Short Strike at Austral Box and Timber Company
About 30 boxmakers at Austral Box and Timber Company Pyrmont stopped work yesterday afternoon over a foreman's alleged unfairness. In the evening they met with the Sawmill and Timberyard Employees' Union executive who advised them to return. After discussion they agreed to go back to work the next morning.
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Austral Box and Timber Company
Abattoir Road
Pyrmont
Sawmill and Timberyard Employees’ Union
Uty
tSte Mora Tag
Peak Mosquito Lotion Ad Across Town
A fragmented ad touts Peak Mosquito Lotion promising relief and ongoing offers. It mentions free trial and multiple chemists and stores, with unclear pricing references and a warning about disease. The text alludes to public health concerns during hot weather and urges readers to buy.
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PEAK
T. B. Peak
Debates Over Universal Saturday Half-Holiday Open in NSW
Deputations from Newtown and Newcastle oppose a proposed universal Saturday closing, urging Newcastle exemption. Sydney supporters claim most suburbs favor Saturday closing, fearing loss of city trade. Premier backs caution, noting potential shift of Saturday trade to Friday or within suburbs.
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Fils Elassa
Tradeapeonte Inv
Newtown
Nisa Paw
Newcastle
Tre
Sydney
Muburta
Tie
Wade
Bydney
Mandy
Premier Refuses Hasty Move on Saturday Trading
Aiming to protect suburban traders and customers, the Premier declines a hurried decision on changing business day rules. The objections focus on potential disruption to livelihoods and community convenience, urging thorough inquiry before any alteration.
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Pam
Government poised to resume Bottle and Glass area at Vaucluse
A colonial debate notes Wade’s push to reclaim the Bottle and Glass peninsula from private ownership while Grey Cliff is praised as a potential public park. The argument warns that resumption would force the loss of public access if Grey Cliff remains unmarketed and notes a long-term gain in value if the Vaucluse estate is developed. The piece questions why both sites cannot be secured for public use.
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Wade
Vaucluse
Steel Point
Greycliff
Alsa
Pyar
Bath
Labor and the Navy Protest on Punitive Expeditions
Melbourne Political Labor Council debates the killing of a woman and child during a punitive expedition on Tapirity Santa. They condemn the justice of avenging murders by natives and call for inquiry and parliamentary disapproval of the naval policing method. A Royal Commission idea is floated to investigate the scene with impartial evidence.
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Melbourne
Tapirity Santa
Greig
P.L.C
P L.C
Reall
Understanding US Japan Pact Shapes Pacific Policy
The United States affirms China’s integrity and equal trade rights while avoiding spheres of influence. The Russo-Japanese War outcomes granted Japan influence in Korea and Southern Manchuria, risking future friction with the US. The new understanding maintains the status quo to preserve peace in the Northern Pacific, aligning Japan with Britain and the United States as major power partners.
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United States
Japan
Washington
Pacific
China
Manchuria
United Braves
Arcena
Korea
Northern
Jagan
Great Britain
United
Aeronauts Dwell on New Flying Harbors and Guidance Lines
The article discusses aerial harbors and tall platforms for airships, searchlights at Tallway stations, and the Airwhip captain’s wind based directions. It mentions lighthouse navigation risks, mapping mountains on charts, and issuing altitude adjustments at set hours to avoid uncharted rocks and shoals.
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Adfuneta
Tallway
LgeChouset
Cheis Faye
Lescue
Balmain Collision Witness Attends Court of Inquiry
Donald M Nicoll chief engineer of the steamer Newcantin testified at the Court of Inquiry about the November 7 collision with the nulk Josefa near Water View Bay Balmain. He said the accident resulted from his mistake and that orders to proceed at full speed were not followed by the captain after a warning.
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Donald M'Nicoll
Newcantin
Enaing-Roon
M'Nicall
Leigw
Essen
Newcoxtrags Gunter River SB Company
Sven Ko- Ben
Pickburn
M'Nico
Thal
oLarte
Mv Court tJarge Tank House
Fagin
Robberies in the City Stolen Jewellery and Tools
Thieves strike the workshop of jeweller Mr. Admax at Market Chambers 472 Georas Street near Marlet Street, breaking the door from inside and stealing gold, precious stones valued about £15, with later losses including a large quantity of jewellery worth £600 and two wheels of weighing machines. Several employees were away, and intruders left footprints and disturbed garments as they fled, with possible access through a building's inner passage.
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Mtr. Lsador Admax
Lk Market
Georas
Ted Bor
Alther
Mtr. Naims
Mens
Trai Vor
Ue Qiaor Wenad’s
Os Allernoon
Ayde Turk
Nmates
Thoma Sidpbech
Guluesstreet
Kognrat
Uruken
Tad
Heavy Fog in Harbor Disrupts Morning Sights and Activities
A dense fog shrouded Sydney Harbor this morning canceling usual waterfront bustle. Ships maneuvered with caution near Macquarie Point while government inquiries touched on pearl diving labor and a sea cliff collapse near Whale Island. Local politics saw a motion of no confidence shake Victoria’s Legislative Assembly as ministers prepared for a ceremony.
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Deche-de-mer
Bay of Plenty
Victoria Legislative Assembly
Murray
Thomas Best
Mar
E. Curtis
Chas England
Albstrect
Aahfield
Late Cable News From Our Own Conmes
Local transmission notes arrive with delayed cable updates from our own bureau. Unclear details limit specifics but indicate ongoing coverage and forthcoming reports to outline events and developments.
Typhoon Hits Hiatsu Inland Sea Boats Wrecked
A typhoon struck the Hiatsu inland sea area causing the wreck of 35 boats and the drowning of 240 Japanese fishermen. The disaster was reported from London on Thursday evening with details of the maritime tragedy and loss of life.
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London
Hiatsu
Pro-Servian Riots At Brunn In Moravia
London reports Pro-Servian disturbances in Brunn Moravia injuring several people. The city, capital of Moravia, has about 40 000 residents and hosts a university and technical colleges. Government statues and foreign troops are noted, with a majority of inhabitants described as Slavic or mixed heritage and a sizable German minority.
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the People's
Roberts
Benetea
Tina Rinin
Taree Lash
Biseka
Qedoset
WIME
MER
Champage
Uanpale
al Bet Thomay
AW Roberts
OLD Ouestuvet
SCOTT
Amontileado Spray
RTS
Commonwealth
CNET
London
Brinn
Moravia
Mruno
Slivia Pellleo
Turkey and Montenegro Sign Treaty Over Territory Change
In London on Thursday Bresng reports Turkey and Montenegro have signed a government agreement altering territorial borders. The accord is framed as resolving issues tied to Wayes and Gusinie, setting a new jurisdictional arrangement between the two nations.
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London
Turkey
Rte
Frouldey
Constantinople Turmoil Skirts Turkish Ceremony
In London on Thursday an Ottoman official crowd gathered at Constantinople amid the capital’s unrest. The crowd condemned the murder and supported the old regime as an imperial procession moved through the city. The scene featured religious and ceremonial elements and drew attention to the political climate surrounding the event.
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London
Con Huasiuinopte
Rebellion in Hayti Brings Demand for General Simon
London dispatch reports after rebel victory in Hayti opposing General Nort Alena forces retreating. General Simon urged as president as crowds cheer in Port au Prince. French and American fleets bolster protection. a market shooting caps a violent day.
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London
Nort Alena
Volustarily
Dusarriest
Simo
Teader
Port-aurriney
Hayian
Simon
Carteron
Fiona Fag
Alexie
Alexis
Afi
Hone Dillagine
Meena
Port-au-Prince
Sedition in India Sailings and Arrests Reported
London notes Sir Andrew Fraser Lieutenant Governor of Rengs will sail from Tuticorin homewards. Three Nongalis who had proceeded to Tuticorin to attempt to assault Fraser were arrested and numerous sedition documents seized and seized.
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London
Sir Andrew Fraser
Rengs
Tuticorin
Tuticorn
Andrew Fraser
Bank Vaal Dynamited in London Burglary Night
London reports an attack on a national bank ending with burglars dynamiting the vault. Witnesses say a rush to escape followed the explosion as the thieves fled the scene before police arrival.
The Threatened Pears Reports Taxpayers League Plan
Dr Clifford, eminent Nonconformist leader, plans a taxpayers league. Members to pledge not to pay income tax until Prime Minister Asquith resolves the House of Lords crisis. London report from Thursday evening.
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London
Clifford
Taxpayers’ League
Asquith
House of Lords
Tondon Wool Sales See Strong Buyer Competition In London
London Thursday evening wool sale shows strong competition among buyers. Prices were high for fine lots, with prices dipping only for shabby coarse crossbreds, which were in Dupare favor.
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Tondon
London
Bar Silver Update From London Market
Bar silver held near standard levels in London trading as early reports hint at steadier demand. Towns returning to normal market activity were noted, with limited movement observed in late Thursday dealings.
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London
The Freeman and Wallage Bankruptcy Notice
A bankruptcy filing details the Freeman and Wallage estate with creditors listed including Howard Freeman as initiator. The document enumerates diversified claims, assets, debts, and parties involved, noting advertising and advertising-related costs and associated legal proceedings.
Unclear OCR Item From ToWristyle Chrall Cours Murder
Fragmentary report mentions Mrs Jasoy Wilsom at a church setting with a murder tied to Mise Titty at Carpentaie Downs on a September date. Incoherent dialogue suggests interrogation and legal questioning.
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Frider
Jasoy Wilsom
Carpentaie Downs
Sydney City Mission Appeal Opens for Top Funds Drive
The Sydney City Mission launches a fundraising appeal to mobilize volunteers and raise funds for the district. The effort highlights the mission’s long service, plans for a week of collection, and the involvement of staff and volunteers aiding the needy.
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Sydney Cary Mission
Chey Stisalon
Ney
MinGon
Rauchér
We Miseion
Canaan
Mary Oy
Indigestion Remedies and Eye Lotion Praised
A fragmentary advert lists Fire Drops of Fisher's Phosphherine as a cure all for stomach, liver, and kidney woes and muscular rheumatism, alongside claims for Rose's Celebrated Eye Lotion from A Rose and Co. The misspelled text notes eye pain relief after 15 months and mentions sales agents and manufacturers.
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Rose
J. Roberts
Chateworth
Rose and Co
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