Geraldton and Dongarra Football Match Report
A detailed account of the Geraldton versus Dongarra football match describes a spirited game with multiple goals. Players such as J. Wolf and Horace Criddie feature for Geraldton, while B. Burns and P. Carter contribute for Dongarra, as crowds cheer the village teams after a long, travel-filled day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleralidton
Dongarra
Nina Geraldan
Ufder
Grogan
Tier Wayk
Woin
R. Cor Wargine
Wolf
Davis
MH. Glass
S. Tevothows
N. Rewer
T. Sule
V Carson
H. Meyburn
Hallett
Pell
J Dasa
K. Firet
Gerakiton Boys
Tam
Sheppard
Ies
B. Naim
Glasa
Mills
Horace Criddin
B. Naira
Nairn
J. Murns
Horace Criddie
P. Carter
Nongarea
Geralt- Yon
Claas
Sheapaed
Wolf Milla
Jardin
T. Gilmore
Ger- Auton
Bounead
Mitte
J. Wolff
A. Wolf
Ant
Mets Roal
Gerglaton
Blirna
Pawend
J. Linthorne
Slewaldton
Rumn
Ant. T. Cool
Gerakiton
Ceabbe
N. Rowe
Shep Parl
H. Wolff
O'Connor
Horace Criddle
Geraldton
Matt
FE Batre
Carter
J. Lintherne
Cook
J. Burns
Horsee A de Dee
Geraldtonians
Preat de Hatolk
Qerakian
Ax Pointe Dongarrs
Allin
Sandy
Powardine
Niet
Geraldian
Bonnard
Don Karra
Cowardine
Rickaton
Mass
Sion Craldton
Dowrarra
Dowrarra) Bbehind
el Bent
Geraksten
Nest
Cowardine Agatn
Tuck
Mils
Lantuarisrt
Drake
J. Weill
Weil
Balpn
B. Bairs
F O'Conner
T Cook Tornee Criddin
Linthnene
No Carter
Burne
Abeheat
Colds and Cough Remedies of 1864 Highlight
An old trade list notes that colds frequently linger and risk pneumonia or consumption. It warns against untested nostrums and promotes Chamblain's Cough Templar as a quick reliever, claiming it removes the cough and prevents pneumonia. Ads also mention Wools Great Peppermint Cure and Wolfe's Schnapps as remedies, with locations in Geraldton and Forsthiltre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Uearns
Goold
Chambelain
Pallowfeld
Marine
Terrace
Geraldton
Wools
Dr Williams Pink Pills credited with saving life
A Porte woman describes five years of near death from consumption and iron deficiency. After taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People she gains color, strength, and mobility and reports renewed health, marriage, and happiness. The piece portrays the pills as restoring blood and vitality, urging readers to seek the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Williams
Pertie
DR. Williams
Wellington-street
Porte
Kapunda
Adelaide
Bell
Ana Corpar
Mr. Williams
Fragmented plea for Chamberlain's Cure appears in garbled note
A distorted text urges taking Chamberlain's remedy to stop coughing and aid sleep. It mentions misspelled place names and personal names, suggesting a low quality OCR fragment about a medical product and health advice.
Wolfe's Sohna Currents Mention Impure Water Reel
A brief note reports the Wolfe's Sohna sequence or reel referencing concerns about impure water. The readable text is fragmentary, with limited context on location or timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Troops in Warsaw Torture and Kill Jewish Girls
Reports from London dated Wednesday allege that soldiers tortured and killed several Jewish girls in an attic after claiming orders required such actions. The Citizens' Guard in Warsaw seized three agents who confessed they were paid by police to stir panic and turn locals against Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonion Westnesday
Bycloetak
Ras Bers
Citizens' Guard
Warsaw
Poland
Seiznd
The Late Mr Seddon Memorial Service at St Pauls
A memorial service for the late Mr Seddon at St Pauls Cathedral drew a large, varied audience including prominent figures. Sir Joseph Ward and New Zealand officials in London cabled messages of tribute, calling the gathering a fitting tribute to Seddons impact beyond New Zealand and within the Empire. Sir Tosh. Chides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Seddon
St. Paul's Cathedral
Joseph Ane
New Zealand
Rernt
London
Tam
St Paul's Cathedral
Eric
Tosh Ren
Eill Nein
Funeral in Wellington Draws Massive Crowds
The funeral of Lite Bir in Wellington began with Maori at Parliament Buildings in mourning symbols. Lamentations echoed as the cortege moved to the Botanic Gardens. An estimated 150 000 people visited Wellington, with thousands seeking accommodation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Jean Staeing
Botanic Gardens
Melbourne Court Grants 400 Pound Breach of Promise Verdict
Marion Bonnet secured a 400 pound damages award against Robert McGregor for breach of promise of marriage at the Bendigo Supreme Court. Justice Hoodeald presided amid sharp remarks. An appeal motion in the Ivashoe G.M. Co. case and related High Court action are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Supreme Court
Bendigo
Marion Bonnet
Robert McGregor
Imrmec
Rochester
Hoodeald
Ivanhoe G.M. CO. Appeal
Ron
McBlillan
Symonds
Ivashoe
Federal politics and mail contract in Australia
The Prime Minister says the mail contract remains under consideration and a government arrangement is expected by Thursday. The election of Queensland Labor member Mr McDonald as chairman of committees in the House of Representatives has not satisfied all, with several members opposing Mr Carty Salmon and alleging coercion to follow Standing Orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
McDonald
Queensland
Labor
House of Fesentatives
Carty Salmon Weauce
Senator Mativenon Note Alters Australia Return Plan
A private letter attributed to Senator Mathie dom indicates he will not return to Australia this session. The remark signals a shift in travel plans and potential implications for parliament schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepator Mathiedom
Australia
Bo Ts
Gonnington's Irish Moss A Premier Cough Remedy
For 35 years it has held premier place as a cough remedy and is pleasant to take. Wolfe's Scanapps advertised for urinary organs and stomach aid in a separate line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonnington
Fishermen Rally Off Hobson's Bay For Whale Hunt
In Hobson's Bay during May a large gathering of over a hundred fishermen and yacht owners prepared to chase a whale. The scene reflected local eagerness as tides and conditions prompted sea activity and potential captures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thadson
Snr Tewla
Adelaide shares draw attention as quotes rise
Adelaide market notes heavy interest in Friday trading as shares jump to 70 pounds. Traders expect higher quota values this week, with sellers resisting cuts, anticipating continued price strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Narlaraily
Neouniod
Traine
Justine delivers reserved judgment in title action
In Perth on Friday the case of Robert Starling and others versus the Registrar of Titles was heard. His Honour stated that Trovert Staring junior sold land belonging to Robert Starling senior to Thomas with full knowledge by Thornay and Mrs Thomas that Robert Starling junior lacked ownership. The transfer was fraud and misrepresentation, and Thomas and the executrix were parties. Equity bars recovery for the plaintiffs. judgment for the defendants with costs to the Registrar of Titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Robert Starlity
Oibersy
Hig
Trovert Staring
Robert Starling
Thomas
Thornay
Robert Sturling
Immigrants Arrive by the Orontes and Midland Land Sale
Fifty nine immigrants arrived by the Orontes yesterday amassing about £3000 in value. The Midland land sale drew many settlers from all parts along the Jinn with strong bidding and brisk prices. In Kalgoorlie an accident at the Twanhra mine left Thomas McWen dead two days after a sand fall broke his neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orontes
Midland
Mélland
Pillier
Purthastrs Af
Kalgoorltf
Thomas McWen
Twanhra
Kalgoorlie
Wihue T.hat
St Thatchinson Bazaar Aids Local Leader’s Legacy
A Wednesday bazaar at St Thatchinson, led by Mr W A G Walter, RM, drew a fair crowd despite stormy weather. He praised ex-councillor and mayor Hutchinson for his service to Geraldton, presented as a stock sale rather than mere auction, noting the goods bought by Hutchinson himself. Entertainment followed with performances by the Orchestral Society, Liedertafel, and others, including poetry by Oliver Howie and readings by Mocur. The event aims to boost local morale ahead of the federal elections, with plans for further performances at the Central Tall and mentions of nearby streets receiving attention and reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Thatchinson
W. A. G. Walter
Walter
Gowa
Hutchinsen
Trutchinson
Geraldton
Hutchinson
Geraldham
Holief
Flutchinson
Iter Pantiibutions
Untitled Piece on Trials and a Trout
The fragment discusses a trout and a home win by Mr. Manks, noting a long dispute from spring onward. It mentions performances, examinations of effort, and reactions from Hanks and others related to a public display and perceived outcomes.
Pickpockets Target Theatres In Broad Daylight Heists
A report describes frequent pickpocketing at London theatres with thieves in the audience exploiting crowd movement. Items stolen include coins purses and rings, often avoided by ushers. one diamond pendant was recovered from a private box. Victims vary from patrons to late arrivals, with methods ranging from distracting to stealthy thefts near exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid
Worlimn
London
Howe
Trentydivi Pourda
Old Punishments in the Vintners Case
The article recounts a Venetian style punishment for wine traders found guilty of adulteration. It describes a court’s sentence including public degradation, the pouring of tainted stock, and a long grim punishment for the offender. The narrative mentions a specific man named and his harsh penalty as exemplary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Denease
Wiber
Tony
Austin Ayan
Iris
Carla
Bedte
Corfueun Erecta
Hie
Hunan
Colonial Wool Prices and Stock Report From May Auction
Mesars Dalgety & Co reports the colonial wool trade for the year opening yesterday. Total catalogued 164,018 bales. net available 166,000. sold 167,000. 91,000 for home consumption. 7,000 to the Continent. 9,000 to America. 9,000 to be carried forward. Prices rose on all wools with 6 percent average gains for Merino scoureds. Tamil descriptions show strong demand at auction centers. Looming high prices may ease in July as speculators seek quick profits, while buyers await further action from major manufacturing centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnrestigiaine
Nur
Merriow
Bert
Breda
Bern
Rexard Vo
Unclear text fragment with names and states
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places with mixed terms unclear context and purpose. Contains scattered proper nouns such as Moras Breuunthe Carmody Waduell MeKsey and Atak, plus several vague references to towns or groups, but no coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breuunthe
Bate
Mosers Carmody
Waduell
Ling
MeKsey Wduence
Wormed Moon Signals and Health Ads in Geraldton June
An OCR fragment mixes astronomical timing notes for Geraldton in June with medical claims and solicitations. It promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Pain Balsam, offering refunds and listing Marine Terrace retailers W B Fallowfield and W L Pallawarth. The text blends lunar data with sensational medical pitches and local advertising.
Suher Remediation Guidance Note
A terse advisory states that the remedy bottle should always be kept in the house ready for instant use when required. The text emphasizes constant accessibility and prompt action.
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Wineberg
Abine Terrace
Geraldton School
Donwarra
Cherre
Bath
Margate
Bult
Heme, Sweet Home
Ayer
Lael
Hove
Tina
Happy
Williams
St. Vitus
Renee
Reinet
Fallowfield
Jeraldton
Bubaia
Erman Editors
England
Canton
Royal Hunt Club
Ascot
King Charge
MR Seddon
ST. Paul's
Maore
Bony
Federal Politics
Mativenon
Tomach Ai
Reeloc
Kingston
Kiveston
Owine
Wilal
Hobson's Bay
South Australia
PISA
Immigration
Watson
Tahar
Tall Tosniehl
Oliver Howie
Oailvie and
Spencer
Mocur
Alwes Etrest
Buch
Goorow Hanks
Hwa
Manks
Petaminos Wallinkioe
Hans
Gipkins
Geranton Esxpreas
Colman
Stones Cash
London Wool Sales
Mesars Dalgety & Co. Ltd
Ante
Londer
Shipp
Abelvat
Lalculated
Tur
Ton Eithely
Balams
Orst
S. Pain
W. B. Fallowfield
Marine Terror
Garaldton
Chamberlain
Pallawhetd
Marine Terrace
Geraldiom
Woure
WM. Carson & CO Marine Terraos
General Commission
Howes
Ewieg Mackioes
WM. Carson & CO
Andres
Northampton Meat Supply
Mitchell
Rixpreas
Cal Land Office
Hatin
Northampton
Geraldton Local
Seralstun
Las Bacach
David Pascoe
Bonnington
Trish Mosa
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