Testimony on Doan's Backache Kidney Pills
An elderly man from Germany endorses Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney pains and backache. He claims lasting relief after following directions and cites improved mornings after work. Mrs Moltne corroborates the testimonial, noting husband remains well and the cure is permanent. The ad states poisons and diseases linked to kidney neglect and lists price and seller Foster McClellan Co.
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Histoy
Mr. A
JF. Mollows
Francis-street
Fiernum
Rome
Bricht
Mr. Metlow
Noan
Foster- McCellan
Murray-street
Correspondence on London concert criticism and Curran affair
A reader criticizes Leigh Curran and performers for a London concert review. The writer defends artists as misunderstood and disputes claims of mediocrity while noting public reaction and the uneasy balance between criticism and performance quality. The letter questions the intent and status of the performers and judges their skills and modernization.
Fragmented ad text on a medicine and nuisance complaint
The readable lines present a garbled promotion for Woods Great Peppermint Cure claiming uses for coughs and colds. The snippet includes misspelled phrases, disruptions, and stray warnings about disturbing the house, suggesting a jumbled, damaged advert page with partial product names and consumer cautions.
Fragmentary note on London Arsh performance reveal
A fragmented correspondence from Northampton dated May 30 references a London Arsh performance. The writer notes uncertainty and conveys a concluding remark about the event, signifying a cautious update from a casual correspondent.
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Northampton
Wedding at Narra Tarra Mh Wednesday 2 pm
A wedding took place at Narra Tarra Mh Wednesday at 2 pm uniting John Lewis Patten eldest son of Me Falear Patten of Lower Chagitvan and Mint Annie Norris fourth daughter of Mr Norris. The ceremony was by Rev E Swumfors Geraldton with Miss Nina Norris as bridesmaid. Best man was Mr David Patten. A sumptuous tea and plenty of games followed. guests numbered about Aly. The couple left at 6:30 pm amid rice showers for Moon Connie near Mr Falene Patten’s homestead. Music by Raman and Cooper. Marie Norris praised for her beauty.
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Everlasting Valley
Air
Narrhe Sen
John Lewis Patten
Falear Patten
Lower Chagitvan
Mint Annie Norris
Nors
Rey E. Swumfors
Geraldton
G. Noris
Jin
Mina Norris
David Patten
Anne Jet
Aly
Moonoonnonka
Falene Patten
Romaine
Messrs
Raman
Cooper + BWA
Marie Nowris
Tase
Zam Buk an Tdeal Pain Killer claims and testimonials
An ad style testimonial for Zam-Tuile Balm from The Fan Fike Co Sydney promotes Zam Buk as a universal pain killer. It cites Mrs Mary Ayton of Newtown Sydney reporting relief from rheumatic and joint pains after using the balm, along with broad claims of muscular and skin benefits and various ailments.
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Zam Buk
ZameTuke
Iran
Mary Ayton
Newman-street
Newtown
Sydney
Ani
Fontay
Fan Fike Co
Pittateoet
Quarter Sessions Improper Charge Weakened Case
The Garriitan Quaeter Beeaionm sat in court with Walter and others charged over a feud incident. An attempted killing was alleged near Garaldton Toepertor, and the accused pleaded guilty. The court adjourned to tomorrow as medical and fining questions were addressed. You are advised to seek medical care promptly for throat issues. Chanderlain's Cough Cand is advertised locally for relief.
Geraldton Election Petition Seeks Vote Return Review
Chief Justice hears petition by TL Brown challenging WT Carson's return to the Geraldton seat amid alleged illegality in postal and proxy votes. Witnesses describe rolls, custody of ballot papers, and land maps while detailing residents who left the district before the 1905 election and the roles of scrutineers and officials.
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Parker
TL. Brown
WT. Carson
Geraldton
Legislative Assembly
Tospock
S. Hayne
Geraldton electoral district witness statements reveal residency doubts
In sworn remarks from Geraldton district election hearings, witnesses describe movements of residents including Spence, Speedy, Tanner, Walsh, and Warren. Testimony covers relocations from Geraldton to Nabawah and Northam, kangaroo-hunting absences, and dates around July to October 1905, with notes on polling boundary knowledge and carding.
Geraldton District Residency and Election Day Observations
The witness details residency beliefs and uncertainties about who lived within Geraldton district bounds during the election period. He mentions specific individuals and locations such as White Peak, Meadowcraft's residence, Narra Tarra, Gera lton, Greenough road, and Miners Arms Hotel, noting he cannot confirm many residents' placements or affiliations. The testimony covers dates between July 27 and October 27, and includes declarations about possible electoral involvement and personal knowledge limits.
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Arthur W. Mulligan
Geralton
Geraldton
Mos
Lands Department
Dereldton
Moss
Victoria
White Peak
Oakabella
White Peak Station
Mr. Moss
Inn Sopendine
Mr Magnes
Ingreveale
A. G. Waller
Aworn
Walter
Grralitton
Mr. du Boulay
Samuel Langton Busher
Elverlon
Most
Thomas L. Frown
Geraklston
Edward Arundel
Alice Barnadates
Charles Barnsdale
Perth
Jet
Brand Sisters
Annie Campbell
Cue
G. A. Canny
Juin Cain
Chaplan
Chaplan— Road
Ethel Laura Carter
Geraldion
Tay Dawn
John Craig
Iaborer
Marine Terrace
John Craigs
Mingonow
Tose
Mary Ellen Davis
Cherakiton
Charles W. Jackson
Murchison
W. T. Johnston
Thanton
Geraldian
Lacey
White Peak Homestead
Vilizabeth McKay
Gerathem
Getaber
Helen McKay
W. Mechemans
Geraldtan
Aenold Meadowcroft
Greenough
Arecnongh
John Mills
Crabben
Geraldton Hetel
Distriot
White
Pea
Firere Mitchell
Charles Mitchall
Ceraldton
Rome
Bootruat
Sheat
Esther Ate Iin Oley
Septemer
South Greenrough
Frederick Ronstim
Telegraph de
Leraldton
Collie
William Sievewricht
Nabawah
Tle
Edith Seixsuman
W. Spence
Miners’ Arms Hotel
Northampton
James Speedy
Tte Ube
William Spence
Frank H. ‘Treadwell
N Z. Woolen Co
Geraldon
Edith ‘Turnbull
Hymuy
Sal
Charles W. Tanner
Ble
Tanner
John Walsh
Sonnim
Northamton
David Warren
Chapman River
Peron
Gevalten
A. G. Walter
Pame Beance
William
Fievewright
Thatiar L. Grown
Dolby
Haynes
Geraldtem
Uke Valkary
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Jans Melville
Fleetion Tome
Grey Atkinson Canning
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Bowan
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Mowe
Cain
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Mery Fellon Davis
F Swear
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Panty
Es Evi
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Tigmus
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sTuly
West Johnston
Biap
Goul
Laerys
Ai Geratiton
Gerakiton
Elen McKay
Metin
A. Meadoweraft
Howe
Meadowcraft
John Milla
Geraldan
Lute
Miss Grave Mitchell
Geraldston
Oley Loga Iy
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Ax Regars Rowston
Greauston
Narra Tarra
Geraldton Nice
Wiwren
Willian Sievenrieht
Northampton Severa
Filth Scissman
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Goraktion
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Carter
Wil Hayy Spence
Treadwell
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Ales Hlymus
Tiave
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John Dane
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Albert Wight Relief Fund appeals for aid
The Albert Wight Relief Fund asks contributions for Albert Wight his wife and five children rendered destitute by a late fire. They escaped with only their night clothes. Contributions in money or kind are welcome and will be acknowledged in this column. The following amounts have been received to date.
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Wight Relief Fund appeal and local sympathy note
A letter to the editor requests public support for William Wight and his five young children after a recent fire left them destitute. The notice seeks publicity and contributions from readers willing to help a genuine case of distress and mentions a subscription list opening for assistance.
For Sale Hoitt 290 Owns In Wel Mined Ages
For Sale hoitt 290 owns in wel mined ages ut e per bend if sewell my hil walkaway a fragmentary listing with unclear details and multiple fragmented place names.
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Ute
Sewell
Russian proposal to the Bama unsettles peasants terms
In London dated Tuesday the Russian Government plans to submit a proposal to the Bama offering peasants 100 acres at Yani and Stead at TANIA as demanded by the Chamber. Members express great dissatisfaction amid daily upheaval and unrest reported from the capital.
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Bama
Yani Ane
Tania
British Forces in Natal Suppress Rebel Advance
In Natal operations Colonel Mackenzie led forces against Tebels with reinforcements from Major Royston. Rebel units were killed after fierce attacks on Royston’s Squadron, while Captain Clark was wounded and later evacuated. Local mining magnate Mr Xho Batley supported efforts for service in the region.
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Fohan Nesture
Xho Batley
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Mackenzie
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Chinese Labor Charges Exposed by Chinese Paper
An illustrated Chinese paper in Peking reprints a London campaign claim about Chinese laborers on the Rand. The text purports to denigrate Chinese workers during the election period but appears in exaggerated form according to the reproduced source.
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England
Peking
Madrid Paris bombing outrage ties to royal plot
Reports say Tanvlon Aman arrested in Madrid on suspicion of complicity in a Spanish royal killing attempt. A dagger with copper sulfate was found. the weapon mirrors a Paris case linked to a failed attack on King Alphonso last year. Morales wounded, a stained handkerchief left, and police blame ties to terrorist networks in Paris and Zurich.
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Allay Avine Boos
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Madrid
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Ure
Mhaleen Ena
Win
Murale
Jonilon
Paria
Zueich
Prince and Princess of Wales Absent from Bull Fight Event
The Prince and Princess of Wales did not attend the bullfight in Madrid in connection with the royal wedding ceremony. Queen Fna's mother was present.
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Meat Sale in New York Drops After Roosevelt Report
The sale of meat in New York declines to a fourth as tainted and suspect tins rise. Fish and vegetables replace meat while newspapers publish frightening affidavits from packing-house workers. Roosevelt commissions findings confirm harsh conditions and lax labeling. The President urges drastic inspection and possible banning of inspected labels in interstate commerce. Senator Beveridge advances related amendments.
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Providence trolley derailment kills eleven excursionists
A trolley car carrying excursionists in Providence Rhode Island derailed yesterday. Eleven excursionists died and twenty were injured in the crash.
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Rhode Island
The Stranded Battleship Bonney Refloating Attempted
The Admiralty plan seals the Bonney on Lundy rocks and seals a false bottom to lift the ship into smooth water. Detrrich, a feather worker, was arrested at Mrewlen last month, confessed to murdering banker Youll in Dresden and admits eleven more murders.
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Ex-Minister Charged With Corruption In New South Wales
In Sydney on or about April 11 1901 public officers including a minister and land officials faced charges under the Crown Lands Act. The information alleges a conspiracy with several named associates to receive large sums from land applicants. Crick protested as the case was adjourned with court officials and defense counsel debating proceedings.
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Joe Pants
Wan
Pegevary
Landa
New South Wales
William Nicholas Willis
Charles Bath
Vaile
Crick
Demard
Mr. Hayes
Resignation Plot Amid Marble Hill Meeting
A public meeting was held at Marble Hill where Mr Hopkins and Mr Horton discussed Mr Isdell's resignation. The Premier reportedly received word of the event and the decision to stand for the district. Hopkins indicated he would conform with the Premier and wire back, but preferred a local candidate be chosen.
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Horton
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Three Agricultural Railways Planned in Western Australia
The Cabinet approved construction of three agricultural railways, the Wagin Thindneyung, Kae tanaing Kujonup, and Goomalling Dower, to promote agricultural freight. Tenders were sought with the saving projected on the railway department’s budget.
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Ligt
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