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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 09, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary text discusses government, violence, and public order with unclear names. It references a desire for wholesome governance, firmness by leadership, and constitutional props. The readable portions mention officials and the need for impartial policy.
A chaotic OCR dump covers industrial disturbances, police deployments, and public notices. It mentions Billy Barnett and local figures, strikes at Broken Hill, anti picketing, and safety concerns, plus court reports on crimes, accidents, and cremation talk. Local sorrow, political commentary, and community notices fill the page with scattered events and names.
A chaotic late telegram from Sydney covers market prices and oddities in farming goods, reports on a murder arrest, a fatal hotel incident, and political notes. It notes the Broken Hill strike, police actions, court aid to strikers, and a royal commission mood, with various officials named and a weathered sense of unrest.
Mr Scott campaigns across the Lebult district on behalf of a local Shire Mop Pulihintiog Go Jesh group seeking support for forthcoming corporate matters.
Fragmentary OCR reveals references to Great Britain and finances including a loan of £730,000 to Lordy and a payment of £48,000. Mentions distress in Italy and Russia, a British and Kaygina alliance, and a cost of relief with focus on war support and wounded care.
A violent confrontation near Broken Hill erupts as workers and a proprietary railway project clash at the Barrier Strike site. Police intervene as protesters seize control of rail lines, while negotiators call for calm amid demands linked to a major mine and proprietary operations. Leaders and bystanders amid the crowd reflect on broader tensions in the mining industry.
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