The Position of Parties in the General Election
A discussion on the Labor and protectionist parties and their uneasy alignment against the Liberals. It notes Labour candidates hedging on supporting ministers amid industrial disputes, and possible shifts if government loans and budgets provoke trader concerns. The piece hints at electoral calculations and party alignments amid a looming general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cereerrndera
Minis Iriasiers Tor
Amd
Minlairy
Wist
Drominin
Labor Party
Feminie
Stintobey
Ceioul Alfal
Ualns
Minlalry
Mr. O'Sullivan
Rabie
Edden frames Labor push for dictation and ministry checks
In Rabibah a blunt speech by Alfred Edden critiques the Ministry and asserts Labor’s insistence on independence from dictation. The article details party dynamics, ministerial accountability, and the political choice facing New South Wales electors about a自由 and progressive program without external pressure.
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Lee
Labor
Alfred Edden
Rabibah
Ridden Textileman
Rela
Labor Party
Moowen
Cnge
Baden
Willa Lene
Wiliam Lyne
Commonwealth
Wiliam Lyne Lee
Edden
Bdden
Eddep
Mr. Lee
Mrr
Itv
Lever Party
Eden
New Ford Wales
Len
Caunos
Legislative Assembly
Lees
The Elections Analyze Unopposed Parliament Nominees
A reader’s notes on recent nominations reveal ten candidates elected unopposed with four opposition pledges to vote against the government, one ministerial supporter, four independents, and one Labour member. The piece argues independents often fear declaring support and urges voters to back independents for strategic reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Labor
Willem Lyne
Wtom
Laken
Modor
M'Laurin
Carrol
Ember
Lachlan
Royal Reports on Duke of Cornwall Tour Cables
The Duke of Cornwall in York sends enthusiastic cables to King expressing delight at receptions during the tour. Reports hint at colonial potential and empire prospects while noting possible private messages about New Zealand Mounted Infantry and local wildlife mishaps during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
Commonwealth
Ruben Sud
Duke of Cornwall
York
New Zealand Mounted
Wellington
Bee
New South Wales
Drew Tully
Wes
Tully
Private Correspondence Sparks Royal Presence Scramble
A fragmentary note recalls the Duke charged and crowned by his band as courtiers at the Melbourne venue ripped off their own and each other’s buttons in a frantic dash toward the Royal Presence. The account hints that private correspondence may hold the key to understanding the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Morality and a Politician’s Amoral Incident
A Victorian gentleman testified before the Factories Commission that half of girl apprentices in clothing led immoral lives. He later apologized. The piece recalls a Melville New South Wales political episode where a protection advocate claimed free trade would leave girls unemployed and morally corrupted, a remark that supposedly led to a defeated candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Ma Nini
Melville
New Souk Wales
Mave
Lake
Ives
Saue
Pepent
Ewen
Eleo Weate
Refugee Camps in Orange River Colony Face High Mortality
Cable reports from London describe 13 refugee camps for the Boers in the Orange River Colony. Camps require weekly imports of fundamental supplies, with mortality peaking at 116 per 1000 in September. Causes cited include neglect of vaccination and women’s neglect of children.
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London
Orange River Colony
Abe
General Chapf ee's Report on European Conflicts
London dispatch reports General Cheten leading Unilet Jamin Toren in China and Belgium amid looting and crime waves. The article notes casualties among workers and families, with unspecified numbers and ages among the dead and missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pat —Generel Cheten
Jamin Toren Ie Chius
Thy
Belgium
Cmnilen
Een Sfy Sarreinm
Inereer
Fee
Continental clamor overboycott fears and fashion politics
The essay discusses British concerns over a French boycott amid the Boer War, warning exaggerated pressures could prolong resistance. It notes the impact of French fashion on politics and argues Britain could leverage trade in silk, wine, and chemicals while resisting Gallic costume laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Hall
France
Paris
Kruger
de Wel
Great Britain
Body of Sergeant Wreford Recovered in London
The body of Sergeant George Whittington Wreford of the Queenaland's Mounted Infantry, missing since March, has been recovered in London. The report notes the long absence and confirms the recovery, with details pending official notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gergpant
Whittington Wreford
Queenaland's
The Tientsin Riots raised in British dispatches
London reports the tense scene in Tientsin as General Verou moves to discipline French troops who controlled city districts. The telegram notes severe actions and orders issued to French forces amid unrest.
Pro-Buer Meeting Sparks Continental Clamor in London
Report from London notes a pro-Boruer gathering at the Queen's Hall reviving continental protest against Fujiend. The French urge a boycott of British goods until independence is secured by the altered secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fugiend
Indemnity Debate in Commons Sparks Questioning
London reports a heated session in the Commons on the indemnity matter. Mysterious proposals surface as allies and adversaries argue over the timing and scope of indemnity payments amid international tensions and domestic policy debates.
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London
Cransorm
Jojurres
Arkates
WES Natine Authority
Germany
Rielend
Startling discovery as body found in Cook's River
Police were alerted before 11 this morning to a floating body in Cook's River. Sub inspector Stanley sent a man to the scene where the corpse was recovered and removed to the North Sydney Morgue. Identity and circumstances unknown. marine inquiries ongoing. George Mayne of Canterbury reported the discovery. No knife was found. the deceased appears a young woman with apparently unfair conditions surrounding her death.
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Marrickville
Cook's River
Stanley
North Sydney
Circular Quay
George Mayne
Canterbury Maile
River Aim Spover
Liberals Split Over War Policy Behind London Debate
Reports from London describe a Liberal party rift amid debate over South Africa policy and party authority. Newspaper comment mirrors rising tensions as factions press for unity while criticizing leadership failures. The June 21 dispatch notes shock at the defections and calls for discipline within the Liberal ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aschilifi
Beas Liberal Federation
Tay
Liberal Party
Acqua
Great Brin
Maine
Pontitiea
Pier
Une Quewse
Opie Fox
South Africa
Empire
Cord Milner
Frear Bripchy
Republicy
Axos
Canada
Sud
Australia
Canadian Flour Trade Faces Anti American Combine
London June 21 4 pm reports a Canadian flour trade dispute amid anti American pressure. The Privicigal mill Brive me Ortaei and Cam sie remain involved as the combine with the Abie h bie uct 3000 ual ool Tana A Ly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
de Privicigal Mille Brive Me Ortaei
Camsie
Emmaining
Candidatures Returned Unopposed in State Elections
Nominations closed with several candidates elected without opposition. Polling figures listed show many contending districts, including Winchcombe Bowral Blugura and Sydney regions, with totals such as Polling 149, 968, 184 and 2898 for various nominees.
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RabUold
Winchcombe
Watkin
Bowral
W. M.court
M'Court
Yarwood
Blugura
W. Moore
Moore
Wlotyre
Durham
Beonsty
Polini
Bennett
HH. Brown
Thy Hume
Ro M Lauris
M'Laurin
Miler
Matrath
Hay
FA Byrne
Byron
Newton
Lakeman
Lacalan
I. Carroll
Carroll
Cameron
Broome
Northumberland
J. Norton
Nortom
Wheeler
Sydney-furmont
S. Smith
Smith
D. O'Connor
Parker
Marshall
Wii
Tguterfeld
Ch Ay Lee
Lee
Mss. Reid
Forest Lodge Races Showcard June 64 Summary
Forest Lodge hosts a multi race program with Trini Stakes and the Fourteen Hands Handicap. Notables include Fairy Queen, Metattoid, Lady Nagel, Zulu Queen, Templar, Pairy Boy, Lady Teabel, Paany s0nt, Ivan, Lew Weller, Montpellier, Primrose, Lioness, The Charmer, Molly Nobr, Commission, Blue Bell, Charlie, and Goodness in a crowded bill of 3% furlong to 13 4 furlongs events.
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Metattoid
Lady
Ribel
Matlida
Albert
Conargan
Llonexn
Prins
Romping Girl
Little Jim
Numa Par Tinh
Kitty
Waser
Paddy
Patch Ro
The Royal Tour Duke’s Cables Clear King Visit
London June 1 The Duke of Cornwall and York expresses strong satisfaction with the reception given to the King and Duchess The visit to the colonies is described as immense and the Duke notes potential benefits for the empire from the royal tour and favorable prospects ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Cornwall and
Yorks
Tong
Duke of Cornwall
York
Mediterranean Squadron and British Fleet Reform Call
Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, second in command of the Mediterranean Squadron, told a friend he was deeply at a loss to understand the lack of strength and proper war organisation of the British fleet in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austen Chamberlain
Treacuy
Coonervatiyy
London
Campbell-Bannerman
Lord Kitebs
Charles Beresford
Lester
Couksped
Mediterranean
Bemere Perehire
Wouetenger
Navy
Ecumie
Ang
Hear-Alminal
Admiral Heat
Medergett
Conway
Ibis Ceue
Wan
Tasaiace
UEM
Ies Perera
Slaur
Vanier
Hans
Urowm Lee
Émsborrs
Khediive
KCK
Fejerinies Mont
Naval Eserves
Degermies
de Faber
ISL
Sas
Ailearas
Eliza
French Miners Expel Italians After Public House Brawl
Report from La Faure in the Department of Tsere France describes 400 Italians facing dismissal after a brawl at a public house. The mining company refused to expel them, prompting the French miners to take action, forcing Italians to flee into the neighboring departments of Savoy and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lafaure
Tsere
Francy
Savoy
Hhence
Aly
Market Report From London June Prompted By Rates
London money market notes discount rates with Lille’s rate at 43 216 percent and Bank of Baghalid discount at 3 percent. Rates for others show slight declines, while some margins remain narrow.
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TEE Money Market
London
Iscount
Lille
Bank of Baghalid
Isc
Sunday Music By The Newlawn Brave Band At Outer Domain
The Newlawn Brave Band will perform Sunday afternoon at the Outer Domain. The program includes Fighting aria Death of Nelson and Belisario selections with conductor Thos Mellor. A collection will be taken in aid of a bandsman in distress.
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Newlawn Brave
Lo Vlack
Wagner
Newton
Weles
Sullivan
Hume
Beliserio
Donizetti
King
Berlin
Anticlerical Riot in Spain Damages Plant and Darkens City
June 8 report from Rasa Spain describes an anticlerical riot that destroyed a printing plant and left the city in darkness. Police dispersed crowds, injuries unspecified, and authorities vowed to investigate the disturbance as religious tension flares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasa
Spain
Philippines and London report form pirate camera firm to limited company
Reuter's dispatch says the United States in the Philippines will inaugurate civil government on July 4. Hardman Brothers biscuit makers, after 49 years, have formed a limited company. Dr Hardman becomes chairman and will devote full time to the business, as the directors plan new activities.
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Philippines
London
Reuter
Repor
United States
Mesers
Hardman Grothers
Hardman
Sears
Patriotism Run Riot in Halting Form
Fragmented OCR advertisement touts A Saunders and A Bauindars as leading jewelers. Claims watches and jewellery are superior due to art and practical knowledge. References to Rooiwa, Hallway Station, and Australia, with garbled lines about ambition and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
A. Saunder
Rooiwa
Australia
Aindy
A. Bauindars
Mining shares and market notes from London and Melbourne
Commercial intelligence reports mixed steel and copper prices. Copper quiet. tin and lead quotes show small shifts. London market quotations for Australian government fleet discussed. A public folio near Wichard Wail mentions a gathering linked to the Corws Agricultura Society and plasterers’ unions. South Africa work prospects noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollinie
Jay
Wichard Wail
Worpagone
Weer Perbes
Ancevere
Arthur Emme
Wangouis
Omer
Toyadure
Council of the Corews Agricultura
Socwry
Sls
Tareling
Archit le Alfer
Priar
Ellerecor
Cossideratios
W.A
Latar Cunell
Derkes
Natal
South Africa
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L Monte
Ate
Uaveton
Alec
Nanelia’ Ely
Ardara
Rennett
Insurance
Spring-Street
AMP
Sydney
W. A. Otrb
Waterbury
Kernessy
Alao Bexcenanr
Orient
David Jones & Company
Roms Aurts
Jane Twerdn
Fa Ua
Rite Vlan
Ake
AME
Ifort
JHE Tpn
Ciu Sieraw Abr
Lorie
Masile
Wits
el Sidhe
Orient Boots
Gmgr Gorarmed Sewoot
Selper
David Jones and Company
George & Barrack Streets
Exgland
A. Saundere
Shaw
Ryabey
Bermin
Uae
Cael
Altre
Kat Labainatia
Cole
Pabonat
Ove Sinner
Tarkan
Hani Qshueneen
Wwe
Hameed
Be Tre Prandentty
Pomc G
Triy
Ciara
Hte Lovlow
Athens
the Evening News
Whtm Waterts Incorporated ‘Tax
Xmpide
Royal Reports
CABLE
News BY
Prem the Bening News Corraprate
General Chapfee
Sergeant Wreford
Tientsin
Generel Verou
Prench
Bryudh Wnovenion
Tiadsin
Anti-American Combine
Forest Lodge
Dukf
the King
the Mediterranean Squadron
Lord Charles Beresford
Tosdos
Jane
Jae
New York
Sunday Music
Amelia Sims
New Zealand
Newcastle
Nelson
N.Z
Newcastle Harbor
Condon
Chillweoe Raliwar
Il Mounnt Lyell
Sorta Mowne Lyell
Commercial Intelligence
Lengen Warraria
Oss
Roe
Nsw
Queensland
Ietigmann
Felten
Tormlay
Laprlinarts
Reniral
Gemma
Miounrayen
Wiel Seaking
Mpa
Heme
Farraneee
Acadanmie
Farrurye Fund
Perry
Yalephume
MT Irie
Rymey
Wren Baek
Ieee
MLE Marisces
Waryibace
Lecter
Apaledt Willison
Willan
Lacie Lomiisieon
Ace Cox
Sarre
Tna
Rena Lomerroeae
Dubie
Rely
Mary Lees
Alfred Tremayor
Asichman
Wimibin
Lupe
Ike Atiedanie
Wien Cade
Tie Industries
Cwantewe
Pires
Sahara
Abd Saewhallong
Thal Lee Peice
New Leach Wales
Patrick
Jeabeir Quinn
Pru
Osberte
Hamer
Palmerste
Melbeerne Caer
Ragland
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