Church Services and Notices From Sydney Year 1902
Listing of church services across denominations with times and locations including Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist, Gospel Salvation Army and local notes. Features sermons by Rev. E. H. Hurgmann and Rev. H. Potland, and remarks on drought impact and financial hardship in Sydney.
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Hillgrove-Eilooy
Kieoy Khoom
Wollowombi
Hille
Arthur W. Mitchison
Methodist Church
Armidale
and Bowler
H. BE. Andrews
Alaam
Angoblin
Guyra
A. FE. Andrews
Gaptiet
P. Hrowmrigg
H. Potland
Yarrowrsek
Putland
Black Mountain
M. Butten
Ailledale
Rev
Debates on Country Districts and Duty to Decentralise
A discussion contrasts rural hardship with city journalism and political pressure. It notes drought impacts in the North West, calls for decentralisation, and warns of rural voters losing influence under centralised governance. Also reports on licensing, weather, and local civic concerns.
Birthday congratulations and military notices from Armidale era
In the House of Representatives Deeley congratulates Lee on his 77th birthday and notes 36 years of service representing Tenterdlehl. Reports of soldiers returning from overseas, Chisholm awarded the BGM for gallantry, and multiple local life events including marriages and a fatal accident.
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House of Representatives
Deeley
Lee
Oie
George Puller
Tenterdlehl
Frank Garraty
Guyra
Chishat
Oyahistioln
Win
Spi
Chisholm Wan
Hori
Ghureh
Sydney
Bod
Armilile
Govl
Beign
Induc
Armidale
Ala
Bern Momar
Perry
South
Wales
Southport Armidale bowling tour ends with warm exchanges
The Armidale club visited Southport for a two day series of bowls with mixed results. Armidale won 7 to 5 on Friday, while Southport edged ahead earlier in a tight 27 to 16 match, as officials praised hospitality and discussed future exchanges.
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Soup Sport Cin Thuirsetoy
Fe Uloib
Leen Vitae Ireall
South Pork
Lather
W. J. Afailan
Woo
Birkhnek
OT. Brown
Agridade
Messrs
Tive
Piddingtim
Rkipper
P T. Blair
W. Curtis
Ated A. Herron
Attpidale
Witernoun
Foulpork
Ale Jere Slightly
We. Thursterne
Haplies
Wiibe Arig Hile
Mesars
W. Uuiilis
Armis Club
Southport
Mallan
Armidale
Rim Armidate
Joral
Tattersail
Mesara
Thorshorne
Birkbeck
Messia
A.T. Neil
P.T. Blair
J. Willams
Ao Herron
Threat to Bown Fiddles and Votes Drawn in State
Telegraphic cables report a broad strike threat with about 1000 employees statewide. An Actors Federation arbitration appeal was refused. South Australia debates state matters with voting on abolition proposals and liquor rules union ballots. A Victorian bill aims to set hotel closing times and promote policy shifts amid wartime tension.
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Bown
Faye
Actors’ Federation
Victorian By Election Yields Farmer Victory
Farmers top the poll in the Victorian by election. Wired farmers express elation as Farmens' candidates triumph, signaling strong rural support and potential shifts in regional policy.
Police Denial Perturbs Fair Officials
Fragmentary report shows police named as cannabis handlers denied by fair organizers. Text references Wall and Will with unclear roles connected to a Letitia led by Hienal Party figures. Content is garbled and cannot confirm date, place, or concrete actions.
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Wall
Will
Gottraong
Smydeods A Beulls
Iit
Letitia
Alice Ore
Hienal
Uthing
Syd
Woman Struck by Tomahawk Report In House Incident
Unclear report states Marie Connolly hospitalized after an alleged strike with a tomahawk. Text is garbled with names and details, mentioning Thomas Gontolly and a possible domestic context. The source hints at medical care and legal notices but remains inconsistent.
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Marie Connolly
Tilly
Thomas Gontolly
Sulin Wently
Emililion
Victorian grazier arrested in Coogee murder case
Detectives arrest John Meagher, husband of a Coogee woman found dead with a skull battered, as investigations outline a Victorian connection and the presence of a station official Wetts.
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John Meagher
Coogee
Meagher
Wetts
Victoria
Socialists Lead In Sectarian Belgian Elections Report
Fragmented text notes Belgian socialists in a strong lead amid a calm vote in a unclear Times dispatch. Mentioned figures include 12202 for the popular party and 17944 for the socialists with other groups like constitutionalists and liberals, plus references to Milan and North Thy.
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the Times
Tleefons
The
Times
Maulah
Naples
Rehlecto
Belos Satandra
Uriatun
Diolitli
Constitutiionalists
Hie Popular Party
Harocrats
Liberate
Goalison
Socialiste
Thuy
Milan
Canadian Navy Policy Set for Parliament Debates
The government plans to present a naval policy to Parliament, awaiting approval from ministerial officials. The move includes discussions on funding and strategic direction for the fleet.
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Jellince
Lord Felliede
Canalis
Hertzog's Return Sparks Civic Tension in Capetown
Reported tumult surrounds the return of General Hertzog as crowds in Capetown praise a Transvaal leader while police intercede to prevent clashes. Witnesses describe fevered excitement as authorities deter potential violence amid the heightened political moment.
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Capetown
Pergidlon
Europe
Wolsey
Coum
Transvaal
Hertzag
Imj
The O'Donnell Case Moves Forward in Army Act Context
A revised charge under section 33 of the Army Act is reported as the British Army adjusts the O'Donnell case with new details. The War Office confirms further witnesses from Ireland will be called, marking progress in the proceedings.
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Ireland
United Service Inte
Extraordinary measures in Berlin amid anti Hindenburg protests
Dispatch describes government actions to quell violent demonstrations in Berlin sparked by the National Party, with reports of street clashes and measures taken. The piece also notes local affairs including a funeral, a political anecdote about a judge, and a brief advert for Mitchill's Bo-Poép Powder.
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United Service Cable
Berl
National Party
Grahame Inquiry Hearings On Mouse Plague And Wheat Movement
Laborer Melp Miles and Mr Harris testify at the Grahame Commission describing a mouse plague at 39 stations. They allege some workers avoided proper mouseproofing to create extra work. They also say Wheat Office railways moved as many bags as possible to the seaboard.
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Melp Miles
Harris
State Wheat Ofee
Grahame Commission
Seaboard
Bread Carters Win Wages Increase In Industrial Court
The bread carters secured a higher wage rate after the Master Bakers' Association withdrew a plea of inability to pay. The court granted the variation to align with the living wage minimum. A London cable notes a rise in standard bar silver to 6 40 per ounce. Drought conditions bring fine statewide weather. a service prayed for rain and common sense in using it, urging irrigation over alcohol.
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Bread Carters
Board of Trade
Master Bakers’ Association
Sydney
London
Bene Eagily & Poeard
Brandt
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Poblin School
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Sulkies and & Co-operative Motors' Coach Works
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A. T. Neil
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Town of Country
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Co-operative Motor- Coach Works
HE. Purkiss
Marchestreet
Wyarted
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Solomia Studio
Beardyat
Supreme Court OF
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Edward Allingham
William Harvey Allingham
H. Weaver
Pastoral Chambers
Hy Mesera
Weaver & Allworth
Martin Place
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