Postponed debate on cabinet reform and ministry scope
Fragmentary report discusses postponement of decisions on reorganising the state ministry. It notes abolition of the Postmaster General portfolio and amalgamation of Attorney General and Minister for Justice roles. questions arise about total number of ministers and continuity with constitutional precedent.
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Carruhers
Aml
Gee
Justice
Carruthers Dan
Tigvinening
Pramier
Cur Hithope
Raecutive Council
Paretulio
The Price Of Beer Debate At Commission Meeting
A London price dispute arises over the cost of beer and its social implications. Senator Playford cites personal experience, while Mr Watley asserts a different pint cost, prompting a lively, lightly satirical exchange among attendees about beer prices and restraint.
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Tmt Commission
Featerday
London
Centleman
Sydney
Theerpence
Playford
Watley
Bath
Wamaley
David Copperfield
Camp
Plebiet Salonng
Mm Rotel
Market Value of Braine Pays for Talent
Fragmentary OCR text discusses paying for talent and sick children under a heading about a market or venue. Names and clear facts are mostly unreadable, but the piece hints at financial support or compensation tied to a public or charitable effort. The readable fragments suggest commentary on funding, possibly via a committee or society, with uncertain specifics.
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Dave
Market Velie
Braine
Uae
City Council Spars With Organist Over Fees in Show Biz
A chaotic report describes a city council argument over hiring Dr. Pearce to play the town hall organ. Officials argue talent costs, philantropy, and living expenses, noting that musicians in show business seek proper compensation and that payment depends on the city’s willingness to cover the organist’s fee.
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Liverpool
Australie
Muaic
Dr. Pearce
Deiler
Pearee
The Lands Commission and the Lapis Inquiry Power Debate
The article argues Royal Commissions lack authority over scita piniah and recalcitrant witnesses and urges broader powers when the Crown is represented. It notes Parliament and officials face delays and criticizes ministerial conduct in the recent inquiry developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Wollelton
Jack
Mauies
Labour commission report looms over manufacturing sector
A lengthy discussion on a labor inquiry predicts a delay before any immediate action. Commissioners travel between Melbourne and Sydney gathering evidence and opinions, with the final report expected to be presented later. The piece notes the potential for social change once the inquiry concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayana
Melbourne
Sydney
Afin
Henley Bill Aims To Regulate Municipal Building Work
In a crowded legislative scene critics argue that current delays and petty fights waste time. Mr Henley promotes a bill to give cities control over building operations to prevent unsafe and unhealthy structures in poorer areas. Proponents say the act could curb unregulated drainage and waste, improving public health.
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Ofoes
Howes
J. Heiley
Henley
Soudendow
Metropolitan Board
Hester
Carpenter Attempts Death by Own Action in Newtown
A carpenter identified as Aganey Eager shot himself in the right side of the road near his home on Tos Avenue, Newtown, using a revolver. He was removed by the Royal Prince Alfred ambulance and attended by Dr. Versna. The bullet lodged in his head. hospital authorities reported his condition as precarious.
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Aganey
Carrector
Tos Avenue
Newtown
Alfred Hoephal
Versna
Neit de
Tinea Rat Magee
Teller
Bim Con
Derby Stakes Seeks Blue Ribbon At Ep Som Aussiner Meeting
London report details the Derby Stakes race with a 6300 pounds purse and a field of 4 year olds and 2 year olds. Lords Rosebery pursues a third Derby win after victories with Laitan and Sir Visto, and plans include substantial prize allocations from the Free Fund with notable entrants such as Cicero and Morino.
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London
Lt. d
Pat Milties
Katuth
Lord Rossberg
Cicero
Cyilene
M. EL Bios
C'Jardy
Ram Bretimid
William Blakes
Newmarket
Woodcote Gtuks
Epacm
Coventry
Ancot
Bendows Path
Law the Brat
D. Maher
P. Peck
Prince Hust
Bt Deauville
Lord Rosebery
Coal in Panama Sparks Trade Fear and Discovery
In Panama, Central America, 2.60 soul depaults were reportedly discovered, signaling a potential shift in regional energy resources. London wires report the find as generating interest among officials and investors, with unspecified impact on markets. The brief notes the unusual unit and the location but lacks further details.
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London
Panama
Central America
Bar Silver Surges in London Quotation
London bar silver quotes set at 7s 64d per ounce, rising from yesterday’s level. Market observers note steadier demand in the European bullion market as trading continues.
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London
Newfoundland and American Fishermen Enforcements Noted
London reports the Newfoundland Government was commissioned to assist cruiser Plopa in enforcing the Bullock against American fishermen. The action targets maritime conduct and cross border fishing disputes, reflecting ongoing tensions between Newfoundland authorities and United States crews.
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London
New Foundland
Nepline
Plopa
Strikes Spread in Baltic Provinces of Russia
Reports from London describe widespread strikes in major Baltic manufacturing towns including Courland ports. Communications note unrest in Riiga and Tallinn area with disturbances affecting workers in Livouls and Riga region. Authorities reportExile and exiled populations amid rising labor tension and economic strain.
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London
Turko Bulgarian frontier talks fail in London
London reports that negotiations over the Turco Bulgarian frontier have failed. The breakdown risks new tensions along the border and raises questions about the interpretation of the 1878 Treaty of San Stefano and Bulgaria's autonomous status under Ottoman suzerainty.
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London
Bulgaria
Metin
Mina Myrtle Megey Opens Falin Factory Debate at Aeolian Hall
London witnesses Mina Myrtle Megey of Svdany present a plan to launch a falin factory at the Aeolian Hall. The Times reports a very favourable note on her proposal, highlighting public interest and potential local impact.
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London
Mina Myrtle Megey
Svdany
Aeolian Hall
Times
Steamer Fire Damages Cargo At Cowper Wharf
Fire aboard the Commonwealth liner Saint Rumula caused 200 tons of cargo damage at Cowper Wharf Woolloomooloo. Fire brigade under Superintendent Webb and Deputy Sparks fought the blaze after a stop signal sounded. The steamer and its crew escaped, with cause still a mystery and rescue operations ongoing.
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Jase Dight
Midone
Commonwealth
Saint Rumulua
Cowper Wharf
Woolloomoaloo
Fitteasmiouvee
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Wart Iaboursra
Baelan
England Triumph in Tet Match by 21 Runs at Trent Bridge
England beat Australia by 21 runs to win the Oral Test at Trent Bridge. The weather was cloudy after rain with a large attendance. Jackson led with a half century and a declared innings, while Laver and Cotter shone for Australia in bowing, as England posted 420 for 8. Rhodes and Bosanquet contributed with crucial middle overs, and England secured victory as Australia fell short in their second innings.
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London
Weamsang
Trent Bridge
Nottogham
Wwe
Kore
Ayewlekeim Jack
Bird
Bnetleb
Barent
Jackson
Rhodes
OM Armstrong
Doubs
Awrallane
Darling
Dum
Arnold
Rhodes Bowlne
Alb Bosane
Xerén
Darling Wa Muti
Lilley
Bosanquet
Armstrong
Gregory Jolund Armarong
Odtaland
Vesbaques
Calter
Cregory
Freety
Hireworr
Cotter
Catter
Kholer
Gregory
m—Laver
Caretully Laver
Tosanquet
M'Leod
Arnald
Bosaygue
Lanai
Kelly
M'Land
Bordgiel
Hoswoquet
Wiebt
Sh Jackror
Dewi
Rade Gregory
Briffiant Crieker
Bowanquet
England
Toatnen
AO. Jones
Laver
Veraccmias
Hayward
T. Tyldesley
Dud
G. Maskaren
HG Jeane
Cotter Taloo
Lattey
Unclear cricket score fragment with player names and overs
Fragmented OCR text lists players and bowling figures with overs and wickets, but lacks a coherent report. It mentions Bowline Analyst and several names such as Trumper and Jackson with partial bowling figures like 0 for 7 and 4 for. The exact match details remain unreadable.
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Bowline
Atovid
Bosunquet
Balla
Ipsop
Jackson
Randwick Training Day at Randwick Gallops
Randwick training reports brisk gallops with a keen westerly wind. Spry vinigora and several horses including Chosin bériain and Oblivion shaded performances, with multiple mile and furlong efforts across the track as riders tested stamina and pace under challenging conditions.
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Nolan
Chosin Bériain
Abe Fertonks
Uieenbtone
Heravian
Rogal
Rama
Andl Delcore
Mecbhn
Dewtu
White Rock Harbour
Glisten
Lord Boyne
First
Tim Oqsee
Makutu Yedlakeret
Anak Wimlar
Tim Wis
Woodlander
Lachino
List
Clive
le Glynis
Milcbie
Fox
Sun Ricar
Imjoiver
Kilfera
Aix
Hitlongy
Bowre
Plzeoy
Aix Fur Jugs
Calene
Ayafuar
Angiber
Ais Firlinge
Gowrie
Watching the Russians and the Japanese clash at sea
A garbled World War I era dispatch describes Allied and Japanese naval operations. It cites Admiral Togo and Admiral Rozhdestvensky, detailing intelligence efforts, torpedo craft, and planned maneuvers near Kamran Bay while reporting on Russian and German movements and the strain of international reporting from Hong Kong to Tokio.
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Stralia
Korea
Lamina
Lally Be Press
Hongkong
Bayid
ToRe
Swinleal
Las
Mroueh Wissardon
Wilsoul Gang
Wieherto
Tae Ol
Chia
Russia
Wraner
Althoug
Ube
Mercuuiinien
Tokiohan
Cea
Admiral Tora
Kamran
Togo
Lam
Enlyat
Iare
T He Ruaelans
Inquisition Into Lands Commission Deliberations Unfolds
The May Commission led by Justice Owe examined the sale and seizure of Myall Creek lands involving WX Wala of 400 Young and partners Combehy and Hath of Yonneeitun. The inquiry heard testimonies on property disclosures, compensation negotiations, and suspected improprieties, with Mr Crick questioned about documents and £1500 handling.
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Justice Owe
Ronguite
Lawie Department
Lande Department
Beiee-sipeer
Stanbury Davies
Mouston
Combehy
Charles
Mall Creek
Mr Tuytes
Simary
Deiwoett
Young and Compass
Willa
Charles Aly dC Yimin
Mt Agenvaienr
Yunbe Hrtaitwrn
T. Matkensie Young
Ky Young
Gogep Seftioneny
Wo SS
Wallin
Cammlnaiad
Wompausyris
Willy
Cumpany
Willeat
Antia
Charles Tatty
Opty
Torah
Yale
Ral Charter Bath Uauerakine
Walie Ineriet
Myall
Mr ‘Crick
Uy Catan
Pririuty
John Sawwelt
Digell
Crow
Hume
CRICK
Romuiy
Ihink
Caurars
Sitian
Uruk
Seide
Duke of Manchester Plans Railways Career Move
The Duke of Manchester intends to join the operating department of his Marquette Railway to learn its details thoroughly while the Duchess and family relocate to England for an extended period. Mr. Eugene Zimmerman, father in law and railway magnate, advocates practical training to prepare him for eventual management, with the duke likely to pursue hands on duties and related departments.
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Munchvmer Tae
Uni Nd
la ‘Rot
Delraly Retinity
Fais
Duke
Hiss Marquette Railway
Eugepe Zimmerman
Cingina
Hewilion
Dayton
Sod & Sell
Zimmerman
Eeine
Oridgrs
Punt
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the Lands Commission
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Tsenetts
COAL
Turkey
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