World News Briefs From The Times Of The World
Blyth with Kent against Northamptonshire took all wickets in a first innings for 30 runs and seven for 18 in the second. Chamberlain arrived in London in a weakened condition and could not acknowledge cheers. Waters and Pierce Oil fined £324,000 and barred from trading in Texas. English Northern Rugby Union to play 27 matches vs New Zealand. Rodoni alias Smith sentenced to seven years in Old Bailey for £50,000 jewellery theft. Crumpee committed for trial for murder at Portsmouth. Fatal fire injures a cigar maker’s household in New Jersey. Henry Clay Frick in Pittsburg Academy of Art project costing £1,000,000. Famine nearing end in Shanghai area as 30,000 Chinese rise near Amoy. U S population now 28 per square mile, up two in seven years. McIlwraith returns from Canton, seeks missing brother believed murdered after robbery.
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Blyth
Kent
Northamptonshire
Joseph Chamberlain
London
Waters and Pierce Oil Company
Standard Oil Trust
Texas
New Zealand
Felix Rodoni
Alias Smith
Old Bailey
John L. Crumpee
Portsmouth
Crumpe
South Ben
New Jersey
Henry Clay Frick
Americal Steel Trust
Pittsburg
Academy of Art
Shanghai
Amoy
United States
Martin McIlwraith
China
Canton
A Shilling Fund for Local Settlers Defence League
A sutixie fund is set up through the Bettlers' Defence League with Alderman Foulkes as secretary to aid representation before the Improvement Leases Board when cancelled leases return for adjustment. Howard Speight backs settlers in protests against re granting of the Bulgan dramine and Mungery leases with authority from local settlers. Mayor Alderman C. J. Morris supports closer settlement and the branch hopes to raise a substantial sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettlers’ Defence League
Alderman Foulkes
Improvement Leases Board
Howard Speight
Peak Hill
Bulgandramine
Mungery
Ald. C. J. Morris
Settlers’ Defence League
Sequel to a Court Case in Wellington
A Wellington Children's Court case opened with a young man charged on warrant for neglecting a maintenance order from about a year earlier. The magistrate suggested a settlement, and the man offered to marry the woman carrying his child. The couple agreed to marry, the case was postponed, and later dismissed as the marriage took place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
the Times
P.M
Approved by the Mothers Bonnington's Irish Moss Endorsed in Australia
The Mothers of Australia favor Bonnington's Irish Moss as an economical reliable medicine for home use. It is claimed to cure whooping cough croup and all chest affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnington
Australia
Rumor Roundup Signals New Buildings and Other Local Happenings
A wave of rumors reports new buildings soon and a rush on the Hospital funds led by M J Kerin. Council eyes a quit notice to speed the Chambers scheme while bands schedule Saturday concerts. Weather and rain brighten farm prospects as isolation ward plans reemerge. Other items note gold output in West Australia, political antics at Port Darwin, strikes at Cobar, and various social tidbits from births to crownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Kerin
M.J.E
West Australia
Johnson
Port Darwin
Aldershot
Cobarbeen
Cobar
Tomingley
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Commonwealth
Duke
England
Edward VII
Sydney
Peak Hill
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