Neuralgia cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills claim
Kalgoorlie resident Mrs Harmas suffers years of neuralgia with back and stomach pain, headaches, and weakness. After failing medicines, she found relief within a week of using Dr Williams Pink Pills, reporting regained strength, no pain, and improved health.
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Rover
Newralgia
Perth
Wilams
Shotwick
Vannan
Ant E
Dr Williams
Pulty
Biowl
Rey Saaphy Strait
Cmt
Heattachis
Nelvaghes Sud
Ilinibanens
Jill Gest Fen
Wilitie Puyrers
Willinnes
Medien
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Fire at Marsh's Carriage Works in Elwes Street
Coroner's inquest into a Sunday night blaze at Marsh's carriage works Elwes Street. Witnesses describe rapid wooden structure fire, loss of stock and machinery valued around £7000, with no insurance on essential items. Family and workers saved from a rising blaze amid strong winds and rough seas, with firefighters aiding a rescue effort and investigations into fire origin ongoing.
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G. Walter
Enronce
Marsh
Elwesstreet
Messr
PF Rtune
Haddy
J. HaxeWon
Condor Cordue
Waller
Ronan
Pelhelnre
Keelock
Water Beach
Eli
Amather Holley
Dynamo Anit
Che
William Maret Saxt
Wight
Fee
Fin
Wicht
Elizabeth Ann Marsh
Hiily Marsh
Cikter
Sen
Benumients
Ieee Tanise
Abe
Pmneiley
Tor
Carey
Valliatvhl
Marih
Wackenl
Lyon
Wallin Marsh
Te Hee
Thornay
Crykey Marsh
Wolfe's Schnapps Endures Nearly Half Century Test
A historical note praises Wolfe's Schnapps for standing the test of time for almost 50 years. It mentions Holt and Svare in place names and references a lifetimes of reliability and a tied to a specific premium product. The fragment hints at consumer trust and legacy in a local context.
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Wolfe's Schnapps
Fire origin unclear after jury returns open verdict
The jury, after considering the evidence, returned an open verdict on the fire incident, unable to determine conclusively how the fire originated. The proceedings followed the service and home return of those involved, with no definitive cause established.
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Bel
Re Serle
Licensing Alleged Misleading Report Sparks Reader Reply
Correspondence from Walkaway Tin defends the Walkaway Inn and Mr Ryan against a Geraldton Licensing Court report. The letter disputes a witness statement about the inn’s suitability and challenges the reporter’s accuracy while defending the licensee’s conduct and noting building-viability concerns.
Contention Over Land Board Powers and Applicant Declarations
A letter argues that when two or more applicants contest a land block the Minister should allow choice of disposal method rather than assign by land board. It urges declarations be checked, penalties for false statements, and notes lack of appeal. The writer warns current practices risk scandal and public distrust in the Lands Department.
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Perth
Land Board
Lana
Department of Tlis
Northern parliamentary party movement urged by Mr Stone
A local notice praises Mr Stone for initiating a progressive movement in the Northern parliamentary party. It also contains health advice urging early treatment for sore throat and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, with availability at W. B Pallowfeld, Marine Terrace, Geraldton, and a mention of Wolfe's Schnapps in the Musical Faculty.
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Greenough Pipetorale
Stone
Chamberlain
W. B Pallowfeld
Marine Terrace
Geraldton
Northern Party call and public concern in distant colonies
A reader from a remote district urges the Northern Party in Parliament to act, arguing that government mapping and rainfall data reveal the region’s latitude and longitude. The correspondent, signing as Way-Back Resident, emphasizes the need for local institutions to awaken before political neglect causes lasting damage. Dated June 12.
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Gascoyne
Mark Huson
Valigoo
Geraldton
S.W
Dongarra
Specteaty
Bestir
Casual's Second Epistle From The Experimental Farm
A reader letter from Augustine Curran defends a theatrical entertainment at Northampton, condemns a rival critic as a slanderous freelance writer, and argues the official report came from a cultured observer while disparaging the casual correspondent as uninformed.
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Northampton
Axa
Bmt
Slater
Tad Vine
Ote
Augustine Curran
Zam Buk promises skin relief in harsh winter
An old advertisement touts Zam Buk for winter skin care predicting relief from chapping roughness and eruptions. It features testimonials from Mrs Be Beaver and others in Parramatta NSW, claiming cures for pimples, cracked skin, and various irritations. The piece notes a price of 1 shilling and 1 penny and mentions sales from chemists nationwide.
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Zam- Buk
BE Beaver
Chlonestret
Parramadte North
Nsw
Pitatnert
Sydney
Cough Remedy Ad Resounds From Local Notices
A noisy reader urged to curb coughing and rest, recommending Champoriain's Cough Remedy and BUNNINGTON'S IRISIT MOSS for quick relief. The note touts WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS as valuable, urging households to keep a ready bottle for Toquitad and general use in the home.
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Bunnington
Polde
Archbishop of York Calls for Education Bill Amendments
The Archbishop of York replies to a large lay petition, acknowledging defects in the Education Bill but urging amendment rather than destruction, and expressing cautious optimism that the work may still be possible to advance.
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London
York
Russia Holds Vast State Land Reserve In Agricultural Plan
An obscured report from Novee Vromya outlines the government’s plan to sacintae a large land reserve comprising state farms and forestry. It notes millions of acres purchased by the Peasants’ Rank for agricultural development, aiming to bolster farm output and rural economy.
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Faindin
Tir
Disturbances Sparking Military Reinforcement Requests
The Governor of Poltava in South Russia requested reinforcements from other districts as fears rise that peasant uprisings near Viliavanay may spread. Moscow troops are also reinforced to quell rising unrest alongside Kirare forces.
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Lobdan
Poltava
Russia
Viliavanay
Moscow
Ali Kirare
South Africa Scout Troop Movements Reported
South Africa Lorton details Colonel Rodger leading 30 troops recruiting from Cape Colony to Natal East Tanzania East Tandan. Commissioner Saunders in Zululand addresses rumors of Dimauru’s disloyalty. Colonel Mackenzie reportedly surprised rebels in Macala caves, killing thirty five. Eldest son of rebel Sizayanda was executed at Nkandla yesterday after surrender at Royston’s Morris.
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Lorton
Rodger
Cape Colony
East Tandan
Natal
Mr. Saunders
Zululand
Dimauru
Mackenzie
Macala
Rhlet Sizayanda
Memorial service for late Mr. Ward and New Zealand ties
The notice recalls the memorial sentiment for the late Mr. Section, likening him to Cecil Rhodes and Paul Kroger. A memorial service is suggested at Westminster Abbey on the lineral day. Queen Alexandra conveys sympathy, and officials from London and Wellington express condolence.
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Cape Caley
Savion
Uwe Enval Furs
Seddon
Cecil Rhodes
Paul Kroger
London
Thurstas
Joseph Ward
New Zealand
Westminator Abbey
Royal Colonial Institute
Independent Labor Party
House of Commons
Soul
Spearmint Bree Horse Injured En Route to Amiens Race
Tandon reports Spearmint, the renowned bree horse of trainer Major Fustace Loder, sustained an eye injury while traveling by railway to Amiens, France. The famed Spearmint had recently won the English Derby and Prix de Paris, adding to its celebrated career.
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Tandon
Fustace Loder
Spearmint
Amiens
France
Madrid Outrage Claims Lives at Royal Wedding
A deadly incident during the wedding of the King and Queen of Spain leaves several people dead and many injured. Police investigate the bonfire incident tied to the ceremony.
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Spain
Indian wranglers noted in Cambrian University report
Ranjan from Madras earns bracket senior wrangler at Cambrian University and another Indian is sixth wrangler. Amid calm weather the British Admiralty plans salvage and repair of the battleship Mogfxe ashore at Lundy.
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Ranjan
Madras
India
Cambrian Universite 5
Lundy Tx Jani
Murder of an Official Punitive Expedition
Morning Post Lagos correspondent reports the killing of Mr Qewald Crew, an assistant to the Imperial Commissioner in Southern Nigeria, during punitive actions in the Asaba highland. Southern Nigeria Regiment troops, including Captain Revivin, moved to the scene amid forced marches as native forces retreated. Further engagements are anticipated.
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Lagos
South Africa
Qewald Crew
Nigeria
Ue Asaba
Revivin
Southern Nigeria Regiment
Aghor
London men guilty of unfair concessions in rail line exports
London, Wernstay. Messrs Armour Swift Cudahy Nelson and Morris, connected with the meatpacking trade at Chicago, have been found guilty of improper concessions from the Burlington Railway Company in the handling of export shipments. The Royal Fusiliers at Parkhurst refuse to eat American tinny "hulks" heel rations supplied to them.
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London
Wernstay
Armour
Swift
Cudahy
Nelson and
Morris
Chiazo
Burlington Railway Company
Royal Fusileer Regiiment
Parkhurst
Australian Meat Trade Strategy Promoted by Colonists
A meeting of The Australian Meal Importers Association chaired by Mr. Sharp unanimously backed Mr. Guthrie's plan for a committee of Australian colonists to aid in developing the colonies meat trade. Agents General invited to join. Washington reports indicate a House Finance Committee approving meat inspection funding and government labeling as a wholesome guarantee. The date of manufacture and preservatives face flexible rules. A fire in a ship's stern section limited to forecabin and between deck areas. Electric traction advances cited with magnetic cobalt discovery and earlier American electrical pioneering claims referenced.
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Lotto
Australian Meal Importers’ Association
St A Mneeling
Sharp
Guthrie
Teuter
Washington
Mouse of Representatives
Secretary of Agriculture
Veteran Toole Dying Amid Sinking Crisis
The veteran entertainer John Lawrence Toole, famed as a comic actor, is gravely ill in a sinking condition after years in the profession since 1852. He visited Australia in 1900, and thousands of aliens tailors in London strike over sweating conditions in the trade, reflecting widespread industrial unrest.
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John Lawrence Toole
Seehinsiy Il Bs
Mt. Tagle
Austalia
Lannon
Trai
King Edward Opens Lunatic Asylum Sanatorium
London officials report King Edward and Queen Alexandra opening a new sanatorium for consumptives at Lani's Common near Midhurst in Sussex. The king delivered an earnest, impressive speech on the occasion.
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Edward Witt
British Naval Maneuvres Lead To Dover Mobilisation
Foreign fleet activity precedes a British naval exercise as Dover hosts the eve of mobilising forty warships. German and South African officers arrive under the pretext of paying respects at graves, while a large naval force gathers offshore.
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Dover
Winslow
Thes
Redistribution plan for Western Australian electoral divisions approved
In Parliament the redistribution for West Australian seats moved forward with approval. Rural voters were shifted toward Coulbadgie area while internal condition factors were not fully foreseen by officials. Local supporters Manon and Carpenter backed the action amid debate.
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Melbourne
Tase of
Vthe Abolster
Aome
Air
John Forrest
Franz
USA
AMO
Attech
Coulgardie
Manon
Carpenter
Deputation Requests Tax Act Amendment in Local Charities
Mayors of Kalgoorlie and Coolgardie met the State Treasurer in Perth to seek changes to the Totali sator Puty Act to divert all receipts from localities where they originate to Royal charities. Mr Wilson replied he could not promise but would see how donations to royal charities might be increased.
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Perth
Kalzoorlie
Coolgardie
Elarning
Toval Charitina
Wilson
Tee
Roval Charities
Government funds delay honey sale request
Mr Mitchell replied to a deputation from the Beekeepers Association requesting the Government buy twenty tons of honey and pond it to Lannon in charge of an agent for a sale by a house to boise canvas. He expressed sympathy with the wea but said the Government has no money at present. He would see how to further their wishes.
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Sire
Geraldton
O'Connor
Aml
Ryan
Eoney
Mitchell
Beekeepers’ Association
Lannon
Boise
Wea
Civil Service Classification Meeting Stirs Cabinet Debate
A special meeting is set to discuss Mr. Jail's civil service classification, with plans to review the matter at a later date. The Roifle's Schnapes entry appears as scrambled text amid the notes, signaling a likely transcription error in the report.
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Jail
Director of Agriculture Chaplin Resigns Amid Differences
The Director of Agriculture Mr F Chaplin resigns after reported friction with the Civil Service Commissioner Mr Jul. Chaplin, offered a key Queensland role, denies it caused his departure. A local note records a man named Fisher found dead by Ken River with throat injuries, suggesting a possible two week timeline.
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Chaplin
F. Chaplin
Jul
Queensland
Notiem
Ken River
Fire at Kalgoorlie Pattern Shop Heavy Losses
Fire swept through the pattern shop of Silverthorne and Adair iron founders Workerton near Kalgoorlie causing extensive damage. The loss is estimated at 27250 with further costs up to 2000, forcing sixty to seventy workers from their jobs as insurers refuse coverage.
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Kalcomlie
Silverthorne and
Adair
Iron
Mit
Thy Cue Murder Mystery Lettered Crime Scene Disorder
The sensational Sumlay murder of Michael Nachlen shocks the town. Four bullets struck the victim, causing chest injury, facial wounds, and a fatal temple hit. police search for clues, with tracks toward the stream and lights failing to yield evidence about a visitor or suspect.
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Michael Nachlen
Sumlay
Glanchard
Jose
Ube
Alam
Arenes
Sketelore
Traviagten
Scevirl
Naghten
Birth rate shows more boys born than girls
A brief note reports the biethrate indicating that for every 100 ghia 108 boys are born, while the price of the ontinary Shanphai newspaper is four cash, about one-tenth of a penny.
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Shanphai
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