Sinn Fein and Home Rule Rift Baffles Irish Parties
London dispatch reports the Sinn Fein executive, seen as more militant, opposing the National League on Home Rule terms proposing sovereignty and limited powers for Ireland. In Parliament, a motion by Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman urges reform of the Lords to curb its powers and speed government bills.
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London
Sinn Fein
National League
Ireland
Sinn Fein Hains Theowshtein
Lanse
Commmons
Campbell- Bannerman
House of Lords
House of Commons
Geraldton Council Votes for Water Supply Advance
Geraldton Municipal Council held a special meeting to consider applying for a distant town clerk post and other business. The mayor and councilors debated funding a water supply project, proposing a £500 government advance to reach a total capital of £5,000 and repay from future revenue, with details on trenching and pumping plans and a committee to review applications.
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Geraldton
F. G. Armstrong
Cra
Witch
Counell
Tartnell
Nxt
Gecurine
Rumble
Wolting
Carlkime
H.p. Soi
Rhains Ain
Init Ab
Davia
Thersford
Joan
Smith
Bonnington's Trish Moss and Care of Ctuehe and Felie
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Bonnington and care items with unclear names. The text references chest and cautions, plus names Gousha and Polda, but details are largely unreadable. The fragment suggests a catalog or listing of care products or services with brand-like terms and scattered proper nouns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnington
Standart
Ctuehe
Felie
Voting results for town clerk position and adjournment
The record notes 28 candidates for assistant town clerk with vote counts Turrowa 2 F W Staddon 8 Wack %, and Jay 8. A ballot between Staddon and Black favored Black by F to 2. Meeting adjourned at 10 53 BW valid Monday next.
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Forlows Turrowa
F. W
Staddon
Wack
Jay
Messrs, Staddon
Black
Northampton Notes on T.O.O.F unity meeting and mining finds
The Northampton notes report the T.O.O.F unity meeting resulting in a Northampton branch with fourteen members enrolled. It covers claims along the Outer Meaays Richardson and Carters line, including 20 acres and a promising copper lode on the south boundary. Ongoing development at several mines, new shafts, and gas lighting upgrades at Miner’s Arms Hotel and Railway Hotel are noted amid fine weather.
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T.O.O.F
Manchester Unity
Kitchen
Moxham
Tim
Margaret
Cwafla
Miner’ Arms
Walkaway Nutex misquote disputed by local letter
A Walkaway correspondent defends Father Sheehan over unbecoming remarks reportedly attributed to him. D McCartney argues truth and fairness, denying the noted tirade and clarifying he did not write or inspire the remarks.
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Maying
Tamae- Piast
Iiving
Walkaway
Tanner
Nadradsetang
Father Sheehan
Centleman
Hummel
Timber Trade Trouble in Perth Ends Amid Congratulatory Telegrams
In Perth Tuesday night workers returned to mills as the relief committee sent telegrams directing cease of collection and to forward accounts. Congratulatory messages poured in praising the committee for decisive action and hopeful for long lasting peaceful relations. It is expected several men resume work tomorrow.
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Perth
Governor General in Peril Wreck of Pyrax in Princess Charlotte Bay
The cruiser Pyrax, carrying Lord Northcote and party to the Northern Territory, struck near Flinders in Princess Charlotte Bay and appears to be wrecked. The steamer Tinian towed attempts failed, leaving the fate of the lord and crew uncertain as Cairns rail reports arrive.
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Syiloay
Taestay
Ryan
Cairns
Pyrax Man
Lord Northcote
Northern Territory
Princess Charlotte Bay
Flinders
Railey
Cooktown
Tinian
Pyras
Dois
Northunte
Trix
Capricious Carvings and Federation Whispers
In a satirical review, Le Gromione mocks political squabbles over federation and divorce politics in Western Australia. It critiques officials, lawmakers, and judges while noting public apathy toward federation and the fragile mood of regional politicians like Monger and his allies. The piece lampoons legal absurdities and the uneven climate of reform debates.
Approved by the Mothers Bonnington's Irish Mors Iewell
An advert claims a home remedy endorsed by mothers for treating whooping cough chest ailments and throat complaints. It touts Tavor with the Mothers of Austratis and Woods' Crest Peppermint Cure as economical reliable medicines for household use.
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Bonnington
Long Island Millionaires Form Private Detectives After Burglary Spree
Russia reports a wave of daily burglaries on Long Island New York as wealthy residents grow alarmed. The robbers are described as skilled organized criminals with motor cars revolvers chloroform spray and other tools. In response the millionaires have organized a private detective group to capture the desperadoes.
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London
Long Island
New York
Pian
Persian Revolt Surrenders as Government Promises Safe Lives
London reports eighty five followers of the Pretender to the Persian throne surrender to authorities with a pledge that their lives will be spared. In a separate item, the Salonica steamer wreck near Coral Island after storm damage. only two of ninety two aboard are saved and fears grow for the fate of the rest.
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Monger
London
Salonica
Corral Island
Nelson
Rovers
The
Lalears
Moklin
Wensstay
Altvetin
Baneper
Erie
Gee Mayers
INTER STATE MINT ROBBERY DREAMS OF WITNESS
Melbourne reports a sensational tale of the Mint robbery. The owner Mr. Pascoe claims a vivid dream showed him witnessing the robbery outside the Mint lodge. He says a man he recognises took the safe key from a constable, opened the safe, and passed the gold to an accomplice before the key was replaced.
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Melbourne
Pascoe
Mint Lodge
Brudige
Died of hunger. A swagman's end.
The body of Eawin Church, an elderly swagman, was found this morning at Wickill Ty. Supposed he died of hunger and exposure.
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Methourhe Tiraday
Eawin
Wickiill
Accident Leads to Youth, Gun Misfire in Melbourne
A troubling Melbourne incident reports a youth named Viklar involved in a mishap with a gun at Euroa. The bullet struck Matthew Maher Frsnking, leading to his death shortly after. In a separate report, a respected resident Thomas Lave died after an incident in Renalin, with details sparse.
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Melbourne
Nama
Viklar
White Tiger
Euroa
Matthew Maher Frsnking
Inis
Aly Cadden
Renalin
Thomas Lave
Loke
Fragmentary Customs Phrase Sparks Confusion at Reading
A brief, unclear line from an OCR fragment shows a sudden exclamation "That will do yom one" followed by a abrupt fall. The readable portion hints at a misread aloud moment during a public reading or performance, but lacks concrete names, places, or dates.
Old Crime Revived at Mine Robbery Court Appearance
A court heard a case arising from a Chesterfield mine robbery and related charges. Sullivan faced charges of boating fraud and attempted murder, with bail set at £50 and a similar amount for another surety. Davis and others provided sureties as proceedings continued.
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MpMourne
ATC
Baimisilate Court
Wieowine
Tewnshire
Eaghehawh
Sullivan
Chareel
Arthie
Trenton Mount
Yahoo
Girne Reifenes
Ted Prunely
Wes Allorsards
Gover nor to open Parliament on July 4 in Perth
Perth reports that the Governor Sir FG D Reiford will open Parliament on July 4 with a lively session anticipated. The treasurer Mr PF Wilson will receive probate duties of around 78 000 on the Tansell estate in the coming days. Premier Moors travels to Bunbury to deliver ministerial addresses in Busselton and other towns. Opposition caucus meets Friday morning to plan policy. Mr Bath replies to the premier in Subiaco that evening.
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Perth
Nawheen
FG. D. Reiford
Pf) Wilson
Tansell
J. Moors
Tronbury
Promi Gamenty
Uvewise
Busselton
Labor Party
Bath
King's Hall
Subiaco
Maure
Mildura Wreck Salvage Claims Stir Perth News
Reports from Perth this morning discuss salvage activity tied to the steamer Mildura wrecked off North West Cape in April. Rumors mention Onslow’s owner offering a substantial sum for salvage and the Australian Salvage Company preparing to advance toward the Derby district station.
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Perth
Mildura
Cape
Tandeoe
Onslow
ASN. Co
Aasn Co
Toots
Gameayi Jus AnioiBer
Kmnts
Torning
Pak Ge
Ste
Derby
Nelson's Column Reflects on Football and Public Life
The column laments Lochinvar's brief football remarks and praises local efforts and civic spirit. It notes the Town Hall completion, the Meresentites’ strengthening, and voter interest, with nods to Sir Nelson, Mr Pope, and community figures amid a lively, if rambling, town dialogue.
Fragmented Nutshells Chronicle of Murky 19th Century News
A garbled compilation of early 20th century clippings touches on local politics, industry, and crime. It mentions Northampton and Victoria area references, railway and mining mentions, a Deep South drink issue, and a court case involving bigamy. The text weaves through miscellaneous notes and sensational snippets without coherent narrative.
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Wolfe’ Schnapp
Australia
Het
Afbeg
British Politics
Trish
Motton
Wineberg
Arine Terrace
Geraldt
Geraldton Municipal
Woot
Polda
Northampton
McCartney
Peril
Pyramus
Charlotte Bay
Lord
Borthcote
Avi
le Gromione
Fihlert
Doctor
Pangelo
Astromyiner Cooke
New South Wales
Prin
Nex
Ged Walfnemly
Tin Ever
Eailly
Fairbairn Persiasfom
Sherry
Cockson
Nince
Geraldfon
Pretier Moore
Queensland
W.A
Don Veare
Weetratia
Ile
Veill
Hower
Russia
Isa Ster
Victoria
Thunger
Idden
Parliament
Fite
Aly Parliament
Premier
Bunbury
Opposition
Batie
USN. CO
Handcock
Robur Tea
Robur
Lochinvar
Rascal
Wren
Adyler
Becton
Wilife
Paul
Annette
Paul Anus
Payid
Bern Gee
Als Tonis
Rates
Stone
Gremouch
Persom
Pat
Tam
Harry
Sally
Griffin
Hag
Lonter
Mick
Por Roenan
Mr. Pope
River Lear
Kelly Mare
Masonic
Father Gilmeye
Toman
Wbrey
Pope
Frown
Tannestras
Tirawn
Father
Chatto
Sriceliens
Rand
Poseidon
Vic
Mowlay
Nim Tor
Trewere
Millara’ Company
Rome
Nin
Settier
Upper Murray
Ts Fountains
Ettort Belae Mae
Ail Ser Coingine
Peetty Mint
Resewal Bess
Teinan
Mlert Mewnan
We Kaleovrhie Court
Withean
Crown
Accumd
Wandel
E. Fr
Dempater
Blackstone Oil Engines
Clutterbuck Bros
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