Cables and Claims From Harlow Inquiry Stand Off
Lloys representative confronts firm owners in Manila during a special inquiry about the Marian steamer wreck. Reports claim a finding of the wreck’s position near 090-61 at dawn July 27, with doubts about ship identity and debris distance complicating confirmation. The Marlow captain recommends sweeping the sea bottom at the noted point.
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Westminster Gazette Notes Opposition Silence on Taxes
The Westminster Gazette reports the Opposition leader maintains silence on four taxes, highlighting the lack of issue clarity in Parliament and suggesting the stance may affect public perception and political momentum.
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London
Westminster
Ham
Treasury eases land tax rules for sports and recreation
London report notes Chancellor Lloyd George orders removal of certain sporting and recreation concessions from land tax operations. The move simplifies tax application for local authorities and reduces regulatory burden on leisure activities. Details remain to be clarified by Treasury officials.
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London
Jdoyd George
Stamp Duties Bill Debate in Commons Ends in Tie Vote
The Finance Bill faced close scrutiny in committee as MPs debated stamp duties on securities and municipal loans. Mr Rowland Hunt urged removing the Government word, arguing exemptions would aid colonial trade while Major Coates defended the plan. Mr Hobhouse noted competition chiefly among domestic groups, and the amendment by Mr Hunt was rejected by 900 votes to 9.
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America
Great Brigadin
Orai
Great Britain
Canada
Mr. Hunt
Defence of the Empire and Commonwealth Defence Bill debated
London reports from Daily Graphic and Manchester Guardian critique the Commonwealth Defence Bill's plan, noting it reduces Home waters strength by one cruiser and a dreadnought. They condemn the actions of the Commonwealth Minister of Treasury and related arrangements, highlighting concern over strategic impact.
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London
Daily Graphic
Manchester Guardian
Reemake
Toerph Cook
Tefonery Neues
Far Fest remarks on Australia and Britain wording
Fragmentary quote discusses Australia and Great Britain, mentioning regret over actions and reference to a bogey of Australia and a company of Taiwan. The readable text is incomplete, with uncertain attribution and context.
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Japan
Great Britain
Australia
Cape Colony Premier Criticizes Australia Over Trade Policy
Merriman, premier of Cape Colony, accuses Australia of unfriendly action that exploits the Cape’s preference while giving nothing in return. The dispute illustrates ongoing tensions in Commonwealth trade amid stated colonial aims and reactions from Capetown observers.
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Ari Cy Cape
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Australia
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Melbourne defeats Prahran in September football match
Melbourne won 7 goals 5 behinds over Prahran 7 behinds as Curston scored one goal for the winners. Adelaide reports Broken HM led 1 goal 1 behind against Fremantle in another Premiership fixture with Brunenick and Avsaviation contributing key plays.
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Curston
Melbowene
Avsaviation
Brunenick
Prahran
Adelaide
Council Rejects Invitations to Empire Delegates Event
Melbourne telegram reports the Graces Hall Council executive blocking invitations to the Commonwealth and Senate parliamentary hawt to welcome Empire Chambers of Commerce delegates. The council approved a report recommending returning the invitations and instructing the secretary to decline courtesy from its illustrious and political enemies.
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Melbourne
Antarctic Expedition Returns with Shackleton Crew
An early report describes the Nimrod and the Thanet returning to Jamestown after Antarctic exploration. Lieut Shackleton leads the expedition with a crew, facing waning ships and navigation challenges during the voyage.
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Antarctic
Nimrod
Sith
Shackleton
Star
Thanet
Jameton
Foe fuller particiars apply to Dal ety and Co. Perth
Foe fuller participation applies to Dal ety and Co. Ltd, Perth, or Herald ton in a terse notice. The fragment specifies involvement and location but lacks full context or actions.
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Foe Fuller
Dalety and Co., Ltd
Perth
Heraldton
Rival Discos Erers In New York Reception
London reports the Aldermen, in New York, moved to receive De Cook at a public reception and to the Dean of Frymbon. The board passed a resolution granting formal reception and the appointment of Conk to the North Pole.
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York
Cook
Frymbon Hin
North Pole
Arthur Smith Dies After Staircase Fall in Hay Street
In Fern West Australia on September 2 Arthur Smith aged sixty fell from stairs in Eagle Chambery Hay Street. Found insensible in the passage at the foot of the stairs he was moved to hospital where Dr Barter declared life extinct upon arrival.
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Arthur Smith
Eagle Chambery
Hay Street
Barter
Peary Refuses Public Credit for Polar Feats
London reports Commander Peary, annoyed by Dr. Cook's reception in New York, will not seek public recognition for his polar achievement. He plans no debate with Cook, will stay secluded at Eagle Island Maine, until a scientist verifies all records of both expeditions.
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Peary
Dr. Cook
Elcome
New York
Cook
Eagle Island
Maine
Derby cricket clash Kent and Railways chase tight win
Dera tch match between Woutacarra V and Railways on a Queen's ark afternoon yields mixed scores. Key figures include Willis, Meakin, Kelly, Glen, Mott, and Macmorran with several wickets and retirements shaping the innings. First innings see Growuiler and Dewmird dismissed as bowlers Macmorran and Willis claim multiple wickets. final totals indicate a competitive run chase for Railways.
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Queen's Ark
Child Killed at North Fremantle
A fatality occurred in North Fremantle when eight year old Maggie Wardle died after a milk cart wheel ran over her as she sat on a cart from Connond Street State School. Tease Preston, the milkman, was driving the conveyance. the accident happened when the cart turned and she fell from the splashboard. She died within an hour from severe injuries.
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Maggie Wardle
Preston
Conndon Street State School
Public Optsion in New York Report and Peary Controversy
The dispatch from New York notes Tandon on September 24 and Cook's traninom making a strong impression. Commander Peary faces criticism for not allowing Captain Bartlett to join a long journey toward the Pole, Bartlett an Englishman who contributed notably to the effort.
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Cook
New Yark
Peary
Bartlet
Pole
Brenure Bartlett
Visit of Empire Congress delegates delights Australia
Sydney reporters note the visit by Empire Congress of Chambers of Commerce delegates ends with a harbour trip. They express strong belief Australia offers vast opportunities for immigrants and trade with Canada. Speakers praise Australia’s prospects and misstate details of immigration and life prospects.
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Sydney
Congress of the Chambers of Commerce of the Empire
Australia
Cunninghame
Cooksbats
Canada
Spring Fair Opens at Masonic Hall Promoted by Wesley Youth
The Wesley Church Spring Fair opened yesterday afternoon in the Masonic Hall with Mrs. Gee opening the event and Rev J Tiller noting the ongoing obligation to her. A large crowd attended as stalls offered refreshments, sweets, flowers, and fancy items while the program included concerts and recitations. Proceeds to date total about £25 with continuation planned for this evening at 7 o'clock.
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J. Tiller
Lester
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Crothers
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Fabr
Gee
Wesdamex Hayes
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Winses V. Craford
Ivy Stafford
Staford
Violet. Crawford
Mrs. Barker
Mim. J
Miss Crothers
Mr Munday
Donna Bartlett
Dongarra News Notes Show Promising Attendance
From Our Own Correspondent the town anticipates a good show with strong attendance. The recent State School event drew a crowd despite weather. A special Dongarra court session granted the Upper Irwin Roads Board permission to erect a public pound after a brief discussion and fee agreement.
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Gee
Police Court Neglect Charge Hits School Attendance
Friday in police court W J Humphreys faced a neglect charge for not sending his daughter to school. The case proceeded with the judge finding the charge a desirates and fining him Se and Qe.
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Wr. Gee
W. J. Humphreys
Letter to the Editor on flying survey and Lamdstome route
Correspondence from Geraldton dated Sept 35 1209 argues for a government flying survey to support the Lamdstome route, presenting the survey as a strong argument in its favor. The brief item reflects early 13th century civic discourse and transport planning debates.
Thanks for church picnic support in 1900 letter
A letter from EDW. SAUNDERS at The Rectory Geraldton dated Sept 25 1900 thanks many contributors to the Church of England Sunday School annual picnic. He notes generous donations of money and kind assistance that helped the outing succeed despite expectations. Children enjoyed themselves, weather was favorable, and organizers spared no effort in catering and arrangements.
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Church of England
Caprens
Saunders
Local Court records show default and disputed claims
In A Hinchfiffe v Frank Coanie no appearance by defendant. plaintiff in person, judgment for amount claimed with costs totaling 3 in. Sojan Singh v Hanstrum parties appeared. defendant disputed two items totaling 2s 6d but did not defend. judgment for amount claimed with costs totaling 3 14s 4d.
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Frank
Jinig
Sojan Singh
Hanstrum
Coats
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