Press Censorship Debate on Federal Telegraph Rates
A discussion in Melbourne framed Federal matter telegraph rates for press reports, defining what may be transmitted under reduced costs. The debate covered which Federal proceedings and documents qualify, the boundaries between Federal and State news, and the ongoing contention over gossip and parliamentary lobbies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilis
Australi
Europe
Victoria
Melbourne
Woolbhern
Pon reaMest
Anchie
New South Wales
Bourne Town Hall
Sydney
le Postal Department
Unis
Vawirast
Lo Ile
Commonwealth
Milton
Lords and Commons of
England
Free Community of
Australia
Press Censorship and Tariff Debate in New South Wales
The article discusses telegraph and press censorship under government tariff proposals in New South Wales. It argues ministerial bias in rate classifications for news dispatches, notes free telegraph use for MPs, and cites Milton and Russian censorship parallels. It credits Reid, McMillan, Hughes, Barton, and the free trade faction for political education and reform efforts amid evolving protections.
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Free Trade Party
Reid
New South Wales
Tarmiert
Victoria
William M'Millen
Willstow
William M’mijlay
Barton
Ponthia
New South Willea
Labor Party
Hughes
Federal Session Briefing and Immigration Legislation
A contemporary view notes the Commonwealth Parliament opened in May with six months to legislate yet achieved only a few non contentious acts. It critiques delays affecting business and the pace of reforms on immigration restrictions and the Pacific Islands Labourers Act, while noting party dynamics and pending federal measures. The piece discusses potential misalignment between policy aims and legislative momentum amid ongoing debate on undesired immigration and Kanaka deportation.
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Tsett
Barton Minterry
Commonwealth Affairs
Queensland
Parliament and Butter in a Circus of Cheerful Parubs
A quirky note on Parliament and a butter factory scene, mocking popular belief that MPs mingle only for self praise. The piece imagines lawmakers gathering for mutual glorification over butter, jokes, and distillery talk, lampooning parliamentary behavior with comic satire.
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Crows
Parlement
Farliament
Water shortage prompts Sydney residents to plead for relief
North Sydney households report severe water stress with dry taps, laundry and gardens suffering as summer nears. Residents criticize the Water and Beveridge Board for delays in supplying an adequate system for the eastern suburbs while population growth accelerates.
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Soxie
North Sydney
Evening News
Tony
Cartalh
Mowmnana
Willoughby
Bevernee Board
Barth Sydney
Levis
Oversight urged for Water Board to fix sewer issues
Residents complain of sewer problems after a cool summer and accuse the Water and Sewerage Board of sleeping on the issue. The article calls for immediate action to address the oversights and protect public health and comfort.
State leader questions memorial for soldiers in South Africa war
A NSW state leader sought information from the Premier on a memorial fund for soldiers who served in the South African War. The proposal discussed commemorating New South Wales dead with a memorial, possibly a building with frescoes and carvings, akin to Sydney’s General Post Office, to honor those who died on service.
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Ang Ral
Bee
Afric
New South Wales
South Afric
Henry Parken
Lear
Sydney
England v Australia First Test Day Three Play Summary
Weather warm and pleasant as England and Australia clash at the Byaney Cricket Ground on day three. England trail in the first innings 126 for three with Howell and Fill not out, while Barnes and Blythe pace the Australian attack. McLeod and Lancaster bowler Howell later fall as the score moves toward 122 percent? The report records misprints but notes steady batting and key dismissals as the sides strive for advantage.
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MacLaren
Australia
Byaney Cricket Ground
Howell
Remi
Barnes
Blythe
Howall
Hill
M'Leod
Brancd
Yiheban
Kelly
Darling
England
Burglars Busy in City Shops Across Suburban Streets
A spate of break ins reported Sunday and weekend nights with 9699 Georges Street shop robbed for a diamond ring and UM. Meaty Kwong War Chong and Co at 48 Campbell Street also hit with cash and clothing missing. Mr Devitt at 478 George Street found milk and stock damaged. entry gained by rear window, thieves climbing a low wall.
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Kosciunko
George-street
Georges Street
Peterson
Meaty
Kwong War Chong and Company
Campbell Street
Devitt
Mercer
Drekennin
Calimath
Stu
The New Town Clerk Takes Early Steps
Mr. Nesbitt the new town clerk met with Mr. Palmer at Yorn Hall this morning. He will not formally assume office before the new year, but is already becoming acquainted by working as much as possible at the task.
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Nesbitt
Palmer
Possibie
TO MORROW S AUCTIONS FOR AUCTION ADVERTISEMENTS SEA PAGE
Fragmentary OCR shows an auction notice listing items such as gentlemen's clothing and jewellery with irregular spellings and misreadings. Details are difficult to parse but indicate a sale by Jab P Liner and Me Deulstom with multiple lots and locations on Tewellery street.
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Tewellery
Ste
Jab P Liner
Gentlmoen
Ingeerwe
Me Deulstom
Untitled historical note with scattered names
A fragmented historical note mentions figures such as Aliver ptata and Jownis, referencing an attic context and a general. The text preserves a ceremonial or affectionate tone with phrases like best wishes and serenest for.
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Fortuna
Waitassie
The Kelly Gang Trial At District Court
The District Court heard a case involving The Kelly Gang related to alleged infringement and rights over a stage production. Key figures cited include defendants Coulter and Piddington with witnesses including Ned Kelly Outlaw and Bert Modger, as the hearing examined production rights, contracts, and the alleged misappropriation of materials used in previous performances.
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Denham
Bayuwstersreld
Sirdewey
Jobe Puller
Aban John Puller
Jan
Benjamie Puller
Peoples
Pullee Rapley Company
Carlie Feagh-Wrest
Arner
Piddingtom
Creanait
Badie
Briemeaun
Neville Migtagu
Cecil Jon William Nireen
Solicer
Mesdra
Chenhall
Biddle
Vourael
Coulter
Akeiches
Aultiter
LeuFusla
Ad Kelly
Akeicher
Outlaw
Jim
Ed Kelly
Coullee
Coulter Rimdell
Couler
John Fuller
Ned Ketly
Ulia
Bert Modger
Grant
Hodger
Neal Kelly
Gutlaw
Ietter
WoShinen
Kelly
Widt
Bierelle
Abe
Piddington
Colter Hall
Akeades
Hie
Wate Heike
Witmer
Menti
Tia
Ives
Piddingtom Eros
Tual
Wiinepe
Mian
Mortyn
Mite
Mentyn
Mr Coulter Wivbel Ck
Hitler
Aurion
RAF
Werner Alley Stoderr
Bearrival
Dan Tar
Dione
Kalle Gane
Aleeswitg 'Themer
Melbourne
Regia Alt Rede
The Soldier and the Gun miners incident trial
Coronal Henry Prell of the Submarine Miners faced a Water Police Court appearance after a distressing incident aboard a mine vessel. The accused drank prior to the event, was remanded in bail terms, and faced charges tied to a gun and threats aboard the ship. Proceedings focused on бары details and sureties, with contested bail amounts and conditions.
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Henry Prell
Ritle
Wyler Og Westbews
Gmrer
Payion
Pakeed
YeuRel
Prall
Plumber Fell From Wall Near Standard Brewery Site
A plumber named Wut Larey, 19, fell from a scaffold at Parramptun near the Standard Brewery in the wake of a building collapse scare. He landed on sand below, injuring his ankle and suffering a broken arm. He was taken to Hospital for treatment.
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Wut Larey
Parramptun
Somoue
Ehont
Pelieh
Mooretreet
Sarbertnm
Samme
Tole
Brande
Trapesa
Carbyes
Soncapenst
Pew
Sydsey
Ube
Sidary
Jala Bourve
HM Sa Ferree
Newcastle
Ue Regunreiien
Isham Maile
Lietin
Charles Charman
Ryder
Aire Frum & Bane
Aleeis Alvermaysternneal
Gieallee
Myris
Tesd
Merry Wits
N. Joeee
Meere Trechorcal College
Abe
Marden
Walleuiiems
Hytnar
Caltheggn
Bydory
Uroghien
Local tragedy and public notices mix with wartime era updates
A fragmented report details a death linked to a car crash and possible homicide, plus scattered public notices about hospitalizations, legal actions, and union meetings. The piece weaves accounts of investigations, a city gathering, and upcoming events in Newcastle and surrounding areas, highlighting civic concerns and community responses.
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