Wise explains a heated chamber of commerce dinner
The report covers a contentious chamber of commerce dinner with Mr. Wise criticizing comments by Mr. O Sullivan and others on wage policy, class legislation, and government contracts. An Argentine labor context is referenced, and the discussion touches on minimum wage and compulsory arbitration amid a tense exchange. The account notes interruptions, differing loyalties, and potential consequences for future statements.
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Chamber of Commerce
Br. Wiss
Chamber
Barre Johnston
State Ministry
Aooglian Syndicate
New Zealand
Australia
O'Hulligan
Wise
Obuilivan
Air
Usul
Imparis
O'Belivan
O'Sullivan
O'dulivan
Mina
O'Ruloye
Jervis Bay
Guntsey
London
Onrguives
Reduction of Members in Parliament Sparks Debate
The article discusses a proposed reduction from sixty members of the Buive Parliament, noting candidates faced pressure to say yes despite reservations. It argues that fewer members would raise workload on roads and bridges and shows broad voter desire for a reduced Parliament, though current government stance hinders change.
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Legislative Assembly
Peante
Australian Coinage Debated by House Committee
The Australian House of Representatives has appointed a select committee to inquire into and report on the advisability and expediency of Commonwealth coinage in gold and silver and adopting a decimal system. The inquiry aims to gauge practical and sentimental motives for an Australian coinage and whether a decimal system would serve public convenience.
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House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Pasansie
House of Represente- Higen
Dectmal College
Select Committee Inquiry Faces Broad Inquiries and Payments
The document argues for staff appointment to the inquiry and urges thorough, honest evidence. It notes many participants will have fixed views on abstract questions yet will provide long replies to circulars. The aim is fair compensation for services or goods, regardless of payment form or currency.
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Select Committee
M A F. publication mocked over Lady Jersey in Sydney
The piece mocks Mr T O Connor for misrepresenting Countess of Jersey in Sydney when Lord Jersey governed New South Wales. It notes public fascination, hints at decorum at Government House, and suggests that Lady Jersey’s social life differed from the ideal “happy” image.
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T. O'Connor
M.A.F
Pather
O'Connor
Countess
Jersey
Sydney
Lord Jersey
New South Wales
Hemlet
Horatio
Marsell
New South
Waleed
Seonle
Gsitlemen
Lady Blarvey
Caroling Wilhemina Amelia Skeges
Carcely
Stepif
P. O'Connor
Solety
Government House
Toway
Public Morality Critique Of Mr Crick And Press Claims
A local paper questions its own coverage of Mr Crick as a “strong upholder of public morality” amid praise for his stance on the Federal Postal Bill. The author argues ministers of the Crown are generally expected to uphold morality and suggests the contemporary’s excess in branding Crick as exceptional is duplicitous and predictable.
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Zealand
Seddon
Br. Wise
Australia
Argentina
Buenos Ayres
Federation
Buegoe Ayres
Austratia
Tuger
United States
Dashebaye Wall
Carstaker
Walcome
Ate
Crick
Tay Thore
Mr. Crick
Morality rule shocks bars and barmaids under forty
The cable reports a minister of the interior has forbidden employing any barmaids under forty on grounds of morality. The move prompts anticipated debates among reform groups and social clubs while noting perceptions across Buda Pesth, Vienna, and Bucharest. Local observers question why Budapest became suddenly virtuous, citing historic moral standards and regional impressions.
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Tnterior
Lee
W.C.T.U
Taw.g.a
L.Y.A
Europe
Death of Lady Lackey in Western Australia
Lady Lackey wife of Sir John Lackey KCMG president of the WA Legislative Council died on Monday at her residence after a long illness. She was in her 60s and had suffered declining health for years. The death occurred at Warrigal Club in Macquarie Street. She was the mother of MLC Mr H B Raber and Mr J Moberia former parliamentary colleague.
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Lackey
John Lackey
K.cm.g
Wa.w. Legislative Council
Croydon-strest
Petersham
Warrigale
Tn Macquarie
HB. Raber
J. Moberia
tremwErs
Old Lady From Tohmond Visits Town for Pension
The elderly resident known as The wan M Berney arrived in town seeking her old age pension. An incident at the railway near the minting site startled bystanders as she was thrown from a moving train, raising concerns about safety and local conditions for longtime district residents.
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Wan M'Berney
Ais
Af Tohmond
Xabs
Hal Meyer
Bank Robbery Attempt Stuns Henty Community
In Henty a bank horror unfolded last night when two armed men forced entry to the Bank of New South Wales via a private street entrance and ordered the accountant to stay quiet. Manager Mr Lamport fired twice to deter them, injuring one attacker. both robbers fled and were later captured nearby. The elder thief sustained two wounds and was taken to Albury Hospital, while the other remained in custody. The manager’s bravery was praised as police celebrated a swift, orderly arrest.
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Bank of New South Wales
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Rendia
Axnuld
Lars
Graham
Hamilton
Minton
Albury Flospital
Dr. Woods
Albury
Wis
Ar. Lamport
J. Barre Johnson Prunotet
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Avastalia
bin Eollewguen
New Zealand
Australia
Argentina
Jotuitaa
Paris
Johnaton
John
Armenia
BuLtyr
Vlane
Agasteslia
Armen
New South Wales
Baltsmillian
Momen
My. O'Sullivan
Mpasiok
Senim
Sanis
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Niort
Wusler
Wollonmunk Monae
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Crick
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Lew Lo
Cewapapers
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Traniis le Pabliy Marenlity
Cnsiusioners
Uitime Power Bouse
Cahin
Prominest
Paliticien
Zealand
Conspiracy Case Prisoners Sentenced at Centra Court
At Darlinghurst Court Acting Judge Pring Broent Shine mond Alfred Wylie and George Wylie faced sentencing after being found guilty on four charges of conspiring to cheat Frank Hawes, tailor of King Street, by obtaining goods. Simmons received three months hard labor in Darlinghurst Gaol, while the Wylles drew six months hard labor in the same facility.
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Centra Criminal Court
Darling
Pring
Broent Shinemond
Alfred Wylie
George Wylie
Sydney
Frank Hawes
King-atreet
Simmons
Darlinghur
Wylles
Suspected Plague Case Report Prompts Health Inquiry
Health Department inquiry at noon on Monday sought a medical exam to determine if the death of laborer Edward James Fury of Abercromble Street was due to plague. Results of the forensic examination were not yet completed, leaving the cause undetermined.
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Health Department
Mailboy Convicted in Quarter Sessions
Judge Heydon presided at the quarter sessions in darlinghurat. Arthur George Cook, a 4 youth recently employed as a mailboy at Crumulre, pleaded guilty to a charge of pilfering. On June 19 at Sutherland a robber containing two postal notes belonging to the Postmaster General. The prisoner was remanded for trial until tomorrow.
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Heydon
Darlinghurat
Nese
Gibson
Arthur George Cook
Crumulre
Sutherland
Auction notices and regional updates from Port Kembla and Millthorne
An announcement lists tomorrow's auctions with 300 lots of unclaimed cargo and luggage at Howard Smith’s premises. Other items cover the Great Western Milling Company halfyear report showing 104000 bushels ground and a 10 percent dividend, plus Anglican Church synod events and remarks on the imperial ties within the British Empire.
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Howard Smith
le Port Kembla
Great Western Milling Company, Limited
Ot Millthorne
Anglican Church of
Ballarat
Deat
Tn Tiis
Anglican Synod
Amich
Great
Britein
Beulah Empire
Fragmentary notice about a jewelry showroom in Saunders era
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a showroom and jewellery designs, with vague notes on silver and gold items. It references a visit to A. Saunders and a dubious claim of 700 in savings, but the text is largely indecipherable and lacks clear events or dates.
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Ares
A. Saunders
Sydney Chamber of Commerce Hears Aims Of Reform
A Sydney Chamber of Commerce meeting features tense debate over government policy. Speakers including Premier and ministers address labor education and finance while celebrating British ties and colonial progress.
Unclear excerpt on wage policy and government actions
Fragmentary OCR text discusses wage levels, minimum wage concept, and government stance. Mentions names like Mr Marie Johnsien and references to imperial treaties, regulations, and parliamentary debate on wage standards. Content is garbled and hard to parse coherent facts.
Premier brings Turwiny reforms amid treasuries clash
Reported parliamentary debates cover budget cuts to schools and public works, with the Premier proposing revisions to pensions and employment schemes. A commemorative address notes wartime service while lawmakers clash over funding and taxation.
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