Deaths and trade notes amid colonial goods discussion
A death notice for Edward William Blake infant son of Edward and Harriett Blake appears amid a long economic discussion of Britain's trade with its colonies and foreign countries. The piece analyzes import values in tea wool tin ore and other raw materials and questions potential shifts to protect domestic industry.
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Jlarr
Juneton-street
Kogarah
Edward William
Edward
Harriett Blake
India
Great Britain
Britain
Mugland
Ouvistacveres
British Trade Tables Show Food and Material Imports by Origin
A study of 1901 import origins for grain flour meat butter and fruit outlines Britain and empire roles in supplying food and raw materials under a proposed Chamberlain tariff. Foreign sources dominate grain and meat. British possessions supply portions of butter and fruit.
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Great Britain
United States
France Exiles Monks and Students Under 1901 Law
Mass expulsion orders issued under the 1901 Religious Associations Act hit the Benedictine order and 65 students. Thousands of monks and lay religious move toward frontiers, with monks taking abbeys on the Isle of Wight and others to Parkminster in Sussex. An Assumptionist group also seeks asylum in England, praised as land of liberty.
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Douar
Spain
England
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Isle of Wight
Parkminster
Sussex
Times
Farnborough
A Necessary Tax on Firearms Sale
An English judge rebuked a jury for urging gun sale restrictions and argued for practical controls. The piece notes the ease of obtaining revolvers in Sydney shops and proposes licensing and purchaser lists to deter misuse and reduce public danger.
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Justice Darling
Sydney
Marriage trends in New South Wales youth
The state statistician Mr Coghlan reports more male youth under 21 marry than females under 21, with cross age pairings in both directions. The piece questions child marriage risks and women's rights as it notes no reasons are given for the trend and calls for public discussion.
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Coghlan
New South Wales
Australian youth and marriage attitudes debated in essay
Passage debates why Australian male youth view marriage as temporary and treats the social role with levity. It contrasts two explanations: youthful laxity versus a broader view of modesty inherent or learned through observation.
Servia's New King Balks at Punishing Murderers Amid Diplomatic Strains
The new King of Servia refuses to punish the murderers of King Alexander and Queen Draga citing a vote of thanks by Skupahtina. Britain may suspend relations with Servia, joined by France Germany and Italy, while Russia seeks leverage with the young king’s father. Austria may remain aligned with Russia in Balkan affairs.
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Servia
Alexander
Draga
Skupahtina
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
House of Lords
Lally
Serviaia
Austila
Lkely
Rusela
Belgrade
Anakis
Harpean
Russia
Bervin
Hueva
Salutes and misunderstandings in distant ports
In Townsville a Japanese squadron saluted the British flag but was told Townsville is not a saluting station. A US ship at Guam fired shots ashore. the first landing officer was met by a Spanish officer who apologized for not returning the salute, citing no powder.
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Australia
Snutee
Townsville
United States
Guam
Galute
America
Spain
Rumors of Russian Bribes to Japan Across Alliance Strain
A Vienna rumour suggests Russia offers bribes to Japan to break its alliance with Britain. The Times Pekin correspondent notes a Russo Japanese accord could defy Western powers in North China, while strategic moves like Japan’s squadron near Australia and control of Corea shape tense tensions.
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Vienna
Russia
Japan
Great Britain
Corea
Manchuria
China
Times
Pekin
Asia
Berlin
Australian
Straits of Malacca
Straits
Europe
Conscience money note to Railway Commissioners revealed
A note signed Redfern offering 1s in stamps to cover unpaid tram fares was received by the Railway Commissioners. The note carried printed garish religious slogans. An advertisement advised investing 1s 8d in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Redfern
Garnest Messageea
The Punishment of the Murderers in Servia
London reports King Peter of Servia will not punish the assassins of King Alexander and Queen Draga after they were exonerated by the Skupshtina. Foreign papers note Austrian and Russian pressures and Emperor Francis Joseph’s sympathy while Belgrade papers suppress foreign telegrams.
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London
Peter of
Servia
Alexander
Draga
St. Petersburg
Austria
Mussiau
Peter
Francis Joseph
Th Eimperor
Francis Josep
Belgrade
Somaliland notes on Brigadier General Manning and relief efforts
Reports from London dated June describe Manning force progress in Somaliland near Bohodle. Deserters say no attack occurred. Mullah sighted northeast. A Somaliland Mounted Infantry unit allegedly reduced Milah influence as Boer troops depart Berbera. Reinforcements urged, garrison at Bohodle weak, and danger to Dame noted while Cobbe and Hemgal Manume dine near Dameot.
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London
Manning
Bohotle
Dawior
Damot
Ebohodle
Somaliland
Berbera
Daily Telegraph
Bototle
Somali Mounted Infantry
Doskyns
Fii
Pian —Lelendiort Hemgal Manume
Cobbe
Dameot
Bohoaie
Mannine
Lasik
Willes
Diamar
Beleadie
Mabiliac
Dano
Russia resumes diplomatic ties with Serbia amid murder probe
Belgrade reports Moscow will reestablish late diplomatic relations with Serbia after demanding punishment for the assassination of King Alexander. A Vienna interview says King Peter may face pressure to grant concessions to Russia, boosting Tsarist influence in the region.
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London
Iet
Belgrade
M. N.Y. Debarikeft
Russia
Alexanles
Vienna
Servia
Peter
Rsslo
Nvssin
Alexander
British diplomacy gropes over Serbia inquiry in Lords
In the Lords last night the minister for foreign affairs said Britain would not recognize any new Serbian regime yet and opposed punitive action proposed by other powers. He noted Belgrade outrages and that Russia wants punishment of murderers, while Bonham would avoid Belgrade during a true inauguration.
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London
House of Lords
Lonsuswie
Lord Newton
Servia
Cie Guvelniout
Belgrade
Great Britain
Lora Lansdowne
Nothloe
G. F. Bonham
Loth Dusvanr
Tie Wutlovikles
Wilk
Great Brinwin
Prance
Germiny
Italy
Britain
Austria
Russia
G. F. Penham
Earl Spencer
Liberal
Burinod
Gricet in England and form at Manchester market
Fragmented report notes individuals including Mr Wyo T. Murdael formerly of New South Wales and Mr L. O. Paideyin formerly of Redfern Sydney as part of a London unniy market feature. Additional names appear as jumbled OCR text with limited readable details.
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Lantves
Jvine
London
Disaster at Woolwich explosion shocks city
Los Thos June 2 reports confirm seven shell fragments exploded at Woolwich Arsenal on Thursday. The shells weighed about 82 pounds of lyddite and 41 pounds of steel, with casualties and damage noted. General Andre, French Minister for War, sent warm sympathy to sufferers. Mr St John Brodrick, British Secretary for War, thanked General Andre for his kindness.
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Los Thos
Woolwich Arsenal
Wats
Andre
Las
Woolieh
St. John Brodrick
Rumours of Abdication Circulating in Vienna Belgrade
London dispatch reports unconfirmed rumours that unrest in Constantinople could force Sultan Abdul Hamid to abdicate. The Vienna and Belgrade reports offer no verification at this time.
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Vienna
Belgrade
London
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Kanaka Soo Woo Loa Executed in Brisbane Murders
Soo Woo Loa, a Kanaka, was executed at South Brisbane Gaol for three murders. Victims included Alice Gunning at Habana Filtration, John Martin, and Mackay lockup keeper Johnson, all killed in the Mackay lockup yard. He admitted further killings and expressed repentance after the sentence.
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Brisbane
Soo Woo "Loa
South Brisbane
Alice Gunning
Habana
John Martin
Mackay
Johnson
Mackay Lockup
Martin
Martins
Ferguson
Kenakea
Justice Powers
Mackay Circuit Court
Plague Alert in Sydney as Boy Admitted to Coast Hospital
The Bella of Health reported a suspicious illness in Annandale View Street where 14 year old William Wilkins was moved to Coast Hospital Little Bay as a plague patient. Authorities inspected Pitt Street premises, found cleanliness and disinfection. No clear infection source, no epidemic anticipated. Wilkins shows favorable progress after a calm night.
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Bella of Health
View Street
Annandaele
Millard
Coast Hospital
Little Bay
Willam Wilkins
Machine Bay
Wilkins
Pittstreet
City
Annandale
The Ideal Colonial Secretary Speech by Chamberlain
Mr Chamberlain, Britain’s Colonial Secretary, told Corona Club members in London that imperial tasks were vast but doable. He described the ideal secretary as visiting all colonies, protectorates, and possessions, and expressed hope a successor would fulfill the mission if he did not.
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London
Corona Club
Chamberlain
Death of Cardinal Vaughan in London
The death is announced after a lingering illness of Cardinal Vaughan Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster aged 71.
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Cardinal Vaughan
London
Westminster
City Property Sale at King and Castlereagh Streets
The Commercial Hotel at King and Castlereagh streets plus shops 136 138 and 140 King Street were sold today for £24,500. Purchasers are Tooheys Limited and Raine and Horne brokers. The hotel is occupied by Mrs Eliza Wehlow and the notice mentions a cough remedy for croup.
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King and
Castlereagh Streets
King Street
Tooheys, Limited
Raine and Horne
Eliza Wehlow
Worker injured after fall at Darling Harbour site
William Rowling 20 of Harris street Vliumo employed at the Darling Harbour branch of the F Food and Ihe Company fell downstairs while working on Saturday night suffering internal injuries and was admitted to Sydney Hospital. In Bundaberg sugar manufacturers and cane growers urged Senate to amend the Sugar Bonus Bill to allow any grower who registered the area as a white plantation in the prior twelve months to claim the bonus. A laundryman known as Bana on the steamer Del moored at Circular Quay was found dead in his bunk with a cabin door closed and two box irons filled with charcoal suggesting fatal fumes.
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William Rowling
Harris Street
Vliumo
Darling Harbour
F Food and Ihe Company
Sydney Hospital
Bundaberg
Senate
Ooen
Bana
Del
Circular Quay
Breach of Promise Trial in Banco Court
Amanda Hardwick sues Isidore Wineberg for alleged breach of promise to marry. Hearing before the Acting Chief Justice continues with testimony from sisters and witnesses about visits, support, and liaisons, with damages claimed at £2000.
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Amanda Marie Hardwick
Isidore Wineberg
Banco Court
Platovist
G. H. Reid
K.C
M.P
T. Kolin
G. C. Murdoch
AD. Levy
M.L.A
Marion Hardwick
Rolin
Oddfellows’ Temple
Wit Ness
Ainter
Alice
Withuesca
Amanita
Dufendanl
Alfred
Croes
Levy
Pisia- Wifi
York-atreet
Oddfellows' Temple
Plato
Trousseau
Resson
Alice Maud Bayliss
Balmain
Mr Wineberg
Misg Jordwick
David Isingberg
Erskine Street
Mr. Roith
Ventura Arrives Auckland With American Mail
The Ventura of the Queenstown Steamship Company reached Auckland this morning with the American mail from San Francisco dated June 4. Captain Hayward set a record voyage of just over fifteen days. Saloon passengers for Sydney include Miss Margarey Roger Thomas and Field, Mesdames Carr Lemare Clumpett Newhay and Deane, the Rev Mr Clampett, and numerous other travelers.
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Auckland
Ventura
Qreeaniec Steamship Company
San Frenelace
Hayward
Jual
Sydney
Margarey
Roger
Thomas
Field
Mesdames Carr
Lemare
Clumpett
Newhay
Deane
Clampett
Messrs
Carr
Duckworth
Lemaire
Osborn
Woodman
Fotheringham
Walla
Neville
Baxter
Andley
Treleaven
Lees
Salisbury
Gator
Da Southam Gout and Rheumatic Pills Ad
A wonderful discovery promises immediate relief for gout rheumatism sciatica and rheumatic pains in the head and face. Da Southam's Gout and Rheumatic Pills are offered as a safe certain remedy by sole proprietor RH A Rose dispensing chemist 631 George street Sydney open all night Sundays and holidays.
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Southam
RH. A. Rose
George Street
Sydney
Saunders Clock Display in Sydney Offers Wide Range
Sail through time with Saunders clocks at 813, 915, and 511 George Street. The display boasts the largest selection in Australis from 64 Lever Alar to a 15 Guinea clock due to presentable, adjusted pieces before leaving showroom. Presentation clocks priced to please with guaranteed workmanship and satisfaction.
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Australis
Sydney
George-St. Wallwer Station
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