British Politics. The Elections in London
The Pall Matt Darette reports on imperial factions shaping the referendum mood. Australians welcome the referendum seen as a step toward democratic government. The Gingetlo notes Nesbitc view on Dominion and Empire administration, urging cool politics. The Dominions appear unready for immediate constitutional changes. President Kwir Hardie is mentioned in the political discourse.
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London
Matt Darette
Cho Omer
Lehhe Stavemiene
Str
Nesbitc
Kwir Hardie
Lord Olagen Opposes Woman Suffrage Letter to Lady Jergey
London report notes Lord Olagen, ex-governor of New Zealand, wrote a letter to Lady Jergey opposing the suffrage movement. The missive signals continued anti-suffrage stance in political discourse.
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London
Olagen
New Zealand
Jergey
Great Reform Scheme Urged by Home Rule Advocate
Sir Edward ures, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, speaking at Alnwick, said Home Rule is part of a broad reform scheme. He called for reform of the House of Commons, redistribution to give one man more vote, and greater popular voice across the Kingdom.
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Edward Ures
Forren
Alnwick
House of Commons
Unionist Makeshift In Lloyd George Letter
In a letter to Liberal colleagues Mr Lloyd George describes the Unionist programme as a makeshift. He claims the Lords, if proposing reform, have advertised their surrender.
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Mrn Lloyd-George
Tandilais
Lord Tennysom Appeals for Nonconformists on Isle of Wight
Lord Tennysom appeals to Nonconformists of the Isle of Wight not to desert Morcanormists in Ireland. He urges unity against Nome Rute demand, the breakup of the Consulut Non, and dismemberment of the Empire.
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Tennysom
Isle of Wight
Ireland
The Fight at Cork Rally Divides Irish Leaders
Mr William Redmond drew ovations from supporters on arrival in Cork after clashing with Mr William OBrien Independent Nationalist. Mr Kindomad orated from a trade group with ties to the United States Stars and Stripes as the eight were present. OBrien backers stressed Birrell policy and its impact on Home Rule prospects.
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William Redmond
Corkely
William O'Brien
Kindmoad
United States Stars and Stripes
O'Brieg
Birrell
Treluml
The Wise and Foolish Virgins
Lord Roneterr notes a vote of checks at Edinburgh as two ministers contrast the Lords with the foolish virgins. He says the Government aims to subdue and control the Lords, while Rosebery argues for restraint. The Virgins avoided trimming their lamps and faced scrutiny from the constitutional tribunal.
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Lord Roneterr
Edinburgh
House of Lords
Lord Rosebery
Six Days Bicycle Race Debuts in New York Grounds
Indian Square Garden hosts a six days event with teams from Bankaroo led by Tairick Henin and Alfred Gouleit of New Zealand. Nushratl ie Vanasrallan fields a two rider team Pye and Gordon Walker. An international contingent includes Jackie and Clarks of Australia.
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Indian Square Garden
New York
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Caepetings
Bankaroo
Tairick Henin
New Zealani
Alfred Gouleit
Nushratlie Vanasrallan
Pye
Gordon Walker
Jackie and Clarks
Australia
End of the royal tour in Monti with Duke and Duchess hosted by city
The Duke and Duchess of Conmwell and their entourage were feted at a 4 luncheon by the City Council. The Duke praised South Africa's future, urged public support for the Union, and expressed gratitude for kindness shown. The Royal party departed in the Bale moral Castle amid cheers as the Forte and Hermes escorted the liner.
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Monti
Conmwueht
Africam Union
Ant
South Africa
Balemoral Castle
Wes
Forte
Hermes
Thore
Reform in China Inauguration Prep Aims to Create Ministries
Pekin reports preparatory steps for a constitutional inauguration include transforming Navy and Arms Boards into ministries. The current 25 percent reduction in poppy cultivation faces swift opposition as the assembly weighs a total ban versus a practical suppression of trade.
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Pekin
Navy
Arms Boards
Wheat afloat and global grain shipments reported
London reports wheat afloat at high rates with United Kingdom imports. Last week Atlantic ports shipped 15 000 quarters to Europe and Pacific ports 8000 quarters. Total shipments to Europe reached 1 360 000 quarters with Argentina Brittany Russia England and Australia supplying portions.
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Europe
Atlantic
Pacific
Porte Oo
Ea Pape
Argentina
Arittany
Riuselm
Eneia
Danubian
Australie
Adelaide Electric Supply Company Declares Major Loss
In a Monday evening notice from Adelaide Electric Supply Company details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The report references a financial figure around 100 thousand pounds and mentions a decision or action affecting the firm’s operations. Further readable context is limited.
Sensational Balloon Voyage by Santos Ends in Tragedy
A German crew attempting a Munich to Switzerland ascent Saturday were caught in a gale and blown off course. The balloon crossed the North Sea at high speed and landed near the Orkneys on Sunday. One passenger died when a man was jerked from the car into the sea. Switzerland lies about 800 miles southwest of Munich. The Orkwerra vessel is said to be 100 miles north.
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Munich
Switzerland
North Sea
Wasnengee
Tommy Burns Retires From Prize Ring in Seattle Move
Vancouver reports Tommy Harrns, now in Seattle, announcing retirement from boxing. He will hand over boxing dates to Beastie, whom he names as the coming champion.
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Vancouver
Tommy Harrns
Seattle
Hin
Bogiah Wehting
Deck Dester
Beastie
Railway Collision at Willesden Junction London
A train rear ended a tram at Willesden Junction London on Monday evening. One person was killed and thirty seriously injured.
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London
Willesden Junction
Floods Hit England and France Cause Widespread Damage
In England severe floods sweep the Severn valley and Gloucestershire while Norfolk Suffolk and the Midlands report weary moods and isolations. In France a dyke burst at Ancensis in Lot et Cher department flooding several villages with fatalities reported.
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Norfolk
Suffolk
Midlands
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rLoops
France
Paris
Brenvne
Ancenis
Department of
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Declaration of London sparks Portsmouth address clash
London debates the Declaration of London with Admiral Beresford denouncing it as a disgraceful betrayal of national security and power. Shipowners' committee defers decision, sending the matter back to associations for freedom of action amid calls of submission to a superior sea power.
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Portsmouth
Lon’ Charlee Beresford Ead
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Ma Honal
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Freedont of Artion
Cage Disaster at Pemberton Pit Kills Seven in London
A mine cage broke away at the Pemberton Pit in Shropshire, London, killing seven workers today. Rescue teams recovered the victims as officials investigated the incident and warned of unsafe mining practices.
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Pemberton Pit
Shropabiré
Deferred Cable Rates Proposal Hopes for January Start
Cable rate talks merge into a single plan from Pacific model, awaiting approval by one European country in negotiation. If accepted, a lower rate for deferred cables may take effect January 1 next year.
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Hedrenary
Espionage in Germany Reported in Berlin and Leipzig
Berlin reports Captain Dux a French officer arrested at Friedrichhaven on suspicion of caplonage. The Supreme Court at Leipzig sentences two brothers to two years penal servitude for capionage. The government declines to allow British representatives to attend the trial of officers Branton and Treoch before the Supreme Court of Leipzig on the 16th instant.
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Friedrichhaven
Lake Constance
Supreme Court
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Branton and Treoch
Supreme Court of
Assault on Winston Churchill Leads to Imprisonment
London Monday evening. Tapiet Hugh Arthur Frankl assaulted Winston Churchill in a local street incident. The man was tried at the Police Court and sentenced to six weeks in prison.
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Tapiet
Hugh Arthur Frankl
JO Winston Churchill
London Wool Sales Report A Quiet Merino Market
London wool sales closed with merinos unchanged and crossbreds showing a light rise in activity. The market remained steady with limited demand and no notable price shifts observed by evening.
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London
Bonday
Rise in Silver Prices Quoted at Townox Market
On Monday evening in Townox, silver was quoted at 2s 36 184 per ounce standard with traders noting a notable uptick in the metal’s value amid steadier demand and renewed speculation about minting policies.
Peninsular and Oriental line reports large profit
London Monday evening a P. and O. Steamship Company report shows a profit of £275,981 with £7,100 carried forward.
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Penlicular and Oriental Steamship Company
Washi Shares Walks Get 30 In Morning Meet
A brief district track report notes Don Montay Evaing and Walks achieving a 30 unit mark in today’s event amid limited readable details from the cloved lines.
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Asara
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Telephone Troubles In Sydney Exchange Pilot Tests
A report on a tour of Sydney's telephone exchange led by Josiah Thomas among Lyoner Chamber of Commerce and manufacturers. The visit reviewed the common battery system planned to replace the magneto setup, noting current delays, subscriber boards, and the staged rollout causing continuing faults and longer lead times for complete installation.
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Ywstarday
Josiah Thomas
Lyoner Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Manufacturers
Hax Bern
Tate
N.3 W
Sixteenth annual NSW Chamber of Manufactures dinner in Sydney
The sixteenth annual Chamber of Manufactures dinner was held Monday night at Sydney Town Hall with a large, representative attendance including ministers and leaders from industry. Speakers praised past achievements and outlined future goals for manufacturing, stressing cooperation between employers and workers and the role of government in supporting industrial growth.
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Triftea
Gondoliers
William Lee
Farteigh
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Paxton
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Sweetnam
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Hai Beng
Rlone Corporation
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Change of Partnership In Local Firm
The firm of Iohn Bridge and Co. announces a change in partnership as of January 1. Mr F J Gow and Mr Hayes join Mr E Bryant, forming Bryant and Hayes. The Sussex produce firm, operating for 31 years, will be renamed Bryant and Hayes with Drm and Masara no longer part of the partner group.
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Aoi
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Wednesday Mails to Various Regions and Schedules
The notice lists ships and sailings from Fremantle and the Western Australia coast with connections to Macleay River, Newcastle, Eden, Wakatipu, Auckland, Noumea, New Hebrides, United Kingdom, Europe, India, and Adelaide. It details departure times, routes, and vessels including Bremen and Pacliquet, with a late afternoon and evening schedule and a Saturday excursion mention.
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Golf Championship Doubles at Manly Draws Big Entry
A large field entered the Manly golf championship on a Saturday with both metropolitan and suburban players contesting the doubles and handicap events. Rain cleared to bright skies as wind and firm greens shaped a tight competition. Sincair and Orr led early, but Oswald Sealy and N. F. Cheisioe surged to a strong finish. several pairs matched or beat their cards only narrowly. The playoff for top honours will feature Cheadle and O'Brien, Oswald-Sealy against Pudpel and Smith, with strong support from Laidley and Stephen and others in a detailed scoring round.
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Sjociait
A. Orr
Hey
Treura
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N. F. Cheisioe
Sinciair
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Ainch
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Whisky row erupts at town hall amid alderman clash
A heated council session ends with rebukes over whisky use and expenses. Aldermen Artiert and Earl clash with the Mayor over statements and the town hall drinks, while the meeting closes on a discordant note before the new year.
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Fainliz
Bart
Meerman
Mderman
Artiert
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Earl
Warmis
Snp
The Crown Studios Georgest Christmas Special Offer
An old pamphlet style advertisement from The Crown Studios near Roberts markets a Christmas mail order promotion for photographic enlargements. It touts a new 21 shillings enlargement size with bold claims of quality, includes references to art, black and white prints, and a money back style guarantee.
Saturday Half Holiday Exemption Contested in Newcastle
A deputation representing the Xewaastle Chamber of Commerce and local council presented to the Minister for Education and Labour urging Newcastle be exempt from the Saturday half-holiday law. They argued Newcastle relies on nearby Shankespers for trade and faced hardships due to the shopkeepers’ and employees’ adjustments. The minister said documentary evidence would be examined before any decision.
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Alstrict
A. Fe Gardiner
Newcastle
Rource
Abe Shop Uopers
Siert
Grape Nuts Promises Youthful Health Through Food
An old Norwich woman testifies to feeling markedly younger after using Grape Nuts for breakfast. She claims improved mood, energy for daily tasks, church attendance, and walking routines, attributing her renewal to the cereal and urging others to try it.
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Ant & Wood
Danan T
Adsobalic Bererags Noted in Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR line shows adsobalic bererags amid a local notice. Names and precise actions are unclear but the fragment indicates a notice of public interest or ad content in the newspaper page segment.
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