Shadow of the Czar in Czernova Diet confrontation
In the Czernova Diet, Ministerialists and Muscovite opponents clash as Lipski accuses ministers of arming rioters. Zabern brandishes a Kolokol article urging assassination, leading to a dramatic entrance by Princess Barbara. She appeals for votes to reject the secular appropriation bill, vowing to sign only if constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorislas
Brucowski
Paul
Salle D'Armen
Lipski
Diet
Zabern
Duke of Bora
Bia Uensi Seul
Lipak
Lesko Lipski
Russograd
Kolokol
Bia
Finn Zabern
Brunowski
Zaberp
Brunowak
Czernova
Toulod
Princam
Harmodius
Zaberin
Athens
Baligh
Bronowski
Zabera
Barbara
Europe
Prunowski
Brupowski
Radsm
Kussograd
Brunowaki
Princess of
Czernovar
New Pipe Organ Installed at St Alban’s Blackheath
The pipe organ erected at St Alban’s Church of England Blackheath was used for Sunday morning services. Organist Mr Albert Fisher of St John’s C E was delayed until after the evening service. The instrument, built by Mr T Richardson, cost just over £160, stands 13 1/2 feet high and 7 feet wide with seven stops, encased wholly in kauri and French polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban’s Church of England
Blackheath
Albert Fisher
St. John’s C.E
T. Richardson
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General Hutton scheme sparks debate among Australian volunteers
Rank and Pile reports that General Hutton's defence minute prompts strong talk in local forces. Officers praise discipline under General Hatton but warn of heavy remodelling for partly paid and volunteer troops, including needs for modern arms, transport, and an arms factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton
Defence of
Australia
Hatton
New South Wales
Army Service Corps
Civil Service Corps
University Corps
Commonwealth
Mining syndicate gains acreage at Adelong Russell Creek
A six man Adelong syndicate wins rights to 20 acres on Russell's Creek Adjungbilly with two reef runs. They crushed 140 tons of quartz earlier yielding a profit hindered by haulage costs and plan to install a twin stamper battery within six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tumut
Adelong
Russell's Creek
Adjungbilly
Arbitration Court Regulations Approved and Procedures Outlined
The Arbitration Court regulations are approved with notices for sittings and filing of applications. Respondents may be summoned, and the Registrar issues hearing notices after answers. failures to answer within seven days may be excused with explanation. Fees, service, and witness expenses are detailed, and appeals to the President are possible within seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbitration Court
Supreme Court
Iike
Sco
Hassel Techs Auleasumnents Engis
Delegates Entertained at Trades Hall Banquet
About 120 delegates from various industrial unions attended a banquet at the Trades Hall on Tuesday night. Mr. 8. Smith, employees' representative on the Arbitration Court, spoke along with Labor Commissioner Frank Brennan who presided. Toasters lauded the Parliament Labor Party and the Court of Industrial Arbitration, while pressing for balance between the press and Parliament and backing workers' unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades Hall
8. Smith
Arbitration Court
Frank Brennan
Messrs. A. Kelly
J. R. Dacey
P. H. Sullivan
J. Storey
R. Hollis
Donald Macdonell
Thomas H. Thrower
Parliamentary
Labor Party
Messrs
Dacey
Kelly
Hollis
Storey
Sullivan
Macdonell
Botany
Court of Industrial Arbitration
Smith
Court of Arbitration
Labor Movement
Water Board rejects broad exemptions for religious charities
At a Water and Sewerage Board meeting a deputation urged waiving charges for religious and charitable institutions and erasing arrears. The board supported limited free water up to a per head allowance but rejected full exemptions and wiping out arrears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Sewerage Board
J. Kidd
Alderman Griffin
Hodgson Smith and Company Picnic at Correy's Gardens
Employees of Hodgson Smith and Company Ashfield and Summer Hill held their tenth annual picnic at Correy's Gardens Cabarita. Banquet at 6 pm presided by A. J. Benjamin with A. K. Murray as vice-chair. Alderman B. G. Smith attended along with J. P. M'Arthur Morgan Rowley Fleming Stutehbury Ball Stewart Paterson Johnson G. Watson and F. E. Winchcombe. Toasts included The Parliament Our Employers The Wishers and The Reployees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Hodgson, Smith, and Company
Ashfield
Summer Hill
Correy's Gardens
Cabarita
A. J. Benjamin
A. K. Murray
G. Smith
Frm
Messrs
J. P. M'Arthur
Morgan
W. Gardiner
Night battle near Heilbron leaves Boers at bay
London correspondent Bennet Burleigh recalls a fierce night assault ten miles north of Heilbron as Lord Kitchener forces push De Wet from the Orange River Colony. Boers, cavalry, and infantry clash under searchlights with Maxims and 12-pounders, while Irish and Leinsters hold the line. About 300 Boers killed or captured, plus vast cattle and horses seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennet Burleigh
London “Daily Telegraph
Lord Kitchener
de Wet
Orange River Colony
Might
Heilbron
Heilbron-Kroanstad
Ccolumns
Crystal Palace
Gol
Brer Boer
Rimington
Iriad Mike
Kroonstad
Transfers of Publicans Licences and Local Grievances
Water Licensing Court transfers publicans licences Samuel Harris to John M Grath at Charing Cross Hotel Waverley James Smith to Joseph Knight Smith at Willoughby Hotel Willoughby Isaac Davis Clay to Frank A Hall at Grand Hotel Waverley magistrates Smithers Wilshire and Macfarlane Camden correspondent reports minister promises on Macquarie Gorge bridge unfulfilled residents indignant London wool sales third series total 240000 bales and market firmness Lingard v Taylor promissory note case verdict set aside request for new trial denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Harris
John M'Grath
Charing Cross Hotel
Waverley
James Smith
Joseph Knight Smith
Willoughby Hotel
Willoughby
Isaac Davis Clay
Frank A Hall
Grand Hotel
Messrs. Smithers
Wilshire
Macfarlane
Camden
Macquarie Gorge
Trafic
Lingard
Taylor
Justice Cohen
William Lingard
Thomas J. Taylor
N. S. Wales Pneumatic Heel
New Zealand
Surrender of De Wet Prompted Seasickness Ad Mix Up
A past notice claimed to announce De Wet s surrender but was actually an advertisement for Seasoi a seasickness remedy. The copy notes the medicine is procurable at 257 George street and from leading chemists, while the General De Wet remains unattainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wet
George St
Memorial Urges Action to End Opium Exports to China
A memorial to the British prime minister appeals for steps to stop opium exports from India to China. Signers include archbishops, bishops, church leaders, Lord Kinnaird, Marquis of Northampton, and church figures such as Dr Spurgeon and Sir George Williams. Lord Salisbury has forwarded a reply to present the memorial to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
India
China
Canterbury
Dublin
Carlisle
Warham
Glasgow
Kelmore
Limerick
Liverpool
Norwich
Rochester
Aberdeen
Orkney
Lord Kinnaird
Marquis of
Northampton
The
Baptist Minsionary Society
Lord Salisbury
Ashfield Band to Play Park Benefit Program
Permission granted by Ashfield Council for the Ashfield Band to perform in the local park to raise funds for the Hospital Saturday Fund. The band will also conduct a collection during the event. Mention of a man previously committed for trial for stealing a cheque is clarified. Reports on Imperial Federation pamphlet and naval cost debate. Armidale officials inspect dairies and a deputation to Uralla to meet the Mines and Agriculture Minister and visit a proposed model farm site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashfield
Hospital Saturday Fund
Achfield
Junee
Shearers’ Union
Sheda
Imperial Federation (Defence
H. B. Bignold
Sydney
United Australia
Royal Navy
Armidale
J. F. M Ebacharn
Department Ofublic Health
Armidale Pastoral and Agricultural Society
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Uralla
Kidd
Mines and Agriculture
Sallaburr
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles and Its Guarantee
An advertisement claims Pazo Ointment cures piles including bleeding and protruding in six days. It states all chemists guarantee refund if it fails, with one application providing relief. The Paris Medicine Co. markets this new remedy at 95 ad., sold by chemists and wholesalers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Medicine CO
Shoe Lane
London
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Shadow OF the Czar
John R. Carling
General Hutton
A. H. Prince
New South Wales Sheepbreeders’ Association
Prince
Katoomba
Aborigines Mission
Briner
M.L.A
Burnt Creek
Eureka
Peope
I Stanish
Perial and Royal University
Mar
Vienna
Halle
Germany
Byd
Fisher & CO
Joseph
Teague
Albany Road
Petersham
Elliott Brothers
Messrs. Pattinson and Co., Ltd
City and Suburbs
Washington
H. Sous and Co
Anthony Hordern and Sons
Hayward
Merchant Tailor
Orge Street
Lassetter’s
BAC
Winchcombe, Carson, and Company
May & Thia
Robinson
Castlerearh
Steve Rott
Edwards St
Brisbane
McLaughlin
Kingst
South
Africa
Ostrich
Gratef
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