Admiralty Feud Over Commonwealth Naval Scheme
A House of Commons inquiry reveals ongoing disagreement between the Admiralty and the Commonwealth Government over naval funding and defense strategy. Mr Deakin criticizes complexity while Prime Minister Bull defends simplicity, noting divergence from Imperial Defence Committee recommendations and Creswell plan.
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Redmond
House of Commons
Clrll
Admiralty
Great Britain
Commonwealth
Deskin
Admiraly
Alien
Deakin
Bull
Committee of Imperial Defence
Nimret
Cresawell
Momover
Australia wants no part in imperial navy plan
The text criticizes the 1905 proposal for Imperial ships manned by Australian troops under federal control. It argues the plan lacked proper authorization, questions the handling of funds, and doubts the Admiralty and Government's ability to modernize naval warfare. It also references Deakin and the need for clarified terms and accountability.
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Admiralty
Deakin
Mr. Deakin
Cvil
Noted underpaid post office job in small township
The passage laments low pay at the Postal Department in Nanjungal and nearby areas, noting the need for a village post office and the struggles to hire staff. It describes a local grocer who doubles as postmaster and operator, often earning little despite the workload, amid calls for departmental reform.
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Nan
Gundugai
Gushijad
Allman
Numgus
Tha
Poal
Naigue
Ty Niléa
Billat
Taxing College Grounds For Unimproved Property Debate
The Rev. C J Prescott argues Newlurion College grounds should be taxed on actual use rather than unimproved value blaming a loophole that treats education institutions like speculative landholders. He cites Newington College gardens and playgrounds as genuine uses and urges discriminating tax policy to avoid monopolising land.
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C. J. Prescott
Newlurion College
Howaver
Anay
Rowduncen
Newington College
Debate Over Naval Command Authority After Victorie Camperdown
The article analyzes conflicting views on Admirals authority and obedience in naval command after the Victoria-Camperdown collision. It argues the dispute harms British naval prestige and calls for a final decision on whether officers may improvise or must follow established orders.
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Scott
Berssford
Bott
Ita Caprite Corps
Ita Mucas
Defeat of Meagher Sparks Sunday Concert Debate
The City Council rejected a snap vote allowing Sunday concerts at 7 o'clock, capping religious controversy stirred by Alderman Meagher. The dispute centered on church hours and hints of sectarian tension, with the Lord Mayor opposing Meagher’s stance and urging restraint.
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Unday
Meaghyr
Sta Ares
Heather
Stormy Petrel
Meagher
Meagher Avemms
Unis
Comnell
Suerpec
Alterman Meagher
Big Jewel Robbery Suspects Arrested in Sydney
Two men were arrested in Woolloomooloo and charged with buying stolen jewellery after a June 17 burglary at Nirvana Elizabeth Bay. Senior-constable Robertson and constables Newell and Anderson led the inquiry, with valuables valued at £510, including gold and diamond pieces and a silver card case. Both accused remanded to appear at the Water Police Court next Wednesday, with bail set at £300 in each case.
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Harry Bow
Nirvans
Bay Rosd
Elisapeth Bay
Rovertson
Newell
Anderson
Liverpool-street
Woolloomooloo
Hargrave-street
Darlinghurst
George Coleman
Robert Walton
Water
Harry Boum
Nirvana
Slisabech Bay
Water Police Court
Aed Ware
Attracting Philatelists and the Penny Postage Debate
An American paper discusses Great Britain and United States penny postage, noting the Postmaster General favored a mourning tampa stamp with a black border. It suggests philatelists would buy variants, including a red border for engaged couples, and contemplates color contrasts to convey emotions, though overall demand may be limited.
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Great Britain
United States
Amerian
Att Immarely
Cable News Item From Tate Region Report
A brief cable news note from the Tate area outlines a routine update received today. It mentions no events, people, or specific actions beyond the receipt of the news item.
Admiralty feud unsettles Channel Fleet chiefs in strange signal row
In London a report details friction between Admiral Lord Beresford and Rear-Admiral Scott amid maneuvers. A clash arose when Beresford reportedly signalled the Good Hops to collide with Argyll. the latter cruiser, after verification aboard, did not obey.
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London
Admiralty
Charles Beresford
Dona Pinner
Teimbers
Gabino
Charles Beresters
Charles Meresford
Bir Vrey Scott
Thakinel
Trim
Charles Bertefard
Iba
Percy Beott
Argyll
Sir Percy Gente
Obering
New Irish Loan Details Amid Market Moves
London news reports the new Irish loan offering covering 2600 pounds at 28 percent, with a minimum subscription of 8914 pounds. The issue appears to be underwritten and placed amid shifting financing conditions this Tuesday evening.
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London
British Persian spat over legation insult at Tehran
Britain presses for reparations after the Teheran episode. Russian minister Tevoleky backed Sir Toward Grey in demanding satisfaction for disrespect to the British Legation. Sir C A Spring Rice refused a verbal apology. Sir Fiwart Grex announced the Shah’s shelling near the legation was improper.
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London
F. Tevoleky
Poreien
Bourn of Commons
Legation
Bar Silver Rates in London Trading Session
London market update shows bar silver quoted at 28 0 13 104 per ounce standard. Investors monitor fluctuations as commodity prices respond to currency shifts and storage demand.
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London
Tyesty Hyoning
Anne Gould Marries Prince de Sagan in London
London report of Anne Gould wedding to Prince de Sagan at Strand Registry Office and French Protestant Church in Soho. Details note her prior marriage and divorce from Count Paul Marie de Castiliane and the plan for future issue.
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London
Anne Gould
Prince¢ Sagan
Strand
Soho
Paul Marie Boniface de Castiliane
Marriad
Prince de Sagan
Tuaband
Absinthe Prohibition Passed In Switzerland Referendum
A referendum in Switzerland has overwhelmingly banned the manufacture and sale of absinthe in the Confederation. The vote results impose a strict prohibition affecting producers distributors and retailers across cantons. Observers note the measure aligns with public health concerns and cultural sensitivities.
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London
Tuesay
Confederation
Ada Crossley lauded at London Lyceum reception
London Tuesday evening reports a reception for Mme Ada Crossley at the Lyceum. About 260 guests attended including the Agent General Lay Carruthers Lady Weedon and other readers from the Commonwealth.
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London
Mlte
Ada Crossley
Ihn Lyceum Chuthers
Agenta-General
Lay Carruthers
Lady Weedon
Commonwaith
Rom OUR Own Cable News Fragment
Local cable news fragment references late developments in cable service with scattered details. The readable text mentions company names and a subscriber context but lacks full sentences to establish a clear event or outcome.
Port au Prince Explosion Destroys Southern Districts
London dispatch reports Heuter’s core respondent claim that 2000 residents were killed or displaced as the southern Port au Prince area including Mayti was destroyed. An explosion at the arsenal also severely damaged the French cruiser Chaseulonp Laubne.
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London
Rynstag
Heuter
Beusua
Port-au-Priasu
Mayti
Chaseulonp-Laubne
Suspected extortion case at Bowser Street court
At Bowser Police Court, Robert Sutton Bleyinr was brought up on remand charged with attempting to extort money from J. B. Joal. Two further charges of demanding money by menace with intent to steal were preferred against Sievser.
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London
Bowssirer
Ear
Whys
Robert Sutton Bleyinr
Throais
J. B. Joal
Menure
Agaluiet Sievser
International Motoring Races at Dieppe Overview
London dispatch reviews the Grand Prix de Voiturettes at Dieppe France with top Continental drivers such as M. Guyot and M. Lautanadager driving Merceday and other makes. It notes uneven ground, a crash injuring Mr Harrison, and describes the event as the year's premier motor contest drawing entrants from major nations and manufacturers.
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London
Pterna- Monel Motor Ree
Grant Prix de Voiturelles
Topps
France
Yeater
Continental
Macianop
M. Guyot
Move & Delage Golireti
Mo Ailles
M. Lautanadager
Merceday
Mr. Harrison
Mrunels
Kursan
Impostor Pretends Charity Collector Robs City Chemist
A city chemist, Mr. Galdemith, was approached by a supposed charity collector on Tuesday. Posing as a fundraiser he asked for S100, but the chemist grew suspicious and pressed the man, who then fled after being confronted. Police are investigating the impostor’s wider scheme.
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Galdemith
Reme
Bern
Acquitted But Censured In London Fraud Case
In London Tuesday evening Joeeyh Onda, a known comic merchant, was charged with fraud tied to oat supply for the Mile End Guardians. The jury acquitted him but censured his loose business methods. Conspiracy and fraud charges remain pending, with several guardians involved.
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London
Joeeyh Onda
Asuittador
Gide
Fitt
Wreck of the Willinga Sold for One Pound
The wreck of the schooner Willinga lies at Port Stephene and has been sold to Mr. G. Waapor for £1. The Willinga was wrecked on May 37.
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Scmooner Wilingead Sbé
Port
Cow Invades Chemist Shop For Curious Turn of Events
Ryde Cornell planned to hire a junior clerk at £40 a year to relieve office duties and focus on cattle care. One evening a wandering cow wandered into Mr. Grigson’s shop, gazed at the counter, and fled toward Two Eastwoods after causing minor damage.
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Ryde Cornell
P. Grigeon
Hba
Admiralty faces rifts as officers refuse orders
A damaged telegraph summary notes English newspapers urging the Admiralty to address frictions involving Lord Beresford and subordinates. Reports tell of Lord Charles Beresford refusing to shake Sir John Pakenham’s hand, and Sir Percy Sent disobeying orders during North Sea maneuvers.
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Admiralty
Charles Beresford
Tharles
John Plaher
Newa
Percy
North Sea
Caief
Scott
Argyll
Batwros
Mr Arthur Royds Recital Presented in London
In London Tupedex Evening the newer notices publish favorable remarks about Mr Arthur Royds recital, praising his performance and technique as an esteemed event for music enthusiasts.
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London
Newermpers
Arthur Roya
Genuine Sander and Son Eucalyptus Extract Ad Declared Superior
A court case in Victoria affirmed the genuine Sander and Son Pure Volatile Eucalyptus Extract as superior to imitation products. The decision cites a recent death linked to inferior extracts and warns buyers to avoid deceptive preparations posing as the genuine article.
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Gis Supreme Coure
Victoria
Cutlery ad mismash teases shoppers with prices and names
A garbled catalog style notice touts cutlery and tableware sold by A Saunders and others. It lists knives and meat carvers with prices, emphasizes savings and quality, mentions presentation canteens, and invites readers to write for a catalog or visit a shop, showing many unreadable vendor names and prices.
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Zorka
A. Saunders
Wallmu Shemeld
Joann Rodgers
Danaert
Ts Md
Metralt
Goren
Harriaon Brahars
Uowann
Desbert
A. Bauifera
Minton
Sréser
Australian stocks and debentures close mixed in London
Australian Mortgage, Land, and Finance debentures closed at 100 percent, down 1 percent from two weeks ago. New Zealand Mortgage Company debentures at 90, up 0.5 percent. Sydney City debentures listed at 1513-1912 with a fall of 1.0 percent. Other stocks remained unmoved in the report.
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London
The
Stock Exchange
Aldermen Clash Over Footway Encroachments At Newtown Meeting
At a Newtown town council meeting, aldermen argued over notices to remove shopfronts and other encroachments from footways. The mayor urged calm as several shopkeepers protested. a vote ordered action to clear the footpath with later enforcement if noncompliant.
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Newtows
Coune
Fuwiphu
Aulerman Lewis
Ate
Bis
Ieee
Abe
Owen Sintieet
Allereyna
Laine Abe
Mayotte Ek Alterman Lewis
Lee le
Young Woman Beatrice Warn Dies in Paddington Hospital
Beatrice Warn aged 25 died at Foust Hospital Little Bay on a Tuesday afternoon in unclear circumstances. She complained of fever and weakness on June 18 and deteriorated, later admitted to Paddington Women’s Hospital before transfer to another ward where she died.
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Beatrice Warn
Singie
Torlaine
Artedel-street
Glade
Rydner Jeane
Paddington
Merger
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