Melbourne Letter from Our Own Correspondent Good Friday Weather
On Good Friday the holidays opened cold and stormy with mournful memories. A gale battered the coast for three days as steamers and passengers endured rough seas. Soldiers faced damp camps at Langwarrn amid shifting plans, while Parliament debates reform and electorate sizes.
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Tattersall’s Sweep Drawn Into Political Controversy
The Attorney General warns that a proposed Tattersall scheme is a distraction amid Labour Party legislation and Tasmanian politics. George Adams is suspected of stirring interest while other politicians focus on broader reforms and resource concerns.
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Minister of Railways Visit Programme Planned
On Monday last Mr F C Mason arrived in Traralgon and met Carrajung Railway League officials about the Minister of Railways visit. A detailed, costly programme was outlined with receptions and entertainment arranged. The party will travel from Mr Bodycomb’s residence to Wallwood’s Hill, Gormandale, Carrajung, Bulga, Yarram, Tarwin Valley, Mirvaa and Moracil with stays and inspections along the route.
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Unity and core faith urged at anniversary sermon
Christian Une reports the anniversary social of the Presbyterian church where Rev Eliott urges unity among Protestant bodies and warns against overemphasis on creeds and dogmas. He calls for practical action on social issues and less polemics, stressing love as evidence of discipleship.
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Call for Christian unity to curb moral decay in Melbourne
A May 10 1899 letter from Dorcas Street South Melbourne urges Protestants to unite to reform vice and public morality. It criticizes divided Christians for tolerating drunkenness gambling and open-air preaching chaos while calling for cohesive action under Christ and lawful reform.
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