Discussion Continues on Imperial Preferential Trade
London reports a large Edinburgh demonstration protesting Mr Chamberlain’s preferential trade proposals. Critics warn the plan could raise food costs and harm trade, while supporters urge clear measures and colonial input before any decision. Leaders from Liberal and Conservative ranks comment on risks to empire unity and economic burden.
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Chasaberlain
Vicory Comptell-thunnermin
Tiloval Party
Monhl
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Chamberlain
East Birmingham Conservative Association
Hye Populrien
H. Asquith
Mir Alasbertain
Asgitha
Willan Harcourt
Mr Chamberlain
Germany
Berlin
Rome
Chimberlain
London Plans College of Applied Science with Royal Support
A proposal for a London College of Applied Science mirrors Charlottenburg with Earl Rosebery as chair of trustees. Funding from Werner, Bell, and Company totals £200,000 plus a £100,000 donation, as site value and maintenance costs are discussed. The project links London University with Central Technical College and Royal College of Science to foster imperial technical education.
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Charlottenburg
Earl of Rosebery
London University
Duke of Devonsuire
A.J. Balfour
Francia Mowatt
Treasury
Datings Wernber
R. B. Halduie
Archibald Robertson
Yuoch
Central
Technial College
Royal College of Science
Lord Rosebery
London County Connell
ENON
Mdvatom
Empire
Werber, Belt, and Company
Railway accident in Spain kills many near Bilbao
London reports a devastating rail collision as a cargo train derailed on the Montalbo Bridge while heading toward Bilbao, plunging into the Najerilla River. At least thirty one dead and six injured. Details note German student fatalities and injuries including skull fractures among pupils. A Zurich gymnasium tutor and two students die. two others are severely injured. A Korean officer reports 150 Russian soldiers crossing the Yalu into Manchuria and Korea, occupying two localities.
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Spain
Bilbao
Barveluum
Montalbo
de Najerilla
Saul
Alolo
Mustera
Jrofemar Groebil
Zurich Gymnasium
Unitarian Sermon On Capital Punishment At Hyde Park
Rev Ziltman preached on capital punishment referencing the Auburn martyrs Grand and Jones who await execution set for Tuesday July 7. He argued the worst life is too good for the gallows and urged mercy petitions to the Governor. The Governor declined intercession, saying no good could come from a deputation.
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Unitarian Church
Hyde Park
Grand
Fie
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Tateron
Russian petition on Jews discussed by London official
Lord Mayor Sir Marcus Samuel says Britain cannot block petitions on Jewish questions as Russia faces scrutiny from the Foreign Office. New York reports note signatures increasing while Reuters says Roosevelt and the secretary of state will review the petition for any objectionable content before presenting it to the Czar.
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Hackney
Yverday
Marcus Samuel
Lan—don
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Uhrevell
British Foreign Office
Australa
Rusia
C. W. Biankey
New York
Times
Russia
United States
Reuters
New Servian King Claims Palace Property Amid Amnesty
London dispatch states King Peter of Servia informs Dowager Queen Nathalie, mother of murdered Alexander, that Belgrade palace holdings attributed to Alexander become her property. European leaders hail Peter, except King Edward, as he pledges amnesty to traitors, signaling no punishment for the assassination. Peter walks Belgrade unescorted.
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Servid
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Ques Nathalie
Alexander
Belgrade
Edward
Great Britain
Servie
Klas
Belerade
NSW Customs Revenue Shown For Monday
The Custome revenue received in New South Wales on Monday was £11,833.
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New South Wales
Coleman and Sons Bucalypt-E World Famous Preparations
Advertises Colemane and Sons Bucalypt-E preparations claiming superior cure properties. It promotes Our Extract and Lozenged for coughs consumption and chest ailments with trademark Bucalypt-E. Cites prices and urges use of Bucalypt-E wording on all brands for interior use.
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Colemane and Sons
Kaiser Speech Amuses U S Readers
London dispatch notes American newspapers amused by the German Emperor speech praising the United States and its way of entertaining audiences. The piece recalls near conflicts in the past, referencing ships at Kiel and a visit by a squadron, highlighting the playful tone of the era.
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London
Kiel
Apia
Samol
Lord Lytton May Succeed Tennyson in Australia Post
London June 99. The Earl of Lytton is named as probable successor to Lord Tennyson as Governor-General of Australia. The young lord, born in Simla, is grandson of the first Baron Lytton, famed for Pelham and other works. He owns about 1900 acres at Knebworth House and recently married Pamela Chichele Plowden.
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Earl of Lytton
Lord Tennyson
Australi
Lord Lytton
Simla
India
Akio
Baron Lytton
Pelham
Belian
George Bowen
Queensland
Miso
Fottery
U- Ua
Paria
Edith
Edward Villiers
Hart of
French politics under Combes faces dwindling support
London reports the French Chamber of Deputies shows declining backing for Premier Combes. A vote on his measures to bar dissolved religious orders from lay teaching and to suppress female associations sparked criticism. Waldeck Rousseau blamed Combes for overstepping the law in targeting religious groups.
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M. Waldeck Rousseau
Senate
M- Waldeck Rousseau
M. Combeild
France
Tacoma man plans American Australian steamship line
London reports Mr A Alley of Tacoma forming an American Australian line with Tacoma as headquarters. He has chartered four steamers of 0Wroma each to sail from Seattle Tacoma and San Francisco toward the end of September. Baralivera quoted at 3406-164 per ounce standard.
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Mall
A. Alley
Tacoma
Commercial
Maloney and Punch Fight Ends as Punch Tows Fight
A crowded Gafety witnessed Maloney against Punch with the bout lively from start to eleventh round when Punch quit the match by throwing in the towel. Tonight Bhookmors of Sydney and Williams of Melbourne clash at the National Sporting Club in a cool scientific bout. Rose and Moroney set for ten rounds as preliminaries.
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National Sporting Club
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