British Tariff Debate Marks Shift Toward Protectionism
The article discusses the British fiscal stance with a shift from free trade to protectionist ideas. It notes the Chancellor proposes a war revenue tax and indirect taxation, while MPs debate the potential for altering duties to shape imperial finances. The setting includes England's protectionist strains, with Australia bound to five years of protective measures, and the broader question of Free Trade's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
England
Mause of Commons
Mandsy
Willian
Leke
Micha Vick
Beach
Wilfrid Lauren
Michela Sweet
Goas
France
Onme
Boan J
Controversy Over Liquor Interference Provokes Protests
A colonial-era debate argues liquor supply should not be bent by commercial restraints, with producers heatedly denouncing measures that hinder availability. The Lepnomat victuallers of Sydney voice strong indignation, contrasting motives behind punitive action and public policy.
American platesman’s influence on Boer relics and faiths
A disjointed report notes Mr Kruger ordering the removal of late Traweevaal and Orange Wren Saye emblems flown at his site. It mentions church bells, Boer symbols, and a reflection on American Union loyalties post Civil War, with critical tone toward pro Boer views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Vereeny
Cirgobt
Colonel Hay
Mannur
Ater Lee
Appomattox
Jong
Ches Eyur Ik
Proposed Land Sale Shown to City Council
City Council hears Alderman Walne quote on government land sale plans aiming to raise ready money. Debate centers on Moore Parish land once renamed for public use and whether the sale is an appropriate public-finance remedy. Citizens demand immediate halt to the contemplated sale until explanations are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walne
Hwo
Wale
Moore Pari
Vitisena
Public homage to Parliament House amid faded echoes of history
Cryptic text recalls admiration for Parliament House and historic records. It mentions a governor printer and the Chowan wall and Sir Wythe’s memory of Parliament’s past, urging reverence for the chamber and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Parliament House
Chowan
Kinley
Prewar Rum License Sparks Local Language Controversy
The article rails at profane hints about rum as leverage in politics and laments a public misperception of the Hospital, arguing against abbreviations that could mislead visitors about a grand National Hall of Language and the city’s revered institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita Faria
Ram
Recipienre
Tanguin
Parliaments Echo as Minister Clashes Over Remarks
The Minister for Lande battles back amid a parliamentary fracas in Hovee. Mr Crick labels the Randwick member a coward while the Speaker orders withdrawal of unparliamentary language as the session continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lande
Hovee
C. Brorey
Las Labour Party
Randwick
Mr. Clorey
Mr. Crick
Caine
Mr. Storey
Crick
Biorey
Stacey
Mr. Cric
Chinese in Court Over Unlawful Imprisonment Claim
Mock Sing sues Dal Mok Yook and William Quine Young trading as Kwong Wing Chong for 210 15s 4d alleging malicious writs detained him in prison and damaged credit after a debt dispute. Defendants plead not guilty claiming lawful arrest under the writ. The case, heard by Acting Justice Pring in No 3 Jury Court, centers on alleged false statements to obtain the writ and resultant imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Sr. Curlewis
Mesars
Wallace
Fan
J. Te Campbell
Mr. Blacket
J. Wy Adi Wally
Pisintit
Mock Bing
Botany
Sydney
Mock Sing
Pindine
Grafton
Whyty
bin Farden
James Arahvd
Defwatanta
Memorial plans for Newington pupil and Boer War namesake
Readable fragments report a Newington College memorial for a pupil killed in the Boer War and notes on religious observances. The piece also mentions Sydney liquor licensing talks and a District Court case over damages, where the judge ruled for the defendant after an assault dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newington College
Harold W. G. Marshall
Gundagal
South Africa
Mount Biual
Hopetoun
Frémantle
W.A
China
Hersey Hopetoun
Sydney
Provers
Bove~ Kempers
Bouse” Wan
Boune” Ma
Ourne
Packhouse
Vo Tusmohy
George Tallant
Engroomr
Ater
Crombie-Strest
Ridern
William Berka
Quander
Ing Vtrect
Newtows
Hesh Laurels and the Kangaroo Dots Baffle England Fans
A garbled notice details a cricket clash where England faces tough opposition from an Australian side. The fragment mentions praise for a player and hints at match significance and public interest in the event. It also reads as an advertisement for a retailer Baun ders offering watches and jewellery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Licg
Baunerg
Tod
Smreet
Pearty
Maliway
Pete
Parliamentary row over a bloody monster remark
A heated session in the House saw members exchange indecent language with terms like bloody monster under scrutiny. The Deputy Speaker ordered withdrawal and apologies as heated exchanges continued before the matter was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O'Conner
Nortas
Carin
Jmie
Caan
Norion
Mr. Cann
Nortom
Protection
Aukind
Gray
Mhember
Norton
Gane
Mr. Norton
Olive Court
Cangagmitt
Perry
Hon
Eve
Atay
Sullivan
Sescep
Martin
Huan
Kimory
Saul
Prick
Wood
Notton Aki
Our Water Supply Serious Statement
Our Water Supply warns the public about the state of Prospect Reservoir as rains alone cannot fix the shortage. The resident engineer reports the level is nineteen feet below the top water level with the canal output at nineteen million gallons daily, implying a delay of weeks before recovery without sustained rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Sewerage Board
Motion to Sell in Vice Admiralty Over Disputes
In Vice Admiralty court a motion to sell the ship Ageoria tied to Walter Marks case. The matter adjourned for hearing while addressing deterioration in value and custody costs. City Council approved use of Town Hall for a public meeting to advocate suspension of duties on forage and feeder sinks. Additional items include postal hours petitions, sanitation workforce changes, and a criminal assault verdict in Sydney with a guilty finding and mercy recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter MoMte Marks
Ageoria
Justin Qwen
Omlee
Abe
Val Ar
Brocmeld
M'Arthur Tu Oppone
Williaion
Mvarthur Reed
Owsor
Agenuriay
C. von Hagen
Waverley
Sanitary
Gaigers
Darlieyhurst
Hanor
Sydney Briefs and Public Notices from the City
A crowded column of Sydney notices records revenue, local governance questions, tramway and water concerns, council meetings, and public events. Names include Mr G A At the meeting of the City Council and references to the Governor and Lady Rawson. It notes inquiries about Moore Park, water economy, and railway improvements along with a death of Mr A Beavar and various public actions.
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New South Walns
Harry Rawson
As Grimm
Garrard
Bee
Bellar
Clark
Lady Rawson
Central
Methodit Mindon
Daley
Wheiler
Herbor Trust
Hays
M.la
Sydney
Public Works
Eld & Meeting
Randwick
Kelly
Moore Park
Sewaraxe Works Tendiation Board
Fosse
Eedt
Blasterman
Hishes Aimee
Sax Lim
Dewihe
Avatrafing
Sydney Hospital
Mugs
Lagwell
George-street
Savine
Bonwell
Wilson
John Savages
Harris-street
Farmont
Water Police
Tambo
Broughton
Candermagh-strest
John Horley
Hornsby
Glen Oak
Glenreagh
Louth Progress Associations
Rows
Bocobble Progress Association
SL. Clair Laws
Coshman
B.J. Broad
Pustoy Deck
Mra. Broad
Newtown Road
Civil Ambulance Brigade
T. Jessop
MLLA
Waverley
Bondi
A. & Beavar
Young-street
Hedtera
Beavay
Ams
F. W. C. Belvan
Kilmore
Victoria
Te “Evening News
Sewaraew Basat
Tegerd le de
CW. Oakes
SLLA
Paddington Council
Ipa
Paddington
Bint
Cermin
Victuallers
Metropolitan District Court
Turwey
William Christie
Umbrella Teautarcurer
Sted T. Shorel
Nemingem
Marte Place
Newtown
Staten Mami
G. A
Awerman ‘Watoe
Alter van Kelly
Tan
Istricia
Caunell Wills
Ripert
Ashe Linu
Gertais
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Holbrook
SAUC
Gordon
Aelbourne Goodman
Victorix Parada
Call Howarth
M. Waverley
Malvern
Gags
Flit
Holmes
Glenverricd
Forks
Dixon & Sons
A. Saunders
Pica Gilver Piste
Betlig
Berie A
BRAVA
Meavan
Toone Rest
Redfern
FW Lesteah
Alton
Caroline Avro
Ryor
Sif
Kran. Brown
Bear
Samuel James Whit
Alsiery
Asd
Andie
Mary Nn
William Tram
Piriet
Ibis
Usb Chilgren
Howe Pontine
Deine
Linme
Lina Childen
Anne
Wille
Wart
Barry Li
Ann
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Pearl
Clare Nes
Pearcy
Harmot
Marion Pearcy
Elit
Jimen Parkes
Moibir
Merrie Parkes
Millar
Pune
Fioneman
Foie
Thomas Stomeman
Mosher
Staser
Ira Heath
Wence
Eurize
A Zollverein
Chamberlain
Promitens
Jy Lemon
Zeilverein
Euigland
Cour
Bommerce
Amy
Great Britain
GMI
Agus
Witton Onion
Lenitha
Betwen South
North Australia
Cape To Cairo
Empire
Pein
Aplayidioua Cota Pacioun
Semiel Weller
Bulsber
Wade
Nox
Ministerial Chesterfield
HESH
Srvat
Sorne
Justine Murray
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