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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
10
King Leopold Fortune Actions By His Daughters
The article notes King Leopold’s estate valued at 23,600,000 after government service. Daughters Princess Louise Stephanie and Clementine hold shares and securities around 1,200,000, with chateau Valincourt and two villas at Ostend. Stephanie willing to compromise, Louise and Stephanie face forthcoming hearing over 100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluelels
Ostend
Stephanie
Louise
Proposed Deferred Cables Delays Set at Twent Four Hours
Lusnow Wednesday Evening reports that in relation to the deferred cables proposal the delay of messages at lower rated connections has been practically fixed to not exceed 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusnow
British Trade Shows Mixed Imports and Exports in November
According to the Board of Trade monthly return for November, UK imports increased by 2,479,401 pounds, exports at 2,876.07 pounds, and home exports of 706,718 pounds, compared with the corresponding month in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Board of Trade
United Kingdom
American Wheat Vehicle's Figure Cited in Report
The weekly wheat estimate notes American wheat stock at 74 814 000 bushels according to La Venderrot's figures cited in the evening edition. The data point reflects a large inventory level and indicates market implications for supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Venderrot
Duke's Debts to Be Paid to Italian Crown
The Duke of Pi notifies treasurers to pay his debts totaling £60,000 as per the King of Italy's decree. The note references the Tribe of Opera and ex-King Manuel of Portugal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Pi Bas
Italy
Tb Roeney
Operta
Mauoel
Portugal
Meteorite Fire Destroys Stable In Los Pon Incident
Wednesday evening a meteorite fell in Los Pon, demolishing a stable and causing damage to adjoining properties. Residents reported a bright flash followed by a loud boom as debris scattered, minor injuries were reported but no deaths. Local authorities began an investigation into the meteorite's trajectory and potential hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Pon
National Bank of New Zealand declares dividend
London Wednesday evening reports the National Bank of New Zealand has declared a dividend of ten percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
National Bank of New Zealand
Munificent Gift to Birmingham Promises New Picture Gallery
London reports a substantial donation from John Pewy to Birmingham totaling £40,000 to complete a picture gallery. The gift funds the project managed by John Penury and Sons, proprietors of the Birmingham Daily Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
London
John Pewy
John Fomury
John Prency
The Methodists. Don, Widnesday Evening.
A garbled World’s End Methodist report lists pastors, preachers, teachers, and a large number of church workers with scattered figures. the fragmentary item mentions a seminar and a Tuesday event in the Methodist context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Mr Monckton's Songs and a Telegraph Critique
A garbled report notes a refusal by a Miz to restrain the Gramophone Company from publishing works. Composer and critic Mr Thi Manektin is mentioned in relation to the dispute with the Filly Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weranostay Beening
Eh Miz
Thi Manektin
Telegraph
Gramaphone Company
Poueuills
Niademic Opera Sonrs
Fighting in Central Africa reported by Paris dispatch
Advices from Wentpal Atri plate say the Sultans of Massalit and Wadai attacked a French force in the Western Sondon, but were repulsed with many dead and wounded. The Sultan of Tadyedagin was among the dead and the Sallam of Wadal wounded. French casualties were heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wentpal Atri Plate
Massalit
Wadai
Sondon
Tallow Sales Report From London Auction
The London auction of Australian and New Zealand tallow saw offerings with several lots sold. Prices included mutton and fine medium qualities with varied prices. detailed figures appear partially obscured by OCR but indicate active bidding and sale of a portion of the tallow consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wednessay Brewing
New Zealand
Gia
Solar Prominences in Prussia Spectra Support Anode Ray View
Professor Reichenheim presents spectra studies from Charlottenburg showing solar prominences as anode rays streaming from positively charged nuclei, a Wednesday evening implication in Prussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottenburg
Prussia
Reichenheim
Cork City and Worcestershire East Vote Returns
The latest election returns show Cork City two seats won by W OBrien Indep Nationalist 65867 Maurice Healy O Brien 5367 W Remmond Nationalist 22 4746 A Roche Redmondite CTams In January W OBrien 4535 Roche 4438 Healy 420 Murphy Nationalist 3776 Sir Pragerald Independent 2061 Worcestershire East Right Hon Austen Chamberlain Unionist led over Filton Young by a 56 percent majority in January with 1264 to 6906 The Dundee debate featured Churchill Wilkie Lloyd and Glass with Scrymgeour Prohibitionist noting Churchill and Wilkie had large majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cork City
W. Ogrien
Maurice Healy
O'Brienne
W. Remmond
A. Roche
Redmondite
CT Ams
M. Healy
de W W. Murphy
Sir Pragerald
Worcestershire East
Austen Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Filton Young
Young
Winston Churchill
J. G. Lloyd
Dundee
Wilkie
Labor
Lloyd
J. Glass
Scrymgeour
Messia
Churchill
Snd Wilkie
Advantages of the Referendum in Plymouth Vote
Air A J Balfour telegraphs to Mr Valeri Astor Unionist candidate for Plymouth arguing referendum removes plural voting and prevents gross inequalities from large constituency sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
A. J. Balfour
Mir
Valeri Astor
Plymiouth
Saye
State of Parties Morning Totals Across Regions
Thatlowing was the state of parties this morning with England at 101, Scotland 11, Wales 1, Inland Redmonttes 26 152. For England 185, Scotland 3, Ireland 5 146.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Weles
Redmonttes
Ireland
Home Rule Debate Across Cities Sparks Sharp Attacks
Leaders from Unionists and Liberals clash over Home Rule policy. A J Balfour warns of burdens and dangers if accepted, while Redmond’s policy is accused of keeping the people ignorant. Sir Edward Grey argues Home Rule would not mean separation but warns of risks and sacrifices. Protests cite Ireland as a separate country risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Balfour
Cleater
Asquica
Balfour
Redmond
Edward Grey
Manchester
Leiborna
Tavistocs
Ireland
Veto proposals spark discord among peers and politicians
In Lancaster a Unionist Earl favors relinquishing his Lords seat to serve the state better. At Tavistock the Earl of Selborne calls the veto plan childish. In Stourbridge Mr George Wyndham predicts voters will oppose the Government on constitutional change and warns a constitution cannot stand with only half the electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Derby
Lancaster
Vsto
Rosebery
Lansdowne
House of Lords
Earl of Selborne
Tavistock
George Wyndham
Stourbriden
VARYING VIEWS ON LONDON ELECTION OUTLOOK
The Times notes no clear shift in opinion since January and predicts Home Rule will be settled by Mr. Redmond's plan, while Liberal papers forecast a London driven Tory defeat. The Daily News calls it the London election breaking Tory power, and the Daily Chronicle urges Tory rout. The Financial News expects another general election and a redistribution scheme before then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Asquith
Redmond
Edward Grey
Birrell
Bedman
Mr. Balfour
Daily News
London
Financial News
Festival of Empire to open at Crystal Palace next year
London reports the King will attend the opening concert of the Festival of Empire at the Crystal Palace. Agents General back Australia’s offer of free space worth up to £29,000 to advertise immigration policy, while Melbourne notes Minister Batchelor will not fund the Commonwealth’s participation in the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Crystal Palace
Coronaton
Australia
Melbourne
Afr
Batchelor
Commonwealth
Krups Scheme Backed for Armor Works in the Black Sea
St Petersburg reports the government supports Krups plan to outfit iron works at Marlupol on the Sea of Azov with an armor plant despite a £1,009,000 vote to equip national armor works at Yehra-Abo. Novoe Vremya denounces the move as improper for Germany to gain a foothold in the Black Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Petersburg
Ajoroe Vremya
Saya
Krups
Marlupoll
Sea of Atby
Yehra-Abo
Novoe Vremye
London Wool Sales See Mixed Dampened Prices and High Volumes
London wool sale figures show 43 000 bales to home buyers 59 900 to the Continent and 1 200 to the United States with 8 000 bales held over. Good merinos sold well with little change, while short and faulty grades fell. Greasy crossbreds were scarce and generally advanced. Prices for best merino lambs declined about 5 percent. crossbreds unchanged. Privex details list buyers and yard figures for Tuesday sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Continent
United States
Goonal
Midkin
Belfast
Isle Downs
Education in Russia St Petersburg Plan Rejected
Government rejects Duma recommendation to spend 100000 pounds to make universal education practical in Russia. The move, discussed in St Petersburg on a Wednesday, halts plans for broad educational expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Duma
Tolstoi Will Readied for Court In St Petersburg
St Petersburg reports Count Leo Tolstoy has appealed to Interior Minister Stolypin to annul his father's will as the Tolstoy family presses to carry out the estate plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Leo Andrew Tolstn
Stoltypin
Interior
Topher
First Aid Demonstration by Railway and Tramway Ambulance Corps
A large crowds attend a first aid demonstration in Sydney showing ambulance techniques and stretcher work. Officials including Lord and Lady Cadogan and the Lord Mayor view displays while participants improvise medical gear, and drills test proficiency for the Challenge Shield with 11 injured forms laid out for hospital triage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabulsnce Carpewan’ Bede de Sydney
Te Piadera
Cadsaora
Rane
Ratoer
Lintvield
New South Walea
New South Wales
Puntic
Suauta
Chelmaterd
Mate Hadwasls
Harding
Gomlbuens Pallens Revaroer Senenatians
CHU
Laviahs Ars
Birrell
Rasmeutter
Balmain Resumptions Stirs Property Owners Over Council Loan
Balmain residents oppose a council plan to raise £48,000 by loan and a higher rate to buy private interests and widen Darling Street. A government sanction was sought, a commission held an inquiry, and the report condemned the proposal. The defeat pleased property owners and local associations alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmain
Counncil
Darlingatreet
Owen
W. J. Law
Evening News
Messrs. Jones
Mollinson
Waa
Exwust 1
Macelle Prozres Association
Talmain North Vigilance Association
Interesting discovery in Balmain colliery
Geologists announce a possible new dating clue for Australia’s continent and its geological timeline. At a Royal Society meeting in Sydney, W S Dunn described fossils found in the Balmain pottery shaft at depth, suggesting mixing of plant fossils from two different periods and a result with broad implications for world geology. Further discussion promised at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian
Australia
W. S. Dunn
Royal Society
Sydney
Balma Arbor
Profuspor David
Pupils Concert at Waverley Hall Bond Junction
Miss Annie J. Beans pupils, aided by Miss Neille Mannacci and Messrs R Palmer and J Rein, gave a pianoforte recital at Waverley Hall Bond Junction. Violin and piano selections featured works by Atorer Gounod Chopin Mendelssohn and others. Several local girls and boys took part, including Leslie Vinton Rupert Farman and Christ ie Wride. Also noted, coach Thomas Forsythe, 48, died suddenly in Bombala amid flu like illness and measles reports. Mount Victoria association sought a subway crossing replacing an overbridge, and Narromine Peak line railway opens officially Saturday with ministerial attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie J. Bean
Neille Mannacci
J.C. Villareuna Opera
Messra
R. Palmer
J. Rein
Waverley Hall
Bond Junction
Atorer
Gounod
Bo Hotos
Tiger
Mendelssohn
Bohoptenn
Chopin
Rubenstein
Holler
Varnd Ilema Br Mise Nelle Mounsell
Messrs
J. Bribe
Lizsin Collingwood
Grace Barling
Dolly Barting
Thalia Clifford
Z. Clffard
Myrtle Quinery
Rathirws Gould
Rene Dixon
Bertha Bennett
Eileen Strath
Edith Fasran
Myra Turner
Jennie Weide
Leslie Vinton
Rupert Farman
Christie Wride
Keone Wriae
Thomas Forsythe
Bombala
Hargraves
Mount Victoria Progress Association
Tawad
Narromine Peak
HNI
New Companies Form in Australia with Capital and Shares
Couradde Esiste Limited registered December 6 with capital of E1000 and 2 shares to acquire interests in mining and property near Narre, with directors including J. G Rankin, H. Savage, D. L. Garner and others. Holveaben Gold' Petts Limited registered with capital E600 to acquire the Macquar ne Gold Mining Company interest. first directors listed. Phillip Political Labor League congratulates RD Meagher on his election as Chairman of Committees of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couradde Esiste. Limited
Couradda Estarr
Abe
Russell
HM Mackendin
Tompsull
Rrsielerrd
Sydnix Margayri Gold’ Petts. Limited
Lysharox
Aequire
Ha Macquarne Gold Mining Company
Liiind
Aml
J. G Rankin
Henry Savage
JC. Rankin
D. L. Garner
PB Smith
Ad Higinbotham
O A. Tabor
Rapki
CS Cress
Cecil PL Smith
J.D. Downing
Phillip Political Labor League
RD. Meagher Upno
Elsy Rion
Xe South Wales Legislative Assembly
Taxi Smash In College Street Causes Minor Injuries
A test-cab collision on College Street near Boomerang Street injured driver Ernest Milliwell and three occupants: Clarence Cummings a country visitor, Claude Martin of Er Skineville Road Newtown, and others. The wreck damaged the vehicle and street lights, but none suffered serious harm. Police and authorities investigated during parliamentary recess amid damaged lines and scattered wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Milliwell
Clarence Cummings
Claude Martin
Er Skineville Road
Newtown
College
Reel
Boomerang Street
City
Sydney
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King Leopold
British Trade
the Methodists
MR. Monckton
Central Africa
Panty Buamel
Cork
Proud’s Xmas
Pierinte
Bamgton
Varindor
Proud
Ri Frome
Black Sea
London Wool Sales
Education IN
Russia
Tolstoi
Railway and Tramway Anbulance Corps
Council
Balmain Colliery
Waverley
Dudge
Meaten
Patat Cape
Luett
Nustrarad
J. T. Jones & Sons, Ltd
George-Streat
SUNEY
Beteren G.e G
Bunter-streep
New South Wane
Unter
Lidltiy Ets
Tignirode
Heroarawea Oriston
Flegeltaub
College Street
Mr. Mokmien
Parsy
Fraser
Hughes
Kerr's
Tisaful Present
Bisenit
Pheene
Scala
Kerr
House OF Genuine Jewellert
Georges
Opp
Towa Fall
Otticane
Weis George Street
Dakgmeter
Mareets
Angus and Coote
ORNER
Steven Mant
Mp Pleasuren
D. Grant
Tailors of Inteerttr
George-St
Pari-St
Berowra
Ferowra Pats
Sean
Berowra Park Estate
Ant
Arthur Rickard & Co., Ltd
Mme Piyt-Staset
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