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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
3
London dispatch reports serious disturbances in Paris as laymen pressure churches under the 1901 association law. Demonstrations and proscriptions disrupt worship as clergy resist and police restore order amid threats of violence.
A London dispatch reports the Brunswick throne remains vacant after Prince Albrecht’s death. The Diet invited the Duke of Cumberland to renounce Hanover to claim the throne, but German authorities say the 148 decree blocks Cumberland’s succession. The Duke proposes a compromise that would allow his youngest son to succeed, arguing the 1544 decree bars this, while others call for unconditional recognition of Hanover's rights.
In Adelaide under a drying wind South Australia resumed batting with most top order batsmen out. Notable scores include Macartney 63 and Noble 24 as South Wales fielders struggled. wickets fell to Cotter Hopkins Gurnsey and others with final totals showing few substantial partnerships in a challenging innings.
Citizens Tinental Band entertained about three hundred attendees with a torchlight procession from the bandroom in Bayit to Banil-sergeant G. Tubman in charge. Soloists include Mr. George Parkin and Mr. Vere Topham. conductor Mr. E. Homann led the program featuring Tonexetti and a cornet solo “Robin Adur.”
A state parliamentary debate centers on an insurance measure aimed at preventing race entry numbers from rising, with supporters arguing it stabilizes event planning and funding while opponents warn of restricted access for some groups.
All that is novel and new in millinery underclothing dress lace and haberdashery is shown and our household drapery is of special value highlighting current department offerings and value.
A public notice states P Moran has purchased the business previously run by W F Dorieu of Broken Hill. Moran thanks old friends and customers for past patronage and solicits continued support, promising to carry on the business to best ability and honor.
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