Molloy notes and hospital meeting report in Molloy district
A report from Molloy covers a mining party returning from Hodgkinson district with reports of isolated gold ore finds and no further veins. It also details the annual Molloy Hospital subscribers meeting in McGils Hall with Mr W K Newberry presiding, votes on adjournment, and reports on finances, followed by a school concert and gymnastics display at Merritt's Hall featuring local performers and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgkinson
Seon
Molloy Hospital
McGil
WK Newberry
Newberry
Taeehag
SE. Stubbin
Stobbin
Theo
J Crothers
Crothers
Comumattee Sill
Merritt
Eurygin
Rose
Itett
J. Colley
P. St. John
A. Mullavey
E. Edwards
Mullavey
E. Tall
Frank Crowles
Molloy
District 10
Brisbane
Abrs. Nissen
National Hotel
F. Crowley
W Marly
J. Bt. Johnston
Iquit
Max Johnon Salis
Brooklyn
Curraghmore
The Boat Race and its Storied Rowing Legacy
A detailed, archival account tracing the origins and evolution of the University of Oxford and Cambridge boat race. It covers early missteps, key figures like Menzies, Tangible design shifts from clinker to carvel boats, notable races at Henley and Westminster, and innovations by Matt Taylor and Harry Clasper that shaped racing strategy and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agan
Anthony Cisne
Goblie Ymipre
Ecordes
Wordsworth
Merrivale
Bin
Uxford
Onford
T. S. Exar
G CC Frinkwater
Anul
Egan
Menzies
Oxford
Westminster
Putney
Chelsea
Menates
Ford
Hesley Recara
Conet
Henley
Cambrdie
Ae Menzies
Carsbridge Club
Tee
Onion
Gerke Hughes
Tom "Brown
Jane
Oxford Carvisi
Catridge
Martlake
Hammiersmith Bridge
Cambridge
Sur Teyshore
Oxfordshows
Uixford
Riteon
Harry Clasper
Tyneside
Oxford Umvers
Matt Taylor
Celless
Royal Chester Sein Jeg Club
Chester Club
Cave
Lonsdale
Ania
Matt
Tyne
Obstructions On The Course
Report notes ongoing issues with course obstructions and poor maintenance days. Instances include vessels continually wetting the way and a reference to a partial 185% period indicating inconsistent conditions on the course.
Segregation and Rehabilitation at San Quentin Visions
A bulletin by tutor A Jackson argues for a rebuilt San Quentin focus on segregation and rehabilitation. Warden James R. Holotum supports age based segregation with a separate facility for youths, a vocational school model, and intensive training to reduce prison costs and raise reform outcomes. Jackson cites California and New York contrasts, urging investment to transform the prison into a rehabilitative institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Holotum
San Quentin USA
Sen Quentin
Hono-Orgasi
Tuitor
Jackson
Lou Quentin
Tullotes
Mater
Moebera
Waters
New York
James Hulohos Ganier
San Quen
California
Lawes
New
San C Quentis
Tone
United States
Cambridge Wins Dramatic Boat Race After Arch Passage
A tense boat race near the barge and hall ended with Cambridge edging the opponent by two thirds after boats threaded a narrow arch. Umpires and steamers initially stalled, crews refused to retire, and delays prompted tighter control in subsequent races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammersmith
Omer Zeyaward
Handersmith
Boll
Cambridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teresa
P. Bet Seal
Ticki Wah
Gon
Joe
Rolfe & Son
Grocers
Use & Rogers
Rogers
Cummins & Campbell Ltd
Suhuul
Advanx Motor Tyre Hospital
G. H. Griffiths
Sheridan Street
Cairns
Wrigley
Australia
Pei
Schon
Aga
S&iablinen
Athea
Wardens
Jose Boom Hasidhil
Mia
Blackheath Colleges
Charters Towers
Presbeterian and
Methodat Churchars
Frans Seinshiywe University
Commerciad Au General Caiurse
Blackheath
Thormbeeh
Roi. Bacon
Wenkoastyr
le A. Jacobs
Hal
Ebzmientary Tractee
Pnernul Chomlishen
Ehime
Tndine Automotive Machinery
Awwile Trivicvin
Aml
Schoul
Cinematograph
Beaulte
Tramy
Atha
Anerrathie
Ken Sun
Ites
Wadversity
Janier
Seay
Noel Quieret
Sevier
Atomey
ULV Zion
SPP
Reene
F. R. Ireland
L. Fitzsimmons
Chevrolet
Buick
Oldsmobile
Lake Street
Mom
Zeurdochs
Murdoch
Park & George Sts
Sydney
Weird
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