Campbell Bannerman Assails Free Trade In Perth Speech
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman criticized Mr Chamberlain's fiscal plan as an attempt to bind the Empire in self interest. He warned that tariffs would raise food costs and aid landowners, urged loyalty to the Empire but against squalid bonds, and cited 19th century hardships to argue against protection. He urged Liberal enlightenment to recall low wages, hunger, and unrest.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Times Comments on Opposition Leader Speech
The Times of London, June 10, criticizes Mr. Chamberlain for failing concrete proposals. It says Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman offers monstrous, irrational Protection. It calls the denunciation of material interests squalid and compares it to barbarism in the South African war.
The Czar and the Socialists
London coverage reports Signor Morgari noting that socialists welcomed constitutional rulers like Edward and the German Emperor in Rome while the Czar has not granted a constitution. He warned arising tensions over the Russian leader’s visit.
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Rome
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The Salonica Outrages and Balkan Bribe Allegation
A Servian newspaper claims a prisoner in the Salonica inquiry said he paid 270 pounds to Turkish police and customs officers to pass dynamite used in the Ottoman Bank explosion. London closing quotations list several mining and commodity prices from Associated Gold Mines to Brisbanes Tin, with various per share or per unit figures.
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Associated Gold Mines
Broken Hill
New Chillagoe
Great Boulder
Lake View Consols
Mount Lyell
Brisels Tin
The Brisbane Sensation Arrest of Two Suspects
Brisbane police arrested Alfred Josephson and Thomas Stewart on Saturday evening on suspicion of being involved in the shooting of Constable M Namara. They were found in Musgrave Park after information placed them near an empty Cordella Street house. Stewart attempted to break gaol by scratching brickwork with a bucket handle after refusing a blanket and shoes. A revolver with one discharge was recovered. the constable’s bullet was located in his body and progress was satisfactory.
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Thomas Stewart
M'Namara
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Sergeant Power
Musgrave Park
Cordelia Street
Brisbane “Telegraph
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Stewart
Russia Threatens China Over Foreign Clerks in Northern China
London dispatch reports Russia will demand compliance with Prince Ching's pledge to exclude foreigners from naval and military administrations in Northern China. Moscow alleges many Japanese are currently employed there and vows to hold Beijing to account if promises are not fulfilled.
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Russia
China
Prince Ching
Nile Water Supply Doubled After Assouna Dam Opening
London June 7 reports the Nile reservoir at Assouna is now open and the summer water supply for cotton and sugarcane crops has been doubled. The development promises significantly more irrigation as the agricultural season proceeds.
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Nile
Assouna
Bloemfontein Convention Sets Customs Duties for South Africa
The London published Bloemfontein Conference outline lists ad valorem duties and fixed rates for cattle sheep meat butter lard condensed milk and other goods. It allows increased sugar duties matching outside Brussels. Wines sparkers and a 25 percent growth rebate are noted with UK and British colony reciprocity. A draft ordinance for Transvaal entry into the South African Customs Union has been read in the Transvaal Legislature.
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Bloemfontein
United Kingdom
Transvaal
South African Customs Union
The Labour Question in South Africa Debate
Lord Milner receives a Johannesburg deputation opposing Asiatic labour imports for mines and public works. He states that any prewar legislation must be respected, indentured Asians may be used temporarily if needed, and general European opinion will block government support if opposed by the populace.
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London
Lord Miner
South Africa
Ling
Johannesburg
Lord Milner
The Illness of Lord Salisbury Bury
London dispatches report Lord Salisbury improving after a period of concern with June 6 noting more reassuring condition and June 7 at 2 p.m. confirming he is better as the illness shows progress.
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Lord Salisbury
London
Market quotes on kauri gum metals and frozen meat prices
London reports stock values for kauri gum copper and tin with spot and three month prices. Frozen Meat Trade Association notes market quotations based on large sales for Australian New Zealand River Plate and North Island beef and mutton and lamb with specific weight categories and unchanged prices for many items.
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G&s
Frozen Meat Trade Association
Smithfield
New Zealand
Canterbury
Dunedin
Southland
North Island
River Plate
Assault on Officer Ends in Eight Weeks’ Jail
Chief mate James Stewart on the Brenda intervened in a crew quarrel when Hollander John Radmaker, 26, struck him with a belaying pin, nearly breaking his left elbow. Radmaker was arrested and sentenced to eight weeks' imprisonment for assaulting his chief mate. Tomorrow is the final day to pay 1903 income tax without a 10 percent penalty. Ardath tobacco ad follows.
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Day
United States Forest Fires Ravage Adirondacks and Major Towns
Fires sweep through the North Atlantic States reaching Washington. Firefighters are aiding Adirondack Mountain areas as hundreds flee villages including Sherman Maine where 1000 are left homeless. Liner Deutschland refloated after smoke grounding near Sandy Hook.
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Washington
Baltimore
William Rockfeller
Robert Pruyn
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Sherman
Crystal Lake
Maine
Sandy Hook
Adirondack Mountains
New York
Champlain
Ontario
Mount Marey
Hudson
New York State
Adirondacks
Cloud Burst Floods Spartanburg Damages Mills
London dispatch reports a cloud burst at Spartanburg South Carolina washing away a dam and flooding the country. Cotton mills wrecked and property damage estimated at 2 000 000del about 400 000 pounds. Entire town of Pancelot with 1000 inhabitants wrecked. many residents drowned. Spartanburg noted as 93 miles north northwest of Columbia with Wofford College founded in 1853.
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Spartanburg
South Carolina
Pancelot
Columbia
Wofford (Methodist) College
King's Colonials Concert Draws Royal Attendance in London
London June 7 2 p m At the Royal Albert Hall a charity concert for the King's Colonials drew royal spectators including members of the Royal Family. Ada Crossley Albani Clara Butt Marie Nuvelle and other leading artists performed while many notable figures were announced as having planned to attend. The King's Colonials are a volunteer corps linked to the colonies formed after the Boer War.
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Mme
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Mme Marie Nuvelle
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Duchess of Fife
Christian
Helena
Duchess of Argyll
Louise
Duchess of Connaught
Henry of Battenburg
Beatrice
Lord Roberts
Mr. Chamberlain
Willy Murmester
Kennerly Rumford
The Sovereigns at St Pauls Cathedral in London
London on hospital Sunday saw King and Queen attend the service at St Pauls Cathedral as crowds gathered. London hospital funds include the Hospital Sunday Fund, Hospital Saturday Fund, and King Edward's Hospital Fund with substantial distributions and local hospital funds noted.
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London
St. Paul's Cathedral
King Edward's Hospital
Hypnotism Experiment Aiding Leg Amputation In London
London June 6 The Express reports Dr Aldrich a Clapton physician and former Charing Cross Hospital doctor hypnotised a woman for amputation of the leg while surgeons operated without anesthesia The pulse and temperature stayed normal and no shock appeared The doctor a recent LSA graduate resides at 49 Mount Pleasant Lane Upper Clapton London
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Aldrich
Clapton
Charing Cross Hospital
Frank Gladstone Aldrich
Mount Pleasant-lane
Upper Clapton
British Volunteer Force Strength and Officer Shortage
The British Volunteers in London report January 1 figures show 259,990 volunteers with an officer shortage of 1,845. Earlier January 1, 1902 strength was 277,369, and current year returns are awaited amid many withdrawals and resignations. Shortage is worst in metropolitan corps, with estimates between 1,400 and 1,500 officers needed.
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Bar Silver Quoted At 22 Yd Per Ounce Standard
Bar silver in London is priced today at 22 yd per ounce standard as of 2 p.m. on June 6. The update reflects the market quote for London bullion trading this session with standard ounce parity.
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