Canadian Pack Railway Empress of Britain launch speech
Cablegrams from Luslon report Sir Walham Meare Bart MP describing the Empress of Britain launch as a milestone for Cane trade and railway progress. He contrasts colonial aims with broader imperial policy as exploration and industry push forward in the era.
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Luslon
Sir Walham Meare
Bart
Chammion
Fairfield Shiphubdity and Engineering Co. Ltd
Speakang
Raihway Cocs
Briteuim
Puley
Attra
Westel
Cuwrla
Restive Russia and unrest in Europe over Jewish atrocities
A London dispatch reports mass meetings in Transvaal, Capetown, and other colonies urging restraint and action to prevent atrocities in Kasai. It notes Russia appoints M. Varnowe as Minister of the Interior and cites warnings of riots, strikes, and anti-government actions across Europe. Reports describe mutinies, shipboard disturbances, and calls for an eight hour day amid growing tension between workers and factory owners.
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Roissy
Qaeuterbury
St. Peters
Abe
Droga St
Riet
London
Comunimint
St.Petersburg
Vathy
Viadivustock
Askekd
Tin Imbeatt Mamdiour
Grosgyo
Shaneshai
Adler
Long AM
Tiflis
Gons
St. Petersburg
Council of Workmen's
Sydney Jews condemn Russian atrocities and raise relief fund
A largely attended Sydney Jewish meeting adopted a resolution expressing abhorrence at the Russian atrocities against Jews. It was to be telegraphed to Tomson and New York, and a relief fund was set up with a donation of Leo. The Premier Carruthers and the Federal Prime Minister were noted in communications, with the NSW Agent General to convey sympathy to Jews in London.
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Sydney
Tulian Salomens
Afr
Justice Cohen
Russia
Tomson
New York
Leo
Carrut
New South Wales
London
Wales
Parliament Debates Will Purchase Ideraway Estate
In Brisbane Assembly Mr Denham moved to introduce a Will to provide for purchasing the Ideraway Estate in the Burnett district under the Repurchase of Estates Act. The session featured protests over process, prison administration criticisms, and plans for a northern railway extension from Thane to Goondiwindi with emphasis on opening up mineral, pastoral, and agricultural resources.
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Denham
Bell
Ideraway
Burnett Distret
Messrs
Philp
Forsyth
Lesina Strong
Jacapam
Thane
Goondiwindi
Cloncurry
Goondiwinds
Morgan
New South Wales
Queensland
Newcastle
Sydney
Legislative Council
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Forrest
Barton
Gravison
Somerset
Hardacre
N.S. Wale
Moree
Mungindi
Wales
P. T. Leahy
Macintosh
Beaud esert Bank Manager Found Dead in Room
Telegrams report E Holert manager of the U N Bank Beaudesert branch found dead in his room. Police believe death resulted from imprisonment. Police have ordered the heihing of M pust MYT enamingon.
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Brisbase
E. Holert
Beaudesert
U. N. Bank
TVRLINE STEAMER MAI L SERVICE
Inquiries at the A U S N Co office show the company will add a steamer to its Queensland fleet. The Bingera is to replace the Barroo in the Brisbane to Townsville mail service. General manager Mr Macdonald of the A T O S S Co is in Melbourne on business for the new steamer arriving soon in Brisbane.
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A.U.S.N. Co
Queensland
Bingera
Townsville
Macdonald
AT Oss. Co
Melbourne
Starker
Brishine
Fatal Accident at Driv Dock Involving Charles Pratt
Charles Pratt fell from the driv dock today and suffered a fatal neck fracture. Trishane Wednesday reports the incident, with authorities investigating the fatal accident at the scene.
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Trishane
Charles Pratt
Driv Dock
Welcome Telegram From Prime Minister to New Governor
The Prime Minister Mr Morgan sent a telegraphic message of welcome to the new governor, Fort Chelmsford, then at Fremantle. The dispatch marked a formal greeting and acknowledgment of the change in governorship.
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Brisbane
Premir
Mr. Morgan
Fort Chelmsforcd
Fremantle
Federal Politics in Melbourne House Sit Continues
Melbourne report notes the Federal Parliament in session with the House of Representatives meeting through the day and night. The Opposition stalls the Trade Marks Bill, and it is likely the House will remain in session.
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Melbourne
Tons of Representatives
Queensland batsmen fall short in innings defeat over Wales
ACERESLAND y. SS. WALES. The match resumed in dull weather with Queensland 298 all out, yielding New South Wales an innings and 2b2 runs victory. Key figures include Macartney taking 3 for 80, O'Connor 2 for 69, and Garnsey 5 for 95 as the home side dominated the bowling while some totals listed appear inconsistent.
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Queensland
New South Wales
Miller
Mawartmer
MacCaffrey
O'Conner Hayes
O'Conner
Hartigan
Garnsey
Faunce
Garmsey
Aseaaig
Srough
Carter
Macartney
Atkins
Diamond
Gurnsey
Vans
Tale Hutcheon
St. Carter
Garn- Sev
Armstrong
Foster
Ed. M
O'Commor
I Garnsey
Victoria and South Australia Inter-State Cricket Resumes Play
Victoria faces South Australia as fine hot weather returns for the resumed inter‑state cricket match at Victoria. Innings highlights include Saunders and Armstrong contributing early wickets while McAlister and Darling fall to good bowling as Reedman and Claxton rally.
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Adelanle
Victoria
South Australia
South Aia
Travers
McAlister
Saunders Este
Claxton
Saunders
Darling
Armstrong
Reedman
L. RE. Gill
Beatings Powder Sold By Chemists For Insects
An advertisement proclaims Beatings Powder defeats bugs fleas moths beetles and other insects with prices shown as 6d and 1/7 each. The offer targets chemists and general buyers seeking pest control.
Sale of Work Opens at Britannia Hall by Mayor
The sale of work organized by the Methodist Church Auxiliary opened in Britannia Hall yesterday afternoon with His Worship the Mayor officiating. Akerman Chataway and Mrs. Chataway were introduced by Rev. T. Powell. The Mayor congratulated the ladies on their display and unity, thanked them for the occasion, and opened the sale. Proceeds are reported as 135. Stall holders listed include Big Drapery, Refreshment, Lolly, Flower, Cream, Endeavour, and Jumble stalls with numerous ladies and misses staffing each.
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Waite
Queensland
Lily Howard
J. Kennedy
Homebush Notes on 1905 Harvest and Truck Shortage Issues
All cricket in Wood mentions concluding the 1905 crush with relief. Notes high sugar content, a record six to six and a half tons per ton of cane. P.R.F. and G.A branch discussed new agreements, a deputation to meet Mr Farquhar about molasses price, truck shortages, and 1901 bonuses. Officers elected: B D Iwers chairman, J P Moule secretary, H Haris treasurer. Delegates to Council elected. meeting promises energetic work. weather figures and showers hoped for.
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P.R.F
Farquhar
B.d.iwers
J.P Moule
H. Haris
Transfer of Naval Brigade Hotel license adjourned case
The Licensing Court sat before Chairman Mr B C Macgpourty and Justices. Catherine Barry sought transfer of the Naval Brigade Hotel license to Mary Thelfie id. Sub-Inspector Martin opposed citing section 41. After debate over motives and marital ownership, the bench adjourned and ultimately granted the transfer with remarks about warrants.
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Heach
H. L. Black
T. D. Chataway
Catherine Barry
Naval Brigade
Mary Thelfie
Foc
Macnish
Martin
Ope
Camuooweal
Martn
Aby Masi
Manuel
Charters Towers
Ant
Ushami
Macnish Sax
Maenish
Fragmentary obituary notes from old maritime ledger
Fragmentary OCR hints at a notice mentioning Eben Pegi and Ayton aboard a vessel with a date near November. References to Lefora pon and a Payne signature appear, with locale hints including Victoria Street and Wood’s. The text is incomplete and unspecific about events.
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Eben Pegi
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