Suffragettes Fail in Plot to Blow Burns Birthplace
At Alloway two suffragettes attempted to blow up Robert Burns birthplace. watchmen found and detained one, the other escaped. Gramville Drew of The Suffragette press was jailed for two months for incitement. Nellie Hall and Grace Roe, linked to a Maida Vale raid, received three months each. Janet Arthur, arrested for Burns plot, found with money. the other participant escaped on a bicycle. In Paris, the submarine Calypso sank after colliding with Circe, two sailors dead.
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London
Gramville Drew
Nellie Hall
Grace Roe
Women‘s Social and Political Union
Maida Vale
Roe
Ella
Ilent
Janet Arthur
Robert Furnas
Abe
Sporting Cables Oxford Defeats Cambridge in Oxford Match
Oxford wins by 199 runs after Cambridge is bowled out for 74 in the Cambridge Oxford match. Cambridge trails after Oxford scoring 258 in the second innings. Report from London notes mixed reactions to a verdict and comments on a medal dispute. In the Davie Cup trials Germany plans a team as Roger Barrett and Mavrogordato beat Watson and Duvivier 6-2 in straight sets.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Barlin
Germany
Roger Barrett
Mavrogordato
Watson
Duvivier
Helplum
London Wool Sales Show Keen Reopenings at Opening Rates
At the wool sales today a good selection of crossbreds met full opening rates with strong attendance. Merino offerings were sparse and failed to test demand, while crossbred categories showed modest gains and little material change. Messrs Strachan Murray and Shannon reported a cable from their London bourse noting robust early demand and steady competition among buyers.
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London
Vanet
Messrs
Strachan
Murray and
Shannon
Lemnden
Canerton J and A Society updates dairy show plan
Casterton local correspondent reports the Canerton J and A Society meeting to review and adjust this year’s price schedule for the show set for Thursday in October. A lecture on Dairy Management by B A Barr of the Department of Agriculture stressed scientific dairying for profit and best breeding, feeding, and stock selection on the farm.
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Topaclay
Canterton J
A. Bociety
Mechanica
B.A. Barr
Department of Agriculture
Weather and rainfall notes from the Hamilton records
Yesterday's weather data shows temperature ranges and rainfall totals with a 4 year average for the first half of 1914. Moon phases are noted, sunrise at 7:45, and a forecast of improving conditions with showers in the northeast and fine weather elsewhere.
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Wartmum
Rod
Fine i
Opti
Acuil
Calis
Straits
Shipbuilding Strike Tests Melbourne Cabinet Resolve
The Melbourne Premier told a large deputation led by Mr Hlinelie that the Cabinet would not interfere with the Melbourne Harbour Trust regarding its treatment of workers. The deputation pressed to curb shipyard layoffs and push for union recognition, while Labour members urged front-organization backing. The House adjourned to Tuesday. The Trades Hall committee decided to appeal to the unions for support amid the strike.
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Melbourne
Hlinelie
Airlew
Bilmaire
Atrike
Holden
Hathour Trust
Anioniam
Thesday
Alleged Ticket Ring Arrests Reported at Flowington
A Melbourne wire reports Harold Theanpeon and others including John Efolaon and Leslie Taylor were arrested on charges tied to an alleged ticket ring at Flowington racecourts. Police say suspects conspired to snitch tickets among themselves.
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Melbourne
Thorsiay
Harold Theanpeon Fatine
The Food of the 0708 film at Cadbury Froz showings
A private view of a film about The Food of the God portrays Cadbury Brothers at Bournville. It traces cocoa from Trinidad plantations to the chocolate factory and village, detailing bean planting, curing, shipment, and factory garden setting, highlighting industrial work life and the range of processes in chocolate production.
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Yiney
Owhieh
Cadbury Fros
Bournville
Trinidad
Fovrnville
Midlam
Boninville
Hanleratte
Induetey
The Wearing of the Green Irish show thrills Hamilton crowd
Allu il Game Company presents The Wearing of the Green with Allen Doone and Edna Keeley in a lavish Irish program. Praises for costuming, lively scenes, and strong orchestra as patrons attend despite bad weather. Next up is The Parish Priest, praised for human themes, simple charm, and Doone's company.
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Alle
Hamilton
Mast Music Hall
Doone
Allen Doone
Mire
Edna Keeley
Lone
Sydney Moraine Herald
Ant
Haa
Ita
Auceeas
Hia
Lonour
Thia Ol
Manseer Sa
Parish
Allen Woote
Cong
Seata
Teniebt
Kennan
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Ricter
Telegrama
THE
Bome
Judge
Paris
Calypeo
Toulon
Circe
England
Cammainsh
Hitchia
Wedneday
Willig Ruehle
Arcennes Becauae
Cona
London Wool Sales
Casterton
Oure Wood
Great Poppe and
Colda Osver
Appeal Fat Union Assistance
Swatch NG
Rubh" Thompeon
Sidwy
Peonea
Alluil Game Company
Gray-street
Thomson’s
Iif
Ance
Bargain Centre
Heather
Lerkrey
Jimi
Vole
John Thomson & CO
Ganta
Iron Store
Strone
SWIFT
Speedy
Albert White
Wall Paper
Glass & Paint
Gray st.,Hamilton
Carthew’s Clearing Sale
Thomson Street
Monro & CO
Ballarat
Deutscher, Son & Walker
Lonsdale—street
Stephens Bros
Walter Bros
Lonsdale Street
Melville Park
W. J. Wilson
Galfittha
Sharple
Hamilton Motor and Engineering
Fraser & CO
Nell M'Donald
A.T
Russell
Sam
BON Cars
Pla
Thomson-street
Western District Motor & Engieering Works
Grant Car
Dunlop Tyres
Han Ihor
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