May Handicap Triumph By Loredano At Perth Race Meet
At Perth the May Handicap was won by Loredano at 10 to 4, beating favored Guardian. The meeting saw strong attendance and solid racing, with other results including Zedcliffe Harm, Rockingian Handicap, and Maylands Handicap events. In South Australia Adelaide hosted the Goodwood Handicap won by The Amazon, with The Amazon also placing in the Free Handicap. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended for children’s coughs and colds.
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Perth
Wn Wt.c
Asent
Loredano
Arnoath
Io Tv
South Australia
Amazon
Chamberlain
Colin
Football Association meeting outlines new club admissions
Friday's session approved admission of Rovers Railways and Mercantiles to the association. D Pascoe Inglis Booney Carson re-elected as officers with Davies treasure and Moore as pursuivant. Season opens with Railways v Rovers on Saturday. May fixtures listed. eligibility rules discussed. Dr Logan to present deputation and ground charge plan.
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Tae
Meswrs
D. Pascoe
Inglis
Booney
Carson
Rovers, Railways, and Mercantiles
Rartle
J. Carson
D. Pamcoe
Enakerian
Davies
J. Moore
Flall
Imekeeper
Chiba
Gost
Surge
Railways
Rovers
Meanwars
Mercantiles
Mercantilen
Mostra
Bartle
Aireteet
Thaitore
Tata
Logan
Tenon
al Charg
Finn
Losin
Momlay
Niceti
The Premier's Visit Letter to Mayor
A letter from Premier to Mayor F G Armstrong thanks him for the courtesy shown during the recent visit to Geratiton. The Premier and Hon J D Connolly express appreciation for the warmth and assistive information gathered, noting it will aid government work affecting the district as ministers are called upon to act.
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F. G. Armstrong
J.D. Connolly
Geratiton
Ministeen
Yalgoo Notes Highlight Local Transport and Mining Issues
Yalgoo notes discuss Rodan's monopoly on freight for mines and stations, critique mail coach horse distances, and note optimistic ore prospects around Yalgoo hampered by water. Mentions Correlated topics including cricket, racing, printing costs, and new mining developments in the region.
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Black Range
Rodan
Australia
Wadingarra
Yaloo
Lownk
Lwantoe
Tyanhoe
GM. Co
Ar. Lawns
Rone
Cueam Y Dawn
Jovely Uresnen
Maya
Practical notes on Perth ward election and local trouble
A fragmentary column notes a ward election near Perth with small vote margins and tensions among candidates Hawkins and De Tiaynes. It mentions Peterhead and Fremantle matters, a case of a one month prison sentence for bat theft, and a broad critique of rogues and temptations. The piece includes local political rhetoric and scattered remarks on laws, finance, and press controversies.
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Perth
Hawkins
Tiaynes
Peeth Moai
Amistograte Social Standing As Personal Assertion
A. Fow Davies argues that funeral misperceptions of ancestry ignore social reality. He traces the term gentleman from Latin roots and notes that social rank has shifted from landholding and obligation to sovereign titles to self-asserted status. The piece reflects on Henry VIII era social mobility and the modern rise of personal rank.
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Plebeliin
The Puzzle of Nobility Ancestry and Social Climb
A verbose discussion on how rising ancestry and efforts to erase noble origins affect gentility. It argues that many children of noble lines fail to sustain status due to inherited advantages, age of parents, and changing social conditions. The piece contemplates whether new noble lines arise from nontraditional origins as old bloodlines wane.
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Duther
Victoria Wins Interstate Eight-Oar Race
The interstate eight-oar rowing race on the Torrens saw Victoria secure victory with Tasmania and New South Wales advancing closely. Victoria surged late to win by about one length, followed by New South Wales three lengths back and West Australia four lengths behind, in 20 minutes 54.26 seconds.
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Torrens Todas
Tasmania
Victoria
New South Wales
Ted
Mahi
West Australia
South Australia
Drs
Teomanta
Riots and Explosions Hit Rawal Pindar and London
Reports from Rawal Pindar in Northwest Punjab describe a mob burning motor cars pillaging mission churches and contractor stores. Armed Hussars patrol the town after police dispersed the unrest with casualties and property damage. A separate explosion in a military magazine near London caused many deaths and widespread injuries as walls and buildings were torn down.
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London
India
Rawal Pindar
Nort-West Tulla
Salonika Outrage Shocks Britain Over Ransom Recovery
London reports the British government has demanded repayment from Turkish authorities of the ransom paid for the release of Fi Atcott, kidnapped at Salonika by bandits. The move follows the outbreak of outrage over government expenditure on ransom.
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London
Brigamis
Fi Atchott
Salonika
Repatriated Australians Sail From London
Steamer Strathlantic departed, Durban yesterday with 70 Australians repatriated at the expense of the Federal Government.
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London
Durhan
Inter-State Fatal Railway Accident
A Melbourne report says a man was fatally injured by a V/line train near the line between Hewalla and Wodonga. The driver found the injured man after stopping, and he died during an attempted examination. It is believed the man jumped from a passenger train.
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Melbourne
Hewalla
Wodonga
Man William Parry Shoots Himself at Fyteroy
An inquest heard that William Henry Parry shot himself at Fyteroy yesterday. His wife testified he was nearly always drunk. the verdict found death by own action with no violent evidence to show his state of mind.
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Afelbourne
William Henry Parry
Fyteroy
Brompton wheat ship ashore after mishap at Queenstown
Melbourne reports that the barque Brompton, which reached Melbourne January 27 with 98,935 bags of wheat, met a mishap and was beached at Queenstown Ireland. The Marine Underwriters Association has been advised of the incident and its consequences.
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Melbourne
Marine Underwriters’ Association
Brompton
Queenstown
Ireland
Curious fish trained to tolerate fresh water experiment
Professor Duckens reports a sequence of trials teaching sea fish to prefer fresh water. He claims fish accustomed to sea water gradually accept fresher water then tolerate mixed conditions, suggesting notable adaptability in species like cod and sole. A secondary note advertises Woods' Peppermint Cure and Chamberlain's Pain Balm as remedies.
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Duckens
Hering
Goa
Woman Struggles as Man Aims Assault in Street
A woman fights off a man who strikes another man, knocking him down. The assailant sends a woman named Norman Spells home, then returns to where Arthur Hayes lies. Hayes’s brother-in-law Améd Munro helps move Hayes to a nearby home before police arrive and arrest the grave suspect.
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Norman
Arthur Hayes Will
Hayes
Améd Munro
Fils Nous
Dawa
NSW Publist Found Dead After Gas Left On
Sydney reports a fatal gas incident as Frank Andrews a pupilist from West erm Australia was found unconscious in a Newtown hotel bed with the gas turned on. He died after being admitted to Drnnow Al Fred Hospital. The case is under investigation.
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Sydney
Frank Andrews
Westerm
Auwteatia
Drnnow Alfred Hospital
Newtown
Vessel Sees Heavy Damage After Collision at Port Chalmers
South Australis suffered serious injuries after a collision with a band at Fall near Port Chalmers. The semaphore struck wrecks of the Norma and Jessie Darling. Despite a flooded fore peak, the vessel continued to Port Chalmers.
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Port Chalmers
Jessie Darling
Explosion Alarm Near Fremantle Hospital Worries Residents
Shortly after midnight on Sunday residents near Fremantle Hospital were awakened by a terrific explosion. Workmen at a drainage project reported placing a damaryd plot of dynamite at a root of a trench. The blast caused alarm and some distress to nurses and patients in the hospital.
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Srey
Fremantl Hospital
Pent Gti
Ena 2
Hhe Hospital
Terrible Attempted Train Wreck On Continent Journey
Report from London describes a sensational incident aboard a train traveling across the Continent. A sabotaged air brake or water pot was discovered after a dramatic halt near Sion. Investigators suspect malice aimed at wrecking the train, with bolts and fittings removed in a deliberate act.
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London
Edward
Sion
Sic
Mining notes reveal旺 extensive ore at several claims
Mining readers are told of substantial payable ore at Gales More and Grose's and Baker's holdings near the battery with plans for large shipments in coming months. The Nemesis and Tuckawarra show a successful crush at the state battery, while Lantefeld develops a satin plant capable of processing over 4000 tons monthly. Reports from Meekatharrs battery list April crushes for multiple parcels, and proposals in Nannine hint at new bench works using coal and provisions. The letter from ANTLLAND GRABBER at Greenough raises political hints and personal views amid broader mining updates and regional prospects.
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Jan
Grose
Baker
Gambier
Leononville
FATAL FALL ON BOURKE STREET WHILE CLEANING WINDOWS
A man named James Cronin died instantly after a window cleaning accident in Bourke Street for Salt. Tempestuous weather delayed the steamer Unity by 24 hours due to gales, with Unity wrecked on Stockton Bay after its piston failed. Melbourne, returning from Newcastle, sought shelter in Sydney as storms battered eastern and northern coasts.
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Melbourne
James Cronin
Bourke-street
Wilson
Unity
Botany
Lake Macquarie
Stockton Bay
Newcastle
Sydney
Timber Trade Dispute in Perth Court Resumes Hearing
In Perth before Mr Roe, the court heard claims against Messrs Hol y Lopes and Ryan connected to a timber workers strike. Timber manager Tersdale Smith stated Holman was said to have urged resumption of work only if an eight hour day minimum wage of Ss was conceded. Honnington's Irish Moss advertised as a cure for coughs and chest ailments.
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Perth
Pale Asione
Roe
City
Holy Lopes
Ryan
Tersdale Smith
Holman
Correspondence to the Editor on Greenought election
In a letter to the editor, the writer discusses the Greenought election where P. Stone faced Harney, the Moore Government nominee. The piece argues the victory came from opposition to the party rather than Tarney, accusing Pat of rail-sitter traits and political opportunism, with critique of Labor-member T. J. Brown and the financial implications for local wheat sellers.
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Green
P. Stone
Harney
Moore
Stang
Tarney
Pat
Town Hall
T. J. Brown
Police Court summaries from a Friday night session
Andrew Quirk pleaded guilty to being drunk and was fined or three days. Sydney Harold Clarke faced a hat theft charge from Freemasons Hotel. trial adjourned. A Fenians member sought help for legal aid, and another defendant remained silent or guilty on resumption, receiving hard labor.
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Andrew Quirk
Sydney Harold Clarke
J. Burnett
Hii
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Port Coast Tragedy After Rescue Ends with Suspect's Death
Melbourne police report a Saturday night incident on Rowena Parade Port Coast where a man assaulted a woman. A rescuer subdued the assailant and later found him dead. the rescuer was arrested as part of the investigation. The events unfolded as bystanders heard screams and alerted authorities.
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Melbourne
Rowena Parade
Port Coast
Pichi William Grace
Weather Log From Batenadad Reports Heavy Rainfall
Weather records show 29 inches of rain, heavy downpour at 8 pm lasting about 15 minutes, morning readings 0 80 051 and 80.217, max 78 and min 54.8. Ships report a vessel named Una sailing from Fremantle at 7 am yesterday and not yet sighted, prompting anxiety.
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Batenadad Wa
Aotha PO
Ameter
Una
Fremantle
Ami
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Hen of Stim
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Brennan Weston
Tite Football Association
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R. O. Seok
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Karra Jarrah Co
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Geraldton Express
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New Zealand Insurance Coy
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Geraldton Express” Co., Ltd
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Tuckawarra State Battery
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Adjaxelies Proprietary
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Tieliston 'Go
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Murchison Fields
Propects Il
Nannine
Pralwesews
Col- Coal
Uuring
State Battery
Newton
Max Totum
Jenner
Avare
Antlland Grabber
Greenough
Grantala
Messrs. Holman, Jones
Honnington
MR. Stone
Jenna
Gathile
Droadhurst Sidhe
Lal Peotlemen
Bonnington's
Rome
King Billie
Bonmington
R. W. Greville
Geraldson
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