18 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 18, 1903
Page
1
An OCR fragment references sums paid and amounts owed in a federal case. It mentions individuals including Peter Noble and a defendant or witness with figures such as 250 and 404, and notes an adjournment by The Examination see adjourned. The legibility is poor and many names are garbled.
A garbled report describes a heated hike event led by Wesher Bryhn and Cue, with conflicting notes on administration, safety measures, and a planned departure. Local officials and attendees faced unclear instructions amid chaotic commentary and disputed timing.
The readable parts include partial names and scattered words such as Ademiral Hinton and Alan Cass, with garbled phrases. The text appears as a damaged OCR segment containing no clear event, date, or structured information beyond isolated proper nouns.
A garbled telegraphic page reports multiple court actions and criminal cases. Names, places, and dates are fragmented but reference convicted individuals around Toa, Sponerstreet, and Melbourne authorities, plus parliamentary and railway matters, with mentions of possible assaults, a homicide inquiry, and a fatality.
A garbled text fragment mentions a legal case involving Nave Mtoe Me and a trade or tram dispute between Victorias and Shomcilnd in Vienna or Hoarau. The passage hints at possible court involvement and a claim over a fee or ransom, with unclear names and dates.
A dense, unreadable OCR fragment contains scattered names and phrases including personal names like Melanie and Gordon, mentions of hotels, colleges, and organizations, plus numerous stray words. The text appears to be an unrelated collage of phrases rather than a coherent article or event.
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