Fragmented discussion on hospital visit and Edgell letter
A letter exchange concerns Mr Edgell and hospital visit details. Mr Rutherford, president of the institution, handled information for publication. The piece argues for government funding and charity support while criticizing Edgell’s portrayal and a resultant controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthoe Bathurst Hospital
Edgell
Muler
Comlites
Elis
Awlton
Argue
Rutherford
Una Isonteninn
Anya
aBiad
Balgell
Notes and Comments From a Hazy Local Page
A jumbled set of anecdotes and snippets from Newcastle and Queensland figures. It mentions a libel writ for £100 at the instigation of Petar Bowling, odd hotel curiosities, Sir William Lyne and a blunt rejection, plus quips on salaries and rabbits. The tone is irregular and fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independunt
Ligmore President Cries Over Wealthy Residents
The President of Ligmore Hogphat complains that several wealthy residents in the area have undue influence and are resisting reforms. Local officials are urging calm as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealey Sinnehs
Ligmore
Hogphat
Wen
Fire gut two storey dwelling. Stewart Street injures unscathed
Local fire alarm at 12 20 Sunday morning at Mr Waddell's Stewart Street two storey wash house was gutted by flames before brigade could intervene. Fire damaged adjoining building though occupants avoided injury and prompt action prevented spread. A State Parliament representative Jon Miller faced criticism over a course club issue and pressure for a singing meeting.
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Snday
Foldy Aller
Jon Miller
Han
Cenneral
Askng Tor Paression
Bellurst
Imut Win Secretay
Persis Shen
AMD
John Milroy
Sir William Lyne on Mr. Deakin in heated debate
The speech portrays fault lines in Australian politics with Lyne attacking Deakin and supporters. He condemns disloyalty and questions commitment to policy while recalling past votes and alliances. He references public trust and warns against factionalism amid parliamentary strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir William Lyne
Mr. Deakin
Bathurst Pastures Board Discusses Fence Standards and Appointments
The Bathurst Pastures Protection Board met to review fencing options under the Act and to consider adopting a new standard. Directors and officials debated costs, delegate authority, and the appointment of Gutherland as director, with approvals forwarded to the minister for consent.
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MENG
Bathivat
Ward Cour Mubse
Wriding
Presert
Tehairman Gutherland
Altsring
Slinen
Tela
Mtg
Beard
Connell
Alan
Aciaso
Boas
Distriet
Bathurst
Vgan
County
Coole
Ator
Brownlow
Steidard
Boyd
P. P
Frow
Per Salle
Hetaived
Bhrowto
Protection Board
Sutherland
Pleaswal
Meserei
Wak
Brandow
Budherland
Chintraan and Sullivan Elected Officials Amid Turbulent Assembly
Fragmented text notes Chintraan and T. Sullivan elected to unspecified posts with terse references to duties and meetings. Mention of Webb, Wilson, Brownow, Ball figures and vague notes on airman duties and attendance suggest a local assembly proceeding with unclear details.
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Chintraan
T.sullivan
Chalitar 13
Airman
Loried
Aunewer
Webbs
Wilson
Brownow — Algo
Tela
Mtr
Ball
Tanbluittes Ns Chaleur
New Archbishop of Syoney Described in Turbulent Discussions
Fragmented text outlines reactions to Syeney’s Archbishop appointment with references to councils, church authority, and debates on women’s roles and religious reform. The garbled report mentions mothers Church and global experiences shaping church leadership.
China seeks American influence on rail investment
Fragmentary text notes U S interest in Chinese railway investment and diplomacy to extend trade. Mentions London and Saturday with unclear references to whited and oeailk.
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London
erHinenti
Ameritas
Gold Find At Parkes Quartz Crushery Sparks New Prospect
Report describes miners Mortlinilac and partners Woodward Goleman buying the Parkes Quartz Crushing Company's plant and slime stocks to extract gold using cyanide methods. Nearby, Mr Campbell unearthed fossil bones at Little Copper Hill furnace site, likely wombat remains, later presented to the Sydney Museum for verification.
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Mortlinilac
Wllts Campbell
Sydney
Museum
Fragmented OCR Passage Teases Historical Dialogue
The readable portions hint at a dated street talk or debate with names like Willian Lyne and references to play, doublets, and a possible courtroom or public forum. The text is garbled, offering little clear narrative or concrete event.
Edgel l and Committee Tension Reaches Boiling Point
Fragmentary correspondence shows Mr Edgell feeling slighted by committee members and threatening action. Letters reference Bathurst gathering on Wednesday and a Saturday night event, with plans for hospital visit and prayer segment.
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Willy
Swill
Jin Bathurst
Pegu
Chia Souelary
Mr. Avodd
Altorhoom
Ung
Yass Canberra district seat debated in Commonwealth Parliament
The article discusses a question before Parliament about the representation of the Yass Canberra area and whether the current member’s opinion reflects natural sentiment. It notes the importance of the ministerial vote and implications for local representation.
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Ito
Pdaily
Argus
Yoss-Canberra
Susan
Aren
Questio
Commonwealth
Yass Canberra
Open Letter Praises the Bathnrst: Australian Queen Favor
A fragmented 19th century letter extols the Bathnrst audience for their generosity to the Australian Queen. It lauds blessings and divine support while urging continued gratitude for noble favor granted to the many who have not yet enjoyed it.
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Aeg
Humble Greeting From Citizen of Dathurst
A 1900 letter dated 12th June expresses sincere gratitude and deep thanks to Tadham Moth with a formal closing from a grateful citizen of Dathurst, acknowledging a small favor or gesture.
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Dathurst
Anglo German Rivalry Sparks Debate on European Peace
The piece argues England alone among European nations lacks a conscription system and warns that its protectionist regime under Chamberlain could threaten peace in Europe by provoking Germany and inspiring potential conquest.
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Seth
England
Europe
Germany
Ani
Chamberlain's
Olds
L Bagley and Co. Bathuret
Country OLA concert promoted by Oberon District Band
A local concert at Federal Hall drew modest crowds with renditions titled Weathers and Silver Trams among others. Proceeds totaled 23.118 with performances by Tan Cunynghame Miss Harvey and Miss Lunney. Medicines and cures for chest complaints advertised alongside local acts and band selections.
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Oberon
Bani
Miss the Son
Magland
Mr Harvey
Solaetéiy Mtr
Robertson
Advananes Austratty
Canterbury Park Races Report From Sydney Sunday
Hurdle Race handicap 86 sove over about 2 miles won by SirGenn Mordialloc at 12 to 1. Flying Handicap over six furlongs won by Lunar Light by a length and a half. Park Stakes won by Fortunate by two lengths. Apprentice Handicap details noted with times and runners including Lanrasteite Blue Hook and Mirabis.
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Canterbury Park
Sydney
Oes Wisdom
Tg Ie
von OR
Mordialloc
Lunar Light
Poser
Tima
Andy Hampton
Real Grit
Haltingstor Fortunate
Mandicap
Yosovs
Football highlights from a winter midweek game
An OCR fragment reports a football match with several named players and attempts to describe scoring. It mentions Hayes converting a kick and lists multiple players such as Pollerfenantal Farm, Dar alet, Saaninn, Morris, and Heaveney. The text is garbled and names are partially unreadable.
Abel Black Defeats Australia in Sydney Rugby Match
The match at Agricultural Ground this afternoon saw Abel Black triumph over Australia in a prolonged rugby contest under league rules. Lineups included Wye Woolley, A Rapley, Davis, J Spencer, and G Sullivan among others. scores listed show Sydney 20 to 3 over Ste Georges and Manly, with standings placing South Sydney and Globe at 12 points each and Newtown in third with 41 points.
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Abel Black
Australta
Phe
WL Rowe
Be Buckland
Averightha
A Dountd
Mintay
Ji. Barber
Travaithena
G. Sullivan
J Spencer
C., Byrne
B. King
Sydney
Fefanted
Ste. George
Iil
Tosto-Manly
University
Mefented
Balinala
Bastar” Suburbs
Western Suburs
Tha’ Acore
South Sydney
Globe Pow
Newtown
Western ‘Suburbs
University , Sydney
Tintern
Suburbs
Manly
Eanch
George
Balmainty
Novith Sydney
Dr. Sheldens New Discovery for Coughs and Golds
Carlton resident describes severe cold and chest symptoms and reports relief after using Dr Sheldens New Discovery for Coughs and Golds. The notice advertises multiple remedies including Rheidons New Discovery for Coughs and Colds and Chamberlains Pain Balm with testimonials of pain relief and cures.
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Frith
Drummond-street
Morth Carlton
Vic
Shelden
Boltiy
Rheidon
Price le
Per Bottie
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National Library of Australia
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