Corrupt Practices and Adulteration in Commerce Across Nations
A wide range of ills in trade and industry is described, detailing adulteration in food and chemicals. It notes counterfeit coffee beans, copper dyes, lead-based colorants, chromate brightening, and unsafe vinegars. It also touches on post-mortem examinations, counterfeit goods, and strained German Russian political alignments amid global tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dank
Fabrica ‘A
Manchester
United States
Wellington
Arenic
A Ty Islenders
Opening of Parliament and Cab Strike Tensions Rise
Metropolitan notes discuss a stormy opening of Parliament with debates on denominational schools and Chinese immigration, plus the recall of the Agent General and a widening cab strike impasse. Pilfering at the Exhibition is reported, alongside Lord Loftus praising workers and the dignity of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenach
Britain
Sydney items from the International Exhi bition and local events
A Genwam man of war arrives from Batavia with more goods for the International Exhibition. Lectures at the University of Sydney draw hundreds. exams show 54 males and 22 females in seniors, 254 males and 79 females in juniors. Various notices include a tablet for Rev. John Graben, a Suez mail at Glenelg, inquests on Frederick Miller, and local court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Jefferia
Pittatrest Congregational Church
John Graben
University of Sydney
General Assembly
St. Stephen's Church
Phillip-street
Mev
J. Cameron
Suez Mail
Glenelg
Marine Board
Southern Purte
Frederick Miller
North Willoughby
Mr. Brown
Lisa
Svelegh
Morool Creek
Grenfell
Garden Palace
United States
Williams
Water
Thompson
Australasia
Newcastle
Flavelle Bros
Mail Arrival and Global Dispatches Report
The report notes mail arrival via Suez to King George’s Bouna and ongoing mail, weather, and harvest updates. It covers political debate in Victoria on plebiscites and parliamentary governance, a Flymouth banquet plan for Major Chorde, and Irish rent reduction protests with peasant land ownership calls. It also cites Trades Union Congress actions in Edinburgh, unemployment demonstrations in Sunderland, and international diplomacy notes regarding Bismarck, Montevideo, and Russian forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tims
Asahem
Berry
England
Legislative Council
Times
Victoria
Flymouth
Major Chord
T.E
Rorke
Zululand
Parnell
M.P
Trades Union Congress
Edinburgh
Shepton Mallet
Pimlico
Royal Commission On Agriculture
Sunderland
Sonderland Moor
T. Smith
Prince Biswarck
Count Monteasiel
Warsaw
William
Prince Bismarck
Amtria
Diarggarde Gaman
Republique, Commercial Journal
France
Gtronce Guant
Dolgoroukos
Tokhe-Tarkonana
Tokasin
Khodgellali
Dolgoroukoff
Presence of Mind and Social Interlopers Examined
A reflective piece discusses interlopers in social settings and the harms of intrusion. It contrasts deliberate intrusions with unintentional ones, noting how friendships suffer and conversations derail when outsiders insert themselves. It cites curiosity, officiousness, and vanity as causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busta
Akill
Bishope
L Pepsi
Lord Beaconsfield
Threatening letters target Captain Carey after acquittal
Captain Carey receives multiple threats from across the country and a proclaimed life endangerment from a self styled society. The letters were referred to Superintendent Williamson at Heatland Yard. Carey left London for Brixhall on the Lindon and South Western Railway after an interview with Lord Aberneford. A jeweller named Simmatt won ten pounds damages for libel against the Eveningers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Captain Carey
Williamson
Heatland Yard
London
Brixhall
Lindon and South Western Railway
Lord Aberneford
Simmatt
Eveningers
How We Catch Cold
Discussion on what constitutes a cold and why people catch it. The article outlines four potential mechanisms: surface chill driving blood inward, nerve disturbance, air currents carrying disease germs, and low vitality from sudden heat loss. It argues prevention through healthy habit, exposure to temperature changes, clean air and water, and hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palaeia
Revival of Trade Sparks Hopes for Lancashire Industry
The article notes signs of trade revival across several sectors with American demand driving improvement. It suggests iron and coal flows turning active would quickly lift woollen and cotton trades, enabling profitability after prolonged downturns amid war and industrial tensions in Lancashire and neighboring counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddorafield
Lancashire
Mind of Hiven Discovers Coal Deposit in Nakeshima
A citizen of Hiven named Mind in Ni Ken has found a coal deposit at Nakeshima and received a government loan of 150 000 to develop it. Rich profits are anticipated from the mine operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeber
Alt
London
Spain
Don Ferando
Alfonso
Tae Ban
Palestine
Jerusalem
Itabbi Judah Leib Assari
Jay
Australia
Southern Cross
Noriega
Festion
A. 8. Miller
Glasgow
Alexander Kohom
General Hospital
Anim Bt
Japan
Hiven
Mind
Nakeshima
Ni Ken
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Howe
Grbeim
Vankstied Torn
Ieee
Germany
Remin
Petersburg
Tomenussia
Italy
Asia
Paris
Opaa
Metropolitan News and Notes
Thor. Garrett
Ae Garrett
Maconley
Shen
Camden
Anle
Garrett
Elections Qualificationa Committee
Forster
Planda
Bose
Osbmoen
Jehu
Bome Inds
Lord Loftus
le de Laney
Loftus
Adam
Eveapan
Sydney
Suez
King George’s Bouna
Prom the Mereid
Albany
Thoraday
Risging
America
Sarr
Volos
The
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