Australian sentiment on Chamberlain proposals debated in London
In London on June 18 a correspondent reports that Alfred Dwheun, Agent General for Tasmania, questions Mr Alfred Deakin’s claim that the Federal and all State governments support Chamberlain’s proposals. Deakin allegedly gave his views, while the Viceregal Government’s stance remains unclear, reflecting mixed Australian sentiment.
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Alfred Dwheun
Agene-General
Tasmania
Alfred Deakin
Commonwealth Atorney-General
Mrr
Chamberlain
Deakin
Lis
Per. Auuel
Viccariam
Midland Manufacturers Support Mr Chamberlain
The Daily Express reports that Mr Chamberlain has ascertained that a substantial portion of Midland manufacturers back his preferential trade proposals. London event noted Tuesday 14, 23 p.m.
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MR. Chamberlain
London
Daily Express
Chamberlain
Opposition of the workers urged in London report
The Parliamentary Committee of the Trade Colonizeress urged workers to oppose Mr Chamberlain's system in a London dispatch dated Tyne 18 at 2.95 p.m. The vote was unanimous, signaling strong stance against the policy.
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Tyne
the ‘Trade Colonioneress
Chamberlain
Government Policy Debate in Commons Heads to New South Wales
In the House of Commons Sir H Campbell-Bannerman led a debate on government policy and colonial trade with focus on the New South Wales issue. The discussion touched on preferential tariffs, imperial unity, and potential retaliation if colonies gain closer ties to Britain’s rivals. The motion for adjournment was rejected by 124 votes to 178.
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House of Commons
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Corretin
Joan Lee
Chamberland
Tse Aysten
Henry Campbell Banneruan
Fisteal Valien
Chamberlain
H. Campbell Baunerman
New South Wales
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A. J. Balfour
H.F. Ruyson
Mir
Balfour
Mir Balter Aldo
Charles Die
Balfoar
Ale AL J. Galtour
Germany
Great Britain
Ganda
Lerner Attu
Cotonig
Weinha
Nationalist Party
Explanation by Sir John See Declares Colonial Trade Policy
London dispatch reports Sir John See replying to the Westminster Gazette on New South Wales Premier Sir Jol es See and British declarations. The piece notes Chamberlain and Balfour raising false hopes in the colonies while Rawson and other officials discuss preferential trade and imperial policy aims for self supporting colonies within the empire.
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London
Woerminster Gazette
Joles
New South Wales
TL. J. Rawman
Dr. Chamberlain
Wade
Chamberlain
A.J. Waltour
John Lee
Weatminster Ganette
Balfour
OM. Wi. Rawson
Ty Cabade
Vicia
Seddons Threat on reciprocity with foreign powers
London dispatch reports Mr Chamberlain telling the House of Commons that New Zealand may pursue reciprocity treaties with foreign nations independently in special cases. He said the Motherland can negotiate on behalf of colonies in limited instances but colonies retain the right to arrange deals with the Motherland or among themselves.
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Chamberlan
House of Commons
Labouchere
Seddon
New Zealand
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Chamberlain
British Lines Threatened in Somaliland Conflict
London reports threatened communications between Bohode and Berberd as 14000 Abyssinians operate in districts from Gerologub to Harradiggit. The Mullah avoids contact with Abyssinians and British, aims to reach Suleman. Units including Hampshire Regiment and Bengal troops warned for Somaliland service.
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Somaliland
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Hampshire Regiment
13Rd
Bengal (Rajput
11Th
Bengal (Punjab) Infantry
Siula
Murder of King Alexander and Queen Draga in Belgrade
London dispatches describe the Belgrade palace scene after the royal murder. Reporters recount bullet holes in furniture and walls, shattered mirrors, and bloodstains, with the king and queen killed in a adjoining dressing room.
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Belgrade
Alexander
Draga
The British Minister in Belgrade Watchful After Belgrade Crime
In London the Premier Mr A J Balfour said the government weighed marking reprobation for the Belgrade crime by dismissing Sir G F Bonham the minister. Bonham would stay in Belgrade though not accredited by King Peter to observe events until fuller information on the government’s rise and the circumstances is received.
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House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Belerde
G.F. Bonham
Balfour
Belgrade
Peter
Emperor Francis Joseph Extends Sympathy to King Peter
London June 18 The Austrian Emperor Francis Joseph assured King Peter of his sympathy support and friendship in the task of musing Seyvid from the severe fall she has sustained in the eyes of the civilised world through the heinous and universally reprobated crime.
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Austria
Peter
Seyvid
Reduction of Bank Rate in London June 18
The Bank of England discount rate is reduced from 3 percent to 3 percent. In France, Finance Minister M. Rouier presented the 1904 budget noting a deficit of 8,001,000 francs and plans to cover it by tax increases and converting the deficit into a 1,100,000 franc surplus. An income tax bill was introduced.
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London
Bank of England
M. Rourier
Chamber of Deputies
Saturday Mails From Sydney GPO Direct To Various Ports
Mails leaving from the Sydney GPO tomorrow include direct Singapore on the Elbing at 10 am and Hobart Launceston on the Oona at 10 am. Other services target Hobart, Wellington, Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Brisbane, Noumea, and West Australia via several vessels with varied departure times.
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Zam-Buk Ointment Praised By Adelaide Mother
A Norwood mother recalls eight days of Zam-Buk application clearing face sores and cracking nipples. She credits the ointment with healing her child and herself and urges mothers to keep Zam-Buk for cuts, boils, sores, and rheumatic pains. A free sample pot is offered for postage.
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R. Walker
Stasey
Zam-Buk Cay
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Lyddite Factory Blast Kills Fourteen at Woolwich Arsenal
A sell burst at the Lyddite factory in Woolwich Arsenal today killed fourteen workmen and injured thirteen. The accident occurred in the afternoon, drawing emergency response and investigations into factory safety.
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Woolwich Arsenal
Socialist gains noted in Germany election in progress
London reports the German general election showing a surge for Social Democrats. Radical parties suffer losses as socialist votes rise in cities like Berlin, Saxony, Dusseldorf and Bochum, with turnout and second ballots discussed amid debates over tariff policy and Kaiser interference.
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Chamberlain
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Kesen
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Empire
China Yields to U S Protests on Treaty Talks Move
London reports June 18 that China yielded to U S protests over Japan opposing the transfer from Shan Gusi to Pekin of negotiations for commercial treaties.
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China
United States
Japan
Pekin
Bar Silver in London Markets
Bar silver in London is quoted at 290 5 16 d per ounce as of 2 25 p m on June 1 with the standard price steady amid trading day activity. The report notes steady demand and minor fluctuations in London bullion markets.
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London
The Consump tives Chance and Scott's Emulsion Ad
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as the best cure for consumption when used early. It emphasizes prevention, immediate improvement after first doses, and warns against substitutes, urging readers to ensure a cod image on the wrapper and to request a specimen booklet by mail.
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