Unclear OCR fragment lists notable names and places
An unreadable OCR segment mentions Dame Un and various names such as Jobs Barty Anochus Marah and Wicklow, with scattered place references like Parish of Pore and St Alice Diskap. The text is fragmentary, lacking coherent events, dates or actions to summarize a distinct news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatarni Eneiy
Gudeat
Jobs Barty
Anochus Marah
Deales
Detar
Thomas Jeiires
Ale
Beboct
Livsideot
Dann
Wien
Akbar
Aie
Deenpenay
Posery
Wong
Egvert
Bridais
Wbing
Pretner
Three Barty
Phau
Wipheke
Spuauer
Wales
Abeconen Loupe
Mutithead
Anid
Wargatu
Muiligh
Tha Tloniso Lodge
Prstie
Bion
Ust Sfaatore Wea
Ey Caplan
Alia
Linn md Jemeef
Gsb
Albemadey
Slavie JW
Meur
Demaurees
Ahen Bea
Wolly
Mistry
Mealy
Oppvedia
Santa Lot Wines
Peppa Ueda
Question of hotel licenses sparks parliamentary debate
A chaotic transcript outlines a heated session about hotel license compensation and licensing reforms. It references taxation, options, and proposed removals of certain rights, with leaders debating the balance between publican interests and licensing control.
Controversy Over Hotels License and Taxation Policy
The Chief Secretary’s department debates hotel license fees and revenue aims with calls for higher charges and better policing. Critics warn that private water and liquor monopolies distort taxation and public funds, urging Parliament to reassess tariffs and imperial trade rules to protect public revenue and national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaen Aption
Benassi Tosal
Hepertuannt
Souk Bane Gorth
ANY Ag
csDain Liplwla
Canning Magica
Nodosa
Ghiot Secresary
Monisipios Hoya
Bwinhumne
Othes
Ehay
Ama Thern
Vastly Tangled Report From Night of Town Events
A chaotic, OCR filled account describes a wide range of happenings in a town. It references shows, exhibitions, weather, and various people and groups, with mentions of social events, meetings, and preparations for performances. Strong entities include names like Hick Rocubrs Mora, Barenia Sachi Fe, and Gaxewvie, though many fragments blend into a dense, hard-to-parse narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moemem
Omar Niente
Joe Petees
Bydk
Hick
T. A. Graal
Calason
Lesa
Monsey Lary
Ae Stantons
Tha Bompattind
Camasety
Wantaza
Barenia
Gesdon Anduertaores
Mt. Lobes Grants
Anette Lenmar
Sven
Grevusheres
Onojoeal
A.n.besigner
Napali
Phologragiooe
Pista
Bara Selediold
Yuri
Wiliauny
Borie
Tanasay Ins
Panei ‘Wi
Gannod
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Melton
Blavon
Percy Maen
Jurhy
Kippearow
Tuchman
Farlash
Sanyer i Estar Ag
Catele
Bet Bidloniy Sod
Rowe ‘du Bitkurs
Someycere Snalevlingeres
Mpetayiey Bowe Ee Ath
Frese Sorchin Treg Hhartharo Noll
Smo
Dairy
Roumethen
Holt
Lee
Eubsoit
Shelp
Sundin
Barohus Momh Sale
Dadgeus
Lahsh
Phate Baa
Wei Hee
Aulehdanes
Bnoshos
Bitte Ohi
Diaw, Soc
Eny
Alircon
Han
Boo
Atenas
Sears
Ead
Gan
Shire OF
Ion Noice
Orto Lion
Ramin
Toant -Gayaraaynt
Jaen
Nichosan
Nore
ALCOR
Oshee Shira
Ellao
Baoolna Marsh
Wallag
Parma Pacere
View
Seria
ORLY
Hull
Nelbowene
Romekubla
Pictura
Living London
Sao Francisco
Sunny
Ben
Stoct & Hoare's Business College
Sieeve
Ffahaant
Clapseg
W. H. Holloway
Uobfelypueha
Cote
Typaueitiog
Paythis Tm
Wivener. Dal
Typowrier Michlage
Owen Hon
qyyAwren
Seetomer
Focal
Swinburns
Toe Walter i
Oly
Renwal
Phullines
Bert Yoara
Lonauiralale
Arawal
Manda
Etitubory
Suinlas
Britain
Empire
Ibis
Vollerés
Bestia Empire
Tani
Rita
Vargs
Brealdop
Jabs Urban ‘Co
Iba
Willy
Muwaw
Meares
Jay
Mogusina
Renton
Roper
Morgey
Webby
Islay
Byllk
Ely
Bellabahs Corporation
Ois Almaay Aftermann
Canara
Movaciank
Sma
Foent
Anil
Oscalman
Pencon
Great Goaun
Brioni
Erruann
Mtr
Alloa Woartulad
Geouke
Ube
Sul
Loebig Sully
Maior
Wmminis Sively Ste Tlerriadas
Pee ‘A.sowsling
Waytte
Mwelvb
Cates Ace Spa
Cruvie
Taykesons
Muri
Hanoy
Neil Ts Nmi
Minas Marsh
Mhnipi
Wurd
Sha Busi
Eokiva
Swern
Teanfahy
Werman
Ellon
Naday Evans
Grenore
Tay
Teuton
Tne
Laskar
Oltist
Wala
Corey
Maly Bourse
Eney
Fan Gabe
Seth
Huiwat
Walton
Wharieer
Uw Statreulb
Kane
Sinan
Onis
Daddy
Allen
Suicy Voor
Simon
Alain
Peng
Weribo
Peg ‘Wich
Elinor Gragaly
Ah Ghosh
Tosalay
Wwe
Esa
ATU
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