Manners in Parliament Echoes of Debates and Decorum
A reflective piece on political speech and etiquette in the legislature. It recalls Henry Parkes and other Australian figures, noting shifts from decorum to sharp satire as recorded in Hansard. The article discusses how language, culture, and national identity shape public discourse and the press’s role in mirroring national temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doposiu
Jing
Chen
New Suez Wales
Suai
Arenes
Polullewa
Thabo
Panera Detter
Lalor
Sonny Loghdatioga
Henry
Sydney Phumber of Commerce holds annual libel event talks
The Sydney Phumber of Commerce evening featured two Admirals sharing naval views on protection and insurance value. The Treasurer Wardell’s offhand remarks sparked amusement while discussions on Federal tariff policy critiqued slow ministerial action and delayed implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Havers
New South Wales
Wardell
Polly
Peltey
Terment
The Spirit of Reform Abroad and Its Victories
A garbled note on reform's reach across nations and institutions. It laments the enduring power of old systems while hinting at modern challenges to churches, courts, and governance. The prose blends social critique with a call for vigour in moral and legal renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ari
Zenological Gardtenn
Arpetacion Court
Uae
Arduous debate on legal reform and arbitration court
Fragmentary remarks depict tension over reform in Parliament, call for broader inclusion in arbitration processes, and concern over the power of the Arbitration Court. Critics warn against excluding lawyers and fear grand societal changes as officials debate the nation’s legal future.
Sir Frederick Darley Ready for Holiday Departure
The public expresses sincere pleasure at Sir Frederick Stakey bee camelvatty recovery from illness allowing him to depart on a holiday trip. The Chief Justice and Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales will leave Sydney with warm wishes from the citizens, who note his service and health recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Stakey Bee
Ty Muialla
Evernor
New South Wales
Frederick
Sydney
New Beu Wales
Thureday Way
Admiral Bawamont
T. A. Dibbe
North Bie Hospital
Oneto Fay
Mas Bchluter
Letoeap
Brisbane
Chamber of Coys
Mra
Joan
Paddington
Brough
Lone Clay
Adelaide
Thorson
M.L.A
North Coast Railway
Works Committee
Vapors
Hixnon
Comexatlayt
Seu Walen
Lindeman
Tram
Seth Ihsiset Mir
Jnethie Pring
T-Day
Trery
Brown Agelcy
Citizens’ Life Assurance Company, Limited
Victoria
Wight
Frederick Darley
Barochia Chambers
Atu Gening
The
Cours
Bir
Ertdewick
Mime Davies
Vancouver
Beaumont
Tows Hall
Dolores
Paris
Waterlow Sid Alersandria Brane
Sydney City
Mietan
Lumley School
Hed & Orudl
J. M. Main
Aec
MILA
Lamsetton
Auranta
Albany
Ube
Newcantie Potirs
R. Rush
Cwscoms Am Cer
Vehuimes
Signs of the Times on Sydney Street Obstructions
A city debate centers on pervasive street obstructions from private builders in Sydney. The City Surveyor reports safety and traffic concerns from blocking pavement space with temporary structures while council members resist harsh enforcement, urging more balanced regulation to protect public safety and pedestrian access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winlness
Shere Mane Datbéru
Ihe
Usd
Husbor Ormimites
MunichnAl Couinelin
Uhl
Romfort
Andy Suother
Sydney
Murl
Kean
Ebanes
Mure
Heystryune
Phy
Pan Muuw
Syiney
Gogijou
Aguiuet
Aig Eovim
Catia
Notorious brigand Musolino's brutal crime spree shock Italy
Rome reports detail the life of Musolino, an infamous brigand found guilty and jailed after a string of murders and attempted murders. His final acts included a double murder and a shooting in a country house, followed by boasts of reform attempts. His fame rests on terror and a chilling history of crime across years.
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Mfe
Bierial
Rome
Pall Mall
Liv Rommado
Kimowit
Cres
Ball
Wurder
Ube
Erin
Parliament Debates Inflation and Messy Exchanges
The report describes a heated session with Mr. Kelly opposing the Speaker and clashing with Mr. Hurley and Mr. O'Connor. It covers the origin of the Payment of Members Bill, a long exchange, and a raucous scene as members shout and a catapult is fired. The debate moves toward a censure motion while Lonmdaln draws attention with statistics on debts and populations.
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Rae
A. Kelly
Labour
Gover Whig
Ate. Whurley
Kelly
Hurley
J. Burley
Tix
O'Connor
Henry Parker
Dan Conner
Philip of
Ata Mont
Mr. Kelly
Abe
Briam Boru
Walt Wil
Mr. O'Connor
Moing
Lonndaln
New South
Cape Town Disorder by Australian Troops Stir Public Order
Capetown reporters describe Australian troops parading drunkenly and causing damage in the city. They report assaults, overturned carriages, and interference with theaters, prompting warnings to military authorities and questions in the House of Commons. Local papers silence the incident while officials seek information through Sir G. Brodrick.
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London
Capetown
Aden
Dave Maret
Canetown
Arundports
Cine
Patlee
Canada
Malta
Ceylon
Cue House of Commons
Brodrick
Death of Child From Burns at Darlinghurst Hospital
A seven year old girl Annie Findlayson died at St Vincent's Hospital on Thursday evening from burns received while near a stove at 38 Taylor Street Darlinghurst. Her parents were with her when the accident occurred earlier in the day as her father tried to extinguish a blaze.
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Annie Findlayson
Taylor-street
Darlinghurst
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bevere
Fire at Wagga Reported by Sun Insurance Office
Sydney Sun Insurance office received a Util wire from Trucs Menara and Company warning of a fire at a building in Wagga. The message claimed the entire structure was destroyed by fire and that the loss was total, with the warning noting significant damage from the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sun Insurance Comany
Menara, Jeremy and Company
Sgwnin St
The Wreck of the Advance at Little Bay
A damaged report describes the wreck of the schooner Advance off Little Bay during a dark night. Survivors recount near-misses with rocks, injuries to crew including a captain, and a perilous escape as crew members bandaged wounds and sought refuge on rocky ledges while attempting to abandon the sinking vessel.
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Little Bay
Charlie
Tolm
Ingstrom
Sam
Ibe
Alexander Leith
Thal
Inémate
Tait
Wang
Captain Ingstrows Death Coroner Inquiry
The death of Captain Texstrom, master of the Advance, wrecked near Botany Bay, leads to a City Coroner inquiry. Witnesses describe bruises, the vessel's loss in clear weather off Henry's Head, and attempts to reach shore as the crew battled a heavy sea.
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Capain Texstrom
Munter
Ibs
Sekvaner
Botany Bay
Thuyetay
Publeve
Lloyd Ietel
Joan Tuestromd
Fede
Bweden
UN Schooper Advanca
Weaman
Corwena
H. Corlette
Coroer
Bio Physia
Wesley Small
Henry
John Holt
Cook's River
Lo'cinek
Newcastle
Alexander Leieh
Xaes
Sven
Carsuer
Vesvel Rescue Reported After Breakup Breach
Report indicates initial breaking up of the Vesvel vessel with efforts for rescue underway. Authorities later tempered tone stating that the rescue pact remains in force and salvage actions are proceeding as planned.
Street Scene Leads to Court Case in Geearemne
A Thursday night incident in Geearemne ended with Murray beaten and injured. Patrick Jones and Alexander Westin were charged after striking and kicking Murray, with Constable Duncan arriving as the assailants fled.
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Geearemneryt
Maia
Murray
Edwarts
Patrick Jones
Alexander Weeton
Trimmer
Courg
Jones
Hin
Westen
Duncan
Absent Juror in James Hope Case Faces £5 Fine
In a suit by an absent juror from Woodvurtar,Gt. Marys, against Janes Hope, £2500 compensation claimed for alleged alader. The case was continued as Mr Justice and jury convened. juror warned and fined £5 for absence. Parties later agreed to proceed.
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Gt. Marys
Janes Hope
Justice
Stenhen
James
Unequalted and Tayiuelbia Fer Coughs and Wood
A brief notice describes a medicinal preparation touted as a cure for coughs and related ailments. The ad-like item emphasizes quick relief and lists the product as a household remedy. No clear organization or individuals are named.
Australian officials mull naval and rail plans amid turmoil
The report highlights Customs revenue in New South Wales, naval appointments, and railway proposals. Notes on local committees, economic measures, and political maneuvers appear alongside references to public events and civilian activities in Sydney and Adelaide.
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Tam
Sulla
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Commerce and Politics
Mao
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Arbitration Court
King-street
Sir Frederick Darley
Signs OF the Times
Musolino
Wagga
Ingstrows
Rene
Scorckergen
J. A. Rate
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Rydney
Spon
Ohler
Marliament
Windsor Castle
Palive
Carrail
Melbourne
South Heare
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Underwood
New South Wales Infantry
Regina
Hustom
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William
Millan
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Sydoey Chamber of Commerce
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Commonwealth
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North Sydney
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