The Griffin Case The Murderers Head
A detailed tale from the Australasian era recounts a staged murder plot in Griffin involving a head severed from a grave. Three conspirators, a banker, an editor, and a surveyor, carry out a counterfeit ritual to mislead authorities while plotting to recover the skull. The skull disappears briefly, is recovered, and the key players evade detection as rumors and recollections persist. The skull’s location traces to Rodhampton, tied to a doctor and the grave’s disturbance amid posthumous curiosity.
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Queensland
Grif
Sitgeon Hd
Supa
Rao
Neceas
Vois Ea Rons
We Wa
Aur Rean
Ike
Raga
War” Wihal
Wun
Ani
Ponpicion
Ielpaf
Pala
Banner Hat Tong
Min King
Griffn
Rodhampton
Afternoon Athletics Meet Held Under Fading Norman Fane Attendance
An indoor style report covers a Saturday athletics program with limited attendance and a focus on winged events. Highlights include cycle races, hand races, a trainees’ handicap sprint, and high jump, shot progress for a final bowl race, with Lauder and Wallace contending in several finals.
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Norman Fane
Themaein
Ree
Er Senet
Jean
Hingiew
W. Hareia
F. Hayes
Athterle M. JR. Woods
Renal Hall Pen’ Keele
Firet Raat
Kennedy
H. B.deb' Rogees
Yin
B. Hill
le Hind
Laude Wa
Altace
Peirie
Pope
Wallace
Lauder
Hiandican
Eos Shambrook
Lander
Fiat
Hind
Roger ‘Sleeman
Mila
Rosere
Lane
Caine
McMahon
Gabriel
Mrarners
Draper
Tima
Gi McMehon
Blackmore
Rovers
Marti
Wea
Blind Man's Triumph at Lower Teddington Road
The story follows Mr. C. Huey of Hampton Wick who, despite blindness, travels independently by train, tram, and on foot. Five years ago he supported himself by poultry keeping and now pursues boot polish making to provide work for unemployed veterans, showing remarkable self-reliance and resilience.
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C. Huey
Mra
Teddington Road
Hampton Wick
Sven
Raveld
Hart
Jf. Hart
Exeter
Frankensteinian Obscenity in a Moving Train Scene
A passenger films a woman on a train describing her upper face as charming but lower features ruined by a dark thirst. The narrator notes a mustache and other disfiguring details, implying an intention to alter her appearance with cosmetic procedures.
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Iran
South Ames
Miami
Iniy & Ackoge
Simon Firacut
Gore
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