Silk Goods and Antimony Ware Featured in Local Market
The ad listing promotes silk and cotton piece goods, various antimony ware, and ornate lace and household fancy goods at low prices. It mentions Japanese Emporium on Lake Street Cairns and Newcastle date May 18, with a note on the Pimhuinh Jockey Club’s May programme and betting quotations from Linnet and Holland. It also reports racing fixtures in Brisbane and Newcastle cups with multiple horses noted, and a London cricket scoreline amid match results.
Sandown Park Race Day Results Report
Melbourne May 13 weather cold for Sandown Park racing with good attendance. King’s Ransom won hurdle race by three lengths at 3.52. Bertha Maid captured first division handicap. Tullundur won Sammon Park Handicap by a length and a half. Wee Jean won second division by a neck. St Pierre led third division by a length. Jumpers flat race resulted in a dead heat between Patriotic and Little Glam.
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Melbourne
Sandown Park
King’s Ransom
Morgan
Admiral Grand
H. Ramage
Sir Prim
W. Garry
King's Ransom
Cam
Bertha Maid
Jos
Miggima
Abpey Craig
J. Loma
Apa
Sirisi
F. Clavie
Jtullundur
J. Thomas
Glesbolt
Jes. Higgins
Yondilly
King
W. Sampson
the Bachelor
Coolacur
Uclunettus
Jultuedur
Yaendilla King
Glenball
Conlaguovah
Thresquatte
Scond
Wee Jean
T. Glennon
Alor ‘Tar
Mr King
Lometh
Tima
Metric
Ube
Handiag
Platecrat
G. Barver
Tanother
Dreamman
St. Pierre
Halle
Otters
Patriotic
Ball «Tank
Beteten
Wenlcan Question Hopes of a Settlement
The article reports President Wilson and Secretary of State Silliman seeking a settlement amid Mexican turmoil. It notes plans for a provisional government and peace talks at Segare Falla next Monday, with tensions rising as rebels advance and foreign interests risked. Local residents anticipate the cruiser Firistel’s arrival as German and Dutch ships withdraw from the river.
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Washington
Huerta
Constitutionaliaig
Hierra
Silliman
Wilson
Siagare Falla
Treasurers Conference opens in Melbourne
A State Treasurers conference began at the State Parliament to settle three key questions discussed at the Premiers Conference. Victoria Treasurer Walt presides. private session continues as leaders work on the banking issue and state debts with Commonwealth representatives expected tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Walt
Victoria
Ite Riting
BERS
Immigration policy praised by Lieut. Col Rankin in Childers
Lieut. Col Rankin urged immigration support during a Childers speech. He linked population growth to sugar consumption and warned the Labor party leader sought government action to avoid disaster. He spoke on the sugar time price boards bill and related measures.
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Childers
Col. Rankin
M.I.A
Suger
Labor Party
Bendigo Disaster Relatives to Receive Compensation
An adjourned inquest into the Great Hustlera Mine disaster near Bendigo returned a verdict of accidental dynamite explosion with no blame assigned. The Great Ex tended rustlers Cas and management agreed to compensate bereaved families up to £1108, with £1000 from the insurance company.
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Melbourne
Avea
Phvone
Trim
Tolis Question Revived on Canal Treaty Debate
Senator Hoesmich urges repeal of policy tying the canal to the Hay-Pauncefote Treaty. He argues Taft and Democrats erred in backing costly trade subsidies and opposes ending the treaty which would force the U S to relinquish control of the canal if not revisited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoesmich
Taft
United States
Abolition of Australian Fine Cited as Costly
A May report from Norfolk Virginia notes a debate over ending a certain Australian fine due to high costs in freight and reciprocal trade concerns. The article mentions engineers and shipments connected to the issue, with unclear references to figures or entities.
Two Sedden Deaths and Aged Men Hunt
Incomplete OCR reads of a local notice report two Sedden deaths and a man hunt. The Guth street area is referenced with postings and a postmortem exam is noted as pending. details are unreadable.
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Ula
Hunt Wee Alee
Ieee
Smallpox Precautions Tightened Across States
Sydney reports ten new amalox cases while Queensland tightens border controls and renews certificate checks as Acting Home Secretary Marta Barlow says authorities pursue rapid measures to stop cross border spread. Officials in Melbourne and Sydney coordinate and warn of further steps if the outbreak persists.
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Brisbane
Marta
Barlow
Himslf
Solie
Barnes
Melbourne
Queensland
Wallangerra
Coolangatta
Sydney
Harlow
False Pretences at Lichmor i Racecourse
At Lichmor i Racecourse on April 28 William Millard acted as a bookmaker with a fake registered bag bearing Les Dobbin’s name. He promised to return stakes and pay winnings the next day. Millard was arrested and fined £35 with three months in default plus £10 costs.
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Melbourne
Lichmor i
Hichmond Court
Health today to seek 56000 pounds from government
The report notes a request to the Federal Government by Mr. F. C. Weed for 56000 pounds for a camper project in return for 2000 pounds to be received by the public. The meeting approves the plan with the chairman presiding.
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Cairns
W. Stourthy
Spenerkrest
Federal Hotel
Farraher
Spence Efreet
Baye “Health Today
F. C. Weed
Thes
Rain in Vieterie Weather Sparks Farming Sector Concern
A garbled report notes rain impact on Vieterie farming and related industries, with unclear timing and details. The fragment mentions beginnings of a week and economic effects but lacks concrete figures or entities.
Australia’s Part Noted in Empire’s Long Development
London May 1 Teo Aphis Clemberquatted Gly George Reed to-night. The Commis aa Bes geet od son never played a longer part the develotment of the Empire then i, Sete Mor Mor eears Hehe all reees of the would.
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London
Teo Aphis
George Reed
Wedding Party Fails as Cleric Battles Ten Brothers
In St Petersburgh Hall last night near 11 Canon Hughes clashed with Thay Spoke Melducave Ten Brothers James and Jerenigt J Mahen strove to abduct a wedding party. The youths were knocked insensible outside the hall and later fined £1 each in default after a City Court hearing.
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James
Jerenigt J. Mahen
Admiral Ty
St. Petershpurch Hall
Phew
Seach Ogee Tien
Gotter
Canon Hughes
Pharze
Iar
de Tault
Sven Dass
New Zealand Disasters Reported Drowning Incidents
Reports from Wellington detail drownings in Moodd Creek near Petuet and a believed second victim Jeskine. A shipping mishap near Foxtos at midday Tuesday involved a crew returning from Paramate Village on the North Island coast with fears the oil launch is lost.
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Wellington
Huse Cue
Kajit Teland
Paramate
North Island
Momilee
High Flying Report From A D C to Governor
Pomengers indicate Captain Rebina of the A D C to the State Governor. Captain Reding was up with M Gail-Taux when it later reached an adverse al- Tecs of TM, claimed to be Fetord for this kind of mach 4.
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Pomengers
The Carns Pew Limited
A fragmentary notice recaps a limited company named The Carns Pew Limited with unclear details and incomplete wording about its formation or activities. The text provides no dates, places, or involved parties beyond the company name.
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Horrockses Dacca
Burns, Philp & Company, Limited
S. Maveshiba
Lake Street
Bouil
Newcastle Cup
Newcastle
Aurifer
Bon Reve
Sir Willie
Charleville
Ager Kilmeadan
Firm
Limelight
Sir Alwynton
Ino
Feloreum
Oflu
Mulford
Friten
Vigero
Bullighter
Challenge Crome
Sir Vive
Te Whare
Lak
Svanithc
Duk Aleyne
T.blxk
Courageoun
Mmbulah
J.C
Pimhuinh Jockey Club
Linnet and
Holland
Royal Mery
Carnwath
Hun
King Mostyn
T Sir
Aleynton
Taunter
Sir Vi
Mt Ahey Oopa
Tys
Erfer
Der
Reece v. Inman
Bondos
Reece
Inman
Newman
Gray
Osford
Tarrant
Wiestra
Leicester
Lancashire
Sporting
Gcairns Sportiss
Linnett & Holland
Turf Commission
Hobart Ivory Mall
Court Home
J. M. Lennor
C-R.a
Abbott Street
Burns, Philp & Co
Wenlcan
Savings Bank
W. Farraher
Immigration
Cahill
Jud Horner
Cramy
Bendigo
Tolis
Norfolk
Virginia
Tescig
Roosevelt
Australia
New Zealand
Wen
Tuas
Manik
Tee Pelaw
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