Man Alex Smith committed to Fremantle Asylum at Caraldton
Local report describes Alex Smith as a respectable man with mental illness. He was committed to Fremantle Asylum after signs of affliction appeared about two weeks earlier. Police in Geralton and family in the old country are noted as involved, with local social and entertainment events referenced in a confused printed column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Smith
Caraldton
Fremantle
Smith
Aigny
Soith
Zestland
Old Country
Ly Geralton
Emih
Lis
Found Dead in a Native Village Roadway Mystery
A fragmentary report describes a death in an aboriginal area, with mentions of Willy Binkgeon, Meo U. Taws, Alice Bogen, and other locals. The text references a morgue visit, a Saturday event, and unclear details about a crime or accident. The passage is garbled with numerous nonsensical phrases and misspellings.
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Willy Binkgeon
Alice Bogen
Vince
Mr. Pas
Willy
Bans
Dante
Slong
Ardak
Jon
Ale
Lyme
Caboggas
Finn
Merle
The Broken Hill Strike Ends Lyons Released From Gaol
Sydney reports Joseph Lyons, recently jailed over the Broken Hill strike, has been released from Albury Gaol. He faces an awful time amid Labor League unrest as he travels, holding a railway pass and leaving Athbury on Monday. Carson's removal sale touts clearance at cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Joseph Lyons
Albury
Tocal
Labor League
Alr Bir
Lyons
Athury
Forrest Budget Speech and Parliament Adjournment Plans
Melbourne dispatch reports Prime Minister Forrest's budget speech as Treasury concerns rise and Parliament faces adjournment. Cabinet decisions include timing of Parliament and potential Commonwealth bank note plan. opposition responses and prospects for treasury bond issues are debated as August adjournment looms.
Amending Conciliation and Arbitration Bill Proposals
Melbourne reports a concise summary of the Amending Conciliation and Arbitration Bill. Key points include defining an employee as not automatically an officer or member of an urgent aviary organisation and proposing penalties of £20 for certain breaches. The text indicates mandatory safeguards and penalties affecting employer conduct and worker status.
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Melbourne
Alleged Larceny Report From Melhourne Sunday
Av warrant issued for Mary Fatt on charge of theft as a member of the Metairie Latters Reneyak Society committee. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but involves money and a missing sum.
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Melhourne
Mary
Metairie
Reneyak Voy Socily
Conmmittee
Waterside Workers Strike Not Feasible At Present
Ambiguous report notes that waterside workers led by SyMocy Sturlay and The Waters at Newcastle Maye Avenue see no strike action now. officials say conditions are not opportune and no immediate industrial action is planned.
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SyMocy
Sturlay
Newcastle
Unlucky Theatre Fire After Rebuild Destruction
A fire at Majesty's Theatre, Sydney, began about 1 o clock Sunday morning, damaging the gallery and roof after the recent reconstruction. The blaze caused extensive woodwork fire damage and ceiling harm, with one third of the gallery scorched and insurance unsettled. The building is valued around £90,705 though the policy details remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydmey
Ter Majesty's Theatre
Noonme
Fierer
Woman Burned to Death as Clothing Catches Fire
In Portland District a young woman named Gardiner aged W years was burnt to death when her clothing ignited near a fire. Her widowed mother was severely scorched while trying to help. Gardiner’s brother, who was nearby, was arrested as firefighting efforts contained the blaze. Gardiner died from injuries and her mother remains in a critical condition.
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Delanjo
Gardiner
Culipatulien
Portland
Miss Gardiner
Marale
Mixs Gandiner
Browl
Miss Gantiner
Gantiner
Perth state finances show continuing revenue shortfalls
Telegrams report Perth begins a new financial year amid shortages. July revenue reached £161,019 with total expenditures at £210,785, creating a £56,045 cash shortfall. Compared with July 1998, revenue dropped by £196,139, driven by Commonwealth reductions and a £114,002 offset. Rail receipts were stable, while income tax fell £211,893 and land tax declined £16,29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Momlay
Commonwealth
Itanways
Wotler
Brigades and Railways Draw In Last-Second Thriller
In a tight football clash Brigades and Railways finished 12 75 with the last minute rally. Railways led at quarter time 10 7 and 13 23 at half, Brigades 29 at three quarters, before a late Blosad Whives burst netted a equalising goal. Willis, Harper and Kelly starred for Railways while Theakston, Mounier and Ward shone for Brigades in a hard fought season finale.
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Brigades
Railways
Soves
Bave
Balvere
Bell
Lyona
Howell
Patmes
Lynch
Connolly
Townshend
Rovers
Baileays
Aid Rovers
Glora Brewery
Willis
Harper
Kelly
Vincent
Charlie Heyburn
Col
Hammond
Munro
Groessler
Gillen
Uren
Formor
Theakston
Mounier
Ward
Darcy
Rooke
Glader
Avery
O'Mears
Wilmore
Waleh Lynch
Dagier
Jolineton
Beagle Bay Cotton Prospects Discussed by Brockman
Mr Julius Brockman arrives in Broome and argues Beagle Bay Mission should be compelled to grow cotton for market. He cites vast area, harbor, water, steamer route, and 10,900 acres freehold. asserts government mission trips add little value without local cotton cultivation. He favors Beagle Bay as ideal for cotton and native labor ready for cultivation.
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Siartay
Julius Brockman
Broome
Despessis
Brockman
Ghry Nori West
Beagle Bay
Rodourne
Despeissis
Cotta
Beagle Bay Mission
Caton
Ikon
Waite
Chief Justice Prem Improves After Rest
The Chief Justice Sir St Parker showed improvement on Monday after medical advice from Dr Seed for complete rest. Sir Henry plans a sea voyage, while Prem and the others await further medical updates.
Juniors Dominate Cadets With Lopsided Score
The Junior Rovers defeated the Cadets heavily as Cadets failed to score a single point while their forwards struggled. Cadets showed better defense and middling play from back and center lines, but could not convert their opportunities into points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovers
Country football match at Kountry pleasing crowd
Last Saturday a pleasant football game was played between boys representing Kujarina and Crowther amid a fair crowd in the Kountry community. Visitors from Glengarry included Mr We Meir Grant and Miss Pengelly, with several Misses and Mrs O'Brien among the polite company. Alick Grant provided a new football for the winners. Crowther girls also beat local feminines in a roller game whileTaxy refreshments were served to all.
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Kujarina
Crowther
We Meir
Grant
Glengarry
Pengelly
Carson
Mimin
Chant
Walker
O'Brien
Alick Grant
Katerinatas
TV Pedista
Turled Turf Snippets From Melbourne Gazette
An OCR damaged clipping references Melbourne turf names and a list of quoted writers, with garbled spellings and incomplete attributions. It notes dates and publications such as The Sun, Louise, and professed tasters, but the text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Australian Sculling Championship Contested by Notables
Sydney reports on the venting championship of Australia with Pearce Day and Geo Day among the entrants. Prize money is listed as £2000, indicating a high-stakes event at Mowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sontay
Pearce
Geo. Day
Australia
Public Servants Reform Moves in Civil Service
Perth Mourray Loclair McGipbon, a well known public accountant, has been appointed one of the assistant Public Service Commissioners to work with Mr Mir on civil service reforms. The appointment is understood to be for nine months only.
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Perth
Mourray
Loclair McGipbon
Mir
Jui
Herve
Raid on gamblers shocks Murray Street raid in Perth
Detectives Dempsey, Sagamponn, and Mueller raided a Murray Street house last night catching nine Chinese individuals gambling. They blocked all escape routes and rounded up forty men as players or spectators, transporting them to Roe Street lockup in several cabs.
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Perth
Dempsey
Sagmponn
Mueller
Murray Street
Roe Street
Selection ballot for Senate candidates in Perth area
Fragmentary text shows a selection ballot with candidate names Buracott Holman Green Poda Taylor McCarthy Ferguson and Fobre. The page notes the ballot is incomplete with figures still missing. No clear event or outcome is stated beyond listing candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Momlay
Lakior Sulociten Baltow
Senate
Buracott
Bunbury Court Case Over Plans for Geraldton Buildings
At Bunbury Local Court on Monday EQ Cohen architect sued WT Armitage beat maker Geraldton for £11 11s for work on proposed Geraldton buildings. Evidence showed disputed expenditures and limits, with Armitage claiming £220 cap and plans costing over £100 more to execute. Armitage sought cottages under a big Geraldton development plan with five drawing plans supervised by Cohen, but costs exceeded the budget and feasibility appeared doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Cohen
Armitage
Geraldton
Gerabivcai
Eastman
Armilug
Cubed
Ant
Geraldon
Armit- Age
Plas Armitage Hall
Tay Mack
Fragmentary notes on contract offers and trial evidence
Fragmented text shows figures of weekly sums for labor from five roams and a small amount offered by a contractor. It mentions Mrs Armitace corroborating evidence and a verdict with costs. The legible part references a jain vil and pay figures like 25 a week and 17 16, suggesting a financial dispute or contract case with costs awarded.
Connery jumper declared fit for hospital return
The jumper Connery who refused insults at the railway yards was pronounced well enough today to rejoin the hospital. Mr. J. O'Brien expects to go out on Wednesday and Mr. Want on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connery
J. O'Brien
Want
Stock Report from Northam Market Auction Summary
July market report describes livestock yarding with bidders active on many lots. Prices quoted include hoggets, ewes with lambs, and lambs at foot, with yarding consisting of sheep and cattle. Demand varied by lot and sale pace, with numerous private sales reported and deliveries noted.
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Linas
Darkel al
Heverley
Hiiyerk
Ize
Gowdhemand
Weil
Font
Northam
Janis
Wisha
Children Cough Remedy Promotes Comfort and Breathing Ease
An old home remedy promotes a child friendly cough treatment. It claims to ease bronchial irritation and sore throats by inhaling steam and using a peppermint based solution to loosen phlegm. It emphasizes keeping children from spreading whooping cough and encourages self treatment at home.
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Rene Lew Balliow
Gannty
Children’s Machina Cough at Night and Peppermint Cure Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe a town event with a noisy cough remedy and a peppermint cure. References to dates, times, and places are unclear but suggest a local medical or household remedy discussion with garbled names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chldren
Woods
Chronic Chest Complaints Moola Great Peppermint Cure
An 8th unit of the Moola Great Peppermint Cure advertised for chronic chest complaints. The notice presents a medicinal product claim with pricing and usage notes typical of late 19th century patent remedies.
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Folles
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Ahoricen
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Interstate Conference of Ministers
South Australia
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Kujarina v. Crowther
Seneay
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Oot Bevery
Kahivek
Vernice
Ol Nick
Niguil Ghd
the Sun
Louise
Proceilor
Wew South Wales
WR. McGibbon
Bunbury Court
Stock Report
Eastern Southern
Midland
Dateety
Lily Limled
Pops O Aly
Frank Green & CO
Marine Terrace
Durlacher Street
Chapeany
Que
F. & C. Piewa
Katsnaing
Fiiar
Gardner Dros
Ligelt
Armstrong Cycle and Motor Agency. —A
Hraldton E. Snell
Sen
A. R. Morrison
Edison
Doren
Cysta Ase’fries
Engelbrecht
Emporium
Engelbrechts
Ind
Prise
Cd Zoweas
Dojl
Eee Etemet Millisery
Seeer
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Aod
Neitder
Priza
Othir Priza
Fey
Abel
Angrat
H. J. Preston & CO
Philimore Street
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