Funeral in London for noted figure at St Peters Cathedral
The large funeral held in London Saturday at St Peter's Cathedral featured High Mass by Rev. Father Noonan and a procession to St Peter's cemetery. Expressions of sympathy were offered to Me O Meare and family as the bereaved seek comfort. The notice also mentions local happenings, legal cases, auctions, and society items in Hamilton and Victoria.
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London
Tasmania
Melbourne
Elaine
Green's Creek
Weday
Stawell
Erick Humphries
Calum
Trines of
Wales
Idsare. I
le Ingpoo and Co
Herald
Callaway
Lewis
Tool
Gregory
W. Giffen
Cholera Appears at Hallé. Deaths Reported in Prominent City
European dispatches detail a ceeere form outbreak of cholera in Hallé with over forty caves fed and nine deaths. London reports a quiet wool market and price slumps ahead of London sales. London notes reserve and bullion totals, while Hayti reports severe fighting. New York covers Treasury suspension opposition in Senate and Finance Committee.
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Hallé
Prom
London
Headford
Book of Engined
Hayti
New York
Treasury
Senate
Finance
The Panama Scandals Faris Reveals Bribery Probe
Intense public outrage follows the Pasame Caoal Company directors case as the public prosecutor condemns engineer M. Goelave Eiffel for taking thirty three million francs with only five million spent on works. The prosecutor seeks imprisonment for all defendants, deeming lenient sentences inadequate for the proven corruption.
Fraud Scandal Rocks Rome Bank Officials
Rome reports arrest of Signor Tanlongs, governor of the Bank of Humans, and a bank secretary on charges of defrauding the institution of large sums. The case has stirred great excitement and a sensational trial is anticipated.
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Signor Tanlongs
Bank of Humans
British Egypt policy sparks French ire and note exchange
The British demand for a new Egyptian premier after a ministry reshuffle provoked French irritation. Paris argues England interferes with Khedive's independence. M. Develle acknowledged the gravity of the situation as discussions continue with Lord Rosebery.
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Jon
Egypt
Khedive
Fakhira Pasha
Tax Pasha
Fyaner
Chamber of Deputiea Laat Ught
M. Develle
M. Deloacle
England
Kredive Wen
MM. Waddington
London
Lord Rosebery
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Plice
Address-in-Reply to the throne moved by James Lowther
The Imperial Parliament will hear the Address-in-Reply moved by James Lowther the Conservative MP for Feorith. An amendment aims to curb destitute aliens entering the country in large numbers with Conservative support anticipated.
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London
James Lowther
Feorith
Lancashire Cotton Strike Continues Amid Severe Hardship
The Lancashire cotton strike persists with no end in sight. Strikers face extreme hardship and near starvation, with condition described as worse than at any time since the American War of Independence.
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London
Lancashire
Io le
Political Crisis Delays New Cabinet Formation
The Legislative Assembly adjourned with ministers signaling resignation and Patterson poised to form a Cabinet. After lengthy caucus talks, Shiels and the current government plan to resign Monday to let Patterson’s team take over, aiming to pass the Supply Bill after extensive portfolio deliberations.
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Eiseel
Shiels
South Autralia
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G. Turner
Gote Upos
Shick
Turaday
Sale
Higinbotham
M‘calloch Goverment
Anna
Ager Wynne
W. Cocky
Tenaca
Br. Petterson
Fief
James Campbell
Irosmeenon
G.D. Carter
Bir Boyan O'Loghlen
Jax. Usinphall
M‘coll
Minow
M'Intyre
Webb
M. Isonema
Bir Diryan O'Loghten
Taaacs
Bailes
Dann
Ureham Terry Ia
C. Turner
Cantoma
Pew
Government proposals spark tax reclaims and federation talk
The report notes anticipated reclaims of income tax by many citizens as government proposals pass. Telegraph and postal services face consolidation questions after the death of a telegraph chief. The Trades and Labour Council warns of tougher industrial prospects with high unemployment. Queensland premier Griffith meets with Dibba on federation, while a deputation seeks a universal municipal bookkeeping system. The council’s half yearly report shows a £1,000,000 debit balance.
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Jon
Creokwell
Thaa
Wader
Mintetar
Trades and Labour Council
Ramuel Griffith
Queensland
G. Dibba
Dibba Komied
Tradce
Labour Caunal
Sheep workers contest deductions in Brung Brungle dispute
In Hamilton Police Court the case centered on William M Queen's deductions for board and lodging from workers including James Murtagh and William Ball after wet sheep forced stoppages at Heung Brungly station. Witnesses described wet sheep, shed conditions, and claims that the men refused to shear until dry, with 15s per week deducted per the signed agreement. The proceedings also covered notices, wage calculations, and testimonies from multiple complainants and defense counsel.
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Erios
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Horwite
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Palmer
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Hamilton
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Sheep Shearing Dispute Recorded in Queensland Case
Witnesses described wool being dry after a night in a shed and tampered with weather and processing steps. Sheep were shorn and later found dry with no moisture affecting market value, while defendants disputed the wet claim. The case centered on whether the wool remained dry enough for shearing and insurance implications.
Listing of Names and Distances in Regional Meet
The fragment lists numerous individuals including Taylor, Conde, Dew, Campbell, Corcoran, Leiteh, and Emerson among others, associated with a track or athletic context. Distances such as 10, 300 yards appear, suggesting event results or registrations.
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F. Taylor
Hamilton
Annual Meeting of Thin Society War Bell in Carter Office
The annual meeting at Thor son street, chaired by President Al Rippon, reports the Society’s efforts this year. Death of LC. Gresd and T. L. Wyeet noted. Weather and rain kept the public away. receipts covered expenses. officer elections completed with Mr. G. Kh reappointed as President.
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