Baddaginnie Station Held Up in Broad Daylight
A would be robber shot at Juty night at Baddaginnie railway station. Stationmaster Mr Mowat, alone in a small office, faced a masked intruder with a revolver. Two shots were fired, a third cut the lamp, and the assailant fled toward Benalla with about £15 in cash and £9 in stamps. Police from Violetown and Bonalls hunted the man but no decisive lead emerged.
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Baddaginnie
Mowat
Benalla
Wbout
Mor
Wilcock
Offes
Son
Ren
Me Mowat
Viollettown
Bonalls
Gleeson
Peel
Dent
O'Neill
Violettown
Benally
Wodonga
Baddaginuie
Detecuvé Barrett
Oliver
Burrent
Coustable O'Neill
Miter
Dixson
Walker
Peginis
Evans
Touchi Kitty
Burford
Moody
Ditson
Hine
Wangaratta case details and revolver seizure
Superintendent Oliver reports a suspect arrested after sleeping on a platform at Baddaginnie station on Tuesday night. Mr Mowat identified the man at Wangaratta station where a revolver with two loaded chambers was found. The suspect admitted obtaining the revolver in debt trouble and firing three shots into a tree. He lodged a request to sleep at Glenrowen wit house on Thursday night.
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Oliver
Wanegaratta
Baddaginnie
Tnd
Mowat
Mr Mowat
Wangaratta
Gpm
Wangantta
Corry
Isn
Ft Mowatsyn
Shepparton
Fragmented report from Wangaratta police scene
A garbled passage describes police actions at Wangaratta with unclear details about an incident. It references an individual possibly identified and an event involving revolver firing, but the text is incomplete and partially unintelligible.
Excitement of Bowls Rally in Adelaide Match
A correspondent reports an Adelaide bowls match where Walker, Dixson, Burford, and Ward faced Poynter and Evans in a tense late-evening rink contest. Spectators watched under lamplight as the leaders battled for the jack, with shifting positions and rising cheers as the deathly finish approached.
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Adelaide
Francis Drake
H. Moody
W. Burford
Snide
H.R
Walker
Gene Wits
Kolapore Cup Victory and Notable 1900s Trade Notes
Kolapore Cup won by New Zealand with 719 points, England lamenting Australia’s absence. Australian apple exports last season reached 703,000 cases, valued around £50,000. Defense Minister defers Major Linahan’s reinstatement after retirement over disagreement with General Hutton. Various medicinal cures advertised including Woods Peppermint Cure and Chamansarex’s remedy for coughs and colds. Local ads announce dental services in Benalla and Beechworth, and a Foxglove pattern promotion for Pauline paper patterns.
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New Zealand
Engler
Australia
England
Tix
Linahan
General Hutton
Argus
R.mls.s
Mabel Stranke
Fownsville
Chibdeun
Bendigo
Chamsnaraix
Victor Say
Hevay
Beechworth
Dental Gan
Beech-worth’ Hospital
Bonalla
Anguat
Wasi
Bie
Meredith Hall
Dental Boards of
Victoria
N.S.W
Nunnstreet
Times
Thosy
Ruaio
J. R. Clark
Bridge
Benalla
Dr Sheldons New Discovery For Coughs And Colds
A Victorian era medical claim promotes Dr Sheldon s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds as a modern breakthrough. It touts rapid lung relief, no after effects, and safety for children, including whooping cough. Sold by A Miller & Co in Benalla.
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A. Miller & Co
Benalla
Special Clearance of Linen and Cotton Goods This Summer
Special announcement notes extreme mild winter and heavy prior purchases. To make room for August shipments of new goods, WING offers an immense three week clearance with low prices and genuine reductions. Additional clearing purchases will be added at less than half their usual prices.
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Wangaratta—s
John Burr
Carrier ST
Beehive Stores
Witchett’s
Burge
Belcom
Thomson & CO
Bridge Street
SALE
A. Miller
the Cash Drapers and Direct Importers
Bridge Street Benatlia
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