Rebellion Ended in Dublin as Rebels Surrender
Dublin quiets after rebel surrender as Irish uprising collapses. British reports say Dublin and Cork areas calm, with rebels near Ferns and Wexford surrendering. Troops patrol streets while German submarine activity is noted as minor. Estimates put damages and fatalities high, with hundreds of prisoners embarked for England.
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Sydney
Nears
Clarke
M'Donagh
Elelia Marechal
Irewch
Dublin
Queenstown
Cork
Rehely
Notin
Wis Ponstabulary
Ferns
Wietlow
Arktow
Duntaviny Bay
Naluown
Wexford
New Ross
Corky
Timerick
Kerry
Landen
Brith
Times
Rlis Street
Maxwell
Azvyllery
Liberty Hall
Western Front Report On French Front Action
Sydney dispatch reports a ground attack southeast of Bouaumont securing trench gains of over 600 yards and capturing about 100 prisoners. Further details promise updates as Allied forces push against German positions and reinforcements move to critical sectors along the Meuse.
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Sydney
Yeuaage Anya
Bouaumont
Dead May
Kaleer Ix Gota
Hospital hosts annual sports meet under tense local issues
The hospital committee announced a planned event with a June 3 sports day at Fosne showground. Local figures including Thomon, Mr voc, and others proposed a demonstration to support hospital funding while planning a party and dance for the same evening.
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Neon
Voc
Ana
Ie Tseson
de Hangerd
Hugh Ghliwe
King’s Millia
Fosne
Dante
Parkes News Roundup Mixed Events and Local Notes
Parkes church and memorial services fill weekend crowds as St George’s hosts a death notice for Mr CB Catow. Parkes Golf Club opens with handicap and Belgian medal discussions. Local moves include Mr JR Russell leaving for Sydney and Mrs Pike resuming duties at Parkes Superior School. A town band supports recruiting efforts while engineering quotes set sanitation costs for Hogan Gate.
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Chinnott-Robertson
Lair
Hydey
St. Georgwn
CB Catow
Parkes Golf Club
Clark
Heel
Gonhang Shira
Tawa
Molong
JR Russell
Parkes
Sydney
Bomeroua
Chetle
Tureiay
Hiei
Nyngan Land Board
Tullamaurn
Pike
Hmirke Baltic School
Pyle Iin
Mir Fajor
Haw
Hogan Gate
Darken
Gaobang Shinn
Secun
Sydney Brat
Twetiire
Mombay
Aloiuele
Parken
Pup
Rownds
Fron Army Fm
Mra Ho Priver
Manly
Nani
General Sir Douglas Hale Fears German Attack East of Ypres
General Sir Douglas Hale reports that Allied guns broke a German attack east of Ypres during bombardment. He notes the enemy’s intensified effort after our artillery fire and warns of continued pressure in the sector.
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Douglas Hale
Ypres
British effort to supply Kut el Amara fails amid Turkish attack
Reports from Constantinople say British attempts to fly supplies to Kut el Amara failed as sacks of grain were dropped into their own aircraft. Turks shot down British planes. General Townshend faces pressure to surrender as Turkish forces advance. London debates war papers and potential conclusions while Townshend’s leadership is broadly admired for endurance despite hardships.
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Sydney
Constantinople
Kut-al-Amara
Townhend
Tae Wurke
House of
General War Gables Amid Global Conflicts
A garbled wartime summary notes Kuselan forces lauding sureties and raids along England and Scotland coasts. It mentions Petrograd, Turkish forces moving west, Servia navy activity, and a cruiser being captured. A Zeppelin attack on Bagdad area and a wrecked Zeppelin raid are reported, with U S officials considering wartime talks as tensions rise.
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Tets
Nive Yepneline
Hngland
Scotland
Petrograd O Metal
Bagdad
Deljen
Servia
Navy
Cie Alllee
Jovernovea Bax
Sabart Transporta
Firex
Radasto
Marmora
House of Commer
Zeppelin Howe Keebrigge
Zepplin
New York
Racing notes from Sydney and Stout meets
Report covers flat race results at Wyouk Fark and Sydney Cup context with notes on horses Pave Parletus and Victory in Sydney Cup. Mentions payouts, handicaps, and trainer Jockey club activity amid blurred OCR details. Includes references to KR Crawsora and G Move Wek with unclear roles and gifts.
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Ehiybuy
Priure Wardoron
G. Move Wek
KR. Crawsora
Peak Hill Elects Seventy New Members at Annual Meeting
At Peak Hill’s annual meeting a record attendance voted in new officers and 70 new members. Re-elected president Jetbart named vice presidents Crawford and Jobinson, secretary Byil Albert and treasurer H N Gibson. Delegates to the District Council included Frida, Meine, Crawford. A resolution urged a minimum leadership fee and trainee plans, while ministers promised wheat contracts and farm litigation reviews.
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Andilir
H. N. Gibson
Delegaton
Wrlet Coumnell
Maware Frida
Jy Meine
Crawford
Gorivd
Macauley
Hravelien
Tony
Coehan
Wistelrr
Josey
Agricultace
AlaviromeDt
Ravn
Lhe
Tat
Mil Larsen
Ron Iena
Iena
Market report on wool auctions amid tight supplies and steady rates
Commercial news notes that Toho Drilge and Co. report April trading conditions for Sydney wool warehousing in tight supply. Early June auctions loom as buyers push against limited wagons and cautious consignments. Prices edged higher on opening sales with strong competition for merino and crossbred lots, while overall market sentiment remains steady despite modest gains.
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Toho Drilge & Co
Unier
Bunineas
Sydney Woolwarke
Cailie
Tawuriia
Proupetiés
Willight Souple
Wwe
Eats
Sydney Poultry Auctions Report
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a poultry auction in Sydney with names Watson, Noble, and Bommielial and mentions birds and numbers. Readable facts are sparse. no clear event date, outcome, or organization beyond a general poultry auction setting.
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Bian
Tahe Colson
Ralee Ang
Clowka
Tom
Husk
Bors Huttoe
Mercer
Wall Quay
Dulin
Euiny
Stayford
England
Infectious Disease Notes At Public Health Center
Alder man Patterson discussed Farber reputation as an infectious disease center. He sought a return showing the alignment of vaccination and treatment progress. Summary includes multiple names and dates of notices and totals, referencing centers and departments in a damaged OCR.
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Patterson
Farber
Ilua Fortes Mirmiotoalley
Wining at Fifield Mayner Warden's Court case notes
Fragmentary OCR records from Mayner Warden's Court at Fifield show references to a trial or hearing about a keyrail stan and local industry. The passage details workers, production aims, and regulatory actions amid a broader public works project. It mentions a plant, railway freight, and labor numbers, with dates and names obfuscated.
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Stotoumbe
Mayner Warden's Court
Theaay
Iubar Coudirtens
ANP
wAuin
Sine Dracerntier
Rhotalatt
Gohondvey
Sydney
Wewl
Wet Uy
Mexander
Aleream Syndicam
Formaldehyde used as weed and worm killer described
The article discusses formaldehyde and formalin as cheap weed and worm controls. It details a method for treating wheat with chemicals, including quantities and steps, and mentions suppliers and quotation requests.
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Ireland
Kut—El—Amara
General War Gables
Acthal
Ava Malls
Poalnavis
Ata
Tan Wan
Ube
Peak Hill
Ent
Duted
Sydney Market Report
Sydney Poultry Auctions
Arty Woods
Alphtheria
Entarte Weddin Shire
Givinowlelpal- My
Oyariay
Unsavne
Alivemaan
OL Bois
Jan Dib Bean
Wena
Tonia Ir
Fifield
Warden's Court
Fowler
Nat Parke
Furmajic
Ty Outs
Harley
Artigaars
Ilbington
SEENS
Shirley
New South Wales
Geo. Shirley, Ltd
E. Facey
Forbes
Massey-Harris Co., Ltd
Broadway
Harris’ Boots
J. Harris
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