Labor Union Meetings and Elections at Trades Hall
Reports from the Trades Hall cover multiple unions: the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's meet elects to ballot on Industrial Disputes Act enforcement with J A Mitchell to address delegates in Newcastle and Hillgrove. Australasian Engineers elect officers. Cigarmakers plan a wage conference. Signwriters form to register and set working rules. Labor Council and Ironmoulders discuss ballots on the Act. bricklayers back the Sydney Labor Council stance.
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West Wallsom
Misminntops
J. A. Mitchell
Newcastle
Hillgrove and Howell
New
Fineland Engine Drivers
Firemen's Association
Australasian Engineers' “Association
J. R. Swift
Otcers
J. BR. Swift
W. Assistant
Secratary
W. Whyte
Lrasurer
A. Byrne
Management Comminee
J. T. Siulth
HM. Borax
Hf. Borax
W. Chai
A. Borax
Chad
Messrs
Musikamn
Sievers
Pormore
Opportion
Sydney Labor Council
We Chad
Pommore
Signwriters. A
Signwriters’ Union
Trades Hall
Lns
Gulliford
Sydney
Aibor Council
Government Tramway Employees’ Union
Genartment
Ite
Labor Council
Sybury Labor Council
Marshall
Millers’ Employees' Caton
Tailors and Talloresses
Colons
Elf
Ironmoulders’ Union
Land
F. Boot
Taft
Paddington Trams Seek Extended Waverley Line
The Railway Commissioners heard a Paddington Council deputation urging extension of the first tram section from Darlinghurst to Queen Street due to traffic from Bondi Junction and resident outflow. The Chief Commissioner refused to extend beyond two miles and 63 chains, warning of further deputations if lengths are altered piecemeal.
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Paddington
Waverley
Darlinghurst
Queen Street
Bondi Junction
Queenmareet
Paddingon
Thair
Upper Lane Cove Ferry Lease Approved by Hunter's Hill
Lane Cove Council resolved to grant Mr Ashcroft a ten year lease for wharf sites at Upper Lane Cove River at nominal rental. Hunter's Hill Council agreed to seal the agreement with Thomas Wharves and to have the Mayor sign. Also notes Mosman Council may review extending tramways to Balmoral. forest grants are highlighted in Town and Country Journal with blue gums at Myall Lakes.
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Hunter’s Hill
Lane ‘Cove
Ashcroft
Thomas Wharves
Laxey Cove
Mosman
Balmoral
Town and Country Journal
Myall Lakes
Ranji Brilliancy Returns to England in Colourful Form
The Jam Saheb of Nawansagar Prince Ranjitsinhji resumes first class cricket in England, thrilling crowds with cool, precise batting and rare versatility. He balances ruling duties in Nawanagar with continued sporting excellence and a string of notable feats, including two hundreds in one day and sustained high runs for Sussex.
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England
Sines
Australia
Newanapir
London
W. G. Grace
Jam Saheb
Nawanagar
Ranjiteinfll
Uereing Sim
Shiliinglee Park
Jam—nagar
Odseryer
Jam Salleb
Banji
Bailswitch
Ranji
Por Lorkwood Sug Richardson
Brighton
Cambridge
Napier
Fac
Oxford
Mtn
Jamnagar
Iba
Jumnagar
Apor
the Oval
Manchester
Sussex
Yorkshire
Shillinglee
County Farm
Raoji
Cates
Mr. Payas
Arzin
Mtr
K. M. Carlisle
Fatal Rivalry Reported In New Jersey Tragedy
A brutal homicide unfolds in a New Jersey town involving George Sterry, a wealthy druggist, and a group of victims including a young man named Bub. The tragedy ends with multiple deaths and mournful aftermath as the case unfolds through police reports and family statements.
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Mir
George Ki Sterry
Hawaa
Wratherry
Penonis
Duylag
Kimnir
Newal Businessan
Ieaves
Tim Groperey
Wiahy
Seminery
Soejeis
Ibn Alfaccions
Annan
Ana
Tarhey
Ann Gurius Wyalar Piag
Mr. An Pe
Mr. An Pe Cameram Thay Kir Iy the Kee Brower Tait
Faut Mma
Ravhanl Klegk Minkie
Geubde Goward Sierry
Abyr
Thash
Premuer
Lady of Maine
Dave Eho
Ty Horner
Broshery Toy
Thera le Palm Klum
Ridiang Wawona
Railways
Caubintanen
Elenaly
Rachael
Hidiuig
Howe
wayNiiul Gauetine
Arepore
Nagy
Rim Ghezrare
Kisorge
Steresy
Aneonda
Murderer in Will Case After Ambush at Estate
A man murdered Mr Sterry as he prepared a will leaving much of his property to his future wife. The killer, a long time married man, fired from behind a newspaper as clerks sat at their desks.
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Sterry
Ervat
Manly Couper
Turstey
Baanor Imayor
Proparty
Bonndaerra
Auwtman Nargun
Dellvy Poielil
Hinls
Kim
Railway Gardens Competition Announces Prizes and Judges
A fragmentary report outlines Railway Gardens competition details with prizes including eight awards of £3 and several top prizes. Judges TALivar station and others will assess entries from regions around Worms Widener Hin VarretantA Tavernel, with references to seating and marks. The piece mentions entry costs and a range of prizes, noting a special £2 award for best paper and other monetary rewards.
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Iureinlly Worms
Widener Hin
Tavernel
Soren
Anil Baream
Ferajeang
Allan Warialda
Inverell Jetlive Movry
Tarsibia Vale
Arity
Warialda
Indigestion Remedy Touted by Century-Old Practice
A historical notice describes a magical tonic prepared from root stock and weighty claims. The text credits an English practitioner with a century of experience and promotes a “prestription” product as a cure for chronic indigestion that supposedly allows eating any food without discomfort.
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Norris
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