Christmas Dress Goods Bargains At Miller's
Stores advertise a wide range of ladies garments and accessories for Christmas including white muslin blouses trimmed with lace, lawn skirts, one piece dresses, colored linen dresses, and Birks white muslin dresses. Also featured are lace collars, handkerchiefs, gloves, shawls, curtains, and a selection of men and children's wear with discount prices and early purchase incentives. Rich embroidery and magy ar fashion items dominate the sale with numerous price points from 1/ to 26/9.
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Death Notice for Thomas Scott at Glenthompson
At Glenthompson on December 12 Thomas Scott aged The funeral will leave his late residence at two o clock tomorrow for Glenthompson Cemetery. details follow for mourners and services.
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Late Palmer photo shown to Hamilton council
A surprise appeared in the council chamber as a framed photograph of the late Mr A. F. Palmer, long serving borough solicitor, was presented by his son Mr S. H. Palmer. The council accepted the gift with thanks and sent a letter of condolence to Mr S. W. Palmer. Public examination results and deaths of Hamilton residents were also noted in the session.
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Lelyloh PICTUS presents a varied programme of films
Latter Pictures arrange an ambitious program for tomorrow night weather permitting with dramatic features and comedies. Headlining are four appealing films including a powerful melodrama and a grand orchestral performance under Mr. W. A. Drey. Additional Lubin dramas and a series of attractions round out the bill amid outdoor venue weather concerns.
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Peace Conference Opens With Uncertain Prospects
London reports the peace conference opening on Monday with Lord Edw ar Grey addressing the House of Commons. Debate centers on power and non-committal stances. diplomats signal uncertainty over resolving all misunderstandings while a joint submission hints at possible progress.
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Servia Defiant In War Talks With Austria
In a dispatch from Paris M Kovskovitch ex Fréenier of Servia said he was en route to London to attend a conference on revenue and peace. He told Temps that Servia demands a port on the Adriatic and expressed concern over Austria Hungary’s actions while noting Servians will keep troops in Turkey despite Austrian opposition.
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Panama Tolls and British Policy Debate in Canal Text
The New York Tribune reports Britain shifting stance on canal tolls amid US insistence on equal rights for American vessels. Disputes over treaty interpretations and subsidies are noted as Britain retreats from earlier claims that tolls infringe the treaty.
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Measles on Immigrant Ship Question in Commons
London House of Commons session hears P. Afian raise outbreak of measles aboard the steamer Irishman transporting many immigrants to Australia. Mr Burton to investigate allegations that provisions and water supplied to steerage passengers were of poor quality and caused illness.
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Temperance Legislation In the United Kingdom Alliance Debate
Reports from London indicate no immediate progress on temperance legislation. MP Axyulth argued for caution, noting the 1912 section would strain parliamentary machinery, suggesting reforms must wait until possible. The discussion reflected broader temperance tensions and procedural concerns in parliament.
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Kubelix in trouble in belated orchestral turmoil
Fragmentary report notes Kübelix facing trouble as a perforamce in Berlin concert hall faltered with his Guargerius violin. A £2500 safeguard was sought, £1250 allegedly obtained by Gor litt in connection with a New Zealand tour. An operation for appendicitis is hinted at.
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Blackmail Threats To President Elect Stir Newark
A garbled Newark report states a man in New Jersey was arrested for sending threatening letters to President elect Woodrow Wilson. The suspect allegedly sought money, with names like Seley, Davenhart, and others appearing in fragmented mentions.
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Johnson Marriage Sparks Uproar in Washington
Representative Roddenbury introduces a bill in the House to bar marriages between white women and African descent men. He states such unions degrade Christian nations and demand legal prohibition.
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Parliament Adopts Home Rule Bill Amendment
The meeting of the first Parliament for September 2333 in London saw Sir Rufus Teoacs, Attorney General, move to omit stctiog in the Home Rule Bill and substitute a provision for a seven month window after assent. The amendment was carried, allowing the Government to fix a date earlier or later. The Government agreed to consider constabulary sight of judgment on pension for those unwilling to serve the Irish Government.
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Moves of Commons Debate on Home Rule Bill
London reports on Commons proceedings as the Home Rule Bill advances through stages. Opposition critics accuse the government of planned emergency measures and legal over reach while Arthur Balfour and the Attorney General argue against perceived dangers. Asquith denies government intent to act beyond legal bounds.
Railway Strike Inquiry Opens as Commission Investigates
A commission of inquiry is appointed in Indon on Wednesday to probe the North Eastern engine drivers strike. Representatives of the strikers will meet management today while magistrate Chester Jones assesses the Cape of Knys and the strike’s funding issues amid official disapproval and lack of strike pay.
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Centurion Sinks After Collision Near London
Reports indicate the Centurion collided with the emulaalvape steamer Osprey in London waters. Seven men were aboard the Centurion, and a lamp found on board suggests the Osprey may have been involved. recovery and official inquiry awaited.
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Putumayo Inquiry Recounts Indian Slavery and Mass Flight
In the Putumayo inquiry Bir Roger Casement recalls a Jadine judge's statement that a company agent shocked by discovering eighty Indians in the forest led to a violent panicked retreat. Parents fled, and eighteen children were forced from trains into trees. The agent was arrested, but Julio Atana Bey responded with revenge.
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Marcon Committee Reconsiders Poulsen System
A noon meeting of the Marcon Committee recalled Mr. Taylor who urged viewing recent American expert cites for a Poulsen system. Mr. Loring, a post office inspector, said it would be unwise to adopt the Petzen system without lengthy tests. He maintained continuous wave theory remains tied to Poulsen’s approach.
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Dublin Jewels Theft Reported Still Unresolved
Despite an official denial, reports suggest the crown jewels were recovered by Dublin Castle within six weeks of the theft. Independent and Commoner sources note authorities believed the jewels were within reach during the disappearance, with varying claims on recovery and location.
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Infusion of Blood Pioneers Surgical Paration
Stilted report notes a new blood infusion technique using eight treated eyrings for an infant born with hemorrhage. Doctors Gooley and Vat- Bhan found ordinary methods impracticable and adopted an anti-toxin approach, marking the first recorded use of this operation in history.
Admiralty Dissent Sparks Fresh Debates in London
In London on Wednesday a sharp exchange arose over Admiral Bridgeman's retirement. Mr. Churchill admitted suggesting the resignation, while the statement that the Lords of the Sea wore more than ones to Teaign fet mooth appeared in dispute.
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Taxi Gab Trabedy In London Murder Trial
London reports describe a dramatic murder case involving Flo Lind ley killed in Lestrat on September 29. The defense calls Snee Ofdir innocent while the accuser faces severe charges amid a tense dockside scene.
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Bristol policeman Francs Tarr dies suddenly in line of duty
Mr Francs Tarr, a well known Bristol policeman, has died suddenly after a period of service. An investigation into affairs showed a pattern of conduct with women clients over many years, leading to unresolved questions about his actions.
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Czarewitch Illness Statement Reveals Attack by Attendant
A Daily Beprege report shows the Cearmoltel illness note describing an attendant who proved to be an assailant. The Wearewitch was wounded and rendered unable to continue, marking a critical incident tied to the estate.
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Australian Liner Kundon Diner Detained Aboard
The Australian liner Kundon, reported Wednesday, was seized atPeltaet Bie Ia Th feet long across the beam and with a capacity around 18,000 tons. The vessel features eight steel decks, multiple bulkheads, and a large barge capacity with no gymnasium aboard.
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Collapse of a villa at Arcachon buries ten workers
A fragmentary report notes a villa collapse at Arcachon resulting in the deaths of ten workers. Details are incomplete, but the event is reported as a fatal incident with local impact.
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Boxing Fight Ends Early in New York Bout
Boxing report from New York recalls a Thursday show where Guoboat Smith and Harry battled in a bout shortened by the referee to protect Guat from a knockout. The center was described as short and warp, with the teleer cropping the action to halt the contest in order.
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Fragmented naval notes from a tussled clipping
A garbled OCR fragment mentions navies, Dreadnoughts, Zealand, and a ship below the measure of care. The text is broken with stray names and odd phrasing, offering little coherent event or identity to summarize.
Austria Mobilization Reports Discredited in London
London papers say Austria will enter the ambespadarg conference with reservations. Reports of mobilization are belittled and questioned, suggesting skepticism about Austria's actions and intentions amid tense European signals.
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Bogus fire alarm shocks London suffragette event
A confusing London incident during a Wednesday suffragette gathering included a bogus fire alarm. Report mentions a Forene suffragette and unclear remarks about fines, with little verifiable detail from the fragmentary OCR.
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Parliament Debates and Proceedings Across Sessions
Senate discussion on proposals and debates on tax measures and pensions. House actions include investigation into banking statements, wage claims, and government wage policies. Kalgoorlie post office defence grievances noted. State Parliament adjourns after lengthy testimony on ceremonial events.
Railways Improvements At Hamilton Discussed In Assembly
In Melbourne the Legislative Assembly considered the Hamilton rail works bill with a second reading. The plan includes £405,772 Locomotives, £177,053 trucks, £300,000 electrification of suburban lines, and £30,000 for railway workshops at Hamilton Bendigo. The bill paused as officials urged water and engine developments. the house adjourned. Inquest held into the death of Wilhelm Baupearje, a trader at Smith's Wharf. Evidence showed he fell from walking near the wharf, with a bottle from his pocket and the contents spilled, details uncertain.
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Grievous Result in Melbourne Court Imprisons for Harm
A grim Melbourne case yields a three year term for harming a man named Arthur in North Melbourne. The record shows a tense scene with a tense confrontation and a stabbing incident near a rail line. Local authorities report the defendant Murat Yhrne received the sentence after deliberation.
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