Preferential Trade Debate At Tilweal League Dinner
London June 13 At the Tilweal League dinner Lord Rosebery warned Mr Chamberlain risks unity of the Empire while praising the Gugpetent proposals. He doubted the practical success of preferential trade though acknowledging its implications for imperial prosperity. Asquith and Labour backed free trade, questioning the benefits to A J Balfour’s circle and noting Cabinet doubt about the policy’s feasibility.
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Tilweal League
Earl of
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Liv
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Brophe
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Asquith
ALP
Aber
Hiromi
Asuitl
A. J. Balfour
Premier Comments on Preferential Trade Dispatch
The Premier defends a dispatch on preferential trade between Great Britain and the British Empire. He says the Cabinet’s views were transmitted to Mr Chamberlain and that the document shaped Britain’s approach to trade. He notes Canada and Australia would gain from expanded trade and supports studying the proposal.
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By & Herald
HL. Campbell-Kannerman
Sydney
Eyverendy
Chamberlain
Mabhiner
Polonies
Canada
Ustalia
Souarry
Miners' Federation Conference Condemns Premier's Trade Plan
At Bath the Miners' Federation conference passed resolutions voicing confidence in freshade and condemning the vacillating policy of Premier Al Malfour on Mr Chanderkit's scheme of preferential trade. It also protested insults to workers who are trade unions.
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London
The
Miners’ Federation
Bath
al. Malfour
Chanderkit
Plas
Disputed Notes Reveal Early Michael Angelo Drawings
June 12 report from Lontion notes discovery of drawings attributed to Michael Angelo in the Lites Huilace. The text mentions Merce Thoughts and references to Canada, Russian officials, and various universities. The fragmentary item also references Australian and New Zealand universities and a parliamentary scene in the House of Commons.
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Michael Angelo
Merce
Canada
Rutupuckine
Mier
Way
Takia
Japan
Vico Hadbakers
Oxford
Cambridge
Pehcweume
Thase
New Zealand
Mouse of Commons
MW Viehns
Yemor
Mar Eleen
Kisbinedt
Suay TaUtLes
Mining Shares and Local Death Reported in Fragment
The column lists closing prices for mining shares including Associated Gold Mines and Greatawlaer Proprietary. It notes Constable Robert M'Muster of Newtown division becoming ill after duty and dying the next day, thought due to appendicitis, with hospital transfer details. Also contains ads for medical tonics and eucalyptus extracts and a brief notice about borrowing money from Ni8.W. Mont de Piet Co. Ltd.
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Landon
Jose M
Yeetudes
Qiotallone
Associated Gold Mines
Broken Hi Proprietary
Greatawlaer Proprietary
Syuados
Lath View Council
Brixcia Tin
Robert M‘muster
Newtown
Pring! Alfred Hospital
Fire at Ardgowan Distillery Overwhelms Greenock
London reports a large Greenock fire last night at Ardgowan Distillery. One million gallons of whiskey burned, spreading through streets and damaging a flour mill. The blaze reached town lower areas and a sewer explosion damaged a private house. Dozens killed or injured. Estimated damage about £100,000.
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London
Greenock
Scotland
Ardgowan
Bevan
British Finance Minister Warns on Naval Expenditure
London June 13 The Chancellor of the Exchequer said it is impossible for the government to ignore the growth of German and American navies. He urged an international league to curb unrestrained naval outlay and noted colonies should bear a larger share of sea defense costs.
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London
To Rlivhie
Exchaquar
Snemking
Germany
United State
Te Jojor Jr
Mr. Ritchly
Obituary of Sir Chin Chen Loh Peng-Lah KCVO
The Chinver statesman Sir Chin Chen Loh-Peng-Lah KCVO dies announced on June 1. Born 1850 in Poochow South Ching he studied privately then at Imperial Naval College and King's College London. He served as minister plenipotentiary to Great Britain and held multiple diplomatic posts including London and St. Petersburg. He authored works on science and navigation and received the Knight Commander of the Victorian Order.
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Chih Chen Loh-Peng-Lah
Kcvo
Chinver
Plenipo Kentlary
Great Britain
Chin Chen Loh-Feng-Lih
Lo Shao Tsusz
Poochow
Sourh Ching
Ale
Imperial Naval College
Pagoda Anchorage
River Min
London
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Japan
America
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Logland
Scotland
Loh-Feung-Luh
St. Petersburg
Chluast
Warr
Outei
Hat Tanta
Foochow Arsenal
Lang
Kipisie Quy
Lord G. Beresford
China
Actuarial exam results for Sydney and Melbourne candidates
The Institute of Actuaries lists Sydney Part I Class 1 Wolfenden W Smith Class 2 Sneddon Class 3 EB Robinson Part II Class 1 Wilkinson Class V Nicholls Melbourne Part I Class 1 Bradbury Part I Class V Wilson Part IV Class 3 Norris Aayanen note three months. Meat market reports show Australian mutton beef lamb prices and foreign exchange context with varied quotations. no further context or conclusions provided.
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London
Institute of Actuaries For
Sydney
Melbourne
Wolfenden
W. Smith
Sneddon
EB. Robinson
Wilkinson
Nicholls
Mr Bradbury
Wilson
Norris
Meat Trade Association
Smith
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AOI
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River
Mulion—Heavy
Bolb
New Zealand
Canterbury
Ugh
Dunedin
Southland
North Ieland
Canternutry
Duntedin
Sarah Island
Farmers and gettlers Association thanks Works Minister in Sydney visit
The Trangie branch of the Farmers and gettlers Association sent thanks to the Minister for Works for courtesy shown to delegates in Sydney and for the prompt start of Teller works in the district. A Wingham report noted rising employed numbers amid wage debates and political tension as a surgeon dealt with a jaw injury and other local incidents.
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Farmers and Get-Tlers' Association
Sydney
Hogue
M.la
Wingham
O'Sullivan
Labone
John
Slander Case Waee v Lady Cook Goes to New Trial
London June 4 The slander action Waee versus Lady Cook ends with a Court of Appeal order for a new trial. Waee, a former secretary to Sir Francis Cook, claims Lady Cook libelled and slandered him by alleging wrongdoing and conspiracy, while a letter and newspaper extracts furthered the charge.
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Wa Ee
Lady Cook
Plain
Befontant
Court of Appeal
Plainig
John Henry Waiines
Wimbledon
Prancie Cook
Francis Cook
Cook
Carthers
Mr. Wallace
Avalluco
Wallace
Lave
Sleo
Trial Reveals Blackmail Claim Tangles Courtroom
Sir Edward Starks defended a blackmail claim at a trial where the jury ruled for the plaintiff. Damages of £55 for services and £ for slander were awarded. The case involved Lady Cock, an American writer, once known in Tensessie, and issues around an alleged murder rumor and notoriety.
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Francis
Edward Starks
Dio
Lady Cock
Claflin
Abbey Palmer and Kerne Sailors Reach Port Stephens
The Abbey Palmer, towed by the Kerne, was sighted passing Port Stephens at 7:35 AM after delays from heavy seas and gale force winds. Melbourne authorities report John Scott, a former produce merchant, arrested in Plymouth on charges of defrauding Melbourne grain merchants at £124 1s. a telegram will send for his return to England.
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Port Stephens
Sydney
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Melbourne
John Scott
Plymouth
England
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Wc, Kunst and Company
Trom Melbourn
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