Pink Pills restore strength and health in a child's recovery
A mother recounts chronic illness and weakness in her son Arthur Surman of Broken Hall, who deteriorated after fever. Dr Williams' Pink Pills are credited with rebuilding his strength, curing his cough, and restoring his ability to attend school. The account also notes a separate robbery incident involving the family.
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Dr. Williams
Arthur
Broken Hall
Willama
Surman
Iors
Eifth Street
Portav Mta
Bismuth Stryet
Eax
Hart
Torrhin Westicott
Atrsarman
Mather
Dr Witham
New Zealand
Deven
Fram Street
Ant
Arthur Fewan
Pol
Dr. Williama
Oaist Balettine
Police Court case inaction on June theft and cheque fraud
Police Court before Judge Walter heard Janven Vigan charged with forming a plan to steal from James Haley's porter on June 7 and forging cheques. The complainant, an elderly man, described visits to Cerablion and Engelbrecht's where £17 1s was received in change. Witnesses noted notes of £2 7s 0d and alleged activity at the Railway Hotel and Breemamey Hotel during the day and night, with further questioning about a forged cheque and associated men. The defence pleaded not guilty as the case proceeds.
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Poki
Butt
Fie
Win
Tam
Walter
Hart
Janven Vigan
M.G. Bannon
Wits Haying
Staley
James Haley
Tirther
Bhain
Che
Hentaen
de Fratuas
Engelbrecht's
Gible
Marine Terrace
Frremasons
Bing
Manutd
Aera Tyre
Capricious Carvings and a Freemantle Labor Stand
An article criticizes government actions against workers in Western Australia. It denounces the Combine and timber interests for pressuring men into unemployment and reliance on government aid. It argues for fair wages and condemns cheap labor imports affecting Australian workers.
Midland Railway visit ends with inspection tour
A party led by secretary Mr Ay Barber and general manager Mr Grotce Smith of the Midland Railway Co London arrived in Ger Maton by special train for a scrutiny of the Midland Tenetton and Walk away line. Mr Barker expressed satisfaction with the tour noting the line’s conditions and promising further land sales and inquiries.
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Barber
Midland Railway Co
London
Grotce Smith
Midland Railway
A. W. Darmel
Viner
Ger- Maton
Minder
Midland
Tenetton
Walkaway
Barker
Rather
Moora
Meekr
Lewin
Dandarrean
Tetradheem
Tamron
Fle
Mfr. Burker
Commonwealth
Barter
Reganty
Irwin
Rarher
Deputation Seeks Better Train Schedules for Daylight Arrivals
A local informal deputation led by Messrs J M Drew MEL C and P Stone and Brown met Barber and Mr Smith to press for train services that arrive and depart in daylight. They argued current hours hinder business and hotel work, asking for end-to-end daylight trains similar to Friday’s schedule. Barner and Mr Smith promised to discuss with managers and government, noting potential night shifts if service changes occur.
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J M. Drew
Mel.c
P_ Stone
Brown
Me. A
Barber
Mr. Smith
Ark Nom
Stone
Ciied
Werth
Tee
Geverge
Railway Department
Hig Company
Smith
Sint
Ami
Rather
Time water scheme inspection fuels hopeful views
The town clerk drove Messrs. A. J. Barber George Smith and A. W. Dartnell on a visit of inspection over the Midland railway to the water supply. Barber expressed to this journal his favorable views on prospects for a robust supply and praised the quality described as wholesome and appetising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Barber
George Smith
A. W. Dartnell
Midland Railway
Mutinous Battalion Open Fire In Koel Capture
Latest cables report a mutiny by a battalion at Koel with officers killed and many wounded. Royal battalions surrounded the mutineers. 257 arrested, 153 escaped, leaving London in shock over the Russian unrest reflected in the chaotic scene.
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London
Koel
Bombs Discovered in Siberian Barracks
Bombs were found in the soldiers' barracks at Lemdim near Nelenghinel, a major Siberian town, as authorities investigate the discovery. The incident involved three bombs uncovered in the barracks of the regiment passing through the depot en route to China.
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Lemdim
Beni Wreain
Ment
Nelenghinel
Siberia
Tor Goody
China
Members petition Campbell-Bannerman on reading of Ye Dee
Four hundred MPs present a memorial to Mr T Campbell Bannerman asking time for the completion of the report stave and the third reading of Ye Dee sensed Wife's Sister's Hill.
Disturbances Rise Over Wine Bill Arrests in Narbonne
Reports from London say disturbances in Narbonne followed government wine bill actions. Ex-mayor Fer ral was arrested and released. detectives with military escort captured Marcellin Albert and five others in Averlis, with three remaining at large.
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London
France
Narbonne
Ferral
Averlis
Fintes-Pyrennes
Marcellin Albert
Perrone
Albert
Mr Chamberlain Stile in frail health in Lamon report
Mr Chamberlain Stile, formerly of Enekmnd from the Taverina, has recently returned and now resides in Laman. His health remains very feeble with little improvement observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Chamberlain Stile
London
Stoseph Chamberlain
Enekmnd
Taverina
Laman
Liner Medic Shows Hull Breach After Fog Docking
Examination of the White Star liner Medic following a collision with a petroleum tanker in dense fog near South Portland reveals a hole below the waterline. Several hull plates are loosened or displaced after arrival at Liverpool.
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London
White Star
Medic
Petroeum
South Portland
Liverpo
Lawn tennis in England draw with Oxford University team
London lawn tennis players Brokes A F Wikline S W Mout and Roberts met a team representing Oxford University on Tuesday. The match ended in a draw with Ing and Froke winning two sets while Doust and Roberts lost two.
A Mighty Dividend by Adams Express Company
Lomton on Thursday reports Adams Express Company of America announcing a special dividend of 20.1 percent totaling about 22 million dollars. The move signals robust earnings and shareholder value as the firm distributes capital gains.
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Lomton
Adams Express Company of America
Government study on water supply potential tested for town viability
Two men discussed extending public funds to thoroughly test water resources at Vanew for a possible town in Gerakiton. They debated the volume of underground water, the risk to the town, and whether a central bore would reveal millions of gallons available. Mr Dartnell weighed in on the matter.
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Surah
Vanew
Dartnell
Gerakiton
Hietreneh
Military officers detained in Perth after failed Geraldton train meeting
A group including Capt Pendlebury and Major ite were delayed in Perth while en route to Geraldton for a morning muster aboard the 11 o'clock service. The officers, charged with endate duties, could not join the Geraldton cadets in time due to unspecified reasons. Children’s hacking coughs were advertised as cured by a peppermint remedy priced at 1 shilling 8 pence.
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Moti
Geraldton Cadais
Ite
Pendlebury
Amme Resson
Perth
Ascot Royal Hunt Cup Result Report
In England at Ascot the Hunt Cup race concluded with Lally winning. The event took place during the Ascot meeting with coverage of the Royal stakes and related performances.
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England
Ascot Nay Rai
Lonion
Thorstay
Purerny
Crisis in Portugal and Riot at Lisbon Premier Attacked
Turbulent events sweep Portugal as Premier Signor van Franen is attacked by a mob. Police guard the leader, clashes erupt, and several wounded on both sides. Elsewhere, riots target authorities, with fatalities reported. A torpedo attack near Devonshire coast and floods threaten towns, while wheat supply fears rise in London as American harvest estimates are released.
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Lonion
Portugal
Signor van Franen
Astrlin Franco
Aoters
Arum
Wook Place
Snany
Ok Plier Taterals
Tasbon
Inter State Melbourne seeks action on mine pollution
The Hire Minster for Mines told representatives from northern mines that comprehensive action is needed to address pollution from mining and dredging affecting watercourses. He promised to submit the matter to the Cabinet, noting improvements since the Sludge Abatement Board was established and stressing the interests of property owners miners and creditors.
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Melbourne
Lin Shiner
Neenors
Miters
Init
Collapse of a Bridge Traps Wagon near Baningowr
Melbourne reports a wagon team of eight tons loaded with ore collapsed the bridge at Baningowr when the structure failed the wagon and two horses fell into the creek the driver Edward Traves and the horses escaped serious injuries. In a separate note Snake Valley visitors to Stockyard Hill suffered apparent food poisoning after eating sandwiches containing tinned meat.
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Melbourne
Thirsiay
Edward Traves
Cartwine
Arewend
Baningowr
Etessine v
Callanset
Wargon
Waecon
Melhourne
Snake Valley
Horrible Death in Melbourne Child Crushed Under Wheel
A seven year old boy named Charles Lead was fatally crushed when he fell under a wheel in Melbourne on Thursday afternoon. Police report a tragic accident as bystanders helped, with investigators beginning a formal inquiry into the incident.
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Melbourne
Charles Lead
Woodend Murder Trial Opens With Tomahawk Charge
In the Woodend murder case Kurt Schone stands trial for the death of Ton Parvin. The judge imposes a 19 year sentence after a monthlong proceedings. Schone, unshaken, admits striking the victim with a tomahawk during a dispute while denying certain proposals. Evidence notes a single pocket knife and a tense exchange over whether the blade was drawn.
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Kurt Schone
Ton
Parvin
Weostord Fm
Cuiani
Maxwell
Town Notes on Johnson Walkway Deals and Local Gossip
June reports a Perth area resident Piet Johnson securing a connection with Geraldton Municipality to begin business, while J Barber joins North nell on a site inspection of Tatlwar. Mentions Walkaway entertainment, Melbourne inquests, public figures, and proposed developments near Dambrragan with coal seam plans and phosphate country proposals.
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Johnson
Gerald Tim
Ay J Barber
London Euns
Midland Co
Mr. Barber
Mr. North Nell
Geraldton Mechanics' Institute Annual Meeting Recap and Elections
An unusually large attendance marked the Geraldton Mechanics' Institute annual meeting. President Edeant Pope presided. a debit balance of £24 2s 6d and year-end credit of £84 were reported. subscriptions £3 17s 8d and memberships 189 were noted. Elections saw Pope elected president, F Pope and J L Brown as vice presidents, and Rary Brown as treasurer with several auditor and committee candidates listed.
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Tun
F Pope
Pope
Uher Tyen
Milly
Brown
Mintn
Decker Daly
Wo Oxwell
Stroud
Barlow
D. Pasewe
Roscett
Malham
Te Sander
Barnsdale
Tames
Cara
Mtr
Kroveltiar
Timber Trade Trouble Prompts Government Effort in Perth
A late-appearing Perth dispatch reports Premier and relief committee members debating renewed efforts to end wartime timber shortages. Widespread dissatisfaction is noted, with tentative signs of a forthcoming settlement. Contributions from local firms are listed including Be Peake, Ovsiees, and the Ale hany Stepetoring and Coaling Tniog among others.
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Perth
Thertier
Nweeter
Tor
Peake TV
Peake TV Ovsiees
Mihi Ediet
Yeo
Tie Alehany Stepetoring
Tniog
Wis
Petth Leena
Funeral of late second sider CA elas Tremilay Lunt
The funeral for the late second sider CA Elas Tremilay Lunt was held on Wednesday afternoon at Langning Place. A large turnout paid tributes with strangers from short fellows attending. Police in another column noted mourners in attendance.
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Lnte
CA Elas Tremilay Lunt
Boreayenant Police
Thre
Bmnt
Srangrom
Sti
Tl. Baator
W. Nanahton
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Sterling Bilver
Whduinge
Wineberg
Geraldton
Arine Terrace
Little Arthur Surman
Broken Hill
Een
Peital
W. A. G. Walter
Rui
Wither
Ben
Fremantle
Wilbur
Wilber
Montanda
Claremont
Can
Australia
Cornoration
Canbine
Prtint
Tess
Tuches
Weld Club
Westrasia
Fife
Mre
Timber Combine
Combine
Supreme Court
Sikes
The
Tite London Secretary
Wolff
Russia
British Politics
Wiff
Bill
Wearby
Oxford University
Childres
Portigal
Tandon
Terry Head
Devonshire
Loni
Tirkala
Grover
Wheat Supply
Victoria
Woodend
Tri
Corguek
Trwin
Awa
Dambrragan
Barler
Jis Proneery
Hoyentt
Poroter
Mr Gillet
Herowariet
Dr. Ellis
Wwe
King
Poultry Farm
Willy
Gootee Taylor
Mit A
Codleardie
Tr Filis
Priacans Lion
Hin
Turaday
Sieorge
P. J. Lynch
Fred Monger
MTA
Propares
Parliament
Mets
Adam Jameson
Hern-Law
Tensman
Mehjah" Dowie
Robert Darling
Hamies
Westurytay
Mumrday. É
the Wire
Ifr
James Cowan
Katgoorne
Colin
Catorr
O'Connell
Geranttan
Faypress
Legislative Assembly
Mulcahy
McKellar
Nally Milly
Murchison
Mate
Herough
Horrow
Ropail Cowan
Wilhl
Arbitration Court
Schauppa
Woods
Olga Naver
Rel
Colman Ilinen
Caris Bros
Attorrens
Barrack
Kalgoorlis
Garudlo Singh
Sitvor
Get Caris Bros
Lackstone
Admiralty
Mechanics’ Institute
Lenton Moore
Bunbury
Bonnington
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