Licensing Court Convicts Morton in Prohibited Hours Sale
In a long licensing court hearing, Mire Morton was found liable for selling liquor during prohibited hours at her Covent Garden saloon after witnesses testified to a late night drink in the shop. Geddes and others corroborated the scenes, while defence witnesses challenged the bottle’s origin. Morton was fined £3 with 3/8 in court costs and seven days imprisonment on appeal.
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Pideo
Mire Morton
D. O'Brien Wild
Onno
Charles McIntosh Broom
Dundoberg
Merel Morton
Covent Garden
Patterson
Gedden Pal
Jones
Geddes
Mrx
Morten
Custamere
Joe Ry Ben
Gunn
Joes
North Tandaborg
Marion
Sor
Ray Pepe Ole
Thorburn
Gono Eeklog
P.M
Marton
Goddes
James Pattercan
East Bundaberg
Tirady
Mrs. Morton
Geddes Cme
PML
Christian
Martensen
Bundaberg
Rowlan
Godden
State Insurance Ofice
Cosky
Royal Hotel
Senlor
Gung
Getton
Thorbuto
wWen
Benlor
Guin
Geddey
Bondey
Lathourne Bardhore
Broom
Pitierech
Thin
Thorburs
Heach Mfd
Healy
Haley Wan
Wilorgs
Tle
Corienve
Morley
Cdurt
Sealer Berp
Mealey
Morton
Hreeley
Bey Salon
Tefenlt
Doan's Ointment Promises Pile Relief Across City
A testimonial shows Jax Jago of Water Street praising Doan's Ointment for piles after prior failures with remedies. The user states soothing relief was immediate and lasting, with three applications curing him and six months later still clear. The ad notes the product is sold by Foster-McClellan Co. and urges purchase by sending price or visiting Hamilton Street Ardney storefront.
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Down
Jax Jago
Dean
Jace
Benno
Foster-McClellan
Hamileton-street
Ardney
Quésnilied’s Biggest Customer Signed IXL Works
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a major client signing the IXL works with references to famous names like Jame, Canned Fralta, and nail Anite, suggesting a historic contract or production milestone. The precise entities and context are unclear due to text corruption.
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Quésnilied
IXL
Tau Po
Meeting of Isis District committee on grandstand and show plans
The Isis District committee met at the secretary’s office with chair J Hrouwdhuret. Discussions covered admission policies, grandstand construction and tender awards, funding to reduce overdraft, use of proceeds, and invitations to agencies for show support.
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Boviety
Childers
Wedpeter
Thors
Masa J. Hrouwdhuret
J. Ho Robinson
Midmonth
W. E. Cocking
P. Bier
J. Chappell
F. W. Bonttli
P.reen
W. Pitt Jugr
J. H. Beatley
R. Webb
J. Frofie
W. W Gezland
Woodrofe
T. H. Chappell
E.G. Luckett
B. Fotey
D. C Pettigrew
P. Comine
A. H. Agdwreon
Ray
F. W. Wilkinson
W. Pitt
Childa
Etaplc
Soclnty
Glenore Jersey
Mee
Wilson
Kington & Kingston
Railwayw
Ide
Brisbane
Woodrote
Chamber of Agricultural Bacteting
Tiwan
Balurdeay
Moon
Woodrolla
W. Bonttell
J. H. Beatony
Beatboy
Organisationa
Woodroffe
Profke
Agricultural Department
Bureau of Huger Experimental
C.al. Coy
Birnie Forestry Department
J. Ho Hobinton
Meestron
Indie
Tiwag
A. H. Andjeraen
Jocke
H. O. Biormonth
FL. OW
Fronttell
Dste
C.a.h. Company
Jocal Banda
J. Hrogdhore
Local Schedule Clause Reverted for Textile Wash Preference
A report by Mr T J Choppel notes a clause in the schedule should be reversed to determine whether fancy work is to be washed or left unwashed. Other business and formal duties were attended to by the committee.
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Houtton
T. J. Choppel
Controversy Over Royal Crypt Wedding Rights
Reports from the London Daily Chronicle describe plans for a high profile ceremony at the crypt of Westminster Palace that faced legal and jurisdictional hurdles. A Nonconformist MP pressed for the wedding to occur in the crypt, triggering a dispute about registrar authority and royal chapel access.
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M.I
Bowth
Lincolnshire
Westminger
Bristol
Ian Macpherson
Church of Scot
Ross
Church of Scotland
Church of England
Church and Industry Debate by Mr Hughes in New South Wales
Mr W M Hughes MP argues the future of world flora hinges on the Church attitude toward workers. He stresses arbitration, law, and the Church as guide, urging understanding of workers’ problems from their view to restore order amid global discontent and class struggle.
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W. M
Hugh
W. M. Hughes
New South Wales
Communista
Hughoe
Australia
Hopbes
Hughes
Passis
Gulfaoce Vlayy
Leary
Poe
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