Racing at Canterbury Park features spirited hurdle and sprint results
Sporting Sydney reports a Saturday meeting under favorable weather with packed attendance and a series of races at Canterbury Park. Hurdle winner Monsieur led a tight finish followed by Don Ques and Muttamm. Flying Handicap saw Rebevo prevail as favorite at 2 to 1 with Ayr Girt second. Park Stakes went to Expedite ahead of Duke Alwree with Expedite first by a length. Three Quarter Handicap saw Lord Castlereagh win ahead of Karoo! and Domine an, while Canterbury Park Handicap ended with a close win by Indend wd. and Cusch and Paxski among the other starters. Melbourne races noted boisterous weather and large crowds with Fulcrum winning the Hurdle Race and Corinthian Handicap won by Gong ene ahead of Herd lad, and Mintstone took the Spring Handicap three lengths clear of The Bachelor. Seaside Harmory saw Firm Aurate beat Apbarist with Kagi close behind. Welter Mile concluded with Lord Constant narrowly ahead of St Constant and Avenger.
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Sydney
Monsieur
Moor
Muttamm
F Murdoch
Don Ques
Banusiow
Wit Mumbilia
Torach
Easly
Dad
Aed
Mumballs
Skyony
Sth
Rebevo
Wolkert
Minny
F. Meddwk
Ayr Girt
Ue Maher
Halhe
Ted
Sed Tiree
Ernon
W. H. Smith
Expedite
Mirkertiew
Duke Alwree
Lamond
W. Cullinan
Lord Castlereagh
We M'Cobe
Moomidd
Ether
Te. Wen
Canterbury Park
Melbourne
J. Edwards
Samy Cook
H. Cairns
Forest
Prince
HH. Morgan
Saga Fouk
Forest Prince
Master Paul
Alt
Sed Tip
Lomt Micun
Price
Gongene
Ir NS. Pbighett
Herd Lad
FE Baker
Phate
Dominean
Sir Constant
Erins Burd
Hertad
Karreah
Ganeway
Iemgths
Sufi
Ted Padneata
Vatheume
Eysenah An
Hustler
Ease
Megertyy
Cusch
Paxski
Coradjil
Reldas
Korot
Cuaeh
Wen
Frasseur
K. Bracken
Mintstone
Ge Rose
Bari Goldwin
Lfisher
Bachelor
Bronsquy
Goldwin
Mattene
Palfar
Ind
Ord
Effervenoraer
Ettershank
Loru
Cairns
St. Constant
Grand National Meeting concludes at Victoria Park in clear weather
At Adelaide Victoria Park on Saturday, 16 runners contested major events. Trop won the main stakes by three lengths in 1 30, with Master Miller and Pequettville Stakes details noted among seven other horses. Dividends reported, and times listed for each race including the Grand National Steeple Chase won by The Miser in a lengthy finish.
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Adelaide
Victoria Park
Fakipond
Mambray Star
Toy
Ted
Eastwood
Master Miller
Campbelly
Katinawe
Moon
Horsley
Ord
Andrews
Fist
Fifa
Beaumont Trial Royal Opers and Mayor's Mile results
Royal Opers won the Beaumont Trial by four lengths with Netherton second and Laria third. Time 1 4 2 4 dividends 4 7 and Wy. Corporation Handicap River Prnge had Andrews on top in 85 with Halmar second and Thorindalr third, seven others racing.
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Corporation Handicad
Andrews
Halmar
Thorindalr
Brisbane tennis tournament finals report
At the Brisbane tennis tournament finals C Todd partnered with Mies Corens to win Challenge Pairs 63 2. Parker faced St John in the Exhibition Match 73 6. Singles Championship saw C Todd win after opponent forfeited. Todd and Todd beat Peach and Utz 26 4 in the doubles. Ladies singles concluded with Mies Spegein defeating Miss Dight 6 4.
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Satwniay
C.#Todd
Mise Corens
Todd
Mies Lloyd
Parker
St. John
Singien
C. Todd
Peach
Utz
Willard Knocks Out Young as Fatal Ring Injury Reported
In Los Angeles Jess Willard defeats Bill Young in the eleventh round of a twenty round bout. Young dies in hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage after an operation failed to save him. Willard and promoters are arrested on manslaughter charges.
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Los Angeles
Guguat
Jess Willard
Bill Young
Young
Willard
Townsville Versus Western Districts Delivers Narrow Victory
Townsville defeated Western Districts by 22 points in a recent intertown match. In another game Townsville and Charters Towers tied with Grow points apiece, according to yesterday's results.
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Townsville
Jintertown
Western Districts
Townsvilla
Charters ‘Towers
Laughless Leader Fails to Impress In Australian Labour Talk
The piece, citing Melbourne Punch, debates Mr Higgs as a potential prime minister and mocks the Labour party’s drift. It describes Higgs as unlikely to lead and notes his dry manner, suggesting his rise would be a dangerous political ploy with uncertain public impact.
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Labour Party
Higges
Eyringgg
Capricornis
Labou
Maya Melbourne
Punch
Australia
Higgs
Hiegs
House of
Crin
Mr. Fisher
Pearce
Fisher
Hires
Olympic gamer funds eyed for Great Britain team
The Westminster Gazette notes Earl Grey and Lords propose £108000 to adequately fund Britain’s Olympic team. The plan aims to sustain a permanent athletic organization for national benefit beyond the Games, with August reports from London.
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London
Westminster
Earl Grey
Harris
iHoberta
Hothachild
Strathcona
Great Britain
Hte
Merdona
Diplomatic Ties and Labor Strife Across Empires
Dispatches describe Minister for Agriculture Mr. Fisher returning from Australia amid reciprocity talks with India. In Capetown a relief fund for Petty Officer Botpit kon nears 2308. Reports from London cite railway workers’ demonstrations and a renewed push for wage gains amid a shaken but hopeful mood.
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Victoria
Trust
Tee
Fisher
Australia
Biopreas
India
Tans
Annimalia
Capetown
Botpit Kon
Australia and America in a Global Fixture Mix
Fragmented OCR notes mention Australia versus Ald and America with references to London August 22 and Rome August H. Alleged Sicilian bandits marauded Palermo and targeted a well‑known local family. Mentions of a plot against Lord Sivan Taranto and a boxing style scorecard are unclear.
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London
Elphent and Castle ‘Theatre
Herbert Wilson
Oxford
Sivan
Rome
Palermo
Fire destroys Douglas Royal Hotel leaving seven inmates stranded
A 2 a.m. blaze on the 19th mat. levelled the Douglas Royal Hotel, destroying it and all contents. Seven inmates barely escaped. two named Dimes and Neville saved attire. Losses include Mr. Dawson photographer cash and clothing, Mr Craven battery office belongings, Mrs Cooke boiler inspector gauges, and furniture. Insurance covered £1, erection cost over £1500. Government grant of £37,000 announced for farmers to improve stock quality.
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Douglas Royal Hotel
Meters Dimes
Neville
Dawson
Craven
Mrr. Cooke
Txegias
Cairns
W. Brown
Exhibition abstention cited by Berlin agency
A Berlin dispatch notes that the Frankfort agency reports abstention from the San Francisco exhibition. It says industrial groups were mainly influenced by iron and steel, with textile and other sectors expected to gain little.
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Berlin
Frankfort
San Francisco
Cancer Cure by Secondary X Ray Rays Proposed by Dr Roberts
Dr Roberts senior surgeon at Hobart General Hospital promotes a cancer treatment using secondary rays from a Tangent ray tube with a silver plate. In three years he reports 108 percent cures in surface cancer cases and claims no recurrence in follow ups. He demonstrated the method and cites a patient whose tumor responded in three weeks.
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Fr. Roberts
Hobart General Hospital
Tr. Roberts
Hee
Reberte
Othe Pressman
Earth
Ft. Bun
Lobert
Queensland boxing champs held in Brisbane August night
IXTEE STATE MATCH Queensland amateurs boxing championships continued in Brisbane with wins by A M Intyrs Valley and W Foxsil North Cimmet over opponents. Welter Dever Ipswich defeated Hardy Wooloowin while Parkes Wide Bay and others scored in bouts as Valley dominated several weight classes. The boxing events preceded an interstate rugby league match at the Brisbane Cricket Ground drawing notable crowds.
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J. Gallagher
Gladstone
A. M'Intyrs
University
Aryle
qVavlay
Tom
C. Carr
Valley
Ela
Begg
Ew Fare
Tighbreight
Len Foxssil
North Cimet
W. Gemm
Maoly
M. Hoetley
Grows
Con Bleek
Hanley
Welter
Dever
Ipewich
T. Uw. Hardy
Wooloewin
M. Bryant
Bee HH. Williams
Maranon
Gleamight
Parkes
Wide Bay
Alete
North Queensland
Reintenceni G. Cook
A. M. Ryan
W. Snoff
Westwood
Brisbane
Queensland
N.S. Wales
Brisbane Cricket Ground
Queenaland
Fragmentary Trade Notice From The Ledger Published
A garbled OCR fragment lists various timber and joinery products and tools with references to advertisements and letters promised by mail. The legible items include timbers, turnery, and lead work, plus mentions of telegraph adheres and a special line. The output reflects a partial historical trade notice with no clear dates or entities.
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Sawa
Bosanko Mechanical Engineer and Gunsmith Ad
An ad boasting E. Bosanko as mechanical engineer and gunsmith offers bicycles described as the best at the lowest prices. It mentions gun and repair services, stoves, motor engines, cracked cylinders, and tinkering services across branches with unclear garbled text.
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Anbott Street
Ite
Ibn
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Miss Dight
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Scotti Miners’ Federation
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