World Briefs Outlook From Empire Notes
London reports Premier Kidston of Queensland met Nationalists in Belfast. He said Home Rule for Ireland stands as England's key issue to break exiled government resistance. In the Transvaal, the Legislative Assembly passed a bill opposing new Asiatic immigration. Sydney welcomes the American fleet with focus on hospitality and imperial pride. Morocco’s new sultan Abd-el-Aziz fled a treacherous camp scene near Marrakech, planning Syria while Mulai Hafid governs coast towns and is proclaimed sultan in several locations.
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Burns Reflects On Tough Fight After Victory
After the bout Burns admitted he was not at his best due to a heavy cold and arm strain. He praised Squires as a game foe, noted the crowd’s cheers, and said his next match would be in Melbourne. He spoke to the Evening News reporter in the ring before heading to his Darling Point home.
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Muras
Tomany
Bursa
Evening News
Burns
Squiresigbt
Parla
Jan
Paris
Porter
Laing
Melbourne
Burs
Darling ‘Potat
Fleet Week Ticket Woes Highlight Being In the Know
Reporters covering Fleet Week faced ticket access issues as admission cards were unevenly distributed. Four metropolitan dailies met Col Miller to gain access, but many officials and reporters struggled amid outside applicants. A government clerk boasted of “being in the know” to secure multiple passes.
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Colonel Miller
Evening News
Clemx
Malls Close at GPO and Mokoia Sailings Mentioned
Wednesday mails list shipments from the GPO including the Mokoia departing at 11 for Karitonga and Tabiti via Auckland and the Navua for Sirahan Zeshan and the North-West Coast of Tasmania Melbourne Oonah. Additional sailings include the Toroa for Manning River at pm listings.
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G.P.O
SeArey
Auckland
New Zealand
Mokoia
Karitonga
Tabiti
Sirahan
Zeshan
Tasmania
Melbourne
Manning River
Squires Interviewed After Bout Receives Ovation
Evening News reports Bill Squires, sporting bruises and a chin cut, was interviewed in his dressing room after losing to Burns. Squires praised his rival and said he could have continued, while vowing two or three more fights to chase the championship. A crowd cheered as Squires left the arena with Berlands after driving Dan Rotel from town.
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Bill Squires
Evening News
Bill
Squires
Burns
Squire
Berlands
Ess
Dan Rotel
Om Golog
Orphan Inmates View American Fleet From Ryde Wharf
About 20 inmates of the Momenor Incurables at Ryde attended a launch on Ryde Wharf to watch the American Fleet at anchor in Sydney Harbor. The Orient Company supplied the boat and refreshments on the urging of MP G W Reid and the institution’s secretary. Some patients were wheeled or wheeled in chairs, and the scene showed cheerful gratitude and a striking contrast with one patient confined to bed for 14 years since an accident before her wedding.
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Ryde
Momenor Incurables
Sydney Harbor
Orient Company
G. W. Reid
M.P
Old Man's Lonely Death at Cromarty Creek
A magisterial inquiry at Stroud Courthouse examined the death of Simon Isaac, 70, who lived alone at Cromarty Creek. He had no wife and visited Boo ral weekly for provisions. His body was found in a decomposed state after seven days. Cash amounting to £109 in notes was discovered on his person. He owned property and many cattle. The medical evidence cited heart failure as the cause.
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Stroud
Simon Isaac
Cromarty Creek
Booral
Cash
Isaac
Memorial Trees Planted by Admirals
After morning services on Sunday Admiral Sperry and Vice-Admiral Sir Richard Poors planted memorial trees at the foot of the steps at the landing place on the east side of Farm Cove, Outer Domain. The palme Phoenix reclinata trees were chosen for their seaside vigor, and the sites will enhance the ornamental grounds a short distance from the wings of the steps.
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Sperry
Richard Poors
Outer Domain
Port Jackson
LAXO-TONIC PILLS Promised Skin Makeover Advert
Pale, blotchy, dry or moist skin with pimples or eruptions will change after using LAXO-TONIC PILLS. They claim to freshen the blood for a rosy country-child appearance. Take 1 pill nightly. Genuine product only from LAXO TONIC PILL CO. Multiple box sizes and price claims. Availability advertised through chemists and storekeepers.
Postal Franks and Free-Postage Signatures Across Britain
An excerpt discusses how Australian legislators and UK MPs fretted over free postage for themselves and friends. It notes 19,000 franks added to the House of Commons library with signatures of Royal Family members and notable figures such as Canning Fox Pitt Palmerston Nelson Wellington and Gladstone.
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House of Commons
Canning
J. Fox
Pit
Pool
Palmerston
Nelton
Wellington
Gladstons
The Young Tragedy at Liflis Brothers House
The inquest into Sunday’s double death of Miss Joan Wallan Drummond aged 22 and Mr. Edward Aylverster Lillie at Liflis Brothers’ house opened before Coroner Feny Trams. Evidence placed both in the billiard room where shots were fired through an open door. Miss Drummond, engaged to a Royal Navy lieutenant, and Mr. Lillis, a firm member, were found dead. Coroner adjourned the case to next day.
Oddfellows and the Fleet at Indopunijent Geder event
The Grand Lodge entertained at Temple Elisabeth in Sydney with the Indopunijent Geder uit Qareilows series. A Tuesday evening program featured a decorated hall, music directed by Sir Ebipway, and performances by Rubekah Lodge members and cathedral choirs. Dance followed until 1 AM with notable members in attendance.
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Elisabeth Atroct
Wrethru
Sydney
Auerbeatert
Rubekah Lodge
BJ. HL Bryust
Sir Ebipway
W. Brien Clarke
Kate Carty
Mike Milda Alken
J. J. ‘Herfart
Bruce Clarke
Battleships Coal Intake Reported From Sydney
A clumsy report notes coalations for battleships as bunkers are being filled at Sydney. By morning, 500 tons had been received, with collier delivery continuing though total supply was projected near 13,000 tons.
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Bydney
Bury
Fagin's Kitchen Remembered in Holborn Relic
In Fulwood's Rents Holborn a shallow basement long linked to Dickens era was said to be the original of Fagin's thieves kitchen. It was once an attraction for Jack Sheppard and Bacon is said to have lived there at one time.
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London
Fulwood
Holborn
Parin’n Thieves
Jack Sheppard
Bacon
Escaped lunatics in Lenox Police Council encounter
A chaotic scene on Lenox Avenue as three men attempting to approach a council meeting caused alarm. Police intervened, chasing one suspect from the premises while another fled, later charged by officers. Witnesses described a tense moment as residents watched and the Second Spevian Fleet report noted.
Waggon overturns at Centennial Park injures patrons
A four wheeled wagon overturned at Centennial Park during Monday review. several patrons sustained abrasions and minor injuries. A visitor from Blaquert received a fracture to the right leg. Ambulance aid was provided and the injured woman was taken to the residence on Gurner Street Paddington for care.
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Centennial Park
Sof
Hart Simpson
Tim
Addieces
Gurner-street
Paddington
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