Mudgee election and colonial notes in chaotic dispatch
A busy cabinet and executive meeting conclude without major decisions. Mentions Mudgee election candidate William Chandos Wall elected unopposed. A long list of naval and colonial officials, committees, and inquiries followers a provincial Parliament House session, with numerous firms and ships named in connection to investigations and undertakings.
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Dawarra
Mudgee
William Chandos Wall
Mudgen
Berta Ol
Somat
Department 4
M'Kenny
Walker
Mering
Legislative Assembly
Parliament House
Honge
P. Jennings
Mesees
E. W. O'Sullivan
G. A. Lloyd
Les
Union
New Zaland
A.S.H. Co
W. Howard Smith and Co
Huddart, Parker, and Co
Queensland
Tasmanian
Hunter River
Newcastle
John Soo and Co
Olawarra
Clarence
Richmond River
B. HB. Mivell
A. Brown
Campball
J. Mitchell
Bummerbell
Colonial Lager Co
Bolli Coal Co
Mount Kembla Coal and Oil Co
Conlaliff Coal Co
Onborna
Walleand Colliary
Waratah Coal Co
Hign
Vis
Sutter
Horse racing and club updates from Melbourne spotlight
A Melbourne sporting page reports on racing and club news including track expansion plans at Canterbury Park, nominations for the Victorian Waterloo Cup, and the Melbourne Gun Club meeting with rules updates. It notes protests at Bovine Park, ownership debates, and jockey movements, with details on event dates, prizes, and endurance from Ballarat to Brisbane.
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Baty i
Trident
Blairgowrie
Canterbury Park
Raskoyg Ciu
Thin Shijou
Rosehill
Bovine Park
Yendon
Clibborn
Olumbus
Wane
Galatea
Reid
Lord Carrin
Lanoa
Jolion Vi
Zealan
Herat
Flemington
Rene Ee
Grasn
Riversdall
Sir Robart Jardine
Robert
Issalo
Borneo
Bumber Aea
Thia
Hurlingham
Grvanida Ammivance
Poione
Heaia
euLe
Melbourne Gun Club
Boott's
New South Wales
Melbourne
Sydney
P. Levi
Malbowne
Double Bay F.C
Gtrath
F.C
Otis
Aod Oe
Waoggeen
Brisbane
Albury
Tom Osborne
Otago
A Hai
Lady Clandim
Gladstone Meeting Draws Massive Irish Australian Crowd
A vast hall overflowed with Old World supporters and Australian Irish, as figures like Sir Patrick and John Morley addressed a rally praising Gladstone. The crowd, including Irish emigrants and laborers, heard calls for autonomy and unity, with strong notes on liberty and human rights.
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Ireland
Australia
Bark Publican
Trelawn
India
Honea Tate
London
Gladstone
John Ippesra
Edmund Barton
Henry Parkes
Taree
John
Mr. Gladstone
England
Kian
Patrick
Langth
Australis
Asta
Tno
Glietone
John Morley
George-street
Nios
Jeanette
Barton
Lori
Copeland
Ae Pena
Bo Ve
Emelesu
Termination of the Sy Quarrymen Strike at Lambton
The Globe reports the Lambton quarry strike ending after 24 hours. Men returned to work at mid day with time made up by extra hours. several quarries complied, while Mr. C Saunders initially resisted but relented. A reporter notes mixed views on the outcome and wage terms.
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Pyrmont
Sydney
Messrs. E
C. Banndars
Eeld
Doyla
M‘donald
Fullerton
Robert Saunders
Jon
Arenes
C. Saunders
Kia
Miners to Ballot and Resume Work Under New Agreement
The Lambton miners will ballot for places today take their tools into the pit tomorrow and resume work on Thursday. All differences henceforth to be settled by celebration under the new general agreement. The Royal Mining Commission will resume its sittings tomorrow at Newcastle.
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Wewcastta
Lambton
Royal Mining Commission
Newcastle
Tyler v Commissioner for Bail Wats case notes
Metropolitan Court records show a bail non delivery dispute involving Myler of Waggs Wagaya against the Commissioner for Bail Wats. Mrs Tyler, accompanying its wife on a train, claims injury and expense from undelivered trunks and luggage. Court details include appearances by Edmonds and Crown solicitor with asset and liability figures listed.
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Mr. Edmonds
Mesers
Sheohard
Crossman
Wise
Police Intelligence Summary from Marsh Court
William Thompson deemed insane and jailed for seven days on a charge of assault at a reception house. Gale, Bareley, and Francis Moore fined ten shillings or 48 hours in jail for disorderly conduct. Edward Grey penalized seven days or a fine for a drunk on the Coo River road. Frederick Robinson fined thirty shillings or seven days for drunken disorderliness and obscene language. Iotaphee Pandlebury fined three pounds or two months imprisonment for coarse language on the road.
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Marsh
Taies
M. Oncurs Lawcuaue
Edward Grey
Coo River
Weste
Frederick Robinman
Wes Syaeaat Gree’ Sark
Beace
Iotaphee Pandlebury
Hugo's Buffalo Minstrel Troupe Opens at Princess Theatre
The Princess Theatre hosts Hugo's Buffalo Minstrels and circle of comedians opening with a 5 p.m. performance. The review praises Mr. Hugo for established humor and collective talents, highlighting Bones and Tambo, Miss Verne, Tessie Cleveland, Mirecilla Vi pena, Roby Clifford, May Malville, and Fred Garrett for feats and dances.
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Hugo
Ted
Crimson Circle
Maemrs
Dave Gardner
Charles Hugo
Bones
Tambo” Req
Aaperieman
Dareardune
Charles Hogo
Mion
Priscilla Verne
Peart
Ali
Mie
Tessie Cleveland
Violeta
Oace
Delowry
Holeland
Mirecilla Vi Pena
Eo Roby Clifford
Misa May Malville
Fred. Garrett
Chiarini
Circus
Diptwal
Woman Killed in Melbourne After Fatal Beating
A Melbourne woman was found dead after a brutal beating described as a hob nailed assault. The assailant, believed to be her husband, surrendered to police and was later committed for trial. The scene showed extensive injuries including head wounds and multiple bruises and cuts across the body. The woman, about 35, was known to have a drinking habit. neighbors did not hear cries. The investigation proceeds at a local magistrates’ court.
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Hippaland Mercury
Spas
Mary Foley
Sale
Geol
Russia
Paris
Pope
Goulleas
Max
Hogan
Taylor
Hoysa
Ministry at Wollongong Forms Fractured Plan
Reports from Wollongong outline a controversial ministry meeting with Clifton officials. Proposed projects include a school path to a cemetery, seaside fencing to prevent accidents, and a bridge link to the city within 20 months. A parliamentary party travels by steamer at noon today.
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Platform of
Clifton
Clel Ily
Cohnels
Rosal
Therbay Deane
Fabsteet
Engs
Brighton
Meme, Thomson and Howa
Wollongong
Important Mining Deputation Visits Minister for Mines
A deputation of mining men led by J. E. W. O'Sullivan J. Creer and T. Williamson met Hon. James Fletcher minister for mines to push for a smelter amalgamation works at Sapohate. They propose a 100 ton daily refinery with smaller plants to process different ores avoiding shipments to Melbourne. If adopted it could create employment and revive idle silver and other mines boosting wealth.
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Tames Fletcher
Annement
Sapehate
Ware Socom
Ode Erguses
J. E. W. O'Sullivan
J. Creer
T. Williamson
We.p
Eac
Melbourne
Ewanses
Proposed Pacific Cable Talks Move Forward
Australia and Canada officials prepare to confer on a Canada Australia undersea cable. High Commissioner Charles Tupper reports government instructions to determine the amount of aid Australia is prepared to offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancrme
Lownow
Charles Tupper
Canada
Australia
Australian Eleven at Chichester in a rain-soaked match
The Australian Eleven faced Chichester. Chichester 1st innings 140 all out with Jease Hide scoring 4 and taking six wickets for 70 runs. Australians then bowled and were 145 for 8 at close amid good attendance and good fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuters
Kane
Chichester
Canadian fisheries question stance unchanged says Ottawa
Ottawa reports the Canadian government reaffirms the policy on the fisheries question remains as before and adheres to the Anglo-American treaty of 1813. The statement was issued on Monday and emphasizes no change in the policy despite ongoing discussions.
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Ottawa
Bulimba Leaves for Home Ward Trip
Bulimba sails for home today after a departure noted by the British India Company. The voyage marks the ship's return destination as officers confirm movement from Bulimba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rsuter
Bulimba
The Mudbee Election
Mr Wall stood as the lone nominee after Rouse withdrew on friends’ advice. He spoke in Market Square urging modified protection, a land tax, member pay, ministerial salaries cuts, and local option. He opposed assisted migration and colonial trade expansion and favored preserving public estates but not selling more.
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Mr. Wall
R. Rouse
Wall
Market Square
Pabl
The Brickmakers Strike Grows With New Members
The brickmakers strike expands with about twenty new members joining this morning, bringing the total to over a hundred and increasing union activity. Police are stationed as workers seek action after talks with masters and a proposed daily rate of six to nine dollars for ten hours is discussed.
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Agg
North Horn
Nee
Ren
Barley
Mar- Hokville
Inquests Open Into Fatal Fight and Train Death
Coroner Mr. Rissell opened an inquest at Prince Alfred Hospital into the death of Joseph, a 26 year old man, from head injuries sustained in a fight with John Egan, who remains in custody. The hearing adjourned to Friday for police inquiries. Separately, an inquest at Prince Alfred Hospital into porter John Simpson’s accidental death after being struck by a train returned a verdict of accidental death.
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Mr. Rissell
Sity
Pringe All Hospital
Joseph
John Egan
Prince Alfred Hospital
John Simpson
Prite
Gamed
Watson
Jenkins
Child Dies in Bath Tub Accident in Petersham
Coroner investigates the death of two year old Edwin Bradley Telford whose family lives on Charlow street Petersham. A tub of hot water stood in the room intended for a bath but the child fell in while the mother was away. Jury returns verdict of accidental death.
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Edwin Bradley Telford
Charlow-street
Petersham
Melbourne Court Hears Appeal In Service Commission Case
The Full Court ruled on a Brown v. the Service Commission matter, addressing issues of dismissal and procedure. The decision notes the case involved questions of authority and external factors, with emphasis on the court's ability to dispense with certain technicalities.
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Raom
Melbourne
Brown
Bethe Ceainomas
Reine Roy
Bess
Coronation Day Attended by Lady Carrington at Government House
A crowd gathered as Lady Carrington met the dominion officials and notable guests including the Premier, Jennings, the Consul-General for Germany, and local dignitaries. The procession featured children in white robes and fern fronds while ladies wore varied hats and gowns, bands played, and the event unfolded under bright afternoon light.
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Geos Labertouche
Bingham
M'Quade
Airey
J. G. Calvert
J. J. Harnett
Richardson
Roberts
John Gillis
Throckmorton
Barton
James Huddart
Ingham
Kelly
Chadwick
H. C.well
Alfred Moberta
Alfred Bennett
Mra
Esbillard
Garran
Cohen
Ington
Mini Y
Government Rouge
Licensed Victuallers Deputation Delayed by Absence
The Licensed Victuallers Association of Sydney planned a deputation to the Colonial Secretary but could not be received as Bir. Dibbs Banerer and Sir Patrick Jennings were away. The visit was postponed until a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victuallers’ Association of Sydney
Tam
Bir
Dibbs
Banerer
Wollongong
Patrick Jennings Wan
Poatpooad
Change in Australian and British Stocks Reported
Gross Office notes Tuesday stock changes with British and Australian banks and metals. Australian Joint Stock Bank £15 16s 0d, National Bank 28 7s 6d, King silver 3s, Broken Hill Bond 10s paid 11s 0d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bales
Australian Joint Stock Bank
Oneland National Bank
Ver King
Broken Hill Bonth
The Theatres The Motal and Evening Attractions
The page lists multiple acts at Theatres The Motal and The Aba Aar BLA. Public shows feature acts like Minnie Palmer and The Woman in White. Advertising displays boast success and frequent crowds with banners and scenic images.
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Iitsmons
Bert Heevre
White
Thornton
Bia
Minnie Palmer
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