Northampton Notes Highlight Mining Revival And Local News
A local correspondent reports revived activity at the Navetern mines with three year backing by a Port company. Promising lodes are being developed while weather and a residential death at Mr. Mitchott are noted events.
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Newex
Deenereas
Fehl
Northampton
Prich Company
Mitchott
Mreno Scott
Fitzpatrick
Dalgety
Upper Gascoyne
Mitchell
Kaon Yetlee
Fmis Fener
Marclan
Rick
Ielaw
Scott
Reneius
Rene Herestont
Hive
Uae
Aldo
Althoteh
Saene
Chelor
Cours
Mining company face winding up over debts and creditor petitions
The Trenton Colt Mining Company director reports a worsening debt load with claims of 12/1 per share and calls for voluntary winding up. Creditors oppose asset liquidation calls and petitions for compulsory winding up were heard, with authorities due to decide. Meanwhile, mine outputs and battery reports from various works are noted and a police meeting supported a local election venue.
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Mahazer
Trenton Colt Mining Copany
Svete Coloog
Sharphailers
Potiainey
Beime
Uate
Theeetote
Mnail
Tistier MeviNan
Hs Annie Ty
Mooningtons Trish Moss Remedy Advertises Elusive Cure
Fragmentary 18th/19th century ad appears to promote a cure named Moonningtons Trish Moss. The text hints at relief for cold and flu symptoms, with directions to take a remedy, and it lists a seller WD Fatlowheht and Marine Tereacs. The garbled OCR implies medical sales language and export claims without clear efficacy.
Northampton Jottings Mention Local Show and People
A fragmented reminiscence describes a recent show with mixed crowd reactions and local figures such as Abeve better than Wat and references to a crowd at the Three Bar. The writer notes weather dryness and various town characters observing events and church gatherings amid passing comments on loyalty and social behavior.
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Young
Papal
Smuthambetate
Frish Moss Remedies Advertised Along Perth Street
Obscure medical ad lists various remedies and vendors, mentioning Galvanie Relty and Serafica agents. It cites May Street Perth W. and references physicians sending pamphlets and free samples to customers. The fragment hints at a dealer network for patent medicines with unclear product names and locations.
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Gay Sigexty
Pamphes
Post Tree
May Street
Perth
W.de— Adve
Northampton town notes on shows and local chatter
The writer muses on Mr Beresford and a recent show, noting Northampton’s lively but critical ear for music. He mentions Mr Drew’s surprising travels, awaits Tamers Ivy’s visit, and hints at town identity and honest reporting among local correspondents. The piece closes with plans to continue writing despite distractions and upcoming work.
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Concert and dance draw huge crowd for mall fund
A Walkaway Hall event supported the Tuntenal Mall project drawing a packed crowd from across the district. About £14 was raised, with attendees noting Miss Wiley of St Catherine’s Halt, who is soon to marry, among those present.
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Tuntenal Mall
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Constipation remedy ad advertised in old Geraldton notice
An antiquated advertisement promote a constipation product named Chamberton's Stam hawt Tver Talleis sold by W. J. Fatluwield on Marin' Terrace in Geraldton. It proclaims relief with a leant movement and claims superiority over rivals.
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Hawes
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Destruction over orchard cited by inspectors sparks concern
A reader condemns inspectors for ordering the destruction of 350 trees after a codlit moth diagnosis in a Western Australian orchard. Questions arise about inspector accuracy, remedies, and risks to small growers life’s work. The letter notes local fashion trends and a community Cake and Apron Fair in Walkaway with over £20 raised.
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Campbell
Greenough
Perth
Mec
Ife
le Gromleur
Walkaway
Pink Pills Restore Health in Ailing Woman’s Testimony
Mrs. Sarah Whitvaber of Coolgardie recounts years of back pain, sickness, and collapse before using Dr Williams Pink Pills. After six doses she recovers fully, staying well and able to manage her home with renewed energy.
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Woris
BUNNINGTON'S NSIL NOSA Promises Quick Cough Cure
BUNNINGTON'S NSIL NOSA claims to cure coughs and colds where other remedies fail. The ad advises keeping a hottie in the house for immediate use when needed.
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Bunnington
San Francisco Latest Gables and Budget Notes
The article reports on a government budget session led by the Exchequer official. It notes estimates for the year 18h, revenue and expenditures, and changes to duties and payrolls. It references anticipated revenue and specific tax measures affecting trade with Britain and national expenses.
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Tiesiay
Fis Budeot
Britain
South Africa Rebels Increase Pressure Amid Native Unrest
A report from Natal and Transvaal notes two Europeans among rebels tied to native uprisings. Natives armed with rifles oppose poll tax and threaten action. Natal government withdraws reward for Bambaatac capture. civil courts act as southern districts respond.
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Puesitase
Satal Ivara
Ani
Acms
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Natal
Assassin in Moscow Underlines Russian Political Strife
A Russian Army officer, Colonel Ermalov, sentenced to four years in a disciplinary battalion, confessed to shooting De Varahisk before De Varahisk’s wife and children. The motive cited was revenge against a rival official. Authorities report duress as a factor, with suspected links to high-ranking officials.
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Ermalov
de Varahisk
Moscow
Atv
Anil Dokervert Steath A
al Commsenehowa
al Tobin
Potand
Mierrin
Meow
Tisseater
Divorce Laws Debate and Court Views on Equality
The piece discusses divorce law reform with references to a Vermont case and a court president weighing whether changes would be adequate without abolishing permanent reconciliation. It notes debates over whether reforms would make divorce easier and if English opinion would accept easier divorce while maintaining gender equality in alimony and relief.
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Laiminn
Econ Baris Aiverce Amt
DE Loree Court
Accimest Mine Disaster Claims Five Killed
Five miners died and seven were injured when a nail-dash explosion struck a party at Thewlais collieries in Glamorganshire. The accident occurred as the men waited to descend a pit shaft near the village of Thewlais.
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Thewlais Rolliers
Glamorganshire
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Advertised
An old advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy for a range of ailments including faintness, nervous disorders, headaches, and digestive irregularities. It claims benefits for women, partial paralysis, rheumatism, and liver complaints, with price details and a note that medical advice is free.
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Fink
Williams
Auatralia
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Mike Mwood
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Dr. Williams
Mivine Com
Perth
Political turmoil in Wilson region hints at ministry shakeup
reports indicate discontent within the local government as Governor Tasen faces opposition and several ministers are absent. Widespread speculation points to reshuffles involving key officials and potential policy shifts amid mounting tensions.
New Roads Board Members Elected After Unclear Vote
A letter to Tongapes News suggests confusion in the April vote for Areemaugh Roads Board. The piece notes two new members and an unlicensed fees motion, with Wilton and Duncan named among those reportedly involved.
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Areemaugh Roads Board
Beleade
Wr Wilton
Suncan
GP Mountain Meeting Notes and Porteres Return
The action of the tentative meeting appears to hinge on a personnel reshuffle and a note about porters. Mr Portmar is slated to attend a Perth session while Minister Barry faces scheduling and dietary concerns.
WISAGRE Doris held after ninth ward parade
Doris Wisagre was charged at Urinal Court with unlawfully wounding a girl at Chenaut. The defendant pleaded insanity. Willian Steptens and others faced related charges of theft and fault.
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Ue Urinal
Chenaut
Aguilty
Asner
Willan
Steptens
Fremantle National Militical League Subscriptions Authorized
The Fremantle National Military League approves subscriptions for three years. Judgment issued in favor of the plaintiffs.
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Fremantle National Militical League
Gralla
Watson visits Me State as Labor Party leader speaks
Mr. Watson of the Free Heal Labor Party visits Me State attending a June reception at Parliament House and a Town Hall event where his political history and the Commonwealth are discussed. An Opposition whip responds from the Queen's Hall as the day unfolds. A separate report covers a factory accident in Port Street injuring a timber merchant.
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Fragmented Chronicle of Chapmans Own Apareś
A garbled NCR era reminiscence blends railway rails, towns, and local figures with scattered names such as Meg Grey and Mister Grey. The text references Northamston and Poclinint, hints at a long timeline around 206 years, and contains fragmented musings on pumpkins, potatoes, and rural life.
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Miles Siti
Grey
Express Goves Paper Verhisnan
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Joe
Minnie Mista Ston
Aemry
Chamber balls and remedies tied to public health note
A fragment mentions Chamber ball as a potential remedy and warns against urinary accidents and injuries. It references locations Wobb, Fallowfeld, Marine Terrace, and Geraldton, suggesting a local health public notice or advertisement context.
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Chamberlain
Sain Hy Wobb
Fallowfeld
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Geraldton
Fragmentary 19th Century Letter Describes Local Life and People
A misspelled confessional letter paints a bustling rural scene with mentions of Northampton, Mister Taudder, Mister Jipp, and Mister Morisv. The writer notes plans, social chatter, fraternal aid, and household routines amid a fog of garbled phrases and names. The piece evokes village life and neighborly concerns through scattered proper nouns and partial sentences.
King Ekwa Sentenced to Nine Years in German Cameroon
The trial in the Reichstag and colonial governance context shows King Ekwa accused of slander and given nine years penal servitude. Other chiefs faced similar punishments for offenses tied to unrest against German rule as advised by the state attorney.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Cameroons
Ekwa
Hore von Putikaner
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