The British Elections In London Tuesday Evening
The latest returns show high turnout and nationwide results with several unopposed reelects and multiple constituencies reporting. Notable names include Lowther, Runciman, Macdonald, Smith, O Connor, and O'Connor in Liverpool. Totals indicate Liberal and Unionist strength across England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland.
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London
Cumberland
Penrith
Lowther
As. J
Mayo
John Dillon
Pewsbury
Runciman
Boant of
Eucation
Skmpaon
Leicester
Crawshay-Willame
Ramay Macdonald Tah
Witalipe
Liverpool
Walton
F. E. Smith
An Permiwan
Scotland
T. P. O'Connor
SEB
Deirdetom
Hamer Greenwood
Goldstone Lab
Wicks
Ulmn
Samuel
England
Wales
Ireland
Bedmondites
Tistontste
Brueland
Totat
Empire's Ties Speech Sparks Proposals on Colonial Safeguards
At Wandsworth Sir Heury Kimber argues with Mr Nesbitt that Thiel risks eroding constitutional safeguards and strained ties with the Mother Country. The Canadian ex-Judge endorses the warning, saying the Empire could drift under political passions.
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Wandsworth
London
Heury Kimber
Nesbitt
Thiel
Liberal candidates argue for an unassailable navy and strong Commons
In a telegram Sir Asquith and Mesara declare the Liberal party's line on national security. They contrast the unassailable navy against foreign attacks with a reinforced House of Commons as a bulwark against Lorda aggression. The appeal urges electors to defeat opponents and decide between constitutional reform paths.
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Sir Asquith Ina
Mesara
Hemncorde
Harben
Woptamouth
Lord C. Beresford
Mir Valle
TRG Liberal Party
Dome
Conmuons
House of Lorda
Auquith
Cotter
Pigey Schemes at Eleventh Hour Described in Turbulent Memo
Fragmented OCR recounts a political debate likened to a crisis hour. It notes House actions, fiscal spendings, and a push by Cimcon and allies amid references to British imperial policy and South Africa. Unclear names and dates appear amid garbled phrases and archaic diction.
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Soith
Ube
Ps Bern
Siwala
South Africa
Asguit
Artiolk
Most Wanton Dissolution In Government Debate
Lord Rowebary condemns the government's plan as a tyrannical move toward single chamber rule and hereditary control of the House of Leeds, arguing it destroys the constitutional balance and denies direct home rule to the people. The message decries a reckless dissolution and urges adherence to balanced governance.
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Lord Rowebary
Glaagow Hocalds
Sayar
House of Leeds
Ihieir
Lord Spencer's Prophecy Stirs Debate in Parliament
Earl Spencer spoke yesterday asserting the country would soon appeal to the Lords. He urged adherence to popular wishes and warned against defiance. The comment touched on governance and constitutional overreach amid a tense political climate.
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Earl Spencer
Ireland and the Revenue Debate Casts Light on Imperial Funds
A senior Warwick official argued against granting an independent parliament for Ireland. He noted Ireland would contribute about £7,000,000 to Imperial revenue while drawing roughly £10,000,000 from Britain’s treasury. The debate centers on Ireland's fiscal role and its relation to Britain's goals.
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N. Lyttelton
Unianme
Warwick
Immovatum
Imperial Revenue
Ireland
Prosert Heéwell
Britain
Keir Wardif's Nappy Day
A fragmentary protest piece by Keir Hari addresses Merthyr Tydal advocates and calls for Ipsland and Wales unity. It laments landlord power, urges voting for Labour, and envisions a future without poverty through collective action and peace.
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Keir Hari
Soelallss
Merthyr TydAl
Ipsland
Wales
Abd Adda
Referendum debate sparks coalition and party tacticals
A speech in Wooler outlines a referendum plan tied to devolution and tax policy. Figures including Lord Spencer, the Marquis of Lansdown, and Mr. Kalfour discuss timing, party lines, and constitutional implications for South Africa and government power.
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Muward Grey
Ikste
Wooler
Northam
Worland
Beveramont
House of Lords
Hwe of Commons
Clerza
Tom Tit
Ailianes
Mossaaina
Spencer Yestering
Cours
Marquis of
USA
Asquith
Unioniais
Unionists push Lords reform and referendum at Bouchampton
Mr. W. A Long of Automist spoke at Bouchampton saying Unionists are resolved to reform the House of Lords to bring it closer to the people and to introduce the referendum principle with amendments to permanently secure the people’s right to influence legislation.
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W. A Long
Bouchampton
Wealden
House of Lords
How the Polling Goes in Morning Papers
A boiled down summary of opinion pieces from The Times The Daily News and The Daily Chronicle on recent polling trends. The piece notes liberal defenses praised Labour Tory divisions and increased attacks by Liberals. It suggests the public remains wary perplexed and seeking clarity as January’s shifts echo again.
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Times
Anya
Young
Sgures Reveria
Daily News
Liberata Wan
Voting Machine Tests Cut Election Costs in Rome and Milan
Successful tests show Bogeiano's voting machine handling principal referenda in Rome and Milan, cutting costs from £1000. The device reportedly registers 10,000 votes per day at about £3 each.
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Rome
Tuewiay Hraning
Bogeiano
Machlun
Milan
Willesden Railway Disaster Reported In London
The collision at Willesden Junction occurred after a signal may have been misread or ignored. The slow grain train was detained for ticket checks, and the express should have been signalled to stop. The driver claims the signal was against him, the oncoming train prevented him from stopping, and a second death followed the catastrophe.
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London
Wal Jenden Junction
Willesden Junction
Labor in South Africa bids farewell to Fisher and Fonds
In Cape Town a Labor Party conversazione last night honored Australian Prime Minister Mr. Fisher and New Zealand Minister Fonds. The Labour delegates praised Australian progress while Fisher urged unity and coherent policy amid disorganised Labour factions across South Africa.
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Capetown
Labor Party of
South Africa
Fisher
Labor Party
Australia
The Gale in the Caspian Capsized Sailors’ Quest
The Caspian Sea gale of Tuesday evening cost 314 lives as ships were overwhelmed by the stormy weather. Rescuers pressed on amid high waves and plummeting morale along the St. Petersburg dockside.
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ST. Petersburg
Caspian Sea
Consuls Fall as London Markets Open on Tuesday
Consuls fell 1 percent from Thursday to Tuesday in London trading as investors reacted to early-week developments. The market decline follows a cloning event noted earlier, with investors watching currency and commodity reactions.
Australian shares report on London Stock Exchange
Dalgety and Company Limited 5% shares fell again after a fortnight while Goldsbrough Mort and Company B debentures rose to 59. Other listings include Australian Mortgage Company debentures at 100, City of Sydney 4% debentures at 101, Dalgety 4% debentures at 93, Metropolitan Gas Melbourne 4% at 103, and Australian and New Zealand Mortgage 4% debentures at 101.
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London
Dalgety and Company, Limited
Goldsbrough, Mort, and Company
New Zealand
City of Sydney
Dalgety and Company
Lin Ied
Metropolitan Gas Company
Melbourne
London Wool Sales Show Prices Firm Amidthin Competition
London wool sales conclude with firm prices and strong competition. Notable figures include Baltana at 94d, Karrathe 104d, Torella 110d, Neatapa 10d, Awhea 10% d, Horopito 120% 4, and others such as Muragao 19%4, Catwarro 12%4, Warkon 2%34.
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London
Bar Silver Quotation From London Markets
London markets quote bar silver at 2 shillings 17 and three quarters pence per ounce standard for Tuesday evening trade.
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London
Privy Council Reserved Judgment in Brown v Brows
The Judicial committee of the Privy Council in London has reserved its judgment in the case Brown v Brows from New South Wales. The appeal concerns disputed legal questions raised before the Privy Council on Tuesday evening.
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London
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Brown
Australian Views Exhibition At Trafalgar Square
An advertising item notes a biograph exhibition showing Australian views in London at Trafalgar Square attended nightly by about 100,000 people. The Australian Club held a gathering with High Commissioner Mir Georgy Maid presiding, highlighting ongoing exhibitions related to Australia.
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London
Gearee
Australis
Arvemgalter
Hagor Grant Tailor 18 Kongot OKLE
The text presents a boastful tagline praising a tailor named Hagor Grant Tailor 18 Kongot OKLE for exceptional attire. It reads like an advertising blurb emphasizing style, craftsmanship, and elegance without verifiable events or concrete details.
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Hagor
Grant
Kongot
Anti Chinese Club movement shakes Hong Kong queues
An anti Chinese movement began in Hong Kong causing 11,000 Chinese to discard queues at temple grounds over three days. The protest centers on Chinese Club activities and public displays.
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Rongkong
Hongkong
Argentina's Wheat Crop Surplus for Export Expected
Jueno Ayres Tuesday evening Mr. Broomball estimates Argentina will have a wheat export surplus of about 3,000,000 tons. Some districts reported yields of 27 percent per hectare, approximately 17 carats.
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Juenos Ayres
Broomball
Argentina
German Business Methods and Japanese Reactions Abroad
The Japanese Ambassador and business leaders lament German secrecy in industry. Japanese travelers settled in other nations where they encountered barriers and fears of Pan-German influence. The speech notes increased Japanese interest in opportunities elsewhere and comments on German protective measures.
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Burlin
Thay Alatrami
Goanionen
Reichstag Adopts Clause On Conciliation Boards In Germany
Berlin Tuesday Evening Reichstag adopts main clause of a bill to establish later conciliation boards. Home Minister Delbruck and Chancellor’s representative oppose including railway men citing a recent strike in France.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Herr Delbruck
France
King's Cattle Prize Winners at London Show
King secured six first prizes and three second prizes at the Agricultural Wall cattle show in Islington. His Majesty narrowly missed the champion prize amid strong competition.
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London
Islington
Macedonian Atrocities Reported by Time correspondent
Time correspondent from Sofia reports 4980 people beaten and tortured in Macedonia during rearmament efforts. Eleven died and four were maimed for life, detailing severe violence in the region.
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London
Timea
Sofia
Macedonia
Lancashire Cotton Trade Sees Higher Losses in Year
London report states 72 Lancashire cotton spinners with capital of 3,563,716 pounds and 6,973,196 spindles posted an average loss of 10.26 percent for the year ending November last, versus 7.73 percent for 1909. The note adds a recent improvement over the last three months with spinners returning to profit.
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London
Papal Legate Telegram Sparks Dominion House Debate
In Vancouver Sir Wilfrid Laurier the Prime Minister said Acting Administrator Mr Justice Gironara did not consult the Government before sending a telegram to Cardinal Vanutelli the Papal Legate at the Eucharistic Congress. Laurier argued the French term transisted into English signified respect rather than homage.
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Vancouver
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Gunation
Dominion House of Commons
Justice Gironara
Vanutelli
Boom in Furniture Trade Pushes Wage Increase Demands
The United Furniture Trade Society officers report a booming trade and rising demand for higher wages. Many first class workers already earn £3 weekly, with increases from £2 to £4 weekly showing in practice. The shift follows a law curbing Chinese night labor, diverting work to European firms and boosting production.
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Buch
United Funnitere Trade Society
WGI
Renan
Mosman Christmas Carnival Plans Attract Thousands
The Mosman Christmas Carnival expects about 2000 visitors to attend the holiday event. Organisers promise staged services and safety measures with weather easing concerns for a smooth evening for attendees and residents.
Military College Staff Appointments At Duntrogo
Military authorities appoint staff for the newly formed College at Duntrogo in the Queanbeyan district. Major C. W. Gwynne becomes Director of Military Art at £800 a year, Major-General E. G. Sinc clair Mackague becomes Director of Drill at £700, with Lieut T. B. James as adjutant and Lieut T. J. Lynch as quartermaster. Professorships go to A. Barnard and others. salaries and positions listed amid a string of named officers and academics.
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Atllars College
Duntrogo
Queanbeyan
Olajor C. W. Gwynne
Cog
D.rn
Royal Engineers
England
E.G. Sincclair Mackague DC
Yorkshire Regident
Lietenant
T. B. James
Queensland
T. J. Lynch
New South Wales
A. 4
A. Barnard
Mathematice
Ormond Caliten Ktoenene Uarvoraty
Ansalmed
Hosking
Gobsel
Ballarat
Melbourne University
V. J Milles
Groner
Victoria
Thursday Mails and Late Trains at Sydney GPG
Mail notices outline late departures from Sydney GPG with service to Western Australia Tassania Melbourne and Cape de Salamis. Details mention Wor Wardett Ri and various connections via Adelaide Albany Merimbula and Melbourne with departures around 5 to 6 pm. Transport timetable fragment indicates multiple routes and destinations.
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G.P.G
Sydney
Wor Wardett
Ciey
Grafton
Western Australia
Adalaide
Albeny
Tassania
Melbourne
Wedding Day Drunk Arrest Report From London Event
A man named Lois Callafsieg from Lingtoa Road in Keatist Town London attended a wedding at the Marvicbens Patios Cours to celebrate with friends. He was arrested shortly after the event in the afterroom. He asked where his wife would forgive him.
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Jre
Lois Callafsieg
Lingtoa Road
Keatist Town
London
Sot
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