Referendum Vote Signals Reform Tone in New South Wales
Early results show a strong swing toward reduction of Legislative members, with about a hundred thousand votes counted in favor. The reform party claims backing from public opinion and notes the Bow Minister and Parliament may not reflect popular will as voters approve trimming the chamber to ninety members. The government faces pressure to implement redistricting and finalize the reduced assembly size.
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New South Wales
Party of Reform
Abus
Curio
Gether
See
Opposition to a Parliament reduction and its risks
The piece argues against reducing parliamentary membership, accusing the Labour Ministry and Labour Party of obstructing the referendum. It warns electors to watch the Legislative Assembly and its handling of the issue, suggesting a danger to parliamentary power and the public’s voice in the process.
Justice and punishment options in Changryi incident
Fragmentary report discusses potential punishment for Changryi and Chang-yu in a mining dispute. It notes Feb dates, possible boiling oil punishment, and uncertainty over trial outcomes and who bears responsibility, with references to authorities and adversaries.
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Changryi
Talewlan
Chang-yu
Changi
Fragmentary notice from a damaged text about German relations
A garbled passage references a Priver entering Germany, a WURIHP title, and German customs. The text is unreadable in key parts, with terms like China and Priver appearing alongside unclear references to ranks and exits. Overall, the fragment lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize.
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China
Germany
Germal
Pinky Tom case stirs coroner inquiry on wine dangers
A drunken Adelaide incident linked to a bottle labeled Pinky Tom prompts a coroner's inquiry. Testimony condemns cheap wine as deadly and warns of intemperance, citing a man who died after drinking low-priced wine and a bizarre tale of a second-hand wooden leg.
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Adelaide
Mare Jrywan
Amicus Curiae
Ad & Serigus
Poe-Lexet
Continental Promoters Rally Despite Poor Weather at Summer Nights
The Continental reports a windswept concert at Sydney Cricket Ground with a near-capacity crowd. Performers Miss Kate Hancock Miss Jeanie Ler Miss Elate Poerleas Mr Emille Susmileb Mr Daitley Ceborne and Mr Karey Witte impressed attendees while the Naval Brigade Band offered spirited selections. Mr T R Iicketts served as sherpanist. Pome Wanders ing One and Mine Etsie Peeriss drew notable audience reactions.
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Bydney Cricket Ground
Kate Hancock
Jeanie Ler
Elate Poerleas
Emille Susmileb
Daitley Ceborne
Karey Witte
Naval Brigade
T. R. Iicketts
Andingen
Innamincka Disaster Recounted By Coroner Inquiry
A chaotic account of the Innamincka boiler explosion on December 10 ends with the acting City Coroner Alla M'Dougall declaring the death accidental. Witnesses discuss a corroded boiler tube, a water-worm hole, and possible metal fatigue as the cause.
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Staimino Inpamincka
Richard Chitte
Alla M'Dougall
Harris-strost
Joshua Parker
Pyrmont
John Woods
Venice
Thien
Arbitration Court Hears Northern Collieries Wage dispute
The Arbitration Court heard the industrial dispute between the Colliery Employees Federation of the Norham Lueiriet and the Northern Colliery Proprietor Association over wage reductions and the existing hewing rate. Campbell and Wade represented opposing sides as the judges discussed the validity of the January agreement and the potential impact on working conditions and wages in February. The president noted the case hinges on whether the 1890 agreement remains in effect and whether the respondent body complied with its terms.
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Norsham Lueiriet
Campbell
Mr. Walt
Wade
Bourke
Epa
Campbell Weld
Am Noblisarion
Curley
Crmpball
The New Commonwealth Parliament Returns Complete
The article lists members of the Senate and House of Representatives with many names from Victoria South Australia New South Wales Queensland Tasmania Western Australia and other colonies. It notes varying certainty levels in the return results and includes ministerial and party-designated figures along with several individuals and regions.
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W. A Trewwith
Striee
Maur WA Zeal
Victoria
J. d Brahe
Gueventent
Parse Devih
Nee Wali
Keating
B Stuientr
Tess
Drpenitiog
Walker
J. Waka “Ek TD Milles
E. Puistorn
J.P Gray
New
R Preser
Fravoria
K & C. Baker
J Symon
South Australia
AF Mathews
Smile
West Australia
J & Cleemack
Dissage
J. M8 Parise
Teamunis
Findley
Victorial
Biges
Brewer
Turkey
Taivone
Querseland
G Morewer
Guthrie
WM. Storey
D. J O'Keefe
Tasmania
GF. Pearer
de Lar
G Henierson
J W. Crott
Weat Australia
House OF Representatives
Ministerialea
Chmumnan
vAir Witlam Lyne
T T. Ewing
Sunriber
South Australis
Joke Porrest
War Auaizalla
W. Piorree
Teutanaia Orpoiiies
D_ Thomeon
G. W. Loi Aceeld
Bruce Health
Wee. Kelly
W Witks
Iarin i. Gonio
Bibwood
WE. Jobane
Loumtale
Vietoria
K. Edwards
Queensland
P. M‘mahon Otyna
SA Poratan
Air F Molder
Soul “Austra” van Sh Mahes
Weel Avatraitas Air Bradios
Wo M'Williame
Unione Uth
T Breen
Avanos
Thomas
L Watkins
W. Webster
Spout
Waiaou
Nsw
of. Tudor
Ronald Vetoriag
M Dooslan Oulvit
J. Page
Wilkinson
W. Ramtona
Pueher
Thosrpave
Queens
Matohinon
Ave
Riverina election recount yields Blackwood victory
The Riverina contest saw initial ads and openings, then a late return that put Mr. Blackwood ahead. Mr. Chanter pressed the same ground but failed to overturn the result, with Blackwood finally winning by a narrow margin.
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Riverina
Bath
Mr. Blackwood
Chanter
Black
Times and Daily Chronicle weigh Labour aims and coalition hopes
London commentary argues about Labour's cautious ascent and the need for honest constitutional government. It discusses coalition possibilities among remaining parties, warns against corruption, and notes potential impact on parliamentary control and the Commonwealth’s governance.
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London
Times
Inter Communications 1
Daily Chronicle
Women at Law in Sydney Slander Case
In Sydney's wiviot Court Mrs Rateeleimlag sues for £0 damages claiming slander by Mary Kate and Jona Matlicure with Mrs Matheson, alleging she was described as immoral and untrustworthy. Defendants deny uttering the words and contend they did not imply an indictable offence. judge reserves decision for tomorrow.
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Mary Kate
Thomas Kate
Jona | Matlicure
Mss Matheson
Mill Street
Carlton
Ther
Murray
Sydney Wiviot Court
Rateeleimlag
Matheos T2
Thane
Sumas
Sbe
Hate
Tomora
Windsor resident dies after Sydney tram accident
Macdouak Young of Windsor district died in Sydney Hospital from injuries incurred when he stumbled on George Street while crossing toward Circular Quay. He sustained internal injuries, with the accident occurring Saturday near Enmore and Wrayard Streets, then found at the scene.
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Windsor
Macdouak Young
Sydney Hospital
George-street
Young
Wome Wrayard-Street
Enmoretam
Circular Quay
O Sull ivan notes public works meeting delays rail shift
Fragmented report shows Public Works Committee delaying proposed railway work. Labor and industry leaders discuss shop delays and next steps. Friday shops to vote Wednesday evening on the plan with a 1 pm meeting follow up.
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Mat Yestentay
Cmat Railway
of Labont and Industry
Bloyees
Ualea
Bas Bove
Bhs
Shipping Disaster Near Seal Rocks at Calladen
Reports from Seal Rocks describe a shipping calamity near Calladen with the vessel bound for the Richmond River. Observers note dangerous seas, a ship remaining intact but stranded. Captain Wis Hatilie from the Wirces ship is named, and the Seal Rocks area is described with navigational hazards near two prominent rocks about one and a half miles off the coast.
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Sydney
Wis Hatilie
Bir Tome
Bane Werland
Seal Rocks
Sidoey
Bagarl
Later Message On Sinking Of Boat Beal Rock
A later message arrives during the siege noting the wreck of the Beale Rock during the night and the vessel beached near the Pewlet area, raising questions about damage and salvage prospects.
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Sieie
Arrcrae
Sas
Orebold Ie
The Light Sees Seal Rocks Light At Highthouse Summit
Ice notes the Seal Rocks beacon is visible from See Weather at twenty two miller. The Highthouse rises to four thousand three hundred eighty eight meters, marking a notable vantage point in the region.
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Highthouse
Randwick Training Semi Final Gallops Spark Interest
Reports from Randwick describe a bustling training session with multiple horses pushing for final positions. Notable performances include Ter and dogs of warlike pace, with several runners clocking solid times over seven furlongs and a mile, while Mares and colts showed form in close finishes amid steady track conditions. The meet featured many owners watching eagerly as horses like Pasema and Pasema Beat contest distance flags and J Gow guided several others through brisk work.
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Beisa
Pasema
J. Gow
Abd Ram
Dotoran
Dalkeith Caniere
Vinin
Tina Sieve
Abdie
Geuaads
Alec
Tmn Tin Fontes
Wratler
Mattar
Lengiha
Tim Liaw
Tain Ieee
Lord Pitaruy
Hawker
Deperranio
Possum Eyes
Ascary
Jenatien
Ball & Min
Beses
Imam
Imo
Imi
Carregess
Ixis Sheem
Mander
Divianes Air
Holidays and Early Closing Procedures Clarified
The Department of Latour outlines holiday and early closing rules for retail stores. Some shops will remain open on Saturdays until 1 pm, while others are modified by arbitration decisions.
The Watchman's Chase Intersects Oxford and Crown Streets
Reports describe a rapid sequence of revolver shots near the intersection of Oxford and Crown streets causing fear among residents. Eyewitnesses say a swift pursuit followed, but no arrests are confirmed at this time. Authorities cautioned the public to avoid the area as they investigate the incident.
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Oxford and
Crown Stferts St
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