Labour Conscience Stirs House During Fairbairn Row
In Melbourne on Wednesday a parliamentary debate followed Mr Fairbairn’s remarks about Labour members and caucus discipline. The exchange touched on whether Labour MPs are compelled to vote against their conscience, with Sir John Forrest and others clashing over the interpretation of caucus guidance and individual judgment.
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Railway Accident Report Clears Signal System Flaw
An epeein court inquiry led by Acting Premier Liss concluded the up home signal was safe until the second division arrived. Night officer Dever and Acting Signalman Gibson were found negligent for not verifying train positions, while the up home signal was deemed clear until after the first division crossed.
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Deaf and Dumb Youth In Temporary Affliction
Reports from Bega describe 21 year old Mias Nelle Eich of Numbugan dear Bogs who was struck deaf and mute yesterday at Demboka. Doctors say the condition is temporary and she can communicate by writing though her speech and hearing are impaired. Her general health remains good and spirits are high. The Melbourne coroner's inquest on the Heedigo train remains ongoing with jurors to be empaneled next week. The Mary Speers case ends with septicaemia as the cause of death and Marion Smith faces murder trial.
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Weather and farming notes and railway tariff changes
Weather favorable for screwsh and cropping. Land must be deeply worked and cross ploughed before sowing with manures. Gardens and field crops advised including onions, greens, legumes, and fruiting plants. Various notices cover railway freight reductions, wool sales, butter price rise, and parliamentary discussions on debts, shipping, and public works. Includes reports on Sydney and Melbourne markets and church assembly opening.
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Nine locomotives from Clyde Works and five from Eveleigh
Railway authorities report nine locomotives sourced from Clyde Works and five from Eveleigh will be in service by year end. In Melbourne and Sydney officials discuss Home Affairs measures and telephones loaned for nine months ending April 10. A public meeting in Mechanics’ Institute, Burrewa, backs closer settlement expansion on large estates. Tick outbreak reported near Dunbible in Epeannck. The American fleet is expected to reach Auckland on August 9 and stay for a week.
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