Xmas Bargains in a British shop sale list
A local sale advertises boys tunics and crash tins, linen shirts, and varied school and sports wear. It highlights men's socks, shirts slightly soiled for fashion use, soil school straws, white canvas shoes, and a large range of court shoes with prices from low to high, urging quick purchase to avoid disappointment.
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Australian quarantine debate shadows medical policy
A lengthy discourse from Sydney outlines quarantine and enforcement concerns during an epidemic, arguing central government and states must coordinate to protect trade and public health. The piece emphasizes the broader welfare of the Australian community over monetary loss and calls for measured, consistent action to curb disease spread.
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Fewtralat
Victoria
Unclear OCR fragment recalls weather and notices
Fragmentary report mentions weather oddities and a late fish catch. Military notices describe infantry camp and a parade plan. A memorial note honors Mrs. Tor Worhadinaeter with family tributes. Social events include a presentation at a club and retirement remarks for Mr Kirkwood.
Pearl Necklace Case Calls Postmen Witnesses
Telegrams detail a Pearl necklace case with postmen examined in London on Friday. A postman described delivering the necklace parcel intact, naming two men and denying any wrongdoing. Holland, Neville’s assistant, states he carried the registered parcel but did not tamper with it. A Dyver train leader and porter testified to irregularities around Mayer’s packet, implying possible tampering.
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Neville
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Demonstration at OxroRD Union Debate Ends In Vote
A Saturday gathering at the gate to attend a Corfield Paton debate saw a turnip and mangold worker protest. Allan and Mr Lloyd were among those in the crowd as a speech denounced the government tank proposal and echoed calls for reform. The vote on the proposal failed by 64 to 0, marking a decisive moment in the crowd’s reception.
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Satantay
Corfield Paton
Cleover
Mangold
Tye Merwer
Allen
Allan
Lloyd Torger
Mery
New Zealand Meat Agreement With United States
London Friday Mr T Mackenzie New Zealand Meat Commissioner reports that United States authorities have agreed to accept New Zealand meat exports. The details outline post mortem examinations and chemical testing measures to ensure safety and quality for entry into the U S market.
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New Zealand
United States
London
T. Mackenzie
New
Suffragette Protest Fire Damages Factory Yard
In London a suffrage protest ends with a fire at Basson andbetharch yard in Caford causing thousands in damage. Deputation from Caford presses ministers and government on women’s suffrage while Lloyd George replies he will not jeopardize government plans.
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Basson Amd
Bundar
Llayd Coorgs
Caxford
Maher Seating Wins Key Match at London Turf
The report describes Maher seating a key winner at London turf with 100 key and notable plays by players such as P. Werte, Obwie, and Nustey. Gray and Harrerera were involved in a close match, with Moore impressing on the plane of the game and a remarkable break of 191.
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Maberne
Koti
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P. Werte Ton
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Nustey
Harrera
Lin Moore
Grar
Tigh
Harverson
Oko
Hay Rereva
Bonar Law Speech Noted Amid Irish Rome Rule Debate
Fragmentary report from London on Saturday covers Mr Bonar Law and Howden addressing unrest over Irish policy. Mentions parliamentary scenes in the Commons, royal references, and reactions to government stance as political tension rises.
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Larkin's Latest Manifesto Shocks Distressed Dublin
In Dublin on Saturday Larkin denounced the Dein strike and urged workers to reject conciliating plans by industrial commissioners and cabinets. He claimed the trade unions faced corruption and argued poverty must be addressed by direct action, warning against methods to quiet workers.
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Lonton
Larkin
Lourdes
KINGDOM TO LET. EXCITEMENT IN BULGARIA
London reports a Vienna dispatch stating King Ferdinand of Bulgaria plans to abdicate the throne. The capital and court circles fear a shift of power as intrigue and rumors swirl around the royal succession and palace plots.
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Satarning
Vienna
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Ferdinand
Ritier Borla
Kite
Rugby tragedy and ongoing inquiry after player collapse
A New Zealand rugby player, Gedden, collapsed and died after being tackled in a match in Vancouver. An official medical inquiry found no conclusive cause but indicated possible brain injury with no rule violations by the tackler. The incident prompted cautions and a call for reevaluating game safety. Separate reports note fourteen footballers killed in the United States and eighty-eight injured in late events, alongside cricket results in Cape Town.
Anarchists Arrested in India and London Telegraphed Notice
Fragmented report mentions three men arrested as anarchists in India and a London telegraph relay about events. It references a viceroy, a poet, Herr, and various names with unclear dates and places, yielding a vague snapshot of political tension and press coverage.
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India
Indians in Natal Riot at Harriven Estate
A clash between Indians and police occurred ten miles north of the city at Harriven's estate as rioters overran the guards and freed detainees. European police restored order, rearrested ringleaders, and quieted the scene. The Daily Mail notes Indians faced harsh suppression amid a disputed electrical monitoring station at an urban colliery.
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Gow
United States Denies Protest Over British Ship Despatch
Washington reports that Secretary of State W. J. Bryan denied claims of protest against British ships moving into American waters. The article notes assertions of American troop strength being boosted along the border and mentions disputed incidents involving vessels and mobility.
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Mexico
Aes Spee
Washington
Audday
W. J. Wityan
Meriein Waters
Hew radium discovery extraction from ore
In Vienna a German professor named Tudelf Tommer extracted three portions of a radium ore sample worth 20 000 francs after ore refined.
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Tudelf Tommer
Railway engine derailment ends in fireman’s drowning
Ottawa report describes a Canadian Pacific train wreck at East Fort Willman after rails jumped. The engine fell into the lake, the fireman drowned, the engineer leaped to safety, and the remaining cars halted on the track to avoid worse loss of life as the train carried a crowded carload.
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Canadian-Pacific Company
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Fort Willman
Leapel
Lendreda
Children Lunatics Escape From Prison
A chaotic report describes a group of children at a facility near Milan who overpowered guards and escaped despite police and fire brigade efforts. The fragmentary text mentions a girl named Lanatica and a location near Ponte Seven, with unclear details about the escape and responders.
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Milan
Extension of Butter Trade Negotiations in Vancouver
A report from Vancouver notes ongoing extension talks on extending the butter trade. The Coastal Cooperative Society agency remains involved with aims to ratify policy and regulate cross border commerce. Officials seek a stabilized market with agreed rates and terms for shipments and pricing.
Hotels Closed Wholesale District Sweep Closes Pals Inn
In Columbus the Atate Maylor Heenen Inn requires reducing the number of paloons in the wet territory to one per population area, forcing at least 2000 balloon keepers to quit or be barred from view by authorities, signaling a sweeping hotel closure districtwide.
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Aree
Honus
Columbus
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Teva
London Wheat Market Hazy Notes From Donston Record
Market reports from London show steady prices with fair inquiry for various grades. Wire from our correspondents notes miscellaneous bids and negotiations as traders adjust to fluctuating demand and limited supplies.
Antwerp Wool Sales Report From Friday Market
Antwerp wool market reported irregular activity and little momentum. The brief notes mention limited sales of La Plate bales, fine merino offerings, and odd references to training figures and postal instructions. Public notices advertise a Melbourne teacher and free sample prospects with mail response days and street address details.
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Antwerp
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