Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Quick Backache Relief
A Northampton reader recounts a long kidney pain journey and credits Doan's Backache Kidney Pills with restoring health. The letter describes severe back pain, weak kidneys, and relief after using the pills bought at Conway's Drug Store, urging others to seek the same remedy.
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Eatine
Effert
Caune
Dean
Stenner
Sandmerons
Gerakiton
Conway's
Baal
Tam Ple
Foster-McCiellan Co
Murraywirret
Perth
Doan's
Correspondence on Curran’s London artists performance
The writer defends Mr Curran’s persistency and criticizes another letter’s tone. He questions slang, social etiquette, and whether Curran accused him of being absent from a hall during a performance while seeking clarity on his own credibility and role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curran
London
Tse
Aaryone
Mr. Curran
Cirran
Geraldton Roads Board meets in July for gravel road works and tenders
Geraldton Roads Board held its monthly meeting with chairman W McK Grant and secretary J C Kidd present. Tenders accepted include gravel road works from Kejarina to the siding and Chapman River road extensions. Delegates were named to pursue railway spire/foot line talks, and plans to spend balance under section 21 were discussed. Also noted is a local remedy advertised as Ronnington's Irish Moss for colds with a July 14 date in Geraldton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miessrs
W. McK Grant
G. R. Davis
Te Barker
W. Lynch
J.C. Kidd
Kejarina
Jas O'Brien
Scott's Road
Rudd's Gully
Crowther Station
Chapman River Road
Webber's
Giles
W. Bunter
C. Webber
A. Weber
Wnd
Tomlors
Greenough Road
Greenough River
Cnter
M. Kane
Mt. Erin
Koserina
Upper
Hey
Patton
John Callaghan
J. FR. Davis
Wish Express
East Chapman
F. Fr. Sewell
Tibeadlton
Sunt Springs
Davis
L. R. Davis
Mrongoonnaka
Read Compound Triumphs In LIB Event
Read Compound won a LIB event, defeating competitors in a decisive finish. Details on participants, venue, and exact score appear in the report.
British Radicals Interfere in Australian Politics
London reports from Pall Mall Gazette alleging Radicals interfere with South Africa and educate Australia. It notes Cobden Club appeals to electors and criticizes British advocates in preferential trade as intrusion. Miss Billington, jailed for assaulting a policeman, gains support as a martyr. Tribune cites Alfred meetings demanding women’s suffrage and Asquith’s resignation. Home Secretary Gladstone reduces her fine and imprisonment on leniency appeal.
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London
Pall Mall Gazrite
South Africa
Australia
Misa Billington
Asquith
Holloway
Tribune
Coluaithing
Tech
Manchester
Herbert
Gladatant
Miss Billington Reasonadle
Railway court stirs over apology and orders
Fragmented report shows railway commissioner clashing with officials over apology demands. Tangled quotes suggest pressure on Captured authority figures as trains face service issues and potential discipline.
Ault Case Deliberations Continue Against Second Engineer
A murky report details alleged misconduct by a second engineer in a maritime inquiry. The case involves duty negligence claims, public safety concerns, and ongoing trial preparations as authorities press for accountability.
Public Works By Laws and Road Gate Requests at Meeting
From Under-Secretary for Public Works a committee was appointed to review by laws and uniformity with other boards. The board authorized a sub committee to report on efficiency. The balance of the annual event at 2300 was available and to be prepared for audit after June. Requests included opening a road from a homestead location 180 to Edward road and gates along the railway line near Moongoontoka to Glengarry, granted pending Railway Department permission. The next meeting is scheduled for July 1, 1906.
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Public Works
Cne
Meysry
L. R. Davis
W. Lynch
S. L. Parker
Neve
Public Forks
Treasury
Aly
Finn Mapeates
Connolly
Aking
Eaward Road
W. McKenzie Grant
Moongoontoka Pate
Glengarry
Uilily
Russia Turmoil Amid Terror Attacks and Duma Sparring
Terrorists killed two policemen at a cafe and wounded a third before fatally shooting a police sergeant near St Petersburg. In Moscow discussions, Interior Minister Stolypin resisted Left critiques of army spending and famine relief. News notes extensive famine, emigration, and mutinies following crop failures.
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St. Petershore
St Peterholl
Trepott
Russia
Stolypin
Stiouts
Sebastopol
Tram Hits Chinese Man Near Perth Station
A tram ran over Su Leong, a Chinese man, near Wit Perth station with no crossing nearby. The accident prompted inquiry and passages mention a libel case in the Supreme Court over a shop claim at Federal Buildings William Street Perth, an apology and £1 paid into court, and a jury awarding £5 plus costs. The Pilbara election status is unclear with references to Suie 2% and Lith.
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Su Leong
Wit Perth
Logan
Plainsill
Builidings
Williamstreet
Peomiantle
Fat Win
Plain
Jiry
Empire Pride and Naval Might Across the Empire
The piece argues imperial grandeur with 490 million subjects and 14 million square miles, praising Britain’s revenue, trade gains, and naval supremacy. It cites Australia, Canada, and the Commonwealth, defending the Empire’s strength against distant powers and urging appreciation of Britain’s battleships and maritime force.
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Empire
Wietarth
Imperial Treasury
Talia
Canada
Commonwealth of Australia
Dominic Sampson
United Kingdom
Britain
Foytelass
France
Germany
Russia
Teasure
Bretish
Mysterious Jester Uncovers Plot Against King at Ancona
Tuesday Lamdon reports a mysterious Jester linked to an Anarchist plot to assassinate the King of Mary. Hours before arriving at Ancona to open a hospital, a suspect found in Aurelio Landi’s house near a railway at Castle lerrit. Missiles believed meant to wreck the royal train. Taudi and two anarchists arrested.
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Lamdon
Mary
Ancona
Aurelio Landi
Castle Lerrit
Taudi
Address in reply debate in State Parliament
Worth Wednesday session opens with Mr Sommers continuing the address in reply and Mr Plewsie honored minister to summarize. Mr Moore criticizes the government for excluding Far North representation and hints at losses of 193,000 pounds yearly with Ye Commonwealth. Timber dispute and freight actions are noted as government efforts while House adjourns until today.
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Sommers
Plewse
Mr. Moore
Commonwealth
Bar Party
Randell
Hrinace
House
Langsford Snake
Coun FL
Fragmented note on Water Supply Crisis and Public Works
A damaged and garbled report describes a district water supply crisis and proposed public works. Figures reference maintenance, legal action, and a forthcoming schedule, with emphasis on the need for urgent government oversight and response.
Fragmented Cry of Sick Children and City Scars
A garbled OCR passage depicts distressed references to sick children, night, fear, and a city landscape. Names and places are obscured, but the text laments suffering, darkness, and a plea for relief amid urban hardship. The fragmentary narration implies a dramatic scene or poem about plight and memory.
Delayed reprieve leads to wrongful execution in Bengal
A prisoner condemned to death in Bengal was executed due to a post office delay in delivering the reprieve. The despatch containing the man’s clemency arrived after the execution, revealing a miscarriage of mercy in the handling of the case.
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Bengal
British Fleet Obsolete Within Five Years Says Beardmore
Mr M Beardmore warned that rapid improvements in naval construction would render the British fleet hull obsolete within five years as the battleship Agamemnon was launched. He spoke at the shipyard, noting heavy expenditures and the push for modern designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Beardmore
Fem
Agamemnon
Mining pargel and battery trial details in 19th century report
A fragmented and archaic mining ledger describes pargel invoicing, a voltaged battery assay, and a long list of measurements and names. The text records valuations, dates, and the progress of ore processing with references to specific workers and consignments, noting a satisfactory result for a parent battery test.
Mt Magnet Prospects Stir Hope of New Gold Find
Reports from Mt Magnet describe assay results and promising signs at a concrete prospect near a piney creek, with several parties mounting detailed geological work and staking claims. Local activity spikes as researchers map a forty foot wide area and test to greater depths, amid a latent rush to establish viable ore.
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Ana Iarebluy
Severn Rajierts
Ieee
Alvin
Rhein
Assembly Sees Sympathy Resolution Amid Turmoil
The Legislative Assembly met in light of recent tragedy, with the Premier moving a resolution expressing sympathy to Stes Thanond and family following Abel's death. Members observed silence as the body adjourned.
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Stes
Thanond
Abels
Bath
Toyse
Retirement of Bilenton Leader Sparks Legislative Backing
The article notes a retirement motion in the Legislative Council with support from Dr Hackett and Vice President Warmly urging the mover. Harriet speaks in favor as Sir Joly Skearton is referenced. Mr W G Cramer and Inspector etc. return from Perth after a long absence to resume official duties.
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Joly Skearton
Shipping Arivals At Thealay WN Percy Stars
Shipping report lists arrivals including Thealay WN Percy and Fran Beruianttes with multiple crew members such as Mes seve Wy WEL Mya Terry Anigies Cagle Tall Shanharner Cant Kleviies Corer Me Mall Dates Hrny Smith Swioneie among a rare batch of goods and personnel.
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Artivals Thealay
Percy
Fran Beruianttes
Mya
Terry Anigies
Cagle Tall
Shanharner
Kleviies
Corer
Me Mall
Dates
Hrny
Smith
Swioneie
Dr Art Ete Tupslay Prieta Tale
Fragmented OCR reads unclear names and events. The readable elements mention a doctor or medical figure, a place or date not clearly captured, and possible civic or personal notices. No definite actions, outcomes, or affiliations can be confirmed from the text provided.
NSW Assembly Debates Confidence Motion and Treasury Surplus
The Sydney Governor's Speech highlighted a large surplus and reduced expenditure. In South Wales Assembly, ministers faced a lack of confidence over lands policy and criticisms of Mr Rick's actions, with debate touching Abbets-in-Tepl and related departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Treasury
Mrrick
Maso Seating Weacon Of Dating Held In Us
A dated notice announces a seating event described as a weacon of dating to be held in the United States by a local ball company. Details are sparse in the fragment.
DLAK RANGE Gold Mining Company Meeting Report
A Me baurny meeting of the Bark Range Gold Mining and Ltt announced last year’s operations were halted amid high costs. They recorded a net profit of £21,000 with £10,000 funded to the reserve and dividends payable to shareholders. The balance carried forward and new capital details are outlined with on hand cash around £5,000.
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Bark Range Gold Mining & Ltt
Elkin
Toremuung
Hoye
Yc -Lho
Onn
Sharchaldo
Tswineserve
Fragmented account of minister and parishioners in peril
A garbled report describes a minister at his parish. An unclear incident on a wall and a fast flow cause concern as observers react. The tale mentions Lamar in precarious places and asks how this unrest will unfold. The fragmentary text hints at danger and anxiety among residents.
Hope Deferred. A Rough Speech in a Ragged Dialogue
The fragment shows a muddled scene with Hope speaking to a sad lady and a figure named Pat. Characters discuss choices between tea or whiskey, a drink called wholekay, and a plan to fetch whiskey later. The text reads as a faded dialect piece with unclear setting and actions.
Prospect of Tem Likely Mentioned In Word Salad
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions names and places in a confused manner. No coherent events or facts emerge beyond scattered terms like Trem, Hemet, and various medical product phrases. The text appears as stray phrases rather than a news item.
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Wineberg
Geraldton
Marine Terrace
Geraldto
Wana
Jewellery
Beaides
Tam
Tomlinson
Becaus
Northampton
R Augusting Curran
Pointnoton
Geraldton Roads Board
Ronnington
Wolfe’ Schnapps
Miss , Billington
Asquituts
Watt
Mr. McGowan
Wrasling Offictals
Ditoerm
Herth
Wertiesabay
Genenal
Cotisdoner
Abe
Tip
George
Latver
Slater
Mr. Turpin
Alte
Wilawhully
Seuvberl
Tal
Tim
Fairhaien
Italy
State Parliament
Legislative Council
Black Range District
Oroshiang Moenrres
CMC
Tange
Bree Harel
BTEC
Caliente
Caprie
Taree
Tony
Ty Ulin
Moore
Mattie
Licey
Natal
Bambaata
Naval Construction
Amcoorie
Colman
Stones Cash
Colgate
Tosi Wetert
Beeson
Wien
Princess Atte
Ooqardil
Tucker
BA Nouy
Brown Hill
Pacnasda
Wiolipwe Fa
Cannonville
Messrs
Miler
Arreivk
Mt. Magnet
Gul
Legislative Assembly
Bilenton
W. G. Cramer
DR Art Ete
sTabiy Trey
South Wales
South Wales Assembly
Maso
Acta Pas
Haolthy and
Greefy
Axercian
Goop Music
Actorp Music
Skrtes
Dlack Range
Frsumpa
Eeeo
Asma
Hevuchit
Bay
WM. Carson's CO
MARIN
Juctionrere & Valuatore
Eplenalla
Lana
Kewing
Sala Ter Sani
Jonk
WM. Carson & CO
Ly Avetion
Kien
Woods
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