Trade and Commerce Promotion At Miller’s Crag-ateeet Store
The advertisement touts A Miller and Co of Crag-ateeet Hamilton highlighting benefits of local trade. It markets ready to wear suits shirts boots and undergarments with low prices and prompt service. It claims industrial peace through strong working attire and promises ample stock for families and uniforms.
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Referendum questions stir Hamilton debate on unity and control
The 1915 Hamilton Spectator discusses Mr Hughes and referendum ideas touching reunification and federal state powers. It questions whether the plan implies absorption or extinction of the states and warns of potential increased federal cost and state impotence under broad national control.
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Controversy over Australian referendum centralisation debate
The piece critiques Labour's push for a Canberra centred referendum on industrial matters, contrasting Melbourne led policy with provincial viewpoints. It argues centralisation risks undermining regional needs, citing Home Rule debates, UK federation, and Ireland as warnings, while noting local reaction and political commentary from Hamilton. The text also touches on local happenings like trout fishing and sheep diseases in various courts and community events.
Hamilton Police Staffing Questions Stir Local Debate
Residents of Hamilton are told that Hamilton College headmaster J. O. Mlotich has entered politics in the Behnes district and a branch of the People's party has formed after a speech by Wirrith. The piece argues police staffing is inadequate with two officers on twenty four hour duty, leaving the central town poorly protected and urging full Manning of the Hamilton Police branch.
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Australian prominence praised at Brighton luncheon
London wire describes John Waddington hosting Mewre, Walt and Peaks at a Brighton luncheon. The Brighton mayor lauds Australia as the most British dominion, while Mr Watt extols trade defence and government shaping the coinage into a firmer form.
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Briton Appeals Four-Year Tokio Court Sentence
Briton Wheeler, sentenced in Tokio to four years’ servitude, has appealed. Wheeler was arrested in Tokio late January on a charge involving money and pretence, according to court records.
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Belgian Strike Divides Miners in Vorvaesela District
Report from Saturday notes division among Belgian miners with Threthters opposing resumption of work and demanding a six month rest. In other districts, miners press for higher wages as Threthters leverage the standstill to seek gains.
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Balkan Peace Talks Open Amid Turkish Muslim Protest
The article notes invitations among Balkan and Constantinople powers for peace preliminaries and a place for talks. It mentions movements toward Tir a and Athens with disruptions from Greek and Balkan Muslim populations amid tensions in the Coroten district and European domination concerns.
Suffragette unrest and pardons amid London plot claims
Reports from London claim a suffragette plot to burn a Warren school and attack residences. Police suspect the conspiracy targeted键 authorities, with demonstrations at Trowbridge and Harrowworth. A manhunt follows as the press notes rotted fruit, garbage, and fire risks amid ongoing tensions.
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Ambassadors reaffirm Montenegro withdrawal from Shutari
The Ambassadors conference met yesterday and again affirmed its division that Montenegro must withdraw from Shutari. They stressed Austria did not seek to precipitate any crisis.
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Threat by Austria to Act Alone Despite Powers
In official circles in Vienna the government warns that Austria will proceed alone if the Powers do not act in unity by Monday. The note states Austria will take independent steps and requests promise of support from all circumstances.
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Serbia and Austria Face Uncertain European Involvement
A Belgrade correspondent reports Servia informed the world that Austria may field troops with a European mandate. The four whites are poised to unite again in the region, signaling renewed tensions and possible alliance shifts amid European pressure.
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Evacuation of Skutari Reported from Vienna
Vienna dispatch reports that all representatives in Skutari except Hurmla have been ordered by their government to evacuate. The directive appears tied to a broader withdrawal and maintenance of safety amid ongoing tensions.
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Balkan Tensions Rise Over Salonika Withdrawal
A distorted report notes crowds in London reacting to a three day withdrawal of Bulgarian troops from Salonika and links the move to Greek Bulgarian tensions. It suggests Bulgarian claims to the port are abandoned and hints at broader anxiety and developments.
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Panama tolls arbitration stance sparks legal debate
In Washington a speech at the American Society of International Law by former Attorney General Cloey argued the United States can set terms with Panama if arbitration is sought. He urged a specially appointed court rather than a panel at Magne. Anderson, an acting lawyer, concurred. In New York, Ambassador Bryce urged friendly settlement of the Panama crisis to avoid strain between Britain and the United States and to reach a mutually agreeable solution.
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Rescuers Enter Mine After Explosion in Finiepville
Two men found alive in Finiepville mine after a ter clle explosion. They had been imprisoned for three days as rescuers enter the mine. Eighty bodies have been recovered so far.
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Mine disaster recovery and rescue progress reported
Ninety bodies recovered from Inley mine with two more men rescued alive. Descriptions of the grim funeral and sorrowful scenes accompany the update as authorities continue efforts to account for missing workers. Laxative advertisement text appears in the margin alongside the report.
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Prayers for China Move Echoes in London Churches
The Rev Meyer conveys a telegram from the federal court of the churches of America appealing for prayers for China. Archdeacon Moule notes the event as an electrifying appeal while Archdeacon Jayne cites two motives patriotism and fear of disruption and war in the Western world. English clergy urged revival of intercession.
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Peace Delegation Arrives as London Hosts Talks
The king revived the peace delegation before their trip to America led by Keel Weardale, Arthur Lawley, and Sir George Meid to discuss potential terms amid ongoing negotiations with allied and colonial representatives.
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Antarctic relief fund delayed by government action
The Antarctic relief fund, raised by newspapers, is held up by government hesitancy and unclear intentions. The families of contributors express concern as aid delays continue amid political scrutiny.
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Philly
Tasmanian Governor Sails Amid Public Scrutiny
Sir Mllison Macartney of Tasmania sails today as Lady Mor cartney is detained through her daughter's illness. Bi e ails on May 22.
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Mllison Macartney
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Polling Hours Extended in London
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Arrival of Agent General Londor in Victoria
Saturday report notes Mr FP and M'Bride, the Agent General for Victoria and his family, with a mention of a Gainsborough picture sold at auction for 1. The text also references the improving condition of Archbishop Lowther Clarke.
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