Deaths and incidents flood NSW and nearby towns in brief
The NSW brief notes the death of J Ti Salmon at Goulburn aged 80, and Charles Kerney age 78 near Gulgeng. It reports injuries from a fire at Canbelege and a reaping knife accident near Tinonee. It mentions the American Fleet due in Sydney and inquiries into Sydney customs. Also covers rail, ferry, court, and theft incidents across Bathurst, Bourke, Cessnock, and Sydney suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
J. Ti. Salmon
W. M. Wineham
C.P
Lismore
Toombarumba
Cgulgeng
Charles Kerney
Smart
Canbelege
Broteen TL Planters’ Society
Hag de Gist
Cmes
Monrowk
Tares
Percy Thurson
Tinonee
Sydney
Melbourne
Mier For Customs
Sydnex Customs House
Deakin
Commonwealth
Kinchela Creek
Mar Kempsey
Patrick Owens
Mudgee
Broken Hill
Fairanald District Hospital
Foster
J. J. Sullivan
Alloway Park
Bathurst
Fred. Edwards
Sullivan
Western
Helen Roberta
Bourke Street
Darlinghurst
Sydney Hospital
Roberts
Cessnock
Francis Weonard
Leichhardt
Murray Boswood
Boswood
Leonard
Alexander McKay
J. M. Horsburgh
Wakool
Balranald
Victoria sports and civic notes from early Melbourne era
The American Pistol Championship Cup was won by a Melbournie. Bread price rise proposed by Yarrawonga takers. Obituaries include Jas Kearney of Tallangatta aged 82 and William Shanks of Warracknabeal aged 78. Germany’s naval note referenced in Parliament. Melbourne University rat health study reports 15 plague infections from 300 rats. Meehanics Institute moved at Egerton, 80 tons shifted by five horses in seven days. Benalla court fines Albert Winnell £3 in default 21 days for insult outside Baddaginnie public hall during a bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarrawonga
Jas, Kearney
Tallangatta
William Shanks
Warracknabeal
Wimmera
Deakin
House of Representatives
Germany
South Seas
Bull
Melbourne University
Egerton
Meehanics’ Institute
Mesare, Dillon and Ware
Ballarat
Benalla Court of Petty Sessions
J. W. Beaven
F.M
Albert Thomas Winnell
Baddaginnie
Port Adelaide heats up with new 250 ton ice plant and boom
A new 250 ton daily ice plant arrives for the Port Adelaide freezing works worth £70000, promising readiness for the next lamb season. In Adelaide prosperity rises as housing scarcity drives higher rents and prices, while theatres fill nightly. The government plans two lock hospitals for aboriginal venereal disease, on Berner and Barrow Islands, and two natives die in a remote two man fight over a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Sydney
Australia
Oqoodmadatta
Joe
F. W. Marsh
Tom
J. A. Breaden
Barrow
South Australia
Adelaide
Elderly Woman Praises Morse's Indian Root Pills
Mrs Margaret Ferguson of Euroa writing from North Williamstown Victoria describes her 77 years and long liver and stomach troubles. She reports improved health after using Morse's Indian Root Pills and credits them with increased strength and better blood condition. She urges others to try the remedy and believes many will be convinced of its efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ferguson
Euroa
North Williamstown
Vic
Morse
Kong
Orse
Also Mentioned on This Page
New South Wales
Walter Edmunds
Gininderra Farmers’ Union
Ryrie
M.l.ac
North Sydney
North Shore
Gordon
Dubbo
Darling Harbour
A. H. Bimpson
Equity Court
Allan
C O
Ppy. Ltd
Charles Chalcraft
Hedfern
Chalcraft
Aydney Town
Bert Elliott
Rydney
Elliott
Belmore
To.r
Swan Hill
Tierron
T. B. Glover
Tlerbert Trippett
Wangaratta Hospital
Swan Street
Rainbow
Katie Brock
Grace Love
Shylie Love
Llewellyn Davis
Talbot
Ife
Thomas Marsden
Hope Street
Brunswick
A. Sturrock
Marsden
Lilydale Court of Petty Sessions
James Lynch
Lynch
Lilydale
Casterton
Coleraine
Baxter
Francis Champion
Cribb
Beechworth
London
Blackwall
Campion
Johnstone
Dunolly Court
E. 8. Herring
Mr. Jolley
James F. Davies
Eddington
Samuel J. Oxley
Williams
Watt
Post-office Department
WWE
His Majesty
the King
Victoria
South and West Australia
DR. Morse
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