Last of it as Wade defends government in parliament
Commentary notes that Wade defended the ministry in the Legislative Assembly amid remissness charges linked to Willis and Crick. It faults opposition leaders, cites Holman and Thow debates, and argues apologies alone cannot remedy outside parliamentary action.
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Wade
Legislative Assembly
Willis
Crick
Uml
Berm
Guilky
Messrs
Woowen
Holuen
Oppostrion
Golan
Thow
Holman
Railway Commission
Parliament
No Room for Attendants in Apt Hearing
A note states no space remains for attendees at a meeting with the representative Desioten and Apiegy. It mentions the organizer's plan to engage attendees and to inform the public there is no room for those who attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notte
Norfolk Narrow Shave Aboard Steamer Norfolk
The Norfolk faced a perilous voyage as propeller issues and gale conditions tested the crew. Captain Cartier and officers improvised with derricks and spare rigging to bring the ship safely into port. Despite multiple craft damages and near list, all aboard are praised for maintaining control and preserving the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Cartier
Havehiow
Misconceptions After Controversy Over School Immunization
A London telegram reports a clash at twenty New York schools over alleged attempts to influence children to speak foreign languages. Parents rushed to rescue their children as rioting and assaults broke out, and police restored order as schools were closed. The piece argues physicians and officials were acting for public health and humanity amid fears of speech and vaccination myths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Orver
Toreimnera
Royal Labour Commission Backs Mail Service Nationalisation
Mr Deakin laughs as a Royal Labour Commission recommends nationalising the mail carrying service between Australia and Great Britain. The panel faced strong opposition from shipping experts and public opinion, but delivered a verdict against the proposal despite evidence.
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Deakin
Labour Party
Royal Labour Commission
Australia
Great Britain
Stnton
Svithedeos
Hushares
Bibby
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Deskin
Sudden Death at Sea Aboard the Tombi
A married Auburn resident Sabina Jane Macroft died suddenly aboard the steamer Tombi during a voyage from the Richmond River to Sydney. She had been unwell and worsened Wednesday morning, with her condition deteriorating into the afternoon before the voyage ended.
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Sabina Jane Macroft
Auburn
Richmond
Sydnnes
Crick Attacks Sydney Papers in Legislative Inquiry
An early inquiry in the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday heard Crick level serious charges against two Sydney morning papers. The letters and statements cited claimed misconduct, with Crick accusing the papers of corrupt influence on public opinion and journalistic ethics. The response defended the papers, stating Crick’s charges were inaccurate and malevolent though the matter could affect reputations at stake.
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Legislative Assembly
Crick
Newo Sydney Morning
Lyne and Sie
Sydney Morning
Wise
Iice
Sydney
New South Wales
Eytery
Grif
The Difficult Small Boy and Archdeacon Oakes
Archdeacon Oakes after interceding for three Bathurst boys charged with night-time theft from a farm-house, tells the Sydney Labour Council that they lacked discipline and suggests better care might have prevented their later misfortune. He defended his kindness while noting the youths’ faults and the need to address underlying issues.
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Archdeacon Oakes
Bathurst
Sydney Labour Council
Menelion
Archieweoo
Massacre Victim’s Child Granted Amnesty in London
The Chinaea Government grants 4700 pounds to the surviving child of the Rev. Mr. Wingham, victim of a massacre near Nanthangfu on the Yangtze. The attack killed six preachers and affected family members, including Mrs Kingham and the younger child. Kingham, a Birmingham native, previously married Octavia Pownall.
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London
Chinaea
Wingham
Mamacre
Yangise
C. Riham
Tod Elder Wi
Wow
Kingham
Birmingeham
Mes
Mina Octavia Pownall
G. P. Pownall
St. John's
Hoxton
Porin
West Admiralia
Extraordinary pains in New York schools shutdown
In New York a doctor backed plan to use foreign children for experiments causing panic. Parents rushed to authorities as dozens of children were affected and adenoid surgeries were performed amid tightened police action.
Fire on the Rimutaka causes lighter damage than feared
A cargo of the New Zealand Shipping Company steamer Rimutaka in dock at London shows damage far less than expected after a blaze. No casualty reports accompany the outlook as repairs begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand Shinpine Company
London
West Ridgeway Fails to Unify Progres sives and Boers on Constitution
Sir J West Ridgeway could not secure unanimous agreement between the Progres sives and the Boers on an immediately adoptable scheme for a constitution. He will be accompanied to England by Flipatrick, Mr Al Balles, and another Praemesaire leader to seek support from Earl of Elgin, the Colonial Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J ‘West’ Ridgeway
Comstitpenetes
J & Flipatrick
al Balles
Praemesaires
Sir J. West Ridgeway
England
Earl of Elgin
Carles
Russia
Peter the Creat
Br Petérsburg
PepeAtedy
Black Sea
Bar Silver Quoted Higher in London Market
London price for bar silver at 220 p.m. today stands at 28 3 10d per ounce an increase of 4d from Monday reflecting market activity and dealer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lismore Municipality Case Heard Before Chief Justice and Jury
Hearing in Lismore on a 2009 compensation claim by dairy farmer John Pollant against the Municipal District over a claimed nuisance from a night depot near the road. Defendants argue no nuisance exists, while the State authority seeks to proceed with the case despite disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banco Aurt
John Pollant
Lismore
Abe
Sly
Addres
No Room sir Metric State Commercial Agent Announcement
Fragmented OCR text shows a State Commercial Agent announcing to-day assignment and mentions Guinea, Ge Weninate people, and inspection or bestow tasks. The readable items are uncertain and lack clear event details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir. Mwtter
Teast
Letiere
Amd
Guiney
Peopling Northern Australia Expanded By Roper River Company
The Roper River Lands and Mineral Company plans to acquire 4 009 000 acres and mineral rights from the Roper Hivar Concessions Syndicate. The scheme aims to open grazing to English and Scotch settlers, establish European agriculture, build a refinery and freeing works, and develop 4000 cattle at Mish Dead station with a port at Port Darwin. The project seeks mining prospects and development funding, seen as a bold but controversial continental land grant venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roper River Lands and Mineral Company
Ropar Hivar Concessiana
Inpd
Cult of Carpentaria
Mopar
Port Darwin
Australia
Delayed Oceanic Vessel Affects Auckland to Sydney Run
The Oceanic steamship delayed at South Head and not signalled, delaying passage between Auckland and Sydney. Expected eight days seven hours under normal conditions, but fuel and maintenance issues hindered speed and readiness for the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Auckland
South Head
Rerome
Sydney
Knighted in Sydney Hon. Mr Justice William Owen
A cablegram from Lord Elgin reports King George approving knighthood for Hon. Mr Justice William Owen of Sydney. The message also notes naval honours for Admiral Sir Mary Rawean, KCB, as part of a broader list. The text includes several garbled phrases about other titles and orders.
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Secretary of State For the Colonies
Lord Elgin
William ‘Owen
Sydney
Marry Rawean
K.C B
Order of the Bath
Zulu Rebellion Report From Northern Natal Clash
Morning dispatches describe two hundred rebels charging Colonel Louchar’s column in Northern Natal. The attack was repulsed with casualties on both sides, rebels pushed back toward Mayme, and dispersed by fire from allied forces. The report notes a strong punitive response and continued unrest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Natal
Louchar
Mayme
Piv
Afesima
Congo Hinterland Treaty Sketch From London Cable Dispatch
London dispatch reports a developing Anglo Belgian Congo agreement outlining railway, transport, and territorial terms. It notes figures like Sir Edward Grey and Neron van Retsveld and mentions delimitation proposals affecting the Congo Free State and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thorday
Bolsiona
Sovermien
Congo
Sir Edward Ores
Ant Neron van Retveidy
Sats
Spd
Arete
Britain
Leopold
Lata
Belklan Witetr
Tyne
Pinelty
Fonga
Scandals at Central Criminal Court over Crown Lands case
The case before Mr Justice Rogers in Darlinghurst features George M Nair and Bernard Hopkins with William Nicholas Wills. They allegedly conspired to obtain a conditional purchase of 40 acres in Coomamble land district, contravening the Crown Lands Act 1884 and amendments. Proceedings adjourned with trial expected. other details include statements by Crown counsel and defence.
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George M'Nair
Bernard Hopkins
Justive Rogers
Central Criminal Court
Darlinghums
Wiliam Nicholas Wills
Joseph Bonaom
Coomamble
Daowit
Joseph
Bonnom
Stephene
Pollock
Willy Heald
Attica
Waa
Sydney
Ticherdeon
Tarke
Willian
Rial
Toy Creusnesté Grantet
London and South Apriga Ship Cargo Details Debated
The fragment discusses a liner Orieny WIT and cargo statements with numerous names including Mr Watson, Mr James Hereuson, and Mr Leonard Scantsie. It mentions sugar value and cattle items, with scattered references to ports, duties, and shipboard goods. The text is a damaged OCR read with many unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bering Leva Masitetet
Paanlinger Uiste
Watson
Miumey Lam
James Hereuson
Preah Uiwull
Susie Laie
Wucua
Mioed Bailes
Hilde
Tony Copgwr
Hites
Rune Bare
Shu Bane
Lucu
Su Levine
Melebue
Melekaer
Au Peles Rablijve
Joe Dhanee
Arlehinell
Fire at Redfern factory causes casualties and disruptions
Fire at a Redfern Alabama plant caused extensive damage and injuries. Investigators determined a brewing issue led to a deliberate blaze that disrupted operations and endangered workers, with emergency crews and local authorities responding quickly to contain the fire and secure the premises.
Islands shipping notes and figures from an old issue
Fragmented OCR lists ships, routes, and names including Spice tasmerniefue for Singapore and various captains and vessels. Readable items note steamers, ports, and a dated maritime roundup with officials and merchants referenced.
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Davin Jones & Co
Talisker Whisky
A. Saunders
Storrs A
Saunders
BIS
George-Street
Opp
Sears
Roberts
Roberts Wine
Manket
Degage
Jamaica
Winkie
Pumiert Champagne
Kw. Roberts Euperior
Wis
W. Clarst
George Axo Warner
ONG Shellin' Roberts Hotel
Aianocat
George
Deerey
Loura Derrey
Ty’ Hs
Uitle Cecil
Slater Makers
Monty
Elizabeth Gandser
Ip Reavn
Entiimarn
Margareta
Stara Schuhann
Margaret Behuhmann
Ulla
A. Beresford Turner
Legislative Chamber
MR. Deakin Laughs
John Graham
Mosere
Boward
Vignerens
Henry
Pevenkines Sports
Southam
Certsie
Tia Deloureux
Rose and CO
Chemie
Demresetrest
Shedays
Polidara
Transvaal
Lismore Municipality
Northern
Orage ‘Wess
Sonoma
Wudge Owen
Edward
Avantine
Ahrests AT
Sebastopol
Londos
Myursday
Vienna
Rusia
Perenomasy
Jem
Selesiopul
Ands
Mnair and
Hoskins
Bill Bes
Br. Geeidee
Colon
London and South
THE
Orient and Moravian
Redfern
Leiiwani Tealieg
Matic Ak
Uepaztar Ford
Bali
Itr
Raavs
Briguils
Eléy
Ilsierwels
Vineucus
Moka Urns Philp
Mutans
Singapore
Stroisporta
Mick Vue
Wlw
Grete
Mtr
Saspor
Serline Twzsau
Gare
Wurdes
Caprans Skeviera
Ewen Ahr
Dan Bop
Mr. JM Tarr
Mm Riri
Mire Coxprutn
Mite Te Asittns
the Poste Mauer Couriuis
Janes Bort Jn
Hreseral
O'Connor
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Tom Mann
Mme Deesiaa
Rhinesellariene
Mattion Ar
Ferg
Wadtel
Ery
Mip'mac
Bander and Sons
Per Talnenss
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