Cemetery Board approves near cemetery site plan
A Cemetery Board meeting in Council Chambers discussed depth and fencing for a proposed cemetery site. Debate focused on location distance and cost, with a five member committee to choose a suitable tract of about thirty acres. The panel includes the Mayor and other officials, reporting back to the Board. A formal vote and further tests were approved for the next Wednesday at 3:30 pm.
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Ib Wire
de Jayor
Me. J. G. Smiths
Ces. Ureh
Ard Bennets
Teves
Barciag
Shangor
Mears T. L Brown
P. Stone
E. Lester
G. Baston
D Pasere
Baston
Brown
Waston
Basion
Grddten
Tavelay
Wetl
Ney Shunner
M. P Brone
Wanton
H S.ackenzir
Messer, A. Gilnan & Co
Freemasons
Alwo
Ailkinds
New Sud
Alun
Ttn
A Carpet Snake Attacks Perth Water Boat
A carpet snake was spotted near Coode Street jetty in Perth Water as a rowing crew paused their training. The reptile swam toward the boat, reached the outrigger, and was restrained by an oarsman before being removed for examination and preservation at a local shop.
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Wecinity
Coote Atreet
Perth
Soy
Gwen
Om-Yiew
Terth
Wesley Church Officers Pay Tribute After Three Years of Service
The Wesley Church quarterly gathering, led by Rev. A. J. Barclay, reviewed finances, praised Mr. Barclay’s three years in charge, and noted recovery of church and manse properties with a nearly full cost tally and a credit balance carried forward to the next quarter.
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Wesley Churcle
Remedy praised for home use against coughs and croup
A period piece ad describes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as essential for homes with children it prevents pneumonia if given at first sign of croup and claims it neutralizes poisons making it a popular choice in stores and among chemists despite garbled OCR text
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Parmnonia
Wesley Church Farewell Social for Barclay and Family
A Wesley Church meeting praises Rev A J Barclay and C A Schroeder for service across church work. The Rev J Tiller and family expect arrival by the Sydney. A farewell social, public in Wesley Hall, with refreshments, is planned for next Wednesday evening as Barclay and family prepare to sail Friday.
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J. G. Smith
Jdnson
J. Stafford
G. J. Griffiths
A. J. Barclay
C. A. Schroeder
J. ‘Tiller
Mms
S.s. Sydney
Wesley Church
Wesley Nall
Labor Caucus Deliberates as Deakin Resigns Suspected
Melbourne dispatch reports a Labor Caucus meeting lasting into afternoon or evening, debating approaching Mr Beakin to seek a compromise to allow the government to continue. Some members oppose outside interference and a coalition. Deakin reportedly resigns as prime minister, with Lyne possibly maneuvering to reconstruct the ministry and coalition talks hinting at Federation as a remedy.
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Melbourne
Labor
J Beakin
Ordre
Somme
Tisatess
Neakin
Yeelon
Deakin
William Lyce
Jot
Meeting of Cabinet to Day in Melbourne
The Federal Cabinet met for a lengthy session, with Mr Deakin declining to reveal plans. He hinted an announcement may come on Wednesday while offering no specifics about the Heinekeeallikmet Une or related matters.
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Melbourne
Deakin
Dalgety weekly report on chaff and grain market TALGETY AND CO
Dalgety and Co reported a week ending Friday April 1 with European demand easing and continental inquiry light. Local wheat demand eased. prime milling values fell to about 45 per bushel with smutty grades at 3s 9d and larger consignments 3s TEM. Merchants sought show prices for feed use. buyers eased, balling supplies increased with variety runs from Optimum to prime garden and some straw presence. Medium wheaten diets remained firm with prices from £1 9s to £1 15s 0d. Straw and inferior grades sold £3 15s to £4 17s 0d. Rain damaged trucks from Great Southern One. advice given for double winers during wet season and sharpened chafing knives to prevent water damage. Price grades for grain supplies largely nil. Lagsting quotes at £5 0s to £5 15s, good medium £1 0s to £1 18s, a few Miran trucks medium grade. Imported varieties valued at high rates. Tasmanians available at 28s TW and 28s BL.
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Europe
Perth
Optium
Great Southern
Gooit Melum
Cricket season finale sparks uneven play amid injuries
The last match of the season opened with weakened sides Merete toe and Wada carta missing key players. Bowling by Lowell and Grimish held steady while Howe and Farrand defended cautiously until a run out ended a tense over as both teams labored to a slower pace.
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Wks
Merete Toe
Wadacarta
Maley
Vhs Uswal
Celuich
Bowting
Talligan
Walligan
Larsinen
Notable Bowling Display Shapes Tight County Match
Campbell dominates with eight wickets as Howe secures a fine all round performance. Cresswell and Stokes contribute lower order runs, Groessier and Groessier hit valued boundaries while Brown, Ken, and Trooke fall to precise bowling. The day ends with eight down and strong form from Campbell.
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Cresswell
Cresewell
Groisster
Stokes
Mercantil
S. Groenster
Howe
Ken
Young
Confedents
Trown
Lelfents
le Clown
Brown
Trooke
Howell
Vietns
Trundler
Wootacarra
Lonitiyt Simstay Warns ministers on pensions
The Spectator warns the New Pei Minister against pursuing any scheme of all age pensions. It argues such a move would damage the next government and hinder fiscal plans to discharge obligations. A bulletin notes Sir I Campbell-Bannerman shows no improvement as of Sunday.
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Lonitiyt
Pei
Amy Schon
Thoreby
Fader at Commissioner position amid financial note
Fragmented local text mentions Jovson as commissioner, a salary figure of £744 yearly, and a disrupted discussion of customs analyst duties. Scattered phrases reference violence by raiders, a Sultanate conflict, and a court case with perjury implications.
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Jovson
Tix
Hons Ter
Terrible Tragedy in Victoria Over Family Quarrel
In Victoria four miles from the homestead, a quarrel between a man and his wife led to a fatal shooting. The husband drew a revolver after a quarrel with his wife and her parents. He shot his wife dead and then killed himself.
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Dobiy
Tomi Ararat
Charles
Ballarat
Indaw
Colby
Coltir
Quime Si Dentsehian
Collie
Gade
Coleman Seen Near Morpuet Ville in Adelaide
Police report a man named Coleman seen in Morpuit Ville Adelaide on Friday evening. He is linked to the murder of Constable Ring and a large search by troopers is underway to arrest him in the bush.
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Adelaide
Stray
Forsyth
Coteman
Ring
Coleman
Morniciville
New Zealand finds Chinese war junk off La Mets
Report from Auckland describes a Chinese war junk found off La Mets, towed to a nearby coast village in a pitiable state. The crew suffered casualties and the vessel has been salvaged, with salvage hands invited to assist.
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Auckland
Maskee
la Mets
Market Report from Mr HS Mackenzie Week Ending Saturday April
Weekly market report lists scarce fruit and vegetables on Tuesday with private sales, heavy vegetable supply midweek, light fruit, and slow trading. Prices cover apples, potatoes, onions, cabbage, celery, tomatoes, beans, carrots, rhubarb, pears, peaches, grapes, and poultry with varied per unit rates and several items noted as sold in small quantities or at reduced prices.
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HS. Mackenzie
Peak Hill Mail Service Improvement Sought
Inter-State telegrams indicate a proposal to modify Peak Hill last series by waiving the Peak 460 mail on Sunday. The General Post Master was told the change impracticable as it would cut travel time and require a day and a half for contractors to reschedule, sparking local service disruption and calls for rearrangement between Peak AM and Nanning.
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Mahen
Mali
Masigher
Sumlay
Everring
Peak AM
Nanning
Windsor Wreck Charity Meeting Aftermath
A damaged report describes a charity committee meeting chaired by the Mayor to review subscriptions and recognized donors for a medal. It notes limited funds and pending appeals to raise more as two workers drowned during a prior street work incident. A public meeting is planned for Friday, April 24 to discuss further arrangements.
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Cally
We Amersen
G Nelvon
FB Hansin
J. Dense
C Mauibews
Maritage
Joeson
A. Gilfour AL Davies
Parleotay
Larsen
Private sale of household goods and fowls on departure
Private sale offered by the undersigned who is leaving the state. Iris Houshld Furniture including piano sifeboard Redstead and betting wowing machine Wallstart kit chen dresser lathes (2) 6e and Wyantotie fowls. Inspection invited by TRO MCMILLEN Ryanest opposite Benitensr.
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Iris Houschld
Tro McMillen
Benitensr
Geraldton Express publishes three weekly editions
The Geraldton Express, published every Monday Wednesday and Friday, delivered to many addresses across the state. The notice clarifies a twelve month period tied to a legal or advertising arrangement, indicating a continuing distribution schedule.
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Geraldton
Trades End in Assault at Railway Hotel Rear
At the Railway Hotel rear in Marrack see on Friday evening a fight left Charles Petersen badly injured with a base skull fracture and near hopeless condition. James Rei, a blacksmith, was arrested on a charge of grievous bodily harm after Petersen allegedly struck first and Rei retaliated, knocking Petersen down. Police will take depositions.
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Porth
Sundlay
Lotel
Marracksee
Charles Petersen
Cemaeal Trive
James Rei
Petersen
Agaressor
Supposed Suicide Telegram From Police Commission
A garbled telegram shows Sub-Inspector Osbornee reporting a suicide by throat-cutting at Port Hedland. The message mentions whisky theft and subsequent losses, with unclear details and references to Fremantle and actions by police. Further particulars are unavailable, and the report is chaotic.
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Osbornee
Woebourné
Coxawain Pry
Port Hedland
Hala Orn
Jeln O'Neil
Death of Old Colonist Sarah Dumpleld Aged 1?
Obituary notes the death of Sarah Dumpleld, long resident of the area, aged about 101, with mention of her years in the community and relief provided by Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism. Product promotion and local chemists are referenced.
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Chamberlain
Tate
VAREENA WINS THE MIDLAND HANDICAP AT PERTH
Perth race notes report Vareena winning the Midland Handicap in a wet city meeting. Bookmakers favored favorites yet Vareena led from near the end, with several horses close behind as the field raced over about furlongs.
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Wineberg
Marine Terrace
Geraldt
the Cemetery Board
Circuit Quarterly Meeting
Federal Politics
Labor Party
Deakin DE
Australia
Chaff & Grain Market
Talgety and CO
Cricket
Felix
Wootacarra V. Mercantile
Halligan
Campbell
Farrand
Cambell
Houston
Campbell Piper
Campbell Wylie
Raymond
Rowling —Campbell
Trail Groessier
Mawe
Sgr Rand
Overheu
Mouston
ALD Age Pensions
Lonitom
Campbell-Baniier- Man
Rey
Fader AT
Mullam
Druce Case
Mary Robinson
Duce Cass
Ilustice Walon
Victoria
South Australia
Constable Ing
Morpuetville
New Zealand
Prew
MAIL
MR. Malion
Windsor Wreck
Hai
IRS
Aine Big. Co
Sydney
Tiotel
Suicuse
Putlionn Loskis
Wihsky
Pein, Tals
Fremantle
Estrel
StoMl
Jenn Ata
Nextoneroont
Sarah Dlpaleld
Sarah Dumiehle
Oregon
Welsbach
Avenarius Victoria Garanicas Iron Co
Opturn
Tim
Sherwin-Wil
AMS Paint
J. M. Ferguson, Limited
GunaLprox
Fussells
Butterfly
Fussell’s
Fussell & Co. Ltd
Monument St
London
Eng
Naves of Windes
A. Gibson and CO
Practical Watchmakers
Parchavre
AMD Gent
Helena Vale Racing Club
Vareena
Betton
Aitongi
Wether
Theaten- Faye
Wien
Wane & Pupil
Faestrocas
Hors
Mariner
St. . Vyorra
Jay
Gppoulia
Tharp
Tursuay
Ani
Binat
APOE
Sticamer Slariapan
Whrer
Wim Remeet
Steamer Star
Japan
Sveimtal
Gueden
Daly
Pmmennery
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