Industrial Disputes Bill Reflects Government Credit
Mr. Woo Holman MLA discusses amendments to the Industrial Disputes Bill, praising the overall improvements from the second reading but criticizing the lack of a formal Industrial Court and insufficient recognition of orga nizations. He warns non-unionist influence could sway wage board elections and doubts overall efficacy and adoption of the measure.
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Wages’ Board
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Upper Lane Cove Ferry Plan Hailed by North Ryde Group
A proposed Upper Lane Cove River Co operative Ferry Company was outlined at a North Ryde Progress Association meeting. The plan calls for a steam launch carrying 20 passengers and six trips daily between Puller's Road and Fig Tree, with councils asked to grant ten year exclusive landing rights. Concerns about dredging delays were raised, but members urged Ryde Council to consider backing the service.
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Jenga and Dr. Segent St Offer Beverage Appointments
Readable text notes a local listing about a beverage or product event with references to Dr Segent St and dates. The fragment references a “Bast Summer Drink” and engaging, non-latoxicating ratings, implying an exhibition or tasting context. The readable lines are incomplete but indicate a local health or lifestyle notice.
Cable News Note Received Late
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British Premier H. H. Asquith Resigns After King Interview
London reports indicate H. H. Asquith, chancellor, was summoned by the King to form a new ministry following Sir A. Campbell-Bannerman’s resignation. An hourlong interview proposed concealing the change to avoid disrupting parliamentary work, but the premature disclosure caused ten days of productivity loss.
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The Saxon Royal Sandal
London reports a dramatic royal reception for Princess Ma Tea of Saxony and her father in Dresden. Born May 5, 1903 at Lindau, she is the youngest child of the King by Archduchess Louise of Austria. The article notes fruitless royal efforts to gain custody, a 1903 elopement, a divorce, and an arrangement sending the child to Saxony.
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Farmers patrol Irish counties to guard stock at night
In Ireland the state of Lawlesane and surrounding districts see farmers patrolling nightly. In County Letrim the farming community organizes patrols to protect their livestock amid unsettled conditions.
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Lawlesane
Ireland
County Leitrim
Swedenborg's Followers and Legacy in London
A London evening notice recounts Swedenborg founder of the New Jerusalem Church being transported to Karlskrona by Swedish frigate. It outlines his life from Stockholm birth on January 29, 1688, to roles in the Royal College of Mines, his mystical writings on New Jerusalem and Heaven and Hell, and his death in London on March 23, 1773. It notes posthumous memories, Temples in London, and legends such as the removal and later replacement of his cranium.
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China and Japan Trade Telegrams Reported
London dispatch notes The Chinese Merchants Guild at Hongkong has telegraphed agents in Nagasaki Kobe and Yokohama directing them for toplig orders or Japanese goods in a widening Asian trade signal.
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Opium in China crackdown under imperial edict
London dispatch reports the Chinese government stepping up a nationwide ban on opium use in colleges schools and the army. Prince Kung and four officials lead inquiries into opium smoking extent while an imperial edict orders punishment for users and treatment for victims in Penang.
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Absinthe Prohibited in Switzerland by National Corner
London dispatch reports a Swiss National Council decision to prohibit the sale and manufacture of absinthe in Switzerland. The strong liqueur, made from wormwood, has been linked to dangerous, even fatal, outcomes, prompting the ban.
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Natonal Corner
United States Senate Votes Army and Fortifications Bills
London dispatch reports the US Senate adopting the Army Bill with a 20 million increase and the Fortifications Bill adding 13 million, totaling substantial expansion of military outlay. The figures include 4 million and 22.4 million variants in the cited totals.
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London
United States Senate
Lisbon Riots Reported with Fatalities and Injuries
The Paris Matin states that during the Lisbon election disturbances a number of people were killed outright and four died later from wounds while about 400 sustained minor injuries in the riots reported from London on Wednesday evening.
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Paris
Lisbon
Finnish Diet dissolves as elections loom
London reports the Finnish Diet dissolved after losing control. Fresh elections will be held by universal suffrage. The Planning Diet has 20 members serving three years, with all citizens over age four eligible to vote. Members are paid £58. The May election returned 24 women, Socialists totaled 60, nine women.
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National Assembly
Certificates of Character in Darlinghurst Court
Prank Davison faced sentencing at Darlinghurst Quarter Sessions for a March 1 breaking and entering incident in Redfern. Despite numerous character certificates from various parties, Judge Rogers expressed disbelief at the level of submitted endorsements and sentenced Davison to 12 months hard labor.
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Bar Silver Quotation From London Telegraph
London market report notes bar silver quoted at 25 1 6 per quincentan dara, with evening trade activity shaping price direction and expectations for nearby sessions.
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London
Allverry
The Painters Strike in Sydney Narrows Gap with Employers
Sydney union painters who struck earlier continue negotiations with the Master Painters Association. A Wednesday meeting heard from the secretary that ample labor offers exist. A few strikers clashed on a Waverley job, prompting police intervention, though no workers left the site. Most union men favor returning to work under revised terms. employers may accept medium proposals, suggesting the strike may not last long.
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The Lyceum Last Night of Spencer Pictures
The Lyceum presented the final night of a Spencer program with the official building opening tomorrow. Saturday matinees and evenings will feature the latest subjects, including a last pairing of films. Grace Brothery and Model Store staff plan pictorial calendars, featuring titles by Phillip Bollen.
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A Lazy Government at Zoological Gardens Meeting
Mr Aubrey Halloran urged action to stop the slaughter of rare animals and birds in New South Wales describing government inaction as lazy. He pressed the Government to uncover buyers and halt the trade, stressing the Zoological Gardens as a national institution needing protection beyond the Gardens. The Water Board also considered rock excavation ideas with a £100 premium for the best trench method.
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Europe
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Uit Sanail
Laying Twice as Will Sows Local Produce Sensation
A garbled local notice mentions a Keg producer and a seller on Meaver street Marrickville. It references Binger and Bex professio and Rene seed used for making packets. Readers are invited to write for a free generertiv sensingies pamphlet at Harrt-creet.
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Selec
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Meaverstreet
Marrickville
TRAINING AT RAND WICK PLENTY OF FAST WORK RECALLED
Trainers and owners packed Randwick for morning trials with many horses clocking quick times. Talents such as North Heart, Maisterdelie, Lamora, Togo, and Roser performed well, while others like Mountain King and Multine showed strong early speed. Results highlighted diverse distances from a mile to six furlongs, with several horses finishing prominently and notable times recorded.
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Owl
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Togo
Lamora
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Jack Smith
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John
Artful
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Imi Maec
Cominal
Boradjino
Gaby
Grattan Lad
Zenda
Wharf Strike Conference Adjourned Amid Uncertain Settlement
Negotiations on the Swaney wharf strike continue with a promised settlement by tomorrow unclear due to delays. Conference officials await ratification of proposals after a mixed message from the Wednesday Evening News report, risking new deadlock before Friday's formal announcement.
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Royal Artillery Band Conductor Robert Smith Noted
Mr Robert Smith, conductor of the Royal Artillery Band, is mentioned amid a list of affiliations with the North of England military and musical groups. Two of his sons also play with the Artillery Band, and multiple regional bands and societies are named. The passage also notes a shift in cattle shipping patterns due to rising imports of prime Australian chilled beer.
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The Lady of Lyons at Theatre Rayad a Revival
A revival of The Lady of Lyons opens at Theatre Rayad this Wednesday night with Mins Ole Himabres and Judy Aye in lead roles. Julius Kalani and MT Knight provide strong support as the cast delivers a romantic tale of passion and sorrow. The evening promises a refined performance and the transfer of The Lady Dandies to a new venue nearby.
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Rayad Om Wilnesdyyight
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Duvestel
Keene
Julius Kalani
Majesty's
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