Referendums and Miller's supply of goods in Hamilton
Arguments FOR highlight trade with A. Miller and Co of Gray-street Hamilton as a major district benefit. Miller's advertises a large stock of Gentlemen's Ready-to-wear Suits, various vest sizes, shirts, and undergarments with prompt service and fair prices. It promotes modern designs from Continental markets and urges trial orders for the benefit of workers and employers alike.
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A. Miller and Co
Gray-street
Hamilton
Contomers
Portland Shire Councillor Candidates Nominated
OTLOBe lists nominated candidates for Portland Shire councillor in the ward. Names include Philid, Jolin Rounftbon, and Lawson with formal nomination details recorded. Officials note the election process and respective positions for the upcoming poll.
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Tern
Cyameillor
Shire of
Portland
Local Notices From Hamilton and Surrounds Include Marriages and Events
The Hamilton area records several community items: a military tournament in early April at Mt Andrew's Presbyterian Church with Horace Edgar and Leigh families noted, and two marriages at St Andrew's Presbyterian and a nearby church. Jean and Marcia are linked to local residents in Geelong and Toorak.
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Marhalager
Letgh—Walter
Mt. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
J. Andrew Harber
Horace Edgar
H. Leteh
Mra. Leigh
Geelong
Jodlen Jane
Jean
H. C. Walter
Grasemere
Ca‘wemdiah
Whiting
Ffentun
St. Andrew's
Hamiln
Ardin Barber
Marcia Travers
Youtterteon
John Whiting
Militara
Toorak
Jean Annie
John Fenton
Lantana
Parliament Rushes Rail Line Bill to Aid Distressed Cattle District
The Mooralin and Kenilworth area faces restiveness as delays in finishing the Caventich canal way threaten transport. Parliament sped a bill to authorize the line, aiming to complete work before next harvest and avert possible government property losses of £120,004. Local settlers plead for timely railway service and sleepers availability near the route.
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Kenilworth
Atate of & Cort of
Phomt
Uberapa
Walieville
Omunur- Tinte
Auction and public notices from regional reports
Notices outline an auction of 200 cattle at Bridgewater on Wednesday May and a Hamilton centre commission meeting regarding Trinity College of Munter London examinations. Also mentions renovations at a skating rink new management and a sale of household furniture on Wednesday for Mr A J Lavery with a note to vote on a date change from May 12.
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Killaroey Hag
Olling Place
Wannon
Ali
Bridgewater
Wednnerday
Zlet
Hamilton Centre
Trinity College of
Mien Dorle
Wieter Seneon
Furuhrr
Etme
Tod Neat
Meyers, Dolerty and Co
Farewell to Mr Lowry at Victoria Hotel
A farewell gathering at the Victoria hotel honored Mr Lowry of the Odd Volumes Club Hamilton. President Taylor led tributes for his 14 years of service and the club’s growth, and Lowry received an ovation after expressing gratitude for the association.
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Lowery
Ot Lowly
Victoria Hotel
Taylor
Maryborough
Lowry
Ginklett
The
Clut
Hamilton
State Cabinet Minutes From Melbourne
The cabinet considered reforms and approvals including a proposed introduction of universal voter suffrage for municipal elections. It authorized a steam hopper barge construction in the government shipyard and set up a committee to inspect the Cloper Settlement Board.
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Melbourst
Catinet
Walter
Btram Horpir
Australian Natives' Association
Cahinet
Meewis
Thomaon
Hagelthorne
Livinestone
Cloper
Mile
Minister of Agriculture
Dominiones
Mir Tudor and Ministers Fail to Seal Reciprocity Pacts
Washington telegraph reports from Melbourne that Tudor and Fisher and Foater discussed Canadian and New Zealand trade and concluded dominions cannot join in reciprocal trade. They will continue talks and Mr Fisher proposed old age penions for long residents. meetings planned with Prime Minister Andrew Fisher in Albury.
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Melbourne
Mir
Tudor
Wfustoma
Fleher
New Zealand
Chao
Wml
Foater
Trade and Commerce
Finer
Fisher
Sydney
Andrew Fisher
Albury
Moh
Pers
Jeond
Ewlii
Mir. Tudor
Mr. Poster
Canada
Unclear text fragment on Montenegro Austria actions
Fragmentary report notes pressure on Montenegro and Austria acta in Vienna with uncertain details. Mentions Italy and telegraphic exchanges around an object with questionable phrasing and missing context.
Attempt to Frighten Powers Dominates European Commentary
London dispatches describe mixed reactions as Austria faces pressure over Vienna and Akutart. Heavy stock declines occur briefly while foreign correspondents question immediate aggressive moves, with papers debating diplomacy versus force and the likelihood of war.
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London
Wavens
Vienna
Thele
Austria
Kimgile Bokan
Akutart
Morning Post
Eigeme
Anl the Werk
Europe
Austrian Minister Demands Unconditional Evacuation
Vienna reports Baron Glow, Austria Hungary minister at Cotting, demanded on behalf of Austria Hungary the unconditional evacuation of Akutari. King Nichko replies with peremptory refusal as papers press the crisis amid stalled peace talks and delayed government replies.
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London
Dolly Telegraph
Glow
Atrio
Cottings
Ehalf
Akutari
Nichkolaa
Conference Divided as Powers Reluctant to Act in London
Report from London on a Monday conference where a majority of powers showed reluctance to adopt Warlike measures or to commit to action. Officials indicated readiness to discuss punitive steps should Mantsegro’s ongoing reforms threaten stability.
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London
Ambaseaiorm
Ovation to Prince Daniild in Abutari ceremony
Prince Danily received the key of Abutari from King Nicholas amid a large crowd. Civil unrest and famine had plagued Sitar, with food shortages and dead children reported in the streets as order was being restored.
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Danily Hoe
Nicholas
Abutari
Sitar
Civilisne
Unpopular Essad Pasha Faces Shifting Albanian Politics
Reports from London and Paris indicate Essad Pasha's unpopularity grows amid a compact between King Nicholas and Albania's rulers. The agreement grants Aviton sovereignty over Albania, with Turkish forces restrained and Rosia named as a patron of the plan. A forthcoming settlement on Shuteri is hoped to ease regional tensions and define multiple powers in the Adriatic area.
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London
Kenod Paths
Nicholas
Aviton
Albania
Hatten
Monteaveroi
Giovanni
Exclusion of Japanese and Governor Debate in Court Appeal
Fragmentary report notes a governor's refusal to suspend legislation for a federal treaty matter. It suggests Japan may appeal to a higher court as the cabinet renews Bryan's rule, with no clear outcome released.
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Bachameinto
Gryan
Wallethees Supreme Court
Bryan
State Finances Reports Mixed Increases And Decreases
The state finances show a rise to 21,005,080 with an increase of 144,084 from April. Several entries record gains such as 119,607 and 12,590 while others show decreases and variances including 17000 and 26,668 linked to Commonwealth payments and related items.
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Melbourne
The Fitzroy Tragedy Arrest of a Fifth Man
Wire report from Melbourne states William Norwood has been arrested in connection with the murder and robbery at Fitzroy. Morword, the fifth man in custody, has made a statement naming the five men now under arrest.
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Melbourne
William Norwood Han
Henry M'Namata
Ab Fitaroy
Treeint Tm
Australian wool production claims and commodity quotes
John Cooke, freeing works proprietor, tells the Imperial Trade Commission that Australia can greatly extend wool production. The document lists today’s prices for Wheat May delivery 4/11 per bushel and forward 9/114, and other items including Hay and Potatoes with varied per ton quotes.
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Melbourne
John Cooke
Imperial Trade Commission
Australia
Military drill mishap reported in Berlin
A German military drill at an airstation in Berlin went awry with injuries. Soldiers were evacuated to a hospital after an accident during training. The event disrupted routine activity and prompted emergency response.
Annuities Granted by Admiralty and Government of India
A fragmentary notice lists several annuities awarded by the Admiralty totaling £200 for a wolf and £28 for a widow, plus £100 for a widow and child, and a joint annuity of £20 for Wilson’s widow and heir. It notes weekly allowances and an additional pension of £100 by the Government of India for relations of Boreera.
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London
Admiralty
Joe Wolf
Wilson
Pep
Evan
Hermolf
Government of India
South African politics in the Union Assembly
In Capetown the South African Union Assembly debated a motion of want of confidence against the government. It was rejected by a vote of 41 to 0. General Hertzog accused General Botha of duplicity and misrepresentation, while Botha defended his record and refused to trigger a costly new election.
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Capetown
Htmth African Union Assembly
Yeetenay
Cheswell
Jeppo
Trenevaal
Betatee Cencisl
Hartzog
George's Financing Triumph Dominates Commons Debate
In the House of Commons debate on income tax reform, Mr. Mastermen lauded Mr. George for financing a vast global scheme of amelioration. Mr. George, in a brief speech, warned that interdependence without restraint could lead civilization astray if nations failed to cooperate.
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Imperial Income Tak
Mr. George
London
House of Commons
Mastermen
Talewea Georm
Idovd George
Trainer and bookmakers abortive action for bladder
London report notes trainer James Patrick Hayes and bookmaker George William Smith of Leeds connected to a case involving blackmail and a warning off, with a verdict for deferment and Amith winning £5 on a count charge.
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London
Jamea Patrick Hayes
George William Smith
Leeds
Coralander
Hayer
Hie Elkent
Tasmania
Brith Bed
Hayes van Fk
Amith
Haval Rivalries Preview from The Daly Telegraph
The Daly Telegraph notes tensions as Austria-Hungary plans to deploy dreadnoughts and Italy readies ships. France aims to mobilize this year to curb incursions, signaling escalating European naval activity and strategic postures.
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London
Woodnealay
Daly Telegraph
Italy
Cabinel
France
Police Graft Inquiries
In New York on Tuesday an informer was shot dead amid police graft inquiries. Police say one gang member has been arrested as investigations continue.
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New York
Maida
Ben
Duchess of Connaught Operation Report Confusing
London report on the Duchess of Connaught states the operation was reconsidered due to widespread adhesions. The medical note indicates the gravity of the procedure, yet the Duchess’s condition is described as satisfactory. The King visited the Duke to inquire about her state.
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London
Duchess of Connaught
Wool sale results and steady markets reported in London
BON WOOL SALES in London show strong competition with high quality wool winning a large selection. prices remain unchanged. Wheat market in London also steady as bidders negotiate amid unchanged price levels.
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London
Tumday
Jockey Frank Woolton Resumes Racing After Throat Abscess
London reports Frank Woolton, the noted jockey, has recovered from a throat abscess and has resumed riding. Paris notes a tragic accident in Grenoble where ten children were injured and some died after an incident. The Royal Geographical Society marks Balboa’s Pacific discovery anniversary. A Baptist church lists about 2000 members and 5000 Sunday school attendees. A committee meeting discusses measures to curb dyeing margarine color.
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London
Frank Woolton
Paris
Grenoble
Weorkeidye
AL Ware Periourly
Nad'ome
Royal Geographical Society
Vaeto de Balboa
Pacific
The
Baptist Church
Fetter
Agenta
Aid Janeiro
Berlin
Capain Koeller
Thom
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