Spat Ends In Court After Wire Tap Incident
A brief wire report notes a dispute that led to a court action following an alleged tapping incident. Authorities assigned to the case are unnamed. no dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
2
A brief wire report notes a dispute that led to a court action following an alleged tapping incident. Authorities assigned to the case are unnamed. no dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
The article describes a broad, jubilant response to a coronation in 1830, referencing the King and line of successors, with mentions of trains, parliaments, and street festivities. It notes public notices, speeches, and the involvement of officials, the press, and citizens in planning and marking the event.
A sprawling Melbourne column covers local entertainments meetings weather and public events. It mentions the Marist metropolitan men, a fire, theater performances, civic demonstrations, music groups, and social notices with numerous named individuals and places across the city.
Report of a Melbourne town hall gathering on parliamentary reform. Speakers criticized silence by parliament members and government over constitutional changes, urging clearer aims, accountability, and action to refocus Parliament on reform efforts.
A garbled clipping describes dispute over entertainment allowances and related salaries within the Governor General's establishment. It mentions the Governor General, officials, and parliamentary scrutiny, noting potential funding from public accounts and political contention surrounding the allowances and duties.
The readable text contains jumbled names and fragments such as references to Herman, Seana, Rafalies, and various places. It appears as a damaged, garbled OCR of a historical page with scattered proper nouns and possible dates, but no complete events or clear narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and locations including Sydney and Watt. The readable portions hint at a news item involving a financial or administrative matter and a public figure. Core entities are unclear due to garbled text.
Auctioneers notices appear in a damaged OCR fragment. It lists names and times likely for sales by We Water the Corr and other parties. The readable bits reference May, dates, and auction actions but lack complete details.
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