Despair of Ananias Sparked by Russell-street Controversy
A 1909 item rages at Mr. Miller and the Argus in sharp critique of the Advocate. It mocks the Advocate for misrepresentation over Closer Settlement and Minimum Wage, claiming Miller gains support while the Advocate lambasts all. It likens the Advocate to a foghorn and Ananias to a cautious rebuttal in a heated press dispute.
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Ananlias
Russell-street
Miller
Argus
Chapion
Reid
Ananias
Chamberlin's Cough Remedy Adverts Relief Claim
Weather note mentions cloudy unsettled conditions with showers and warm inland. Ad claims Chamberlin's Cough Remedy soothes and heals coughs by strengthening mucous membranes, promising faster relief than other medicines. Sold by L. Edgley and Co.
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Chamberlain
Chamberlin
L. Edgley
Andersons Paptures and Local Events at Mazonic Hall
A mixed local page notes an evening of Andersons motion pictures with illustrated songs and elocutionary items at Mazonic Hall. Also covered are a serious street incident, a harvest festival sermon, flower thefts in Machade Park, a fall near the railway, Orange races finances, and the death of a Redfern engineer from blood poisoning.
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Anderson
Mazonic Hall
Loy W. Burnell
Redfern
Mr. Purnell
Sydney
Ian Imigury
Prielety
Decéisead
Publican’s Case At Small Debts Court Over Ref refreshments
At the Small Debts Court Leglin Piper claimed from Harry MacGowan £2 9s for refreshments supplied. Defendant paid £1 8s into court. issues arose over boarder status and bulk liquor rules under the Liquor Act. Police Magistrate noted difficulties with incomplete particulars and postponed further action.
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Leglin
Piper
Harry MacGowan
Noel
Henlen
Flenier
Entry into enclosed lands leads to police court case
G L Lamaro and his brother A Lamaro faced a police court charge for entering the enclosed lands of John Dunkigg at Glen Gott Dunkeld without authority. The manager George Wunderlick testified of warned trespass and shooting rabbits in a wire fenced paddock where valuable imported sheep were kept. Defendants pleaded guilty and were fined 20s each plus 145 court costs and 215 professional expenses.
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G. L. Lamaro
A. Lamaro
John Dunkigg
Glen Gott
Dunkeld
George J. Wunderlick
McPhiliamy
McPhiliemy
Dunney
Perhons
Oovink
Community notices from Bathurst church and theatre events
The Bathurst column reports a farewell for Mr Massey choirmaster at St Stephen’s Church with thanks for his long service, a memorial funeral for Willand Beacham, and updates on local figures including Mrs Bryan’s throat injury and Gibb and Beaman opticians returning visit. It also covers a Harvest Festival program at the Methodist Church with choral and instrumental performances, plus theatre notes on Maggie Moore and Harry Roberts Company engagements.
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I. H, Massey
T. . Mansey
St. Stephen's Church
Oclatswonk
Wiles
Boetheringet
John Minter
WLLA
Cueams of
Bathurel
Tna ‘School For Arts
Maggie - Moore
Harry, Roberts! Company
Harry Roberts
I. Hy. Peple
America
Leslie Carter
London
Daily Mall
Roberts
Charles Wyndham
Criterion Theatre
Australian Presessor Equally Enthusiastic the “Sydmy Morning Werald
Maggie Moore
Miss Moore
Livelo Storel
Lizgie
Parewell
Seite
Slade’s
Water Rate Exemption Considered by Council
At a Wednesday council meeting aldermen weighed revoking or altering the July 22 1908 resolution exempting roads and buildings from water rates. Exemptions listed included All Saints Cathedral St Michael and Johns Cathedral Methodist Church William Street South Bathurst Presbyterian Congregational Baptial Church Salvation Army and St Philomens School. The mayor urged reconsideration noting each case would be judged on its merit. Alderman Beavis pressed for additional input while discussions touched on rain preparedness and local comedy by D L Eagley and Cy.
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Lhd
All Saints
Ohael and
Johns
Ghurchee
Beayis
Lithgow Eisteddfod Chooses Winners In Choral Contests
Lithgow and Bathurst contestants competed in a choral program judged for precision and expression. Lithgow Choir conducted by Mr Grif Williamis earned high remarks for tone and blend while Bathurst Choir showed strong piano openings and tenor solos. A piano solo by Gladys Hart and mezzo soprano Arline Brooks earned top prizes, with the Bathurst quartet and Lithgow quartet scoring points in the final tally.
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Grif
Williamis
Honvas
Balng
Aig
Bathurst
Salo
Dore
Gladys
Hart
Arline Brooks
Akita
Thenajndicator
Pwo Ok
Miss Brooks
Davy
J. N. Makepince
EL Hinton
Missea Taylor
Mekeponce
Lithgow Qwartette
Cyclists considered for park riding in council motion
A council motion debated whether bicycles should be allowed to ride through Gentennial Victoria and Machattie parks. Aldermen cited dangers to children and the elderly, while others argued for separate facilities. the motion was carried.
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Argus
Oye Liste
Dryden
Votvedaneespaper
Counel
Wilszad
Petry
Tom
Lalderman
Craig
Pene
Ry Pisky
Tyolide
Replid
Machattie Park
Cdme
Church Services Across Kelso and Area
A lengthy listing of church services across Kelso and nearby parishes including Holy Trinity Foel Eglinton Mountain Home Ragloo Tarono Shkron Yetholme and others with times from early morning to evening. Includes Presbyterian and Methodist services and notes on Harvest Festival services and supply ministers. A closing advert mentions indigestion remedies and Chamberlain's tablets for sale.
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Kelso
Holy Trinity
Foel
Duramoni
Ragloo
Eglinton
O'Connell
Mountain Home
Tarono
Shkron
Rooter
Gouneli
Hender
Bimbenatg
Render
Yetholme
Reader
Suepoes
A. Claris
Pylinton
Williamst
J. G. Middleton
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Mikoponca
Tao Pany
Naylor
Bloom Hill
White Stoulke
A.m., Kr. A.D. Gant
Porthville
Br. D. Ant
Dunkold
Fiat
Pan
Mr. Stocks
London Inauguration and Policy Notes From Washington
London reports on the presidential inauguration in Washington amid a snowstorm and disrupted telegraph service. Congress plans a special session in March to discuss tariff revision, with expectations of some schedule reductions. the year’s expenditures are expected to exceed receipts by about 100 million dollars.
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Tath
Washington - Yesurday
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Syaiilin
Senate
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Roosevalt
United Stoles
Haldane Reports Army Growth and Imperial Plans
London dispatch states Mr. Haldane, while presenting the Army estimates, said recruitment this year has been notably strong. Three new reserves were numbered seven, and the force now totals 240,000. He emphasized an imperial organization model with overseas dominions to adopt similar systems, aiming to meet urgent needs.
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Succes Hiss
London
Haldane
General Cables and Global Happenings in Brief
The Chronicle reports a mix of items including a court ruling awarding £1500 in compensation to those who raised funds for a failed scheme, news of Madeira deaths, and Monarchs delaying travel due to illness. A Lords debate on empowering governors to create executive councils is noted, along with a test of a new 12 inch naval gun.
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London
Marcel
Princess
Radaul
Coarl
Rhodes
Chandy Cery
Madeira
Joe Thompson
Wieathan
Melbopiare
Binzard
Bathurst Wins Close Bowls Match With Newcastle Guests
A four ring victory by Bathurst over Newcastle District teams marked a friendly bowling afternoon. Visitors spoke highly of the greens and hospitality as Bathurst led 1 0 to 1 6, with a number of players listed among the scores and aftermatch tea. The Bathurst club president praised the visitors and hinted at another arranged fixture.
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Newcastle District
Bathurst
Newcastle
Bathurst Club
Edgley
Gardner
Newcastle Bowling Club
Tragedy at Boolaroo as husband slashes wife and himself
In Boolaroo near Newcastle, Lambert Seers attacked his wife with an axe then wounded himself with a razor. The couple argued before the assault. both were taken to Walls End Hospital in serious condition. Albert Seers, another aggressor at Boolaroo, is also reported to be recovering from self inflicted injuries.
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Newcastle
Pyldny
Uoolaroo
Gockle
Tom Miles
Newcrstle
Tie. Pallce
Lambert Seerg
Lont
Sears
Wallsend
Gulphida Works
Albert Seers
Boolaroo
Queensland Bank Sensation at Forest Hall
A Brisbane case reports Patrick Murphy charged with attempting to abduct Leslie Stevens at the Queensland National Bank Forest Hill. Detectives say Murphy confessed to being near Forest Hall about six hours earlier and refused to admit knowledge of the incident. He and two others were to appear at the police court tomorrow.
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Brisbane
Diene Patrick
Murphy
Leslie Stevens
Queensland National Bank
Forest
Hall
Une
Forest Hall
Lauesy
Opium Case Tops Sydney Police Raid Findings
An elderly Chinese man Wong Lee was fined 217 for illegally importing opium after customs investigations found opium supply rising. Police raided Globe Street and charged Sue Hong for smoking opium while the keeper’s establishment faced a 250 assessment. the father’s vase was fixed at 250.
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Sydney
Tiday
Wong Lee
Tie -Pollee
Opie Don
Globe-street
Sue Hong
Alleged Baby Farming Charged at Ashfield Court
Ashfield Police Court heard Frances Leonard charged with neglecting Mary Leonard a four year old child in her custody between December 20 and January 11 causing bodily suffering. She faced a third charge under the Child Protection Act relating to a home on Grosvenor Crescent Summer Hill used for two or more infants. Bail was allowed on her own recognisance of 10 pounds.
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Bydney
Frances Leonard _ wat
Ashfield
Mary “Leonard
Vincent Carroll
Dutmuts
I Csrtain
Grosvenor Crescent
Bummer E Hill
Thay Hoard
Bes Cwaan
Counzel
Ray the Necked
Miraculous escape after wall collapse buries two workers
Sydney reports a partially demolished wall at the corner of Wexord and streets collapsed this afternoon, trapping two workmen. Frederick Wren, about 60, suffered severe injuries, and John Devine sustained facial injuries. Both were taken to hospital for observation.
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Sydney
Wexord
Prederick Wren
John Devine
Darlinghurst
Wren
Fatal trolley accident near school claimed life of boy
A student, Alfred William Hoot, 13, died after a trolley drawn by a traction engine struck near a school. Two other boys riding the trolley were injured as it rolled on. Witnesses described a rider falling beneath the wheel and expiring soon after.
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Wation
Wagen
Wriday
Alfred William Hoot
Sehoo
Kayleg
Dangers of Wax Matches Targeted at Public Health
A 19th century council debate reports reduced wax match sales amid concerns over blazes. A motion to suspend summer wax match sales passed by a wide margin as officials note rising fire risks and health worries tied to improper use.
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Cte Shira Ang
Elillon
Premiers Conference Opens Amid Speeches and Plans
Delegates gathered at the Premiers Conference in Joldston for preliminary talks led by the Governor. The Australian Premier Allenede spoke on a plan to ease the heavy burdens faced and reduce tariff barriers, while Queensland Premier Kitten outlined firm Commonwealth duties.
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Alobart
Mistay
Cosferenca
Counei Ermigy
U'asiuania
Allende
Kitten
Queensland
Lowen
Man Prom 4 Zealand Relieved Of 2s
Police report Lars Hevorinve, 43, charged with stealing 67 sovereigns after two visitors from New Zealand were arrested. In a separate incident Thompson allegedly challenged two women, grabbed £60, but the other man intervened and taunted the assailant. Police were alerted to the weapon and arrested the two women, Midann and Thompson’s son.
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Syiney
Priday
Lars Hevorinve
Alfred ‘Amy
New Eath
Bole Thompson
P Hatragit
Taony
Agt
Midann
Sydney Produce Sale Describes Local Market Prices
Sydney produce sales report lists numerous items with unit prices including wheat, pollard, lucerne hay, oats, butter, potatoes, onions, eggs, and other commodities. Auctioneers offered goods at Neutral Yard perhaps without buyers, while buyers showed interest in certain lots such as green wheaten semolina and lucerne hay.
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Sydney
Vriday
Sio Og
Brax
Pollard
Morey
Leon
Darley
Cape
United
Onte
Miemaion
Alipertau
Mieborian
Oaton
Wiccatun
Fbto
Fis
Onten Bay
Victorian
Straw
Lostonina
Derrick
Wetorian
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Rasier
Bacon
Uitehes
Flitehes, Ltd
Wniddles
Buoom Lama
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Tivers
Jay Nouthern
Railway
Homsl Lobe
Railwaysy
Ind
Duck Ogee
J Syndney
Sundag
Marty Ning
Veutral Talway Yards
Chatt
Jyasensler
Tode
Lucerne Hay
Colea
Jeffries Returns to Huge Welcome in New York
Ten thousand people greeted retired champion James J Jeffries on arrival in New York yesterday. He pledged to fight Jack Johnson but said only Tia Jeffries could train him to regain his old form and he is being banquetted nightly.
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London
Tia Jeffries
Pugilial
New York
Jack John
Jeffries
Sydney Share Market Friday Quotations
Latest quotations show copper at 0.1 with 39 2d. notes list broken till South Canada and Junction North items with small denominations, 24s, 2d, and 28 pounds for commercial build goods. The fragmentary report reflects a limited snapshot of prices and listings in the Sydney market.
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Junction North
Dangerous Eucalyptus Extract Prompts Caution and Warning
A report warns that Sander and Sons Pure Volatile Eucalyptus Extract poses safety risks and is tied to a death. An eyewitness testifies a treated ulcer caused irritation from a misused preparation, prompting questions about regulation and authenticity.
SALE NOTICE FOR FARM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
Sale advertised for tomorrow includes three 400 gallon tanks and miscellaneous tools and wires. General goods and laundress supplies listed with times noted as 4 pm on Monday at an Ottawa address, with J T Slack as secretary.
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Alvationarsly
VAL
Belgslht Willian
Mra
Ensign Saunders
Mawh
J. T. Slack
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