Floods Sweep Wagga and Surroundings Reach 24 Feet
Reports from Albury and Berrigan indicate the Murray River rose to 24 feet at Wagga Wagga last night, submerging low lands with small damage. Engineers are repairing banks at Berrigan after slough flood stresses, while Corowa notes the river bank and calila face strain. Refugees, snakes, and locals seek safety as several near drownings occur and floodwaters subside.
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Moudnay
Wagga
Berrigan
Fem Albury
Jaree
Corowa
Calila
Water roar floods towns along two miles of river
A rapid flood swept through Tallway and the surrounding districts early this morning, submerging paddocks and gardens at Murigebenena and Chinese settlements. No casualties reported. Fences damaged by debris, water forced through culverts near the station. Estimated losses around £150 to repair damage and channels.
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Sunde
Paddocka
Sine Laldity Allway
Thoromilof
Wister
Concasi
Tver
Tintaldra
Cyclist plans continent crossing in balloon feat
Sydney report notes Francis Birtles, renowned cyclist, aims to cross Australia in a balloon. In another item Ellen Linghall sued Railway Commissioners for damages but the verdict went to the defendants. Industrial Court hears Sha well Porter dismissed three workers over 84 pounds. judge condemns pretext and cites arbitration rights.
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Ellen Linghall
Railway Commissioners
Fervants Ff Katoodba
Sydney
Francis Birtles
Industrial ‘Court
Eriter
Heyse
Tte Mme
Parky Bo
Aum Mons
Alexander-Chapman Mission Draws Large Sydney Crowd
The Alexander-Chapman Mission held a farewell at Town Hall this morning with lively turnout. Missioners greeted by Brisbane Inter and Central Railway crowds as the Town Hall scene echoed earlier at a large Sydney concourse. Shipping manager Waller Retoliive of Dal waly and Co. dies at age 49 in Sydney.
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Sydney
Alexander-Chapman
Town Hall
Brisbane Inter
Central Railway
Hoth de Inonrtrath
Deatil
Waller Retoliive
Bhuipping
Messia
Dalwaly and Co
Ding
Solicitor Hubert Brandeth Case Adjourned at Dror mph Sessions
Sydney Monday. Perry a city solicitor charged with misappropriating two sums was mentioned at the Dror mph Sessions. The accused could not attend and the case was adjourned until tomorrow. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure advertised in the report.
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Sydney
Hubert Brandeth
Perry
Imperial Press Conference Highlights Debate On Defence
The Imperial Press Conference results are described as a memorable success with emphasis on British preparedness for war. Lord Charles Beresford's remarks on imperial defence are noted as provocative and under consideration by the British sub-committee of Defences. The Daily Mail views the conference as advancing Britain toward imperial unity.
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Charles Beresford
Daily Mall
Cable reductions and international debt figures dominate London news
London reporters note a Cable Board reduction to be operated within a month, with Abdul Wand millions and UK and Berlin bank holdings discussed. The Imperial Press Conference centers on invitations and honors for Lord and Lady Northcote and others, while a new torpedo design costing £3000 with 1980 pounds of dynamite is described as tested. The Gould divorce case ends with Mrs Gould awarded £6200 annual alimony after a crowded New York court session.
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Press Center
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Cenlegs
Lord
Lady Northcote
Auddleton
Naj
Northbrook
Brittain
Imperial
Viott Brook “Hirt
Te Ladies’ Committee
New Yorks
Euprema
Gould
BR. Gould
Victoria and Albert Museum opened by the king in London
King Edward opened the Victoria and Albert Museum in a brilliant ceremony. The Queen’s interest in decorative arts was highlighted as Cecil Smith and Sir Aston Webb received honors. Webb becomes a Companion of the Bath. Reports note broader political chatter and unrelated advertisements amid the day’s events.
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London
Edward
Victoria and Albert Museum
Cecil -Smith
Art
Aston Webb, R.A
Order of the Bath
Correspondence on Bathurst Press and Gilmour remarks
A Bathurst reader defends Mr. Gilmour's remarks at a city meeting and criticizes the local press for hindering progress. The writer, identifying as a Protectionist, asks the editor for a fair stance and questions tariff effects on wages and prices.
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Gilmour
Pie
Yesday
Bathurst
Lms
Lam
Hoand P. Association
Ata
Balkan
Bile Beans Claim Piles Cure Endorsed by User Testimony
A testimonial promotes Bile Beans as a permanent cure for piles caused by liver congestion and constipation. The narrative cites a Kiama, NSW man who suffered years before relief and lasting cure after taking Bile Beans, claiming benefits for coughs colds influenza rheumatism and other ailments.
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Timde
WG. Holden
Kiama
M.8
Syeathars
Ted
Tonya
Suburban Magazine Essay Cites Escape Door Concept
An excerpt from a Stracd Magazine piece by Mr A Chichole viewers suggests a wider door for escape would boost popularity and respect. the opinion advocates broader access and inclusive imagery to attract readers.
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Mr. A. Chichole
Australian Cricketers in London Unclear Report
Fragmentary lines describe Australian cricketers in London with unclear details about matches, players, and outcomes. The text mentions lost wickets and terms like Edinburgh and Scotland without coherent context or dates.
Unclear OCR text yields fragmented historical note
Fragmentary OCR segment references coal, commission, miners, and mysterious terms. No coherent event, names, dates, or places emerge to form a factual news item or clear summary.
Sydney Share Market Broken Gill South Block Listing
A fragmented Sydney market item mentions addresses on Broken Gill South Block and nearby street blocks with Bank of New South Wales figures and a sale note. It advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as stomach and liver aids, sold by L. Edgiey and Co Bathurst.
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Sydney
Soba Hill South
Mid
Bank of New South Wales
L. Edgiey, and Co
Bathurst
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