Cablegrams On Item and Foreign Proms Association
Brief notices list items from the Proms Association and foreign events with copyright notes. Reads as short gossip of cultural happenings and royalty in the arts world.
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1908
Page
3
Brief notices list items from the Proms Association and foreign events with copyright notes. Reads as short gossip of cultural happenings and royalty in the arts world.
The Pan-Anglians Congress in Melbourne discussed capital and labor with speakers including F Gurney Masterman Liberal MP West Ham and Professor Burrows. Conciliation and arbitration were debated, with calls for a world Anglican federation and a broader lay union within the church. Canon Leeper urged a global Anglican society, while Australian labor interests were analyzed as shaping legislation.
London on Saturday Hon Mr Abqwith the Worth Prime Minister spoke at a main meeting in Birmiho connecting with the National Liberal Pedration Conference. He staked his political fortunes and the Government’s fate on the Licensing Bill, declaring he had been a fool hardy yet believed he never did a wiser thing.
Fragmented OCR text references the United States president and a Chicago-related delivery agent. The readable parts show garbled names and roles, making a clear political event uncertain and insufficient for a precise summary.
Fragmentary text from a local page hints at a pale goere of Tie and a weekly note by Sahin pees. The garbled OCR leaves the lead unclear, but suggests a teaser about a mysterious event or artifact titled The Sliding Boale with names and dates unreadable.
A distorted report quotes Me Asquith criticizing tari reformers and the Liberal agenda. He questions whether tari jam is settled and argues the party should reduce burdens and end poverty and squalor, aiming to improve environmental conditions.
The fragmentary text mentions Canada tax impact for an unspecified seal year dropping eight percent and a Cape Parliament governor discussing balance of revenue and expenditure. It also references a French government checrin quick arating device claim, the RMS Himalaya voyage, a New Zealand mortgage dividend of seven percent, and a golf champion named Mr Braid with a score of 201.
London reports suggest Mulai Hafid may be proclaimed Sultan of Morocco causing authorities to mobilize forces. French Foreign Affairs warns resizing France if Hafid gains power, urging adherence to the Algeciras Pact and payment of damages.
The Tasmanian Smelting Company plans to restart operations on the old fines amid halted talks with Hercules on terms. General manager H Barris and partner Mir Walter Betmedt resume efforts to secure ore contracts, with 7,000 tons of ore from Merculon mine and Tasmanian Copper Company deliveries, while no new large plant additions are planned.
A man leaped from a moving train at Melbourne station amid a dramatic escape. He ran along the corridor and vaulted a door, narrowly eluding officers, then fled into the street as transport staff pursued. No serious injuries reported as bystanders watched the chase.
A garbled report from Sunday recital shows Wilourne appeared at the City Court on a charge of desertion. The fragmentary text mentions John Chenery and unclear references to hotels, elated tones, and a request for work. The incomplete wording leaves key details and outcomes unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text reports London Gazette remarks at length about Kaiser claims and war strategy. It mentions readiness and assurances, with garbled references to German plans and threats. The piece hints at perceptions of menace and support for mobilization.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions unclear names and places and lacks coherent facts. The readable text provides little to identify persons, organizations, dates, or events for a reliable summary card.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate drought impact with figures ranging from £90,000 to £240,000. Mentions Melbourne area and Sunday timing, with implied agricultural losses and extended periods of reduced yields. No clear sources or dates discernible.
Fragmentary report describes a man named Pincombe accused after a lethal assault on Robinson. The article notes prior threats, a pistol found on Pincombe, and the gunfire that wounded Robinson who is son of a Lancashire clergyman. The case ties to a local court incident months earlier.
A fragmented report notes a German man named Melhourne to be hanged for the murder of his wife Flinaberh Dani Veestachaanay Ab near Aperer. The execution was scheduled for Monday during a period in April, with confirmation by the Conseil.
Melbourne reports retardations in court proceedings as Crowe lingers on reserved judgments in McKay v Commonwealth. The piece notes government protective measures and rising public cheers amid ongoing legal debates shaping policy directions.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a creation or event at Yorks involving Benda and a named riding or air ion topic. Limited legible details hinder full summary. preserves core names and vague reference to an assignment or act linked to Yorks.
International trade event expected to draw participants from multiple regions. Organizers promise competitive showcases and potential collaborations between firms and buyers in the iron and steel sector. Local officials note potential economic impact for the area.
A garbled OCR item mentions a Saturday event with Hon Jake Farue Pape ila Saree and a limerick competition. It references a Sorta Appeal stage and a Monopoly game related to the Camayole nd, with unclear details but noting growing file or burn improvements.
Melbourne Burnday reports railway revenue fell by 179001 pounds compared with the same period last year. Officials attribute the drop to reduced traffic and operational challenges across the Jurleet line. Authorities assure ongoing measures to restore balance and bolster future earnings.
The BFCA marine court convened today to view the wreck off the South Cast on April 5. Defendants argued no crew were aboard and no cargo was properly moved. The proceedings rejected speculation and noted the court had no sat at hand to hear evidence.
Adelaide reports partial results from Broame of Ar All the veraney electing members in the Assembly. Mr EB A Roberta leads with a pivotal victory while Frinedorf trails with 3,407 votes. Mr J. qian Witir War is also noted amid the poll figures.
A historical newspaper ad lists a week of bargains at W. T. York and Co, highlighting department store offers across household goods, sugars, candles, textiles, and groceries. Read like a vivid catalog page with prices and items such as Ceylon products, wax candles, and various foods, inviting shoppers to visit the Manch Department and other sections.
The article reports on a half yearly meeting of the Directon Taylor Venture, directors Lueck and Chas. von Devonport, and notices changes among agents and managers. It mentions Boulder Mine activity, Crown mines position, and a British-Zeehan mining interest with risks and expected ore shipments. A new Far District syndicate forms Macintosh Mining with J. Kelly and others as directors and a five year option on the northern Macinowh lease.
The report outlines quotations for metals including copper and wool, with forward delivery and spot prices. It details galena ore production at North Cleveland Whyte River and Mount Lyell, noting ore tonnages, adit progress, and vein quartz with galena, plus various regional ore workings and price ranges as of June 18.
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