Mystery of Audry and Lord Mivett Union
A dramatic tale reveals Audrey Storr becoming Lady Mivett after a secret will leaves her £20,000 and a life annuity. Lord Mivett thrives on a happy marriage, while Mowbray Ludlow faces an empty, comic spite as others seek fortune. The narrative concludes with the couple's bliss and a newborn son.
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Mowbray Ludlow
Mivett
Frank
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KNB
A New Year's Greeting and a Reckoning with Gambling
Sir Paul confronts his nephew about gambling and ruin. He cuts him off financially, offers a loan of ten pounds monthly from now on, and presents a final £5000 cheque, while the nephew leaves to grapple with his fate and a life of future earning. The tale follows failed schemes, Blackmail, and a collapsing estate.
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Paul
Fitzsimmons versus Lang ends in Lang victory at stadium
A crowd of twelve thousand watched ex world champion Bob Fitzsimmons fight Bill Lang in a gruelling boxing match marked by heat and fatigue. Lang edged ahead with a late attack, delivering a decisive blow that floored Fitzsimmons and led referee Arthur Beatt to declare Lang the winner as the timekeeper counted him out.
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Munday
Bob" Fitzsimmons
Bill” Lang
Australia
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Lang
Raya
Gercely
Hermpen
Aame
Bob
Tommy Burns
Len
Lthanec
Ghter
Oine
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W. T. Kerr
Mitchell
Arthur Beatt
Firesimmons
Bucceys
Hin
Fitzsimdute
Buros
Hill Beach
Joe Sioddard
Swanson
Bin
Sharkey
Jia Jeffriga
Wits End
Stoven Lang
Tommy Burne
Rudolph Anbola
Pat O’ Keefe
Pat Burke
Ernie Lang
H. Nathan
Bob Bryant
Mick Duno
Hickman
Arthur Scott
Johnny Summers
Sydney
W. C. J. Kelly
Qué
Tam
Tang
Fitzsinmons
F'tasioymany
Aid
dizSiimons
Feree
Keew Pontktsners
Fitzsin
Fitzsumans
Fitzsimmiona
Fitzsiniweong
Tommy Bus
Bill
Som Chiwaywal
Mesa
Champion's Pride Fights Fitzsimmons Lang in Sydney
The Australian champion Fitzsimmons and Lang engaged in a grueling bout at Sydney's stadium. The long battle featured deft footwork and powerful exchanges, with Fitzsimmons using veteran tricks to outmaneuver Lang. Postfight analysis notes Lang’s strength but praises Fitzsimmons as a crafty veteran.
Winn Alto the Champion Trotting Stallion of 1908
Winn Alto, a purebred trotting stallion imported from California, won premier trotting titles in Sydney and at Royal Agricultural Shows, beating 16 competitors and securing blue ribbons. Bred from Dixie Alto, he stands 15.1 hands and is trained for a limited stud season at £4 per mare, with progeny showing strong bone and temperamental suitability. Further details available through Goliath Life Assurance Group and South Coast Representatives.
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Sydney
ALS
California
W. B. Velre
Brrisbane
Bega
Eire
United States
Digig
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