Yatham of the Turf and Other Brief Notices
A collection of brief items reports deaths and appointments in varying places. Lady Carson’s death is noted in London and Sir Edward Carson’s wife Nady is named. A Vancouver steamer grounding causes drownings. Arlington dispatches mention a request from Captain Duhig about a ship incident. Melbourne signals an impending private viewing and staff changes with Lloyd and Cormody named in new posts.
Auffragette Destruction Report From London News
An April 1 dispatch notes that Auffragement burned or damaged public areas including Ye Armstrong Park in Newcesile and nearby Bower-bade areas. The brief confirms vandalism incidents tied to early protests in London.
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Londos
Auffragetton
Bower-bade
Armstrong Park
Newcesile
Radical Attacked in London Campaign Speech
A fragmented London report from April 7 notes Keir Martie leading a campaign within the Independent Lacor Marts. The piece contends Radicals are miscast and the Radical Party is portrayed as controlled by large capital interests, signaling a heated political struggle and opposition lines.
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London
Keir Martie
Sygmal
Lacor Marts
Milionadre
A Wise Warling Adokland April 2
An OCR fragment discusses racial tension and eugenic ideas with references to Melbourne, Christchurch, and Christchurch related names. It mentions a vow to support an Australasian stance against perceived threats, calls for prohibitory measures, and describes a tense wartime mood before April 4 events.
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Adokland
Christchurch
Mecinllian
Acmratie
New Zealand
Repomb and the Commonwealth Offer on State Savings Bank
A discussion notes the Commonwealth offer to take over the State Savings Bank and the risk to Queensland if control is ceded. It mentions a proposed payment and the potential loss of local management, with quotes attributed to Mr. Pialaynon and concerns about the effect on deposits and regional banking.
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Aret
Barnes
Commonwealth
Pialaynon
Ham
Quemsland
Melbourne Police Court Shoots Stir Over Alleged Assault
Sydney reports an incident where officers attempted to arrest a woman after a city street disturbance. A man, Harry Thompson aged 21, was charged with shooting with intent, while constables Kemmel and others defended a struggle during the arrest. A second gunshot narrowly missed Kemmel. The case continues with a remand until Friday.
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Sydney
Aten
Advis
Mcemen
Cestiereagh
Wen Lar
Central Police Court
Harry Thompson
Aurter
Plendud
Mankey
Karamel
Martin
Kemmel
Allagations by Mr Hodges Attorney General Be
The passage reports claims by Mr Hodges and references the Attorney General and Mr Minghen regarding land ownership along the transcontinental rail route. It notes statements by Labour ministers and company directors, questioning credibility and calling for substantiation of charges by Mr Hodges.
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Mr Hodges
Melbourse
Minghen
Ilciges
Hades
Fremantin
Excen Pi
Povall, Wood
Apheseid
Teter Bea
Hetges
Goodnemt
Imperial Issaes Aa of ne Dept Te Leet a tntsrent
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss imperial issues and department actions, referencing propaganda and speculation. The readable phrases suggest a political or governmental document about control, messaging, and leadership.
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Imperial Issaes Aa
Amd
Regulations Issued Under The Liquor Act Of M12
The Governor in Council issues new regulations under The Liquor Act of 12, detailing court procedures for licensing applications and renewals, the hearing process, penalties for breaches, court adjournment powers, and mandatory room numbering for licensed premises with inspectors empowered to enforce. The text outlines hearing rules, record keeping by licensees, and penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainpond
Permlong
Vietusller
Wuch
Ier J
Jralice
Bowes
Of WZ Ltd Fire Marine and Accident Summary
Abstract from the Bulletin November 1911 notes OF WZ Ltd an insurance firm with authorised capital around £1000 Ѐnsure and paid capital £1 300 088. The article highlights high risk coverage strong capital base and net premium income £135 10s. The Queensland branch Brisbane managed by A Saltmarsh.
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Ase
Queensland
Brisbane
Saltmarsh
Bulletin
Australasia
Prominent Remedy Endorsed For Chronic Illness
Br J B Tindale, editor of the Comme ule Wetchmas, writes about thirteen years of illness and his use of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy to cure attacks quickly. He recommends the remedy to others and claims chemists and merchants would agree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. J.B. Tindale
Chamberlain
Bby
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Nady Carson
Edward Caron
Pehson
Washington
Woodros Wilson
United States
Vancouver
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Vani
Arishane
Areihiebo
Woothampton
Eessey
SL. Vincent's
Howpstal
Melbourne
Hockhepton
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Lloyd
Brie Babs
Br Cormody
Redhampton
Sta
Eros
Cairns
LINNETT @ HOLLAR
Merraressers
Tor
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Satoom
Hotel Revere Mail
Colter
Apel
Marti
Fred Premtign
Lanets
Adencerr
Lishas
Ho Landi Pomc
GEO. Lisha
Cairns and Hinterland
Kestralia
Tramaport
Kew
Pitiels
Rocister
OF WZ. Ltd
A. J. Draper
Cairns and Histaricy
Cam, Mtor
Michele, Oe Marise
Encine
Fem
Fred Taylor
Gelling Bros
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