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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 25, 1901
Page
2
A chaotic parade spirals into violence with police clashing with students inside a church area. Witnesses describe brutal beatings, fractured crowds, and a panicked crowd fleeing as officers used force to control the disturbance.
Incoherent OCR text shows scattered references to a Transvaal war with names and places garbled. It mentions Intercepted Privsica Watlurtin ant Brownell, the Tasmanians, and Boer actions, but most details are unreadable. The fragment lacks a clear event, date, or coherent actors.
An Anglo repor t claims British police attacked unarmed students during a St. Vladimir's protest on March 17 23 with Cossack officers using clubs and a sergeant forcing students down by the collar and into the street. The account describes crowds parted beaten and driven away as teachers and bystanders watched in shock.
An unclear OCR fragment outlines multiple names and events, mentioning places and people in a chaotic sequence. It references a town setting, a sale, a game or gathering, and various individuals with distorted spellings, making concrete facts hard to extract. The piece lacks coherent structure or verifiable details.
A fragmented report describes a royal visit with a forthcoming ceremony. Attendees from the Royal entourage depart Government House amid mounted guard escort and crowd, followed by a procession toward a public venue. The event concludes with an anthem and celebratory showers as the party returns.
Meaty George Fromick faced City Police Court Melbourne on Monday charged with larceny. The case involves £103 bailed property belonging to Same Payne. The informant described the widow of Charter Pare of Phumstead Kent. upon her husband’s death she was worth about £1000. Prostick was an ironmonger.
Unclear text fragments describe local post matters and management actions. The readable portions mention Tamworth, Pastores, Bond, and a special post in a district with references to vesnlatouri melted ska raonting yeomanly.
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