Melbourne News Roundup of Railways and Local Notices
Deputations from municipalities and railway leagues in Melbourne pressed the Minister of Railways for a direct Horsham to Hamilton line as a cost saver on the Main Road route. The plan may use £40,000 available for rail improvements, with outcomes uncertain but a visit to be organized by the Assembly to assess gains and risks.
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Melbourne
Hoasnaw-Hawinton
Horsham
Branidvantages
Comof
Susan Pe
Mentha
Sydney
On Bey
Albert Edward Smith
Warracknabeal
George Quigley
Haamstown
Hannah Gilbey
George
Asksows Mann
Angela Sing
Cen
Erders
Midlow
Dextistey
W. Mawson
Moorabool-Street
Geelong
Casterton
Tlenely Ino
Weeneatsy
Thorelay
Peb
Merino
Priday
Branxholme
Hamilton
Gee Phillipa
Chemiat
Dexrwreay
Charles Taylor
Thomann -Street
Harrow
Foley’s
Tucal
Qolersiss
Korotte
Albion
Marc Sth
Wad
Ete
Anvr
Mr. Thwaites
Sargeen Deotivt
Koroitstrest
Warrnambool
Pomshurst
Penvhorat
Victoria
Ratarday
Canterbon
Glenelg
Turaday
Dunkeld
Colling
Coleraine
Koroite
Wolfe
South Wales Miners Agreement and Political Trials
European dispatch reports a South Wales miners and employers dispute settled with a sliding scale arrangement that began the year but collapsed, leading to a threatened lockout which is now averted. Also noted: ex member Mr De Qubnin arrested in Belfast on accusations of improper conduct, and Hexham parliamentary seat won by Liberal Mr Milanese over Conservative Mr Clayton with broad vote totals.
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Leo XL
Mulbourne
Joto
Liamiston
Welcottin
Adam Turnbull
Wineinborn
Toby
Aceremiah Brown
Noddfer
Waterloo
Tondera
Moesre
W. C. Bayley Ye
C. Horan
Croxton
T. Doyle Cavendish
Ilton
Dr. Harcourt
Victorus
Richmond
Gome
Sydney
Bnalnens
Mesure
Laidlaw
Fenton
J. Aerson
Croxton Park
Asbosli
Egera
Graham
Lewis Balfour
Melbourne University
Geile
Edinburgh
Thos March
Trafic
J. Christie
J. Harman
Dundas
Ortland
Nettleton
Meare
Young Bros
Biie
Soares
Victoria Walker
London
South Wales
Jocowd
Ted. Me. de Qubnin
Houses of Commons
Belfast
Hexham
Milanese
Clayton
Mission sermon at St Marys Church draws crowds
A Sunday Mass at St Marys Roman Catholic Church featured a mission message from Father Shanahan and Father Parell of the Redemptorists. The preacher urged penance, conversion, and active participation in the mission week, stressing salvation and the need to avoid spiritual sloth. The crowd remained large for the evening service and sermon on Matthew.
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St Mary's
Choareh
Helvmport
Sharehan
Pariah Privat
Mann
Father Parell
Redemptorists
Jenna
Ninwvel
Geel
Aebee
Jems
Jeane
Ustricgs
Biot
Sande
Sanday
Shanahan
Father Hon
jWissicer
St. Matthew
Jesus Christ
Artery
Himealf
Rome
Church
Roen
Boone
Aston
Home Rule Bill Debate Condemned by Mr Chamberlain
In Parliament Mr Chamberlain lashes the Home Rule Bill arguing it could hand England to a perilous Irish parliament in emergencies. He mocks Irish MPs at Westminster and says the measure is unworkable. The bill's second reading is set for March 13 with Ulster seats retained and Ireland split into fifteen representatives in the Irish Legislative Council.
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Landon
House of Commons
Chamberlain
England
Ireland
Westminster
Toumbera
Ulster
Irish Legislative Council
Pope's Jubilee Celebrated Amid Crowded Rome
Rome reports a grand Papal Jubilee with mass and ovations from pilgrims numbering in the thousands. The event marks anniversary milestones and draws royal attentions. Pope declares Mass and blesses the crowd from Saint Peter's Basilica as believers gather around the Vatican.
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Rome
Pilgrine
Englard Sod Trelood
Sir Peter's
Permao
Labouchere moves bill for payment of members in House
London February 20. Mr Labouchere, representative for Northampton, announces he intends to introduce a bill in the House of Commons to provide for the payment of members. The proposal aims to establish regular remuneration for MPs.
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London
Labouchere
Northampton
House of Uymmona
Australian Mortgage Lend and Finance telegram on wool prices
A telegram from Messie Helmuth Schwatee and Cy notes wool sale terms from Meusorexx. Prices for crossbred wool align with closing rates. high rates for the best fleece. Of 245000 bales, 95000 for home consumption, 3001 bales held for the next series, remain for export.
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Meusorexx
Austalian Mortgage, Lend and Finance Company
Messie
Helmuth
Schwatee
Wolsala—Tre Sales
Lab
Fis Usport
Ned
Metropolitan News Roundup From Feendal Year Treasury Talks
Reports show territorial revenue for the feendal year ending February 20 at £257005, with a shortfall against estimates. Chie f Justice Madden draws £5000 monthly but declined salary as acting governor. The Premier’s office notes discussions on flood relief and village settlements, while a Hallway Enquiry Board hearing involves Mr. Allison Smith as a witness. Public debate centers on government bonds, treasury bills, and tax reform.
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Mennocese
Madden
P.M
Ball
P. H. Nihill
Ani Tayler
Orate Board
Ee Z
Patterson
Western Australie
Treasury
Thim
Chang Emat
Allison Smith
Amd
Smith
Speight
Goods tin wandersilid near Como damages stations
A report from New South Wales describes a wandering goods tin wagon near Como causing extensive damage to Clarence River area stations. The guard and stationmaster were mentioned as involved over weeks of trouble amid widespread destruction comparable to prior years.
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Stowey
Como
Clarence
Temperance Meeting Heats Up Hamilton Town Hall
A large Hamilton gathering at the Town Hall heard the Neal Branch of the WCU discuss temperance work. Speakers including Archdeacon Cooper and Rev S Harris urged action, highlighted drink costs, and backed local option with prohibition aims.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Town Hall
Sadieuer
Tocal
Hove
Neal
WCU
Mra. Dig
W. Wilson
Archdiacon
Dix
Women’s Curiation Sempersocs Union
I. Howpiter
Band of Hope
Tempersace
W.O.T.U
Harris
Alphington
Great Britain
Js Ptars
Kiefe
Ballet-Fox
John Vale
Allinca
W.C.T
Hunley
Elacto
Dutia
Gila
Wm. Wilson
Surrey Hills
Wuport
Haart
Aulkdell
Drummond
Audi
Tim Fergus
Balance Sheet Review At Shore Club Annual Mart
The Shore Club held its annual mart at the Victoria Hotel with members present. The audited balance sheet showed a debit balance and highlighted fines to jockeys as not belonging to the club, to be paid to the Distressed Jockeys Fund. A juvenile section discussion followed and new stewards were appointed for the upcoming races.
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Shore Club
Victoria Hotel
Murphy
Gummow
Jockeys’ Fund
J. Alexander
Meeting Debates Advertising and Race Rules
The group discussed advertising the programme and whether to publish in the Border. A J Peeren letter cited misunderstandings about paper publishing rights and suggested a short advertisement with possible club support. An amateur race proposal was denied. a 2 mile sweepstakes with weight limits was approved for the second day events.
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Mrr
J. Peeren
Rafereses
Bauer Watch
Bree
Smith
Charman
M. Smith
Mount Gambier
Vines
Local writ against Melbourne society figures sparks district stir
A writ seeks £50,000 against Mesarn, Stead, Swindella, Heather and T. Smith, MLA, and committee members of the South Melbourne Balding Society over alleged negligence in its management. The case triggers a local sensation with upcoming consultations and a string of appointment notices across towns including Hamilton and Casterton.
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Melporing
Mesarn
Stead
Swindella
Heather
T. Smith
M.L.A
South Melbourne Balding Society
Larkin
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