Banks of Labor showdown at Tailors Union meeting
The Tailors Union held a lengthy session at the Trades Hall with talks on apprenticeship ratios and arbitration outcomes. Members debated a plan to address master tailors and prepare for a mayoral conference, while voting a £10 funeral grant and preparing for upcoming general meetings.
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Mir
J. B. Crombie
Uniow
Masice
Nest of the Indies
Gedl
Counettion
Sydney
Rexutadee Sheenn Momen
Dureek
Newcastle
Maitlend
Recordo
Tho Tuller
Oan
Wade
Sewewstic
Romré
Mattland
Newessle
Huacemaiers! Association
Doathmakers’ Association
J. Emaritt
Debr
I Gas
Tazunworeh
Levereh
Political Labor League
Hator League
Trades Hall Law
Wam
Chrua Lakes
Senate
Allan Mc Dougall
Mahdle Workers
T. Cale
Moble Workers’ Union
Hald
Trades Hall
Mons
Messrs. G
Eldysdee
AL Mackey
Snirnors
Medlay
Tramway Union
Wareror
Ualon
Oy My
G Harling
Walon
Ocsasion Ware
Ryde Valuations Report Shows Appeal Outcomes
At a Rule Council meeting the assessor reported on total appeals against valuations. Of the cases, 146 have been dealt with by the Friendly Appeal Court and 157 by the Appeal Court, with one referred to the Israel Court. Reductions totalled 145, varying by 32 instances, reducing revenue by £1 1s 7d.
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Rule Council
Cnert
Arsenic Poisoning in Historical Murder Cases
A medical treatise notes slow arsenic poisoning as a hidden murder method. It describes a servant covertly lacing food with arsenic, causing vomiting, pain, and emaciation before death. It cites cases with varying doses and timelines, including the Queen Williams trial and the Chester Assizes case, discussing how arsenic may be detected after burial and whether stomach contents prove deliberate poisoning.
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Teaumo
Castle
Queen Y Williams
Wowan Wee
Herapath
Nolson Wis
Alice Hewitt
Chester Assizes
Icwan
Tiwid
Occurres
Boston
Liquor Prosecution At Water Police Court
William Lawson faced auto information for selling port wine aboard the Chiom company steamer Moorski at Sydney. Witnesses testified the ship’s chief steward offered wine to two men, who paid with a coin. Lawson claimed the voyage was foreign and exempt from local licencing. The defence argued the Moeraki was registered in New Zealand and a foreign vessel, with owners exempt under liquor act provisions.
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William Lawson
Auto
Chiom —Company
Moorski
William Faison
Mora
Uni
Barnett
New Jestand
New Zealand
Moeraki
Germany
Disturbance at Water Police Court over assault on constable
James Mulligan faced a charge of assaulting Constable Cameron at Water Police Court. Evidence said the confrontation occurred after Cameron arrested a man on Liverpool Street for drunkenness and riotous behavior. Mulligan admitted working as a shorthand writer. the magistrate fined Mulligan 20 pounds and costs, with four months to pay and seven days to settle.
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Waler
James Mulligan
Thte
Cameroun
Cameron
Eiverpool-street
Cits
Deblad
Alpipe Waal
Sway
Fadefewer
Mulligan
Mickay
Wis
Kameron
Dafendant
Iola Sayqne
Barnett
Victorian Tragedy in Melbourne Church of Eng
A reader named Fr. Hubinson was found dead at his residence in Minne Blacke Mood on Friday afternoon. Miner Pincombe, suspected of the crime, approached the house armed with a rifle but was shot by Saunders after a struggle. Pincombe had shown insanity and a self-declared apostasy from the clergy. A loaded powder and cartridges were found on him as witnesses described the fatal confrontation on the verandah where Mrs Robinson stood nearby.
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Melbourne
Jay
Hubinson
Minne Blacke
Tromtham
William Pin”combe
Tedover
Reson
Pincombs
Robinson
Che Verandah
Horse Training In The Streets Case In Newtown Court
In Newtown Police Court several youths appeared for exercising horses on Mitchell Road and along the street. Dalton Morris Clarke Hood and Constd faced charges. Dalton pleaded not guilty. The case involved riding and walking horses on a circuit of streets, causing dust and nuisance to residents. Costs were awarded after the solicitor pleaded guilty for all defendants.
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Newtown
Frank Dalton
Healen Morris
George Clarke
Praderick Hood
Maginvash
Marekine
Iwustable Edgar
Mitshell-raad
Eugard
Goven
Brees
Tour Streee
Bofzes
Moorefield
Morbert Cropp
Siltchell-Rawn
Kogarah
Witosss
Witess
Snean
Rome
Dalian
Island Murders and Trade Tensions in Solomons
A British trader Oliver Burns of Marova Laeuou Solomon Islands was mauled and towed to sea by flames. His ration was looted and destroyed. white trade wastes owned in the victim’s name were broken. Reports say natives threaten Whites, with calls for a warship. Separate incident at Cape Marsh notes the killing of Mr Brown and life sentence for a galive woman. Desertions from plantations and thefts also reported amid deportations from Queenan.
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Oliver Burns
Marova Laeuou
Solomon
Islands
Seath
Stames
Syaley
Mindar
Cape Marsh
Brown
Queenan
Voigr of the People and Local Reform Notes
The piece surveys public interest topics in New South Wales including a census preference poll on ridge location, dental inspection remarks from the Dental Association, and debates on market construction and local government acts. It urges electors to enroll, warns of political manipulation, and calls for organized civic action to restore parliamentary solvency.
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S- Lever
DDLS
Dental
Assolation of
Nsw
Weltes
Victoria
Dental Association
Department At Public Instruction
Tis
Brussels
Lst
K. J. C. Wharton
People's Meform
Teague
Wiliam Dyne Janes
New South Wale
New South Wales
Perera
People’s Hefarm League
Elst
Ite
Dso
Wits
Pontim
Texgne
Examination for Telephone Attendants in Melbourne
The Commonwealth Public Service Commission advertises an exam for telephone attendants at Erdoey and suburban offices. About 100 appointments are expected in the coming months. Applications to the Public Service Hrammer, Melbourne, by July 1, with further details from Australasia Chambers, Martin Place. Transit details given for Mulga? and George Street routes. Remedy advert adds unrelated product claim about coughs and health.
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Commonwealth Pubic Service
Commonwealth Public Service
Epéctor
Australasia
Martin Place
Srilney
Bonus for Children in Town and Country Journal Scheme
A reader-suggested plan in the Town and Country Journal proposes a national endowment of £10 for each child, funded by federal election votes. The writer notes a future surplus could be added for each compliant parent and hints at market-like incentives.
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Town and Country Journal
Commonwealth
Ana
Legal notice of appointment in care of late Lord Augustis Cottus
A formal legal notice records the appointment related to the late Lord Augustis Cottus formerly known as Go Hortniet Zar, noting associated places and parties. The notice names the responsible bloc and outlines the procedural context for inheritance or guardianship as required by the jurisdiction.
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Rxpem
Augustis ‘Cottus
Go- Hortniet Zar
Hove
Tarn
Oslo
Ieee i Ae ‘Glov
Mee
Bloc Dyanerae
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Thes Industriel Disputes Act
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Luster Mayer
Inter
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Harding
White
Dersnow
Layton
Ware Ton
Woodlands
Watch
Bourke
Messrs
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Witko
Messrs. Hardug
White Tram
Sittin
Ryde Valuations
Kbeldon
A. Liquor Prosecution
Moeraks
Rockdale
Wes Screed
Hs Code of
Dalton
Island
Solomons
Voigr
Mylson's Point
Blue's Point
Malon’s Point
Ooe
Couseti
Holivar Commissiontre
Sailane
Barhurst
Waebacke
Pru Exchenes
Consel
Tenchpyfiske
Tacal Guverkair
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Salt Act, Get Hide Or For Support From the Government of Local Government
Enfield
Gey Youh
Crown Studios
George ST
Burnitien
Davidson & CO
Oxford-Ist
Diamond Bros. Avlog
T. Petersen
Comer Pitt
Uverpool Firets
Werches
Liamond Goons
Weta
Plale
Novelties
Gre
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Diamond Bros
Gorner
Taren Sov
Hall
Gadsteads
Widsit
Witnsséars
Counirs
Ieee
A. Hall and Company
SOI
A. Borders and Sons
Liverponl-street
Rowley & Company
Oma
Cmialre
Spencer Nolan
Tae Parturis Harmer
Caronn
Errcey
Joen
Fontaine
City
Auburks
George-Street
Greulop Quay
Pitt-st
South British Ins. Co., Ltd
South British Chambers
Bridge ST
EoDae Ike, Shen
Gptelan
Anderson Bros
Redadway
STONE
Alea Pane
W. Qy Desese
Tocrusne
Boussbold
Mastanist
Tay Tuliamet
ATORS
Chewlar Quay
Champerlain
Nature
Marshall
GREEN
George Street
Strand
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