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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1900

Page

8

United Australia Federation Outline and Early Constitution

The article details the planned Commonwealth of Australia to take effect January 1, 1901 with the Duke of York opening the Grey Parliament. It outlines geography, population, climate anecdotes, and a broad view of colonial government, education, religion, and early federation steps leading to a federal constitution and bicameral Parliament with a Governor-General.

Commonwealth of Australia Grey Parliament Duke of York England Australasia United States Alaska Tasmania New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia West Australia A. R. Ohman Melbourne Sydney Adelaide General Assembly Am Federal Council Hobart New Zealand

Australian Society of New York Plans Commonwealth Dinner

A newly formed Australian Society of New York prepares a Sherry’s dinner to commemorate Australia’s Commonwealth. President Ohman leads the group with speakers including Lenny W. Peabody Percy Sanderson and Douglass. aims include inviting Mark Twain and Mme Melba. Messages to the Queen and Lord Hopetoun will be dispatched during the event.

Australian Society of New-York Australia Percy Sanderson Douglass Mark Twain Mme. Melba Lord Hopetoun C. J. Laffin Henry Bullen

Transport Line To Stay In Cuban and Porto Rican Service

Reports that the Army transport service from Brooklyn would be discontinued at year end appear unfounded. Two transports remain at the Government pier by the South Ferry, and one, at least, will continue in Cuban and Porto Rican service for some time, along with two other ships not currently in port.

Brooklyn Government Pier South Ferry Brooklyn Landing War Department Lower East River Manhattan Pier No. 3 Washington Mediterranean Suez Canal San Francisco Atlantic Seaboard

California Holiday Trade Breaks Records Across State

San Francisco reports unusually large Christmas business in all trades with prosperity noted for the state. Merchants say holiday trade exceeds any recent year. Cold dry weather made the day pleasant and favorable for shopping in many areas.

THE Tribune San Francisco

First Naval Battalion Review and Manila Service Plans

Reports cover refitting readiness for the Manila service and a First Naval Battalion drill on Wednesday January 16 at the 71st Regiment Armory with a review, dancing, and prizes. Other notes mention promotions, examinations, and newly warranted petty officers.

Howard H. Kipp 3D Division United States Marine Corps L. A. Goldstone W. C. Shaw W. E. Hannigan W. B. Wait, Jr 71St Regiment 71St

Score Update From Tist Regiment Games Lead Company I

Company I tops the revised standings with 55 of 96 points, fourteen points ahead of the regiment. Protests against certain competitors were disallowed. The joint games with Star Athletic Club on January 12 are scheduled to proceed.

Tist Company I Star Athletic Club

Old Guard Will March To Attend Metropolitan Ball

Governors Army Navy and National Guard officers will join military organizations in a once familiar parade, Shoulder to shoulder veterans who fought in bygone days will appear with officers to grace the polished Metropolitan ballroom floor.

ARMY NAVY National Guard Old Guard

Federation plan and early Commonwealth powers outlined

The article outlines a proposed Commonwealth with six Senators and about twice as many Representatives, proportional to population, minimum five per state. Federal control would start with customs and excise, then post, telegraph, defences, lighthouses, and quarantine, with supremacy over existing state laws. A uniform tariff and free intercolonial trade would follow within two years, plus possible railways and state debt transfer with surplus revenue. A High Court and Privy Council appeal are planned, shaping federation through elected representatives and strong central authority.

Commonwealth High Court of Justice British Privy Council

Consul-General to attend ladies' event and Pacific debt reform

Alumni and friends of the University of the Pacific San José unite to reduce a sixty thousand dollar mortgage on campus to below six thousand. The Presbyterian institution boasts an able faculty and notable California preacher alumni. Also noted is a lukewarm reception of Naughty Anthony at Alcazar, and speculation that John W. Mackay plans a new office complex at Market and Fourth, conditional on Flood building a theatre on the Baldwin site. Flood lags on improvements as San Francisco’s prime corner sits idle.

The University of the Pacific San José California John W. Mackay Market and Fourth Sts Mackay Flood Baldwin San Francisco

President Bryant Reception At Press Club Named

Alfred C Harmsworth Count de Lahune de Lafayette and Chinese Vice Consul Chow have accepted invitations to attend the president William Cullen Bryant reception at the Press Club tomorrow afternoon. An entertainment will be provided by actors and a luncheon will be served. Colonel A B De Frece is in charge as master of ceremonies.

Alfred C Harmsworth Count de Lahune de Lafayette Chow William Cullen Bryant Press Club A. B. de Frece

Pabst Brewing Firm Seeks Auction Claim Over Parker House Furnishings

Deputy Sheriff Radley was served with a demand notice by Pabst Brewing Company to assert ownership of Parker House furniture and silverware at Broadway and Thirty-ninth Street New York. The items were ordered sold at auction Wednesday under an execution for $9.89 in favor of Acker Merrall Condit grocers.

Radley Pabst Brewing Company New York Parker House Broadway Thirty-ninth St Acker, Merrall & Condit

Boy Burns While Trying to Light Christmas Tree

Percival Doran aged three and a half, living with his parents on the ground floor of a five story flat at 23 West One hundred forty third street, attempted to light a Christmas tree at 11 a m yesterday and caught fire.

Percival Doran West One-hundred And-Forty-Third St

Child dies after burns in tenement room blaze

Percival, a young boy, was burned when locked in a room by his mother, a janitress. Neighbors and the mother helped extinguish the flames. the boy died two hours later at J. Hood Wright Hospital.

J. Hood Wright Hospital Percival

Local business complications in bankruptcy filing

Arthur G. Muhiker, builder at No 100 East One hundred tenth, filed for bankruptcy with liabilities of 9932 and no assets. Of these, 71000 were secured by bond and mortgage. C L Pettis & Co wholesale produce dealers at 34 Duanest assigned to Uriah W Tompkins. Sheriff attachment against Harry J Hunter for 2496. home in Newark. Store levy found none. Pettis previously partnered in Irving T Hunter & Co at the same address, who assigned on July 6.

Arthur G. Muhiker East One-hundred-and-tenti-st Charles L. Pettis Harry J. Hunter C. L Pettis Irving T. Hunter & Co

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