Miner Court Turmoil Ends as Judge Heydon Resigns
In March the Special Court for Newcastle miners faced widespread work stoppages as employees refused to work, delaying proceedings and prompting President Judge Heydon to resign in disgust. The disruptions, led by youths and miner executives, Hampered court operations, casting doubt on reconstitution of the tribunal. Wade’s reappointment was requested with Heydon’s consent.
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Newcastle
Cowet
Miners’ Federation
Treydon
Miner
Heyden
Nmbers
Wade
Court notes suspended sittings and miner concerns
The court plans a nine fortnights resumption with the Port heard case of a Terniha miner. Calls for firm authority by Midge Heyton to curb contempt and ensure tribunal credibility while miners and proprietors work toward rehabilitation, hoping for no repeat failures.
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Terniha
Cisima
Ite
Ama
Midge Heyton
Xind
Speech on sport and defense at St George cricket dinner
The notes summarize Mr Parkes MLA's remarks at the St George Cricket Association dinner. He argues sport supports national defense while mocking plans for a standing army. He suggests sporting bodies donate fields and jokes about using sport to deter or repel invaders, predicting mixed reactions if his views reach Tokyo.
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St. George
Mrr
Parkes
Bays
Moltke
Australia
Nim
Focal
Tokyo
Western Gambler Metaphor Heralds Western Division Outlook
In a speech opening the Shrep Show the Minister for Works, Mr Lee, reflected on the Western Division’s development and warned against repeating past gambles. He cited a tour, urged prudent settlement of land, and criticized pastoralists who overextended credit and stock during bad seasons, noting nature ultimately rejects reckless bets and that losses largely stemmed from overconfidence.
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Worka
Lee
Far West
Cain
Lesmagines
Breakfast Club Movements Across Countries
A fragmented article discusses efforts to wake people early for breakfast. It notes a Daylight Saving campaign in old country and a New York reformer promoting social receptions at dawn. The piece questions the ordinary man’s morning readiness and hints at government breakfast responsibility.
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Pearac
New York
Kaa
Cheeo
Salin
Zhubla
Jae
Debating federal plans to curb sparrows in Australia
The Victorian Chamber of Agriculture backs a federal scheme to destroy sparrows. The piece suggests Prime Minister Deakin could lead with new ideas aided by ministers and advisers, while lamenting political scams and calling for unity to address pests like moths and prickly pear.
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Victorian Chamber of Agriculture
Commonwealth
Fede ‘Eral
Deakin
Labor Party
William Lyne
Mauger
King
Chamber of Agriculture
Cobar Cites Food Sampling Cutbacks by Council
A Cobar report notes the municipal council refused to allow food sample collection for Department of Health analysis citing expense. The piece argues neglected local inspection invites food adulteration and warns that power under new law may falter through disuse.
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Cober
Department of Health
Cobar
Chanteant at Town Hall Amid Rainy Evening Cheer
A large crowd gathered at Sydney Town Hall for a cafe chantant raising funds for the Geomen's Institute. Miss Rawson, Admiral Sir Richard, Lady Poors, and many officials attended as bands from HMS Challenger and HMS Power played, dancers performed, and a festive buffet setup brightened the decorations despite a steady downpour.
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Chantant
National
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Challanger
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Uke Sydsey Guarte Mowers
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Aberanen Woite Star Lical
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Charlie Toe
Union S. Company
Philip Mortza
Bradman
Mra
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Regal Nacy
Finner
Fairfax
Erarth
Mr. Gordon-Werehe
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David Digksan
Miler
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Maniea
Cambridge Defeats Cambridge Blues at Lord's by Two Wickets
Inter-University cricket match at Lord's ends with Cambridge edging Cambridge Blues by two wickets. Cambridge totals 38 points to Uxbridge 1 as seven teams partake. last year Cambridge won by seven.
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London
Cambridge
Lord's
Sfeventy
The Port au Prince Fire Causes Huge Loss in Hayti
London reports that the Port au Prince blaze in Hayti destroyed property valued at about 2,000,000. The vivid account notes the extensive damage and the scale of the fire's impact on the city.
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Port-au-Prince
London
Hayt
Presidential Campaign In London Contracts Tie To War Office
Report states Secretary for War Taft ordered 1 800 160 yards of khaki cloth in England for army use in the Philippines. Roosevelt fears campaign opponents push for investigations into executive contracting activity.
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London
Boeing
Staton
Wi FL
Taft
England
Philippines
Roosevelt
Cat Trial at Nottinghamshire Assizes Shows Violence Sentences
The Nottinghamshire Assizes heard cases tied to Robbery with violence. Eleven men received prison sentences at Cardiff after earlier visits to the court, with Mr Justice Bray and Judge Julian Reneo presiding.
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London
Thuredar Egystae
Nottinghamshire
Duntee Darling
Cardiff
Tudgea
Raley
Glemorgan Ascises
Cardif
Jualien Jaireneo
Justice Bray
Ptomaine Poisoning Report From London Sandwiches
London Thursday evening reports two deaths and one serious illness linked to tainted sandwiches made from potted meat at St Anne on the Strand. The incident follows a bunsteed tone of promaine poisoning with several cases surfacing after meals.
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London
Promaine
St Anne-on-the-Stn
Lanceshire
Lord Desborough's Appeal Sparks Olympic Probe
London reports an appeal via the Daily Mail by Lord Desborough seeking £1000 to fund colonial expedition efforts and defend Olympian aims. The government is also said to back the seventh states venture in a related move.
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London
Daily Mail
Lord Deaborough
Turkish general assassinated shocks London
A Turkish general was assassinated amid reports he led punitive operations against rebels. Early details mention a soldier involved and unclear timing in London with officials confirming the incident.
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Amet Mouacles
London
Shems
le Atbanlems
Reduced Charge Noted in London Court Session
London Thursday evening报道显示在军队得以回归后，法庭对安华卡尔·麦格雷案的指控得到大幅削减。未决案涉及谋杀在秋季判决庭审中被转移，陪审团将继续对相关证人证词进行审理，案件焦点落在军队离职背景下的刑事指控及其法律程序。
Ten Years For Blackmailing London Worker Named Tribof
A Munich court has sentenced a London postal employee, Tribof, to ten years in prison for blackmailing a Bavarian millionaire. He allegedly threatened to murder the man’s child until his demands were met, with the case drawing attention in postwar Europe.
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London
Tribof
Munich
Br the Rats
Bia Childeen
Australian Artists in London Recital Draws Praise
London Thursday evening review praises the vocal and pianoforte recital by Mr. Stanley Newman and Mr. Brewster Jones, noting favorable reception from the press.
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London
Favorable Malices
Stanley Newman
Brewster-Jones
Bar Silver Quote From London Market
London market report states Bar Silver was quoted in the Thursday session at 2s 0d 16 2 1 2 pennyweight terms stand ard.
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London
More Musicians Coming to Australia1
London report notes Mme Karherne Goodeay a principal singer for Australia by the Nameline Air. Her husband Arthur Hinton serves as examiner for Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Susie.
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London
Mien
Karherne Goodeay
Mme, Hinton
Australia
Nemeelia Air
Arthur Hinton
Debalf
Royal Academy of Mumlé
Royal Callens
Susie
Stock Owners Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Stock Owners Association convened for its annual meeting at Aarons. The president Jaques presided as secretary and reported a calm year with no extreme factors. Motions urged shifting grazing oversight to pastures protection boards, and expanding protective measures for farming reserves. The event included comments from Mr Blaine and others, with the State Treasurer Waddill speaking briefly on the association's representations.
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Evehanga Holst
Jaques Yrive
Waa
C. Disché
Avila
Ibis
Agricultural Department
Blaine
Falinrets
P Tv
Palmer
Gadea
Tiahbo
Tse Inc
Tha
Kove
Ry Peye
J. Binnie
Mr. Atkimon
J. B. Christian
WF. Daynes
A. Gannwniely
Window smashing at Paddington shocks local shop
A thief smashed a window on Oxford Street area near Teddington to loot cheap watches and other goods. He stole several timepieces and vanished before police arrived, leaving glass and a damp floor as evidence.
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Wally Woeker
Mat Glenmmore
Teddington
Saturday's Mails and Transits by Ship Across Colonies
Shipping notices list sailing times and routes for mail shipments to Macleay River Port Macquarie and various colonies. Vessels include per HWS Power tol and per the Alber ta Traves with departures from Sydney and Brisbane to New Zealand, Tasmania, British New Guinea, and South American ports.
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Sydney
Nartole Tlood
Powertol
Magia
Newcastles
Alberta
Macleay River
Pore Macquarie
Eyran Say
Coft'n Harbor
Nowrastic
Moon
Nelson's Bay
Tea Gardens
Shortland
Solomon Islands
Port Moresby
British New Guinea
Samarai
Hall Sound
Brisbane
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New Zealand
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Warrimoo
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Monte
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Cull
Rio Janeiro
Richmond River
Port Macquarie
Clarence River
Strahan
Zeehan
porik-Wit
Tasmania
Melbourne
West Australia
Adelaide
Albany
Parsley Bay Shelter Shed Proposal Sparks Local Debate
Residents of Watsons Bay and Vaucturn urge a waterfront shelter at Varrey Bay Wharf. Watsons Bay Ferry Company plans a shed 20 by 10 meters not on the wharf but nearby. A Viclet council meeting discussed the issue and agreed a letter to the Perry Company noting size and site concerns.
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Watson's Bay
Vaucturn
Varrey Bay
Watson's Bayerry Company
Vic
Yaoeluse
Perry
The Bar Harbors and Channel Depths Noted This Morning
The Camden Haven bay showed high water with Tst on the bay and Ist on the inside channel at Richmond. Manning bar near Inat foundries yielded 12ft while beacons remained in line. conditions reported as of the morning tide.
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Camden Haven
Richmond
Aine
Ashfield Council Staff Proposals for Clerk Salaries Adopted
Council committee proposed fixed salaries for several clerical posts including chief clerk at £301 per year, permanent valuers at £20, senior clerk at £130, assistant clerk at £104, and shorthand clerk at £65 per annum. After discussion, the proposals were adopted amidst broader notes on administration and local governance.
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Ashfield
Voramilien
Inett
Sunday Band Music in Hyde Park Afternoon
The State Military Band will perform Sunday afternoon at Hyde Park starting 2 o'clock. The programme includes marches and overtures such as We of the Southern Crone and The War to the Sea, with euphonium solo and selections like Rigolstto and A Spanish Chant.
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We of the Southern
Crone
Bert Facts
Piston
Leslie Stuart
Mr. N. Black
Mageenet
Stauxbler
The Tame Cat at the Criterion Theatre
A garbled notice for a stage show titled The Tame Cat listed at the Criterion Theatre with additional fragmented references to performers and acts. The readable bits mention Mlas Rawson Lady Moire and Mayer, plus a four-act variety billed as The Thue Cet including Mr. a. Hi and Sr Martha’s Imaiserial Haws for Girls, all in an unclear program.
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Criterion Theatre
Rawson
Lady Moire
Mayer
Mayorese Ach
Sydney
Mr. A. Hi
Sr Martha'y
Leo
Br. S- Mkar
No Team in 1908 Aldrrame Wr P William Sum secretary
A garbled 1908 city council note references Alderman William Sum as secretary and mentions discussions about a Picket Control board, an Evening News item, and proposed Australian expedition plans. The text is fragmented with many OCR errors, obscuring clear facts.
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England
Homebush Appeal Court Reopens Valuation Hearings
A court at the Tatwond Court House convened to hear appeals of valuations by Mr. Alaltiat F 8.M. and F C Bundy. Several cases were lodged, with most valuers reduced and one confirmed. The City Council appeal over the Corporation Eale Varga at Plemington saw assessed value rise from £5000 to £6000 and the proved value fall from £73,000 to £69,000.
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Row
F.C. Bundy
Erinnaboes
Coumcil
Eale Varga
Plemington
Cargo for the Continent Dispatched From Bytnay Lomorrom
Messrs Cahmann and Company will dispatch seamer Lolbrimere from Byday Lomorrom for the Continent via Brinbane and new ports with cargo including 210 tons ore 700 tons copper 4 came im 12 News seray tim 65 tons tin and wool. A medical notice about rheumatism and a local street description follow with unclear names and places.
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