Cable News Roundup of Global Incidents and Tragedies
A summary of assorted events includes a Britain Russia agreement and new British airship, a fatal cantilever bridge accident on the St Lawrence, a Charleston Illinois collision with dozens killed and injured, a governor’s prison shooter executed, a Leeds man shooting a doctor and suicide, a boxing match setup, a Hong Kong tragedy of Miss Gertrude Dayton found aboard the Monteagle in a trunk bound for America.
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Great Britain
Russia
British War Office
St. Lawrence
Charleston
Illinois
St. Petersburg
Leeds
Harrison
Uiresis
Jack Bullivan
Colma
Hong Kong
Gertrude Dayton
Monteagle
America
Plague fears rise as Sydney medicos warn of summer risk
Prominent Sydney medicos warn of a virulent plague recurrence this summer. Many rats are badly affected, while Mr. Deakin returns from Queensland in improved ill health. Ministers have abandoned hope of Tariff passage before Christmas as the House has fewer than 50 sitting days left in the year.
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Sydney
Deakin
Queensland
The Boycotting Game and Labor Tactics
The piece condemns boycotts over politics, recounting miners who were sacked after boycotting a loyal storekeeper for voting against a Labor candidate. It warns about the moral hazards of such coercive tactics and notes the mine manager’s decisive action and the ensuing public outcry.
Spectacles and Eye Tests Offered by C F Sterners
If your spectacles do not suit, consult C F Sterners who will test your eyes and supply a pair that will be neat, comfortable and satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Sterners
Election day rights and scattered local happenings
Electors' rights not required on election day. Buds and shows spark unrest among pastoralists as tensions rise in the district. A moneylender and a Melbourne civil servant dispute reveals high interest on a seven year loan. An Indian banker found dead near Goulburn with throat wounds. Becky's odds in Blayney match draw betting tension. John Lemmone tours Western district likely Peak Hill visit. Regulators clarify polling day is not a public holiday but time off for voting.
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Broni Brown Mahonga
Corowa
Sydney
John Lemmone
Peak Hill
Molong
Gardiner
Queensbury
Goulburn
Melbourne
Lipimentary Balm Relieves Sprains and Pain
A vintage advertisement touts Chamberlain's Vain Balm as superior for sprains and swellings. It claims dampened flannel with Paladin provides relief for back aches and chest pains, aiding sleep. Sold by A. W. Taylor & Co and J. We Leon.
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A. W. Taylor
Boake Hill
J. We Leon
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Harrison, Jones & Devlin
Limfree
Circular Quay
Beale Pianos
Australia
Annandale
Hearnes
Hearne
W. Q. Hearne
Geelong
Victoria
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Cable
Schute, Bell & CO
Moser W.p. F.D. Bell
Bridge St
TOM Sm
Rock Huon
Huon Juar
Greta
Huon
Lalli
Gree
van Cleve
Newington
Axd S. Jocuyan
Rock Hoo
Narromine
Parkes
Searon
Mber
Ende
J, P. McCudden, ‘Tomingley
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