Anglo American unity urged to limit naval expansion
In a 19th century quarrel over naval power, Britain and the United States are urged to join in limiting naval expansion. The Peace Society president advocates mutual defense of British possessions in the Pacific and Atlantic, with a five year plan. British free traders oppose the idea amid provincial meetings across towns.
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R. Andreeek Page
Te Mir
Drew Iq
The
Peace Society
Rie
Britain
United States
Hawaii
Philippines
Zeppelin Ship Trial Reported In London
London dispatch says Count Zeppelin’s first German government airship completed a trial flight over Lane Constance route. The craft reportedly covered about 120 miles in two hours carrying German military equipment or crews.
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London
Count Zeppelin
Lane Constance
British Action and Wright Visit Noted
Mr Wilbur Wright accepted the War Office invitation to visit Ireland. Mr Haldane, the War Secretary, purchases an aeroplane in London. King Edward watches the Mehta event at Pow.
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Wilbur Wright
War Office
Mrr
Haldane
London
Edward
Small-Pox Outbreak Spurs Board Inspector Actions
The Local Government Board sent an inspector to Bristol to confer with authorities as a small-pox outbreak grows. Two cases reported in London and a case in Bolton heighten alarm over the disease.
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London
Local Government Board
Bristol
Bolton
Licensing Bill Debate Sparks Emphatic Response
Mr Asquith defended the Licensing Bill, denying any retreat from government resolve on licensing questions. He stated there is no measure to be more confidently appealed to the people than the Licensing Bill between elected representatives and an irresponsible body.
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London
Asquith
Circular Note Signals U S Control of Bervian Breatisse
A circular note issued by Bervia unreservedly places breatise in Us hands of the Powers. The document asserts U S authority and outlines expected diplomatic stance amid mounting tensions.
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London
Bervia
Powers
Standard Oil Trial Ends With Acquittal Directed
In the retrial of the Standard Oil case Judge Anderson of Chicago directed the jury to acquit the defendants. The Times correspondent in Washington notes that the government collapse caused little surprise in Washington.
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London
Standard Oil Trust
Anderson
Chicago
Smalley
Times
Washington
Canadian Defence Plan Presented by Minister Borden
Canadian Minister of Defence Frederick Borden states the militia is 47 000 strong and outlines costs for a defence scheme. He cites a total £1 222 600 for the first payment and details a fort defence plan comprising 100 000 and 200 000 in subsequent stages.
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London
Frederick
Borden
London Wool Sales Keen Competition Opens
London on Wednesday saw exceptionally keen competition at the wool sales with full opening rates for all qualities. The market opened firm as bidders showed strong demand and continued activity was expected to sustain prices across classifications.
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London
Grest Tiste
Cara
Tae'lapeas
Paria Fa
Dresamabring
Influenza in Britain and Human Interest Notes
The London report notes influenza is prevalent in Great Britain with 144 deaths in four weeks and many victims over sixty. The Times obituary notices fill a column and a half, while readers discuss a new discovery claimed to cure illness and a named remedy.
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London
Great Britain
Times
Conference debates pensions cost and state shares in Australia
Expert charts and Commonwealth Under Treasurer Allen estimate pension costs for 1993-94 and four year outlook. Delegates discuss per capita versus contribution bases, aiming to meet minimum state needs while preserving funds for Western Australia and Tasmania. No resolutions passed by six o'clock.
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Hobant
Allen
Commonwealth
Mr. Kidaton
West Australia
Tasmania
Ben
Mr. Watt
Watt's Taneat to Retire Sparks Australia Debate
Reported afternoon session shows a clash among New South Wales Victorian delegates over Queenstand's imperial status. Mr Watt the Victorian Treasurer warned of returning to Melbourne if no settlement is reached as Somerton factions press for compromise.
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New South Wales
Kidglen
Queenstand
Watt
Somerton
Melbourne
Local Agerita Ticket Sales Mentioned in City Notice
Fragmentary ad text names John Ayman and several entities and urges readers to buy tickets from a local agent. The readable portion hints at a community gathering or event ticket sale with multiple misspelled names and a call to act locally. The material remains unclear on date or venue.
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Melbourne
Bird Vyrars
Artunion
Lou
Kate Tie
Gublig
Ollere
Melbaithe
Rench
John Ayman
Beerolry
Eicht Holes’ Committees
Trifeo’ Tle
Coriten
J. B. Kexwan
Agerita
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Reuters Telegram
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Hamilton Rifle Cub
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Enoneia
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Frank Uren
Hamilton Skating Rivk
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Jes Admington
Shetes
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Learmonths
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Knolnworth
Arthur
Drew
Poy Porpon
Perote
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Halle
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Victoria Hotel
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Balluvets
JIN Fenton & CO
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Macarthur and District Chease and Butter Factory Co., Ltd
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D. Laidlaw & CO
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Hogle
Tel
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Ste
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Pnidertekes
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