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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Cain Hay and Martone with scattered phrases about ages, roles, and measurements. No clear event or outcome present. data reads as disjointed notes rather than a coherent report.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Ommbing Palle Mart Macgearcin Cervant Gilda and Inkervabing Mine near a central area. Details are incomplete leaving only scattered place and person names with no clear event or outcome.
The 1901 Garcoar Chronicle recounts the arrival of the Bushmen after a siege, detailing the ambush by Boeras, casualties, and the rescue of comrade Waddell. It notes local figures like J. Layhurai, Rawarih, and Thad Panei, plus politicians such as Me Waddell and Colona Hoare in the aftermath and rebound.
The coroner reported two fatal incidents. John Adams White died when a tape fell on him on a Saturday in June 1901, causing instant death. A wagon accident near Main Wachee street killed another man named John Bilwin White in early June. Witnesses described the events and medical staff treated the injured before death.
A mangled OCR passage mentions a elections event with names like Mr Pigott and Warhall. It references electors at Carovar and a misaddressed notice. A mention of a mishap includes a hospital scene and someone slipping on snow, breaking a bone.
Reads like garbled OCR, mentioning weather or condition of taaw and snow, a public works minister, and a somber ceremony with seals. Contains distorted names and phrases, unclear events, but hints at a government notice and colonial context.
A garbled paragraph from a local chronicle describes reductions in prices and a variety of book items offered by a publisher and retailers. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but references to Me Hyck and a Chronicle Close suggest a local newspaper ad page listing discounted volumes and orders.
A garbled OCR fragment reports political friction and public discourse around a mayoral race. It references local figures such as Waddell, notes about a vote, and claims of opposition activity, amid unclear event details and stray names.
A narrative recounts a harsh trial endured by Mrs Hayes, detailing illness, family strain, and reliance on Seigel's Syrup despite medical advice. The account ties the struggle to care for children and a persistent belief in the remedy, with references to Dr. and household hardship and long-term impact on family life.
A chaotic scene aboard a vessel as Mr. W. Makmale and Mr. Samos Abkelas encounter rough treatment. Beaman, Bejaw, and others fall overboard or are jostled during a tumultuous voyage. The Liberal candidate, Goring, distances himself amid the disorder. A reported death or serious injury darkens the event.
The record contains garbled OCR text with multiple unclear names and places. Readable parts reference a 24 hour event and a court or city context. No coherent facts or dates emerge to form a concrete summary.
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