co has purchased the machinery planks sheds and woods of Mews JL M Fergusom Ltd Lion Timber Ward and Steam Joinery Works. A new stock of timber has been ordered and will be in the yards ready for September. The business will be carried on without interruption.
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Fallowfield & CO
JL M. Fergusom, Ltd
Lion Timber Warde
Builders seek plans to rebuild Royal Mr Hotel at Weekatharra
Builders and persons wishing to purchase and rebuild the Royal Mr Hotel at Weekatharra may view plans and specifications and obtain details on applying to J. A. and M. Roberts, Weekatharra. Tenders must be endorsed and addressed to Thomas Whitney, Architect Cue, close October 10. Deposit with tender £25. Jowett not guaranteed acceptance. no expenses allowed to tenderers.
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Mere JA
M. Roberts
Duffy
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Geraldton Voters Lists Open at Multiple Locations
Notices advise residents of Geraldton to inspect the electoral lists at the Police Station Stationers Hall Davies Tobacconist and A. J. Davies corner Marine Terrace Durlacher Street and at Council Chambers Eleanor Street during office hours Objections to the lists must be lodged with the Town Clerk by September 90 The Municipal Roll requires rates on properties to be paid by October 18 WM. CARSON Town Clerk Also a spring fair open at Asunia Hall Friday at 4 pm with stalls including Pot Plants and other items
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