Wyaxthas Passengers and Crew List at Tyrol
A crowded list from Tyrol details passengers and crew aboard Wyaxthas, including numerous surnames such as Huehle, Huserll, Ralstom, Holling, Korbery, Prior, Martin, Hygate, Smith, Sutherland, Crowman, Amerson, Humphrey, Kennedy, King, Wakeford, Wallace, Buchanan, Mckinnon, Darwing, and 200 in steerage. The fragment shows a long roster of names and roles with minimal context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towlsville
Wedsenlay
Cale Huehle
Huserll
Ralstom
Holling
Korbery
Anning
G. J. Prior
Martin
Parjis
Hygate
Smith
Amd
Love
Kell
Aml
Isms Ales
L. Porter
Lied
Gollim Fo Cameros
Who DISCOVERED AMERICA and the Vineland stones
An article discusses Professor Holand's Kunie stone theory that Norse explorers may have reached America before Columbus. It cites inscriptions about Goths and twenty-two Norwegians from Vineland, a Minnesota find, and describes a dated message claiming Year 1143. It also mentions pitch about tobacco prices and a sailor Ernest Wenson’s speed feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Historical Society
Holand
Norign
America
Kennington
Minnesota
Vineland
Elein
Anakie resident touts new cough remedy by Dr Rheidon
Mire Charlie of Anakie writes that she has wed Dr Rheidon's new discovery for coughs and lung troubles. The advertisement claims the remedy has long been wanted, priced at 1/4 per bottle, available at chemists and storekeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Iseel
Ptreaghton Vale
Anakie
Vic
Dr. Rheidon
Debt loan to fund road works for Cairns town council
The Cairns Town Council considered a £20,000 loan adopted and confirmed by Ald. Miller. A prior £11,000 local loan was nearly paid off, costing about £730 per annum. The plan aimed to repair roads for permanence, reducing reliance on further borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Australia to retain strong naval control under imperial pact
London reports the Admiralty and Commonwealth wartime and peacetime naval coordination. Australia to keep complete control of its navy in peace, ships built in England, crews drawn from Imperial Navy, with one imperial base port and new training colleges in Australia. The plan aims for similar standards across fleets while preserving imperial strategic unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Commonwealth
Australis
Uimom
England
Imperial Navy
Australia
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Anakie, Vic
Mayros
F. Penreste
Trarce Tos
John B. Hollway
Resi “Tation and Gener Agen
Fearnley & Gr., Ltd
Fetra
CosToNe
Iwsubaics Peersipy & Co., Ltd
Wharf Btrest
Caires
J. H. Brownlee
Sharebroken
Wining and
Gesfral Commission
Queys ST
Chillagoe
Wensen & Sons
A. J. Draper
Paxton Bres
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Geena Accident Guarantee Corporation Ltd
Robtrturt «& Co
CG. J. Heenan
D. MacKay & Co’s
Carnival Discount Sale
Abbott Street
Swan 4 Co
Spence Street
Ald. Miller
Cable
Aranter
Steke
J. T. Belcock
Buiseck Bros
Fpcin Athenaden
Fell
J. Draper
Nolmen
Irvine E Ce
John Grifiths & Se
Ernest le Heveu
Gueeral
Bowe
Lake @trest
St. Mary's Convent of Mercy
Oektown
Geperers
Lor Oni Been
Venhee
Comvent of
Meccy
Coortown
Bennett & Bennetts, R.D.S
Cairks
Tel
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Beirne
T. C. Beirne & CO
Penatronage
Joba Dam
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