Middleton Family Aids Effort In Test Match Review
A fragmented report analyzes a cricket match featuring the Middleton family aided effort with Surrey in a test innings. It notes notable performers Whitty Wray and Marsal, cites totals and dismissals, and compares Australian bowling to English batting, highlighting key partnerships and wicket counts.
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Surrey
Countty
Avatratia
Whitty
Hayward
Wrayes
Trobes
Marsal
Paiisley
Pels AL
McCartany i
Noble
Bartoy
Anyward
Turbulent Western Australian Debate on Railways and Ministers
Fragmented remarks from a Western Australia town meeting discuss the Wilbarra railway project and ministerial appointments. The local press critiques Nansen's suitability, government guano pricing, and Keenan's resignation while noting tensions between ministers, councils, and mining interests. The piece highlights civic investigations and political friction affecting the North West.
Geraldton Express Ad Teaser Lists Postal Subscription
The Geraldton Express announces its schedule and subscription terms for readers. The notice notes delivery on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and mentions an annual subscription with advance payment and a defined rate. It emphasizes ease of access to readers statewide.
Robbery Under Arms Arrest At Railway Station Affair
Melbourne detectives arrest a man named Arthur Wilkinson after the Victoria Railway Station booking office robbery. Wilkinson denies the charge but is identified by a clerk and a passenger as a participant. Police say he was armed with a revolver during the May 4 incident and taken to the station.
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Melbourne
Arthur Wilkinsoft
Victoria
Wilkinson
Meg Tooker
Aw Wilkinson
Mo Ier
Percy Robinson
Booking Officr
Postal Prohibitions in Tasmania May Be Withdrawn
Melbourne telegrams report the Postmaster General asked by the Penn Minister to withdraw prohibition orders against several Tasmanian figures. He accepts full responsibility for the action and notes the seriousness of stopping citizens from Teller services. He reveals surprise that firms may have knowingly breached the law for years and suggests the orders could be withdrawn swiftly if supported.
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Melbourne
Tunseay
Penn
Tay
Sr Thomas
Prion
Tasmania
Yareltee
Tntervinweil
Crnetal
Hotore
Trim
Action for Libel Award Granted in Argus Case
Miss Grace Bayne wins 250 pounds in damages as Judge Box awards the libel action against Argus publishers. A seven day stay of proceedings is granted.
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Melbourne
Grace Bayne
The
Argus
New South Wales Barque Ravel Arrives at Newcastle
The Ruskin barque Ravel from Durba reached Newcastle in poor condition. It was immediately quarantined after several crew members were found ill with fever. Two sailors died. others suffered from deratting commnunatial fever. The report notes uncertainty about the voyage and losses, with confusion in the transmission of details.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Durba
Fist
Guarante
Flour Mill Fire Destroys Structure in Albury
A Sydney area blaze completely consumed a flour mill at Albury damaging adjoining property. Local authorities report the entire timber structure burned with efforts focused on preventing spread to nearby buildings as the fire raged for hours.
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Sydney
Mayes Dros
al Albury
Mike Mill
Sydney University Fire Brigade Evidence On Library Extension
Mr Webb superintendent of the Fire Brigade testifies before the Works Commission regarding the proposal to extend and complete the library at Sydney University. He notes the current fire safety installations are inadequate and that the new installation would be essential for the institution.
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Sydney
Ruewlay
Webb
Works Commission
Ube
New Zealand Unemployed Arrive Aboard Manuka Steamer
Nearly 400 passengers landed in New Zealand on the steamer Manuka with many working men and their families. Of the group 175 were in the steerage and 48 children. The chronically ill seek relief as ailments like chest complaints are mentioned with Woods Peppermint Cure advertised at 1 shilling 8 pence.
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West
Addargonent
Mr. Nansen
Nansen
Yoney
Thesay
Manuka Trin
Sydney Gas Co. meeting split over union employment stance
A Tuesday gathering at the Trades Mall saw Sydney Gas Co. employers’ group and union activists clash over hiring. Union supporters urged only unionized workers, while company reps warned of pressure to employ nonunionists. The dispute highlighted tension between management and labor in the city.
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Ayding
Sydney Gas Co
Trades
Vion
Ario
Agereimen
Discovery of precious stones reported near Wells
A basel dep prompted a Gala hearing as a drive uncovered rubies and other gems. Diamonds were also unearthed along the Sofia Tiniel near onker. The report notes stones were wet, with several gems found during the search.
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Wells
Onker
Sofia
Shooting Affair Leads to Remand in Adelaide Court
Adelaide Tuesday at the Adelaide Police Court Farry Viant was charged with shooting Avive Beatrive Keith with intent to murder her. He was remanded for eight days at the women's asylum in Adelaide Hospital pending further medical and legal action. Doctors operated but failed to locate the bullet. X rays may be used to fix the Ballet's position. The victim's condition is reported as greatly improved.
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Adelaide
Adlside
Farry Viant
Ay Stackney
Avive
Keith
Tadd
Frayny
Vietin
Insolvency Adjudication at Port Adelaide
In Port Adelaide McFarlane and Alfred Jones were adjudged insolvent. The Commissioner awarded second class reunification after debts were contracted without payment. Jones received six months hard labour and false pretences charges. McFarlane was sentenced to nine months with hard labor. Insolvents were ordered to repay as directed.
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McFarlane
Hart
Arrangements to Bring 1M Hack to Melbourne
An officer of the Criminal Investigation Depart ment will travel to Melbourne on Saturday to fetch Macartney, recently arrested by the Victorian Metropolitan Police on charges including fusion of the counts of the Cetlé Club and forgery. The club reportedly holds a £200 bond related to Macartney, who has served as secretary of the Tut for seven years.
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Perth
Werlarsday
Raline
Whan Macartney
Metropolix
Macartury
Tut
Sudden Death Strikes Fremanthy Club Leader’s Wife
In Perth yesterday Mrs Gallop wife of Mr Fret Gallup long prominent Fremanthy Club figure collapsed and died suddenly after illness. Ringingham doctor declared life extinct amid community sorrow and sympathy for the bereaved husband.
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Perth
Werthestay
Gallop
Fret Gallup
Freman Te
Te. Ringingham
Royal Agricultural Society Show Dates Listed
A historical notice outlines agricultural show dates under the Royal Agricultural Society governance. It lists regional events with locations such as Northam York Beverley Moora Geraldton Perth and dates spanning September to November, including the Perth Royal Show on November 2 and Joy Rathholmy events in October.
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Herth
Wedursiay
Royal Agricultural Sociey
Limi
Northam
Ffwin
York
Geraber
Beverley
Moora
Geraldton
Tonelyay
Perth
Joy Rathholmy
Anal
Counterfeit Sovereigns Headed Off in Perth Markets
Perth authorities warn of counterfeit sovereign coins circulating on Wednesday. Police caution buyers to verify coin authenticity and report suspected forgeries.
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Perth
Pire
Market Report from Melbourne on Wheat Prices
Melbourne market page notes wheat quoted at 56 1 for a bushel with bids in the 2s range. Bran and pollard fields show small advances, and oats rise to about 7s. Prices for peas and other grains listed with regional variations.
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Melbourne
Adelaide Report on Wheat and Flour Market Briefing
The Adelaide report notes ongoing wheat sniping and parcel values with little business done. Flour prices drift at £1 15s, bran and pollard weak at 1s, milk fees stable, and butter unchanged.
Fresh wheat consignments offered at Perth railway yards
Only seven fresh wracks of chalk were available at the Perth railway yards yesterday. The best quality was three truckloads of prime wheaten, sold at £5 and £5 9d. Good middling realised £4 12s 6d, low middling £4 0d. Ten sacks passed in, ranging from £3 15s to £4 14s 9d.
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Perth
Womentay
Pert
Yestertay
Police Court: Sinbad Charged After Morning Assault
In a noisy session Sinbad a Cingress was brought in for assaulting Doran in a camp near Beach Street. Doran described a deadly struggle with wounds to the head and neck as Sinbad threatened him with a knife and a blunt object. The bench noted a prior brutal cowardly act and sentenced Sinbad to seven weeks imprisonment with hard labor. Separately, heavy rain at Geraldton raised crop concerns and a church fete was announced for the 24th.
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Sinbad
Doran
Tohe Beach
R.A. Cribb
Hasrine
Boran
Toran
Arcault
Express copies for visitors at Perth agency and Patterson
Visitors to Perth may buy copies of the Express at Albert's News Agency in Central Arcade between Wellington and Murray Streets near the Railway Station, and also from Mr Patterson at the G.P.O. This notice lists fresh availability points.
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Perth
Dr Cumpston Explains In Controversial Health Case
A long inquiry into Dr. Cumpston, pathologist at the Central Board of Health, unfolds with officials and press arguing over duties and disclosure. The article details attempts to obtain official statements, alleged miscommunications, and calls for written reports to avoid public anxiety in Hardenal.
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Cumpaton
Visktet
Geraldtan
Letal Board
Inehien
Tania
Vmnker
Cunrgtea
Priday
Fx Press
Compstin
Esceph
Fice
Macmurray
Strat
Ureh
Thunderford
Humgersend
Conopsium
Uren
Canston
Tealth
Cumpatan
M Cand Terite
Campston
Ger- Aldton
Letter to editor questions conduct of court case report
A Geradton police court correspondence letter protests how a recent case was reported in the Guardian. The writer criticizes the reporting, national and religious insinuations, and asserts an obligation to challenge officials and the government after supposed thefts. The author signs as M Friedman with brief personal notes.
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Geraldton
Viitor
Christian
M, Friedman
Messenger's Patch Miners Push Battery Plant Plan
Miners near Messenger's Patch seek funding for a five-stamp battery and gas producer to reduce transport costs. A May 4 message from the State Secretary outlines erection steps, with a crushing plant to be installed and ore to be assayed on site.
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Messenger's Patch
Yulyoo
Laennon- Ville
Boomatdie
Fae
Mab
Minster
Ar Aline
Messenger Patch
Trow
Shoul
Courtroom disruptions mark Towal County hearing
During a Towal County proceeding on Titswlay, Mr Gee and Mr Mills clashed over witness questioning and interruptions. Mr Coe warned about hiding points, Mills pressed for a clear path and noted interruptions affecting the reporter’s table. A withdrawal followed, then the session continued with renewed interruptions.
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Tatum
Gee
Mills
Taive
Coe
Pere
Mr. Mills
Mr. Gee
Terrible indigestion prompts Beans cure testimonial
Mrs James of Rae Street N. Fiteroy Melhourine reports severe long standing indigestion and costive digestion. After eight months of suffering she tried Tile Beans. The first box improved her and with continued use she gained strength, appetite returned, digestion improved, weight increased and health restored. She praises the remedy for curing indigestion flatulence headaches and stomach ailments. Available from chemists and stores at 2/6 per bottle.
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Mile
Roads Board Act Promises Easier Loans For Towns
Mr Price, Minister for Works, spoke in Geraldton about a new Roads Board Act intended to ease finance for small towns. AMoora editor pressed for a loan framework under the old law, but the minister said the present act is nearly impossible. The new act will empower boards to grant loans without municipal status, enabling townsite improvements and rapid development while marking town areas for early works.
Walkway minister names work on telephone postal duties
Officials discussed labor rules and official status for the praise office, seeking a telephone exchange. Mr Mahon pledged to pursue the matter and notify the PMLG. Attendees proposed further steps and awaited concrete details on the exchange plan.
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Nome
Mahon
PMLG
Ian Ee
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