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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1902
Page
2
The Insolvent Estates Co presents weekly notices listing claims and proceedings. Names such as Mary Lgomms and Jake Lega Ror appear among creditors, with dates and amounts referenced. The text outlines meetings, hearings, and potential actions tied to the estate process.
The text discusses German attitudes toward British and Boer Britain in war times, noting claims of brutality and barbarity while calling for critical reflection on German conduct. It references public opinion, censorship, and wartime propaganda, with mentions of South Africa, Poland, and postwar political tensions.
A garbled OCR page recounts steamer activity, dockside notices, and colonial news. It mentions the steamer Edius undergoing overhaul, prices and weights, and local tributes, with scattered references to contracts, trades, and public exhibitions.
Melbourne correspondent notes a political and religious discourse tracing origins of various movements. The piece critiques literacy and reaction to prime ideologies, referencing Mahatma and religious figures, European upheavals, and the Hebrew race, while highlighting class and sectarian tensions shaping public opinion.
Local art gallery unveils a collection featuring works by major Victorian artists including David Roberts and Loustein. The exhibition highlights landscape portraits and a notable piece titled Reduer Creet Hoalosrile, with visitor interest centered on Fairy Tales and the cityscape painting by Tastory shiek.
A chaotic but detailed report outlines plans for a mounted contingent in the Coronation Day procession at Coral Bay. Leaders including Mr F Richards and Mr McKenzie discuss uniforms, riders, and safety as South Barwon Shire gears up for celebrations with parades, banners, and a seaside pageant featuring a ship and royal emblems.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a violent incident with references to a murder attempt or assault. It mentions a person named Wilt and others, a late evening or night setting, and a confrontation. The legible pieces are inconsistent and dolorous, lacking coherent sequence or clear outcomes.
A brief notice reports the death of Dean Power in Sydney, with details indicating his role as a dean and noting the time of passing late last night. The article provides limited context and mentions Sydney institutions and individuals connected to the church and city life.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a death and a court case involving several named entities and locations, including Seoul and Trin. It references medical or investigative actions and a search for a solution or verdict. The readable fragments hint at legal proceedings and opposing sides.
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