Hotel Blown Up London, Saturday, 6.30 a.m
Yet another dynamite outrage on the Rand, and this time one in which loss of life was involved. Kilfoll's Hotel at Boksburg was blown up,…
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Dynamite Outrages. Three Deaths on the Rand. Hotel Destroyed. London, July 13
Kilfoil's Hotel, at Boksburg, on the Rand, has been destroyed by an explosion of dynamite. Three people were killed, and several others were injured…
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It transpires that until recently kilfril's Hotel at Boksburg, which was blown up with dynamite on Friday last, was the headquarters of the strikers…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The No-license Movement. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—There are some statements in your leader of to-day on the above subject concerning which I should like to make several observations. It can be proved quite easily…
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James Woods (26), laborer, Alick Mulvenna (18), laborer, and Samuel JepsoN (35), seaman, appeared before Mr. Macfarlane, S.M., at the Water Police. Court on three charges…
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At the [?]i Police Court yesterday, before Mr. W. M. Macfarlane, S. M., James Woods, 26, labourer, Alice Mulvenna, 18 labourer, and Samye,l Jepson, 35, seaman, on reamnd were charged with having at Sydney,…
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In this club's rooms a tournament amongst the eight best players has been running for the past couple of weeks with success. A handsome…
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Before Mr. Donaldson, S.M., at the Glebe Police Court yesterday, John Greatorex, licensee of the Royal Hotel, Norton-street, Leichhardt, was proceeded against on an…
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A widespread suspicion as to the influence of the liquor traffic in politics exists in the mind of the community, but it remained for the Queensland Premier when interviewed…
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At the Central Licensing Court yesterdayy, the following transfers of publicans' licenses were granted:— Queen's Hotel, Enmore, John Lamble to Denis O'Brien; Royal George Hotel, King-street, city, Peter J…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →What Might Occur. Should Auctioneers Be Licensed?
A case which should be of interest to persons holding auctioneers' licences, and by virtue of same disposing of second-hand articles, was heard at the Burwood Court, when…
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Messrs. George Robertson forward copy of "The Licensed Trade; an Independent Survey," by Edwin A. Pratt (John Murray), which ought to be of interest to electors who are not quite…
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James Smith (21), laborer, Frederick Palmer (32), laborer, and James Boyce (20), laborer, were charged at the Redfern Court with in company assaulting John O'Gorman at North Botany on July 6. From the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Liquor License and Compensation. to the Editor
Sir, -- Your correspondent, Jos. Cook, was more than surprised that the Liquor Defence Union, in their objections to the existing liquor laws, makes no mention of compensation to owners and tenants of hotels, especially…
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On Saturday night last addresses on no license were delivered by the Rev J Tarn (late Methodist minister at Penrith, now of Redfern) and Rev…
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It is difficult lor us to do much financially in specific church effort for No-License, when we are doing a big part or the N.S.W. Alliance work in the same held. Thus writes the esteemed…
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Sarah Carley. 32. married, was charged at the Water Police Court yesterday, "that, on the 29th March last, at the Federal Bar, situate at the Royal Agricultural Ground,…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →No-license in the United States. to the Editor
Sir. -- You report Mr. W. S. Targett as saying in a western town that 18 States in America had adopted and that five of them had renounced prohibition. It is largely true. About a…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Highland Hotel Keeper
A TRAVELLER in the West Highlands, entering a hotel, asked the landlord if he could supply him with a suite of two rooms and a bath-room adjoining. "A what?" inquired the landlord…
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The Glencoe Lodge, I.O.G.T., Lismore, asked Bishop Doyle's opinion on the suggestion to have a temperance sermon in each church simultaneously. The Bishop…
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