The Salvation Army in Australia and New Zealand 1910 Report
The article surveys The Salvation Army activities in Australia and New Zealand for 1910, praising maternity homes, orphanages, and reform work. It highlights the Army’s relief efforts for the poor, the praised practical religion, and lists notable supporters including King and statesmen, while noting the Army’s widespread social care across cities and rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Thyrraiot
Orion
Erin
Halvetion Sry
Auatralig
New Zealand
Penaibia
Australagiay
Hornan
Tevendlow
Roraeoa
NBT
Anne
The
Arcy
Mundreda
Oller
Salvation Army
Burl
Daleniian Army
Thota
Aran
Celhiald Elfen
Anakalania
Fragmented Australian labor and ceremony notes amid royal events
The document records chaotic OCR material about wages, unions, and government actions. It mentions the monarchy, church, and public ceremonies, with scattered references to Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne figures, local protests, and labour disputes.
Fire destroys factory as blaze rages at night
A late telegram from Sydney Maesay reports a serious fire at a factory occupied by Movers. The blaze began in a woodboard building and quickly spread, causing extensive damage estimated at up to £620,000. The minister for Works warned bricks costs would rise. An Irish voyage, a Tasmanian plot, and a violent incident involving a revolver were noted in scattered lines, with deaths and arrests implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Maesay
Anvinig
Aitjoiniog
Troilinge
Zealand
Seilaon
Maisie
Frabert Gel
Drisco
Driacolt
Cooper
Fragmentary note on church damage and social unrest
Fragmented OCR mentions a Welsh sermon about a Christian church being destroyed and fears of tyranny. Text is garbled with many misread words, names, and unclear events, making precise details impossible to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tveitog
Patrick Hall
Angle Hivebsr Wu
Miasre Disher
Nail
Forrigen
Mr. Foley
Ana Ul Lister
Ieee
Landoo
George
Skating Carnival A Night Of Color And Surprises
A lively skating carnival on Monday night drew a large crowd and featured a standout fashion display and varied performances. Prizes were awarded to a long list of performers including Miss Ford, Miss Xallond, and Miss McGann, with judges noting the evening’s stylish costumes and notable acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruanou
Pri Cmal
Estore
Honosy
Corai
Pontur
Ayening Ifetasoy
Mime E
Booth Boailab
Miss Ford
Pidele
Xallond
Plaht
Petsart
Westbnrtond
Heremakirt
Milas B. Vader
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Bega
AY Torch
Maine
Mamta
Oakia
Raferoois
Generel Feilliam
Naples
Artler
Nate
Meotia
Watney
Anid Laney
Flison
Weilsmelay
Indy
Hoge Yards
Aareirioghans
Coreauinn
Mather
Dersell
Ona
Dale Slider
Riske Leiege
Srrange
Logal
Pomeril
Sted
Goniedan
pouaTie
Peak Hum
Uuputecarers
Reoa
Carey
Ark
Lee
Ferhope
Beapel
tHofion
Fameaber
Thai Yiuw
Lieglemey
Inteepglanl
Ronica
Vitis
Ion
Globe
Wills & View
Thieh'areites
Mee Hickwid
Carmen
Brea
Tanfold Bi Bydney
Prine of Wales
Fahey
Steterman
Alizarath
Hiebia
Mary
Budle
Genurel Avout
Deakin
Aid Lourier
London
Atatvamon
Coniaite
Auaialie
Ormior
Bie
Brown
Hharpe
Christ
Church
Tenterfehd
Ranoona
Dorothy Keelyn
Adaghier
Birathaarn
Trutorfeld
Francia Saulth
Leyve
Mumboupal Caunell
Chad Moller
Genely
M Vielariany
Tari
Stitt
Wrenchang
India
Euskal
Fred Te Saab
Amd
Giro Auiongst
Teaviers
Tania Field
North Court
Byron Boylush Thurdlay
Lawrie
Halraun
Sata
Walid
Care Brnogh
Pean Saarinen
Atlday
Carruthers
Bank of New Houth Wales
Almont
Obits
Serelae
Wadefod
Mir Allan Taylor
Loni Sfayor
Sysnay
Benn
Holman
Annos
Mr. Holman
Labor Coutreue
Ata Hage
Alan Abollehed
Lng
Ay Nake
Brisbane
United Kingdom
Waat Orl
Kaipern
Ube
Cora
Tulsa
Sonex
Tarpesturs Ceu
Inebriais Uhak Mesag
Te Tead
Elon
Ted Joe
Tod
Fon Ngs
Mornam
Hw Patan
Bend Settlers’ Association
Kean
Andying
Yesnaree
Avery Young
Pawirn Lerman
Japan
Wbanthe Craey
H. Allman
Malbourne
Hyad We Om
Sharpe
Blacker
Serardey
Aleers
Nowra
Ramuatina
Heanen
Lore Anid Mail Contractors
Strowss
Martin Keating
Hovetieeper
Wall Couiraecaryl Svioh Progtletor
Moray
Toolaroer
Coastal Port Co
Sal
Laguad
Mie
Sob
Mapeon
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