Japanese Miners Expelled From Yukon to Alaska
London reports seventy seven Japanese miners expelled from Yukon and shipped to Alaska. The Canadian Premier, replying to the Dominion Labour Congress, refuses to terminate the Treaty with Japan citing it as promoting commercial relations. Jingo journals push for Pacific fleet to embitter Anglo Japanese relations.
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London
Yukon
Canadian
Alaska
United States
Dominion Labour Congress
Japan
Jingo
Railway Crash Kills Sixty Three in Mexico Event
A railway disaster at Ancarnacion, Mexico leaves sixty three dead and forty three injured. Authorities report a major crash shocking residents and officials across the region.
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London
Ancarnacion
Mexico
All Red Mail Service urged for empire subsidy
Tord Brassey spoke in Liverpool urging the British Government to subsidise the All Red Mail Service to Australia via Canada to strengthen ties within the Empire.
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London
Tord Brassey
Liverpool
Australia
Canada
War honors by Japanese Government announced
The final distribution lists titles created by the Japanese government for war service. Admirals Viscount Ito and Admiral Togo along with Generals Yamagata Oysma Nodsu Oka Nogi Kuroki are noted with noble titles including Counts and Baron etc. The wording is fragmentary but records honor allocations across high ranking military leaders.
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London
Viscount Ito
Yamagata
Oysma
Francea
Nodsu
Oka
Nogi
Kuroki
Togo
British Emigrants By Destination This Year
Ninety thousand Britons emigrated to Canada last year, eighty six thousand to the United States, and just under ten thousand to Australia as the main destinations cited.
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London
Canada
United States
Australis
The New Tariff Hinders British Exports Regret
The Central Board of the British Commercial Travellers Association says the new Australian tariff will hamper British exports and damage trade relations. The board expresses concern over higher costs for British goods and potential retaliation in markets.
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London
The
British Commercial Travellers’ Association
Cotton trust fined in Mississippi winds up in year
A heavy fine of £360,000 is imposed on a cotton trust in Mississippi. The firm must wind up within one year and withdraw from the state for offences against trust laws.
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London
Mississippi
Japan and Korea promise not to annex Korea unless unfriendly proven
Fragmentary item references Japan and Korea with a pledge not to annex Korea unless Koreans prove unfriendly. Mentions Hi Rog Bealtedibee 23 and an “evera chief” Jy Ds killed in action with a small British force in South Africa. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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London
Japan
Korea
Evera
Jy Ds
South Africa
Imperial edict to form council in Pekin for parliament
An imperial edict issued in Pekin convenes a council that will later be transformed into a national parliament. The move signals a structured shift toward a representative assembly and outlines upcoming constitutional changes.
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London
Pekin
The Patroclus Refloated At Sea This Week
The Patroclus has been re floated after difficulties at sea. The Lusitania returns from New York to Liverpool and will endeavor to improve on prior efforts. The Mauretania averaged 26 knots on her triple speed run.
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London
Patroclus
New York
Liverpool
New Bow Nearing Completion for S S Suevic
The designated project on the ship s s Suevic shows the new bow nearing completion with finishing work in progress. Shipyard crews report rapid progress and expect completion soon, marking a milestone in the vessel's ongoing refit.
English Railway Unions Claim for Recognition
English railway employees press a claim for union recognition. The move aims to secure formal acknowledgment of their collective bargaining representation and improve labor terms across the rail network.
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British Railway
Conservative Journals Back Support Amid Political Moves
The report notes broad backing from multiple Conservative journals and several politicians as they rally around a key policy shift. The coalition aims to bolster public backing and leverage media influence to shape opinion ahead of upcoming votes.
A Broken Treaty Shatters Moorish Negotiations
French General ends talks with Moorish tribesmen, signaling imminent fighting and rising tensions in the region.
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London
Coal Lumpers Refuse to Work with Non-Unionists
Interstate and Local L Sydney reports coal lumpers in Sydney have refused to work with non unionists, signaling a labor dispute and potential disruptions in shipping and coal handling. The stoppage underscores ongoing tensions between unions and employers in the port city.
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Sydney
Geraldton Council Passes Accounts and Debates Public Works
The Geraldton Municipal Council met with Mayor F G Armstrong and members including Mrs Smith and Mr Pascoe. They passed payments totaling 313 30 8d to numerous contractors and suppliers and considered tenders, road works, and the location of an isolation hospital. The council discussed drainage, sand drifts, water site access, quarry stone, and funding shifts between sinking funds. Receipts totaled 196 pounds 18 shillings with bank balances noted.
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F. G. Armstrong
Jenner
Hamer
A. Armstrong
H. Noinan
Geraldton
T.moustaka
Dr. Hungerford
Eta
Sanda Kensie
Stephen Smith
Wisna Stokes and Co
J. It. Ae
Chitterbuck Bros
Millers’ Karri and Jarrah Co
J. Ford
Shamrock Hotel
Ta.sabeidly
F. C
P. F. Rooke
Mercantile Cricket
George Road
Petita
Oe Bss
Geraldtom Te F Ltd
Stone
Burt
W. Jose
Sept. Burt
Nor’West
Haat
Pen Pine
H. Wilson
Chapman Road
Lhe
Wusa Armatrong
Hse
Greenough Road
Shemtona Street
Logan
Trigg
Colonial Treasurer
Fea
Cresswell
Oither
Aer
Davis
Francis Atrests
Smith
Hugh M Kernan Remanded on Threat Charge in Perth
Hugh M Kernan formerly member for the Central Province Geraldton has been remanded on a charge of threatening to do bodily injury to Richard Haynes barrister Leave was given M Kernan to consult his own medical advisers.
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Perth
Hugh M‘kernan
Central Province
Geraldton
Richard Haynes
M‘kernan
Proposal to abolish Carnarvon magistrate post resented
In Carnarvon on September 24 locals resent plans to abolish the Resident Magistrate office and have the medical officer perform magistrate duties, signaling concern over governance changes and local authority.
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Carnarvon
Missing Kalgoorlie Treasury cashier Leonard Hyman
Kalgoorlie reports the disappearance of Leonard Hyman, treasury cashier and Savings Bank manager, with authorities stating he is missing as of September 24. No further details on location or companions are available.
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Kalgoorlie
Leonard Hyman
Treasury
The Late Mr. M. Samson obituary notice
An obituary note marks the death of Mr. M. Samson the mayor. The item notes regret from the community and mentions his mantle as mayor.
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Mr. M. Samson
M. Samson
Funeral of Late Edward Aide Fleet Chief Drawn Near
The funeral of the late Edward Aoe Pee Fleet Chief drew a large crowd in this state yesterday. Pecily Septembar 24. The service honored the longtime leader with mourners from local communities and maritime circles in attendance.
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Edward Aoe Pee
Murchison Mining:Fenian and Marmont Options Fall
Morgans and Mr Doolette fail to secure option for Fenian Marmont properties at Meck tarra. negotiations broken off and Selisbury mine at Cue noted in report.
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Morgans
Selisbury
Shipment of Oranges Delivers High Returns in Ceylon Test
The experimental shipment of oranges to Ceylon proved successful. After expenses, Mr. Teesdale Smith's consignment realised 24s 4d per cane on Harvey Station, Cowen's 203 3d, Clarke's 195 2d. These are magnificent returns.
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Ceylon
Teesdale Smith
Harvey Station
Cowen
Clarke
Gould Struck Off For Unprofessional Conduct
Perth report notes solicitor Leonard Bowman Gould of Black Range struck off the roll for unprofessional conduct. A Armadale public meeting backed secession. Arbitration Court to hear tailoring wage and conditions dispute. Mayor of Clare mont, Mr. Saunders, to seek Legislative Council seat. Justice Hiecwins sworn as Arbitration Court president. WA birth excess over eight months, 13 to 1. Agriculture Minister pledges farmer protections during wheat harvest and storage options at Fremantle with grain advances to London.
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Perth
Leonard Bowman Gould
Black Range
Armadale
Arbitration Court
Saunders
Claremont
Legislative Council
Justice Hiecwins
West Australia
Northam
Fremantle
London
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America
All Red Mail Service
Affairs In China
Leviathian Steamers
S.s. Suevic
Financial Statement
Local Board OF Health
Hugh McKernan
E. C. Dean
Murchison Mining
Salisbury
Wineberg
Geraldson
Marine Terrace
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