Fatal Swan River drowning near Mill Point in Perth
In Perth a fatal Swan River tragedy unfolds as two men and a dog are seen in distress near Mill Point. William Cranlie and Patrick Dwyer, both aloft from Wellington Street hotels, are later found drowned after attempts by bystanders and police divers to rescue them. The incident occurred as they planned a morning swim.
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Perth
Facht
Swan River
Swan Brewery
Ux McCident
Andeevon
TAC
Eusten
Wm. Mackie
Taekerville
Melvilie Water
Mill Point
Mackie
Elledon
Mim Point
William Cranlie
Central Hotel
Tellington Street
Patrick Dwyer
Royal Hotel
Wellington Street
M_ ‘Mulcahy
Mulccahy
Recovering TitE Bodies With Diving Efforts
Corporal Anderson and P.C. Ells arrived at the scene of the fatality and made several unsuccessful diving attempts to recover the bodies. Constables Ryan and Warner then began diving operations.
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Corporal Anderson
P.C. Ellsdon
Constaples
Ryan
Warner
Body Identified as William Crantie Found Near Spit Post
The body recovered near No 2 Spit Post was identified as William Crantie. Water depth at the site was about 14 feet. The body was transported to the morgue by P. c. Topliss.
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William Crantie
No. 2 Spit Post
P.c. Topliss
Dragging Operations Continue in Police Rescue Efforts
The dragging operations continued through the morning with officers who arrived first at the scene. At noon additional swimmers from the police force joined, and five men worked through the afternoon to recover the other body.
Pranlie's Planned Trip Explored By Tragic Swim Incident
A fragmented report notes that Pranlie, a swimmer, discussed intentions after an apparent fatal act with friend Dwyer. They aimed for Ned Tapia Park baths but missed the 6 am tram and attempted to reach Sutton's sheds by boat, leading to a deadly result.
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Dwyer
Ned Tapia Park
Sutton
Crantic
Dog's fidelity and drowning incident described in opinion
The report notes a dog named WesT that previously accompanied the decedent. Dwyer stood at the scene of the fatality during the day and watched the dragging operations intently, apparently aware that Dwyer was involved. The current was strong where the body was recovered.
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Mr. West
Jonen
Dwyer
Double Funeral For Perth Moulay Victims
Dwyer's body was recovered Friday morning. The solemn double funeral for the two victims was held on Sunday and drew a large turnout.
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Perth
Moulay
Dwyer
Pillbarra Railway Gets Moving First Sod Turned
Port Heviland February 1 The first sod for the Pillars railway line was turned by Mr Norman Mauger chairing the Joca Roals Rvant. Residents praised pioneers who sunk capital in the district and speculators watched for investment. Speakers included A E V Wanioffe Dr Towné and Mr Crowe urging timely construction and district development.
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Port Heviland
Raiway
Norman Mauger
Joca Roals Rvant
Thoie
Wri
Pillmsra
Ani
Fickd
A. E.V. Wanioffe
Moore
Queensland
Australia
Trowné
Darker
Works Department
Belleme
Crowe
Fly
Lasi
Railway boom and capital drought stain local progress
Local observers note mixed prospects as rail expansion spurs mining effort while capital shortfalls hinder full development. Enthusiasm grows for regional proceeds but lack of investment dampens expected gains, with optimism tied to direct railway alignment and future funding.
The Australian PM Fisher on military callout debate
A Melbourne summary and Sydney amplification trace the misrepresentation over the Broken Hill order. Prime Minister Fisher labels Mr Darling's military outcry as ill advised. He asserts federal control of the military under the Constitution and cautions peace, acknowledging state requests for assistance.
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Q Sydney News
Pickne
Fisher
Melbourne
Melourne
Sydney
Angus
John Darling
Broken Hill
Darling
John Harting
Hroken Mill Proprietary Company
Prine
Dartsine
Sydney Offier
Fragmented Postscript Jumbled Nonsense of Names and Phrases
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Fragmented testimony on child birth and hospital care cited
A dense, unclear OCR fragment describes a medical scene around childbirth in a hospital setting. It mentions a father, patient care, and various accounts of hospital procedures and figures. however, the text is largely garbled, with many illegible names, dates, and places, making coherent factual extraction difficult.
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Wesender
Lamia Hospital
Ealie
Universal
Guidiond Ste
Winnet
Harting
Fonmatting
Sue Ehate
Eiaurien
Tye
Loti
Quon
Uae
CMF
Wolfe's Schnapps Label Warning Draws Public Notice
A damaged OCR fragment notes a public warning about Wolfe's Schnapps, focusing on beverage quality and consumer enjoyment. The text references a brand and possible health or safety concerns but lacks clear dates or locations.
Government Savings Bank loosens withdrawal rules
Geraldton depositors may now draw on demand with extended facilities. New regulations allow withdrawals without prior notice up to a specified limit and enable transfers to other savings banks in Australia and the United Kingdom. Telegraphic and post methods, plus reciprocity with state and imperial banks, broaden access and investment options for Australian depositors.
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Savings Bank
Walla
Domansl
Erwetess Maremghont
Oman
St Sistien
J. T. Lerch
Kalgoorth
Bouldet
Coolgatalir
Geraklltem
Denvimd Ab Poxtanilice
Mtr Leech
Felt Post
Werth
Aslegram
Perth
Oliwina
Mr. Leech
Save Ings Bank
Government Savings Banks of
Western Australia
Ings Bank of
South Australia
Vietori
New South Wales
Queensland
United Kingdom
Delegrarh
Load of Care Sails Parmer's Shouders With ABROLHOS Guano
A load of Parmer's shouders bears ABROLHOS Guano to manure crops. Fertiliser promises better yields, reduced wear on drills, and lower costs with more feed for sheep after harvest. Guano analysis exceeds that of super and costs about half.
Fragmented OCR Narrative From Rustic Trade Meeting
A garbled OCR passage depicts a wandering scene with mentions of a Pipe of Peace and various towns and phrases. It reads like a rambling dialogue about fishing, taxation, a visit from an Ad man, and a chain of informal exchanges. The text is highly corrupted and lacks coherent events or a clear cast.
Chaotic Narratives of Marriages Across Strange Venues
A muddled account describes weddings in Winsted Connecticut and Ottawa with bizarre scenes and improvised altars. It recounts Grace Bagha and Elizabeth Hallock amid a large crowd, and mentions Swan the American engineerinjured by a car, plus other couples wed in improvised settings and odd circumstances in multiple locations.
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Grace Bagha
Elizibeth Hallock
Winsted
Connecticut
Chuve
A Swan
Wivar ii the Flower Hospital
New Yak
Swan
Somala Michigan Iilliongirl
Wade
Vierik
Cormany
Plaster of Paris
Andre Negru
Variv
Wan
Rou
Maron Berdin
Wiis
Mathilde Kos
Schewens
Sears
Tidsen
Florence Howards
Ray Thoste Island
Prametinne
Mity Exley
Sean
Feeney
Charlotte Wiberg
Arthur Stun
Moston Zoological Gardens
Animale
Nellis Stone
Ottawa
Stv
Vans House
Elory
Wirwingham Church
Twee
Real of sink value and trade price noted
Fragmented OCR notes show a currency price of £5 10s and a measured area of ten square inches. Mention appears to involve a cataloged item with measurement and value, but the readable text is garbled leaving key details uncertain.
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