CREDIT FONCIER LOAN TERMS AND CROWN LEASEHOLD NOTICE
Thomson Street, CREDIT FONCIER offers a credit facility with a loan from £50 to £60. Interest 1s per cent monthly in reduction of principal, repayable in 814 years. Crown leasehold may be converted to freehold on payment of balance. No change to mortgage terms. Early payoff allowed with small shareholding. penalties after five years. Offices at Savings Bank, or by letter to The Treasurer General of Sarines, Tinka market street, Melbourne.
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Ant Prat
Notice to Correspondents for Correspondenta
Correspondents forwarding letters for Incertinn in the Bspectator are requested to state whether they have similar interest to other journals and to confirm if they have sent copies to other outlets. The notice emphasizes standard routing and timely submissions.
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Incertinn
Atela
Coming Events and Notices for Subscribers
January calendar listing upcoming events including a January 8 campaign event at Campunicn Place and various local activities. The notice refers to handicaps and a Portland show along with miscellaneous reader notices.
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Wartnambout
Pettland
Wheat production concerns and local talk at Hamilton
The article reports on wheat storage and production concerns in the Hamilton district with figures predicting increases in wheat brought in and debates over forelocks. It notes district agent W. O. Dawood’s estimates for 1900s harvest and mentions community reactions and related local events such as cinema programs and other regional notices.
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Tate
Hamilton
Mallee
W. O. Dawood
Mersia Jame
Wesnitch
Aragon
Revolutionary struggles and political shifts in Asia report
News briefs describe upheaval in Turkestan and Mongolia with republican organizing, Yuan Shikai offering presidency but delaying form of government, and revolutionary executions reported by Viceroy and General in China. Also coverage of railways occupation toward Peking, and billiards match results Stevenson versus Gray in London with evolving scores.
German Elections and Military Plans Mentioned in Berlin Post
Berlin dispatch reports General Liebert calling for aggressive measures including territorial culture in Africa and the annihilation of socialist influence to curb Germany's threats. The piece notes Anglo German tensions and a planned attack without formal war declaration, amid broader European anxieties.
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Port Joie
Africa
Germany
Robbers Stop Train Express Near Red Bluff
Two masked men robbed a Northern Pacific Express near Red Bluff California. They gagged three mail clerks and rifled the mail car cache, concealing the loot beneath torn sacks as the train approached a remote area.
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Cal
Mits Bontern Pacific Company
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Fighting in Morocco Thibesmen Routed Farther South
Report from Maghaen's garrison at Beira describes Thibesmen routed after a clash near Targier while French forces act under jalinthorn guidance. The French cruiser Truchayla has been ordered to Agadir as tensions rise in the region.
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South African Conference Debates Labor Reforms
South African conference at Bloemfontein and Capetown debated labor policy. They recommended white labour force retention and a detained force restricted from industrial use, backed a bounty system and protective tariffs, and urged racial separation with advisory councils. They disapproved extending franchise rights.
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Alter
Bloemfon
Government Finds 500 Memoranda in Abdul Hamid Journals
In Constantinople a government discovery reveals five hundred memoranda in a chamber near the sultan's room. The papers cover extortion and political intrigues spanning thirty two years.
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Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Bern
The Way to World Peace in Wartime Britain and Australia
The passage notes Britain and Australia preparing for broader conflict. It contrasts Britain securing imperial integrity and race safety with building stronger defenses. Australians aim to aid the motherland though lacking Western armaments, focusing on development to support the larger war effort.
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Findlay
George Reid
High Trent
Presidential campaign center backs Roosevelt in election bid
Washington reports indicate Republican leaders support a Roosevelt movement to back Taft’s candidacy, arguing Roosevelt is more likely to carry the country in the forthcoming National Presidency election.
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Washington
Beterise
Respondible
UVM
Grave Robbery At Mackdunn Grave Fails Loot
Report from London about the grave of former MP John C. Macdunn at Big o opened. An urn and a casket were removed and ashes scattered. Police believe the thieves intended to steal the casket and to pretend the deceased is alive.
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House of Commons
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Bigo
Mr Keir Hardie Rejects Treated Speech Reference
London dispatch reports Mr Keir Hardie MP for Merthyr writes to the Prime Minister criticizing a speech. He asserts Tilers of Chaekwar and Narcda faced obsequious approaches to the throne while maintaining dignity. He notes an implied insult and claims the king’s observer was led by imbecility.
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Merthye
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Su Pely
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Faulkenner to Play in Triangular Series Despite Earlier Leg Report
South Africa cricket forward Faulkner, reportedly injured with a broken leg, will participate in upcoming triangular tests. Initial reports overstated the severity, and medical assessment now allows his return for the tour alongside London and Bombay fixtures.
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London
Bombay
South Afrrica' Atntt
Faulkner
Cripketer
Tt Wan
Madrid School Tragedy Sparks Citywide Search
A deadly incident at a Madrid school prompts a citywide search for victims. Officials say multiple children are unaccounted for as rescue crews comb the site and investigate possible causes.
BOUNTIES RESTORATION DEMANDED BY OTTAWA DEPUTATION
A deputation from the tron and wletl industry in Ottawa demanded the government restore the wave or water bounty. The government responded it cannot guarantee restoration, citing constraints and policy limits.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Russian reprisals and trials reported from Tehran
In Teheran on Friday reports say three more Persians have been sentenced to die in a related incident. It follows previous executions as troops clashed and explosions were noted in the struggle between factions. The brief dispatch notes ongoing reprisals and military actions in the area.
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Tabrin
Aimelam
SiR WAYs Ghule race ends with mixed results and heavy rain
The Wikye cycle race in Lit deternatenals sees Lawson and Mitten finish strong for fourth and a top prize of £200 won by Grenda and Walker Gurdon. Hehir challenges late as crowds of 2000 plus watch a chaotic dash in the wet conditions.
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Hebir God Tui
Dni Grenda
Walker Gurdon
Mnamare
Uibbo
Uorry
Bat Wurth
Lawson
Mitten
Nactorianus
Kirkham
Colvin
Submarine Launched Ordered by Admiralty at Creenock
The Admiralty has ordered at Creenock the construction of a submarine of the Lauresti type. This marks a naval expansion with a focus on new underwater craft and strategic capability.
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London
Admiralty
Creenock
Lauresti
Anti Home Rule Campaign Gains in Ireland
Fragmentary OCR notes show an anti Home Rule campaign led by figures including Sir Edward Caron in Ireland. Details are incomplete but indicate broad opposition across parts of the country with public sentiment leaning against self government.
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London
Edward Caron
Theotteurie
Parto
Ireland
Flying the Atlantic Hequest for War Vessels
New York city story reports Mr Paul Ganahay arranging with Washington authorities to provide warships to aid him against European opponents. The note suggests a naval effort and a possible arms procurement during wartime tensions.
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New York
Paul Ganahay
Washington Guthori Cee
Mace Amony
Europe
Bath Tub Tax Repealed in Montheal Proceedings
In Montheal on Friday the Bath Tub Far, a relic of viden Himes, is set for abolition at Ventre. The imposition was framed when baths were common and now faces repeal amid debates on public health and municipal finance.
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Ventre
Miners Strike Protest Over Ballot Plan in South Wales
South Wales coal owners protest the miners federation ballot for a general strike claiming it would violate a royal charter. The dispute affects about a million workers and risks widespread idling of mines if the ballot proceeds.
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Aturdine
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Hye
South Wales
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Agitators at Work in Miners Stoppage Demand
The Daily Chronicle comments on a general strike call by miners. It notes women workers supported by some groups, but the newer leadership fears broad stoppage would fuel unrest and hinder improvements for miners in unsafe conditions.
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Amtariay
Daily Chronicle
Hollot
Miners’ Federation
Shipping Dischange Notes Stir London Shipyards Strike
Workers at Treeside shipyards cease work in protest of discharge notes. The movement spreads to Cardale with both sides agreeing to meet Sunday. Employers say fresh men are needed to finish work, provoking broader North range impact.
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Treeside
Cardale
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Siamese Queen's Jewels Charge of Receiving
A London jewelry case in Belgium details a defendant charged with receiving Siamese Queen's jewels. The accused claimed no knowledge the items were stolen and professed innocence amid the trial.
Prevention of Forest Fires Plan in Helena
An organization is being formed to prevent forest fires in Montana. It proposes to establish a statewide system to widen the fire-fighters and provide early warning of fire spread through wireless messages.
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Bunclay
Witkipes
Alleged Forgeries Lead to Two Arrests in Melbourne
Walter Reid and Jobo Nightrngals were arrested on charges of forging and presenting cheques in the name of Henry Ackman. Cash and goods worth £23 were found on the prisoners.
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Walter Reid
Jobo Nightrngals
Henry Ackman
Fiteroy
Sculling Fatality and Cadet Medical Examinations
Melbourne reports a bank clerk Eric Synnott drowned while swimming at Brighton. A youth, C Meskin, was seriously injured after striking his head on a reef during the rescue. Also noted are medical exam results for 14 221 junior cadets across New South Wales and Victoria, with high pass rates. A separate item mentions an increase in motor license renewals and agricultural plans in Northern Territory. A honey poisoning case in Melbourne ends fatally for Harry Kotleo.
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