Nor West Tragedy Reported Near Kellys Well
The police received a telegram claiming a man named MacDonald was shot ten miles from Kellys station by a native Major associated with Kellys Well. MacDonald died in the incident and other locals were targeted by the same gang, with officers sending the matter to Windismend and Balle Creek police for action.
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Parth
Inbins
Metreat Tuphy
Yates
Tuskay Crook
MacDonald
Tie Sta
Tio
Kelly's
Kelly’s
McDonald
Hirano
Kelly
Windismend
Russia and Germany Move Toward Reconciliations
London reports Russia plans to dispatch warships to Kiel to pay respects to the Kaiser in a gesture seen as conciliatory. The action is linked to softening German susceptibilities in favor of the Anglo Russian reform project tied to Macedonia.
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London
Rusia
Kiel
Macedonia
Australians at the British Exhibition hurdles winners
At the amateur championship contest in London Murra won the 120 yard hurdles in 16 seconds and placed third in another event. A New Zealander was defeated in his race as two girls walked.
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London
Progres
Murra
Nile
Beaurepaire Collapses In Thames Long Distance Swim
In the Thames long distance championship from Kew to Putney Springfield boatsman Beaurepaire again collapsed during the race. The event covered about four miles with competitors finishing near one hour.
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Thames
Springfield
Brisbana
Boyes Beaurepaire
Kew
Putney
Players Beat Gentlemen at Loss by Woven Wickets
In a match between Gentlemen and Players at Loss the Players won by woven wickets. The inclusion of Tarrant in the Players team drew much criticism.
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Gentlemen Verus
Tarrant
Plyers
Australian Attitude Sparks Advisory Committee Clash
The Observae objects to advisory committees in dragooning Australia, reflecting a sharp dispute over the aviation boards and the country’s response to external pressure. The Triangular Contests frame a broader contention as ministers confront the uncompromising stance of aviation groups.
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Australia
Northumberland Miners Oppose Eight Hour Bill Amendment
London July 5 Northumberland miners overwhelmingly oppose accepting the government amendment to the Eight Hour Bill. the stance signals strong labor opposition and potential parliamentary friction.
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London
Northumberland
United States Deficit Attributed to Old Bookkeeping
London reports Secretary of the Treasury G B Cortelyou explains the year's deficit of 12 910 000 pounds results from an antiquated bookkeeping system. He says charging major works like the Panama Canal as extraordinary expenditures would show a profit of about five million.
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United States
G. B. Cortelyou
Saps Me Gortelyou
Panama Canal
Russia approves 240 million sterling revenue estimates
The Duma has approved estimates of revenues totaling 240 million sterling. Premier Stolypin declared the country’s financial stability, with Centre and Right factions warmly supporting the statement.
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Duma
M. Stolypin
Lemoine Capture Unconfirmed by Paris Officials
Paris officials have not confirmed reports that Henri Lemoine, the Pars engineer who fled while awaiting trial for diamond fraud, has been captured. The notice comes amid circulating headlines with no official corroboration.
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Henri Lemoine
Pars
Paris
Woods Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds Update
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a peppermint cure for coughs and colds with references to chest ailments and temporary relief. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable in the fragment.
Emper s Railways edge Lampers in tough football match
South Bunbury's Lampers clash with Railways amid windy conditions. Lampers lead at half time but Railways surge in the second half, scoring two goals and several singles. Key players include Digger Smith Help and Michel for Railways, Lampers' Lampe protest over a prior decision cited. Overall, Railways prevail as Lampers struggle with manpower and discipline.
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Laompers
Eitie
Booryuets
Auch
Hopeman Syramiha
Gross
Digger" Smith
Harry Help
Michel
Taukao
Shaw
Layton
Mumber
Thy Huseey
Naylie Bror
Daft
Willey
Towards
Hivingstaxe
Graham
Kor * Rulsh
Nvat
South Bunbury
Lampere
Lompoy
Wil Futmry Myohus
Chachi Bhaig
Ayolrdmpois
Chia
Mins
Murphy
Ewe
Groligs Haysunds
Vob
Game at Collie unsteady rugby clash amid wet weather
A Sunday match at Worsley saw Worelay beat Wallsend in a rain soaked game by six goals to one with crowd from Collin in attendance. Umpire Mr Stanton officiated and Mines stood out with two goals while Towns contributed two behinds.
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Yring
Yory Ass
Ant
Agai
Railways
Gmmgs
Thay
Pha
Fizunla
Worsley
Collin
Worelay
Wallsend
Wallsend In Hollow Fashion, Scores Baing Worelay
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Stanton
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Cabity
Priday
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Collie
Worth West
China
Joe
Tlw
Perth
Phi Gaelic
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Bethy
Citintas
Council
Lore Sigure
Buswall
Apiniok
Joe Hough
Hood Agricultural
Bowe
Ig Pishing & Plany
Satan
Burke
BMS
Rodwell
George Rod
Cain
Ur Johns
Jack Douglas
Sid
Tom Wean
Por
Jan
Inoy Brown
Bumble
Cour
Resson
Melbourne Boxing Card Ends With Sparse Gate Receipts
A Melbourne boxing event drew about 218 at the door amid poor conditions and a rough program. The card featured Paddy Haswall Solomons, McThonrna and Scott with referee notes and a proposed bout between Freak Crawford for a £2 stake, though the crowd reaction was subdued.
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Scott
Betsom
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Ahwalfir
Bette
Paddy Haswall
Young Solomons Sera
Hie
Wrathry
Joe Plats
Thei Ufforte
McThonrna
Bas
J Fagarty
Ranji
Harry Gustel
Brinmon
Liston
Culver
William
J. A. Besidwood
Rafere
Crawford
Betty
Boxing bout report with mixed skill and heavy exchanges
The passage describes a boxing match with two principal fighters trading feints and body blows across multiple rounds. Spectators note the fighters' footwork, defense, and the occasional decisive moments as each man sustains and avoids punishment while displaying skillful techniques.
Royal Agricultural Society Meeting Notes Held in Wellington
Members of the Wellington A and P Society gathered at Redioed Hall on Saturday to discuss the annual show dates November 12 6 and 8 with committee actions on stalls boxes and improvements. The secretary reported rules and regulations were reviewed with minor alterations while honors were conferred on retiring officers and the meeting adjourned to plan next year’s prize schedule.
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Baraers
Producers’ League
Raban- Sing
Jude
Smill
Dave
J. A. Jaffrey
Olr
OL. Hurt
Repadlds
Edwin
Ros
Hylon
Fiyse
Edwin Remo
Raynalds
B.S
Royal Ausiculeuen Duolely
Hieorge Hayward
Mc Waee
Aty Gue
Fay- Shardae
Joe Jeffray
Warried
McG. C. Rose
Yatariay
Collie News Briefs From Local Notes and Events
Collie reports Constable Rowe resigns after health break. Constable McGrath to succeed. War impact causes staff changes at Collie station. Fitzgerald’s circus opens July 3 for two nights with Sunshine disaster screen. Minor fire at Jackman’s office causes delays. cause unknown. Mechynias Institute and WAAS Railway branch meetings outline shifting duties and roles. Local entertainment and public notices fill the week’s agenda.
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Dan
Correspondence on social life and local happenings in town
A fragmentary letter discusses social roles and local events with references to gatherings, attendees, and community life. The writer notes missing attendees and hints at plans for hosting activities, while urging engagement from residents. The piece preserves a dated, informal tone typical of local correspondence.
Socialist Religion Debate and Prominent Thinkers
A lengthy, fragmentary manuscript discusses socialism as a spiritual expression and its relation to religion. It cites Frederic Diu and a chivalrous past while contrasting true religion with secular ideologies. The piece argues socialism embodies altruistic ethics and calls for reason and scientific ethics to guide economic justice, ending with literary quotations.
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Grillin
Wien
Tha
South Bunbury
Lorodotusus
Fiest
Mohanmerlane
Jims
Peidt
Dumynian
Nate
Hussy Deumond
Min
Orin
Bataan
Roads Boards Meeting Minutes and Budget Items
The ordinary meeting held Saturday 27 June noted apologies from R C Kawa and others. Minutes and second meeting details cover Lands Department land sales, road widening proposals, bridge works, culvert requests, and payments totaling £734 Td.
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Jung
P.O. Maitland Fabsirwan
W. J. Witttoht
W. P. Seoth
WH. Lang
Dankley
R.C. Kawa
von Brrmed
Lands
Bayanno
Blyske
Lands Department
Elgin
Esilway
Department of Lanta
Raenrvad
Public Worka Department
Capal Bridge
Orkinall
Publix Worka Department
J. K. Higgins
Emmett
Korth Hoyaump
Public Work Department
Lo Vivo
Wesley Seoth
Towlers
Duntley
Causeway-road
Ying Snirman
Dankigg
Maitland
Gb UK
Philosophical Treatise on Progress and Altruism in Society
A sprawling meditation argues that progress hinges on scientific inquiry and humane action. It critiques economic inequality, extols rational reform, and questions who can guide humanity toward social health while stressing the need for practical ethics.
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Aph
Msinkind
Stebonnyn
Mesiopacios
Humble von
Piattt
Natura
Trade dispute over supply with Me Kaeshagun and Hanbury
The letterer from Buray reports a trade disagreement between Me Kaeshagun and Hanbury over orders and withdrawals of custom. It describes that the writer moved suppliers after a broken promise, notes attempts to remedy via limiting shipments through a rival, and cites potential price and market shifts in the Narro gin Trade ing Company.
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Kultzmann
Llersld
W. Kaes
Holtemeyn
Limsal
Uleowhere
Kaeshingen
Fem
Honbury
Aaprngm
Marci
Shea
Badbury
Heyald
Tiawine
Hanbury
Tilalnimes
Kaeshagun
Matthers
Charge Against a Labor Leader in Perth Court
In Perth, Joseph Fabre was charged with assaulting Bradburn, a Labour leader. Witnesses testified a disturbance occurred at a Labour meeting in East Perth on June 26 with Bradburn knocking Fabre’s hat off, and the July 1 incident at Hay and Barrack streets where Fabre allegedly called him a fool and struck him. The court imposed a fine of five shillings.
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Perth
Joseph Fabre
Bradburn
Fabre
Hay
Habre
Hint
Evidenes Giyas
Labor
Enat Porth
Mr News
Wineta
Heavy Rainfall Recorded in Perth Overnight
Heavy rainfall hit Perth last night with 137 points recorded at the observatory for the 48 hours ending 5 am today. Local weather officials note the rainfall as part of a continuing pattern, with possible impacts on flooding and runoff.
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Perth
Dbaurvatory
Local South Bunbury Notes On Drain, Weather And Town Life
A cluttered column reports on the Sauspen drain completion and its impact on local trades and homes. It mentions weather shifts toward spring, irrigation, and broad remarks about town politics, meetings, and community figures with varied opinions.
Busy Times at Collie Cobia Rail Yard Struggles with Congestion
In Cobia on Friday railway operations show heavy activity as trucks and engines run continuously. Managers note inadequate accommodations for workers and demand faster, better facilities from railway authorities to handle large volumes and improve throughput.
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Cobia
Cougmiion
Mino
Ltt
Wally
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