Mercantile Rovers Triumph Fends Off Mercantiles in Rudimentary Match
In harsh westerly winds at Recreation Reserve, Mercantile Rovers defeat Mercantiles 4 2 to 3 3 in the first round clash. Flair led the game with disciplined play and strong defense, while Crowding and crowd behavior marred moments. Mott, Forrester, Rooke and Whiteley starred for the Rovers with key marks and goals.
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Nnayel
Fie
Whitey
Yaew
Theakston
Weil
Kidd
Crater
Ryvern
Stokes
Feegusom
Vale
Telon
Forrester
Rooke
Rovers
Faron
Xnten- Fidhy
Mottner
Mercantiles
Tarottch
Bik
Quineter
Texteret
Hale
Raton
Art Maile
Kicline
Mercantile
Teether
Portexters
Dorin
Theakatra
Whiteley
Moun
Tor Pial
Adam
Sheppard
Ghent
Arst
Menl Nert
Kail Pik
Grant
Amt
Seones
Kirti
Hall
Strugel
Balinor
Pavers
Ferritore
Fintan
Sino
Roth
Perrenten
Red
Stites
Atechelon Achtest
Sccven
Toth
Gitbene
Mitch
Metropolitan Matches Saturday Results Summary
Football results from Sunday show Fremantle defeating West Perth and East Perth, Fremantle defeating Subiaco by 7 points, Perth beating Midland Junction by 29, and Sydney beating Es-Students by 2 goals. Other listed results include Fremantle beating East Perth by 1 point and Perth defeating Hitt by 2 goals.
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Fremantle
Perth
Midland Junction
Ahand
Subiaco
Pei Een Stata
Mghzate
Fedwans
Sytney
Teeth Tuntets
Quibble Wins at Canning Park Meet and Lord Strathmore Triumphs
At Canning Park Turf Club May meeting Quibble won the Car Mex Handicap amid strong betting while Lord Strathmore took the Mason Handicap. Sunlight and other entries filled the card with races including the Galloway Handicap won by Florette and the Consolation Stakes by Gunbarrel. True Scot captures the City Handicap at the ARC Birthday Meeting in Adelaide as crowds applauded the event.
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Canning Park Turf Club
Quibble
Lord Strathmore
Mason Francica
Porth
Canning Park
Torf Cimt
Canning
Sunny Morn
Teettin
Mannington
Altone
Albion
Bevan
Galloway
Florette
Luel Skiel
Bething
MASON
Piritnswick
Gunbarrel
Tip Reliance
Gosnells
Toronge Neweawile
Sieesadeerheana Mario
ARC
Thompson Child In Critical Condition After Accident
In Fremantle on Sunday a 10 year old girl, Catherine Thompson, daughter of Frederick FSeruwin of East Fremantle, was injured while using a kerovne tool when her clothing caught. Found outside in a dangerous state, she was taken to hospital in a critical condition. The Morning Tay reports the incident as occurring last night with the child in hospital.
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Fremantle
Thompson
Tay
Catherine Thompson
Fire at Nortil Fremantle Swant Hotel on Fire
A fire at Nortil Fremantle's Swan Hotel caused serious damage to the building and furniture this morning. The brigade was summoned and fought the blaze with water, though damage was extensive before they gained control.
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Nortil
Fremantle
Swan Tiotel
eFeng
Bysit
Naeth
Serno
Fragmented 19th century notices mix fires crimes and politics
A dense OCR harvest reports on fires, legal cases, and public matters with references to Northampton, Geraltine, and Perth police. It sketches court actions, forged cheques, a jeweller swindle, political shifts, and local governance debates amid chaotic, fragmentary notes.
Rhittren'a Harting Crochet Cht Woods Great Popperming Cure
An item notes a rhittren'a Harting crochet craft tied to Woods Great Popperming Cure with a specified amount of 1/8. The fragment hints at a product or remedy claim framed in a quirky regional dialect. No clear event or person beyond these terms.
Empire Day Inspections by Major Generals and Drill Parade
On Friday afternoon Major Cimeral Yoad and Major Dr. White inspected the Think Squadron of the Australian Light Marae, about twenty paraded. General Head then inspected the A Company of the WATR in the drill hall and praised the sergeants after questioning them, noting some issues with accoutrement cleanliness. The day closed with a band performance and a move to the railway stove as the band played.
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Cimeral Yoad
Dr. White
Genecs
Grooy Nerile
Bronchial Couples Take Wioods Crest Peppermint Cure
A fragment notes a product named Wioods Crest Peppermint Cure being used by Bronchial Couples with an unclear date. The item appears in a clipped OCR line likely referencing a medicinal remedy or household remedy.
Irish Leader Denounced as Sinn Fein Chief Loses Power
The official Sinn Fein organ in London declares Redmond has ceased to be leader of the Irish party. The report notes leadership changes within the Irish Parliamentary Party and signals a shift in political command amid Irish affairs.
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Wilson
North
Celnaial
John
Commonwealth
Tris
London
Sinn Fein
Altyesk Mt [Esmond
Irish Partiauentary Party
Hagler Ashe
Turczar congratulated after attempted assassination
London telegram notes the czar’s narrow escape from assassination while asserting Russia remains peaceful, prosperous, and happy. The message contrasts Russia’s mood with its western observer amid the empire’s celebrations.
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Russia
London
Great Jewellery Bursary Swindle Exposed in St Louis Exposition
The article reports a jewel swindle connected to Edward Boecy, superintendent of the Chinese court at the St Louis Exposition, aided by a wealthy American to acquire £50,000 worth of jewelry. The scheme aimed to sell the pieces to visitors, but the jewels and tickets were misused, reducing value to about £18,000. Me Feeey is named among Pekin legal defenders amid the Box ons nutbreak context.
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America
Feeey
Rani strike amid mine unrest and police clash
Miners at the Croesus and Ferreira Deep mines defy a six-person perimeters rule and march in large numbers as Queen's Bay troops intervene. Reports say four hundred Cameron Highlanders and two Border regiments mobilized to the East Rand as violence escalates. Prices rise in wheat in London with Neuilly cargoes and Australian shipments fetching higher rates.
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Londos
Stinlay
Croesus
Queen's Boys
Oet
Reid
Johannesburg
Ferreira Deep
Robaon Deep
Cameron Highlanders
East Rand
Border Regiment
Retreen Burns Squires Postponed Boxing Match
London this morning reports the title bout between Tommy Runs and Bill Squires postponed from June 14 to July 4. The same dispatch notes Roosevelt directing prosecutions of International Harvester and Chicago Tobacco Trusts for restraint of trade.
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Retreen Burns A
Squires
London
Tommy Runs
Bill Squires
Roosevelt
United States Law Department
International Harvester Company
Chicago Tobacco Trust
Inter State Shock as House Burns and Body Trunk Found
Melbourne report details a fatal house fire near Kyneton with the trunk of a wounded occupant found among the debris. Missing arms and legs are noted, and a mislaid nomination paper influences local political tensions. An outsider enters and a Hamilton council election nomination controversy unfolds.
THROWN FROM A HORSE IN MELBOURNE HOSPITALIZED INJURIES
Nance Murray of Coburg was thrown from a horse while riding in St Kilda yesterday and taken to hospital in critical condition. In Lilydale John Geoehenan remains unconscious after a separate assault, with police investigating the case.
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Melbourne
Nance Murray
Coburg
St. Kilde-mad
Lily
John Geoehenan
Lilydale
Geraldton Industrial Co-Operative Society Share Offers
Offers for shares may be made to the hon. Be oratorary or provisional committee members including T L Brown M L A B Dooley J Farquhar R McPherwn W H James J Dodds J Denmark E ander H Hooper BR McMillan at five percent of share capital. Profits to be divided among shareholders by proportional shares. Secretary Leo Riley will be at Central Hall every evening except Sundays for further announcements.
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Be Oratary
Provisional Committee
Rs Messrs T
L. Brown
M.L.A
B. Dooley
J. Farquhar
R. McPherwn
W. H. James
J. Dodds
J. Denmark
E.ander
H. Hooper
BR McMillan
Leo
Riley
Hon
Heorstary
N.B
Hie Offi
Cental Hall
Umbrellas Through the Ages From Royal Power to Parasol Use
The article traces umbrellas from ancient Egypt and Assyria where they signified royalty to their spread across Asia Europe and England. It covers their sunshade origins in Italy and China their ceremonial uses by Burmese Siamese and Roman nobility and notes Jonas Hanways role in popularizing umbrellas in London. It also details evolving designs from bulky frames to light canopies and the rise of patent openers and windproof cups.
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China
Egypt
Assyria
India
Vishnu
Burma
Siam
Asia
Grivot
Italy
England
France
Lonton
Noah
London
Jonas Hanway
Pto
Minny
Europe
Paris
M. le Noethamd
Cobar Strike Nearing Conclusion Amid Conference Talks
In New South Wales Sydney on Sunday reports say the Cobar strike is nearing its end as a conference is arranged between the miners and the mine owners to negotiate a settlement.
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Sydney
Recent South Australia mine disaster rescue work proceeds
In Adilakte on Sunday rescue efforts at the floralist mine continue. Robertson's shaft is found upright and covered by debris. Heniersin is believed to lie at the shaft bottom and has not yet been recovered.
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Adilakte
Floralist
Robertson
Heniersin
Southsea Murder Verdict Names Crumpe as Perpetrator
Coroner's jury in Southsea returns a verdict of wilful murder against John Loneford Crumpe. The suspect, arrested after the tragedy, handed police a hurried written note threatening the victim in abusive terms.
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Hondon
Crumpe
Dutch nobleman seized by Greek barbarians near Smyrna
London dispatch reports a Dutch nobleman Baron Keemstea captured by Greek bandits near Smyrna. The ransom demanded was 20000, and the baron was later released after payment.
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London
Omer
Smyrna
Keemstea
Royal Commission inquiry into mine injuries at Murchison
Mr W A G Waller sits at a Royal Commission probing charges by Heltmann against Inspector Lander. Testimony spans a large evidence volume with extracts including statements by Tieitmann, Harry Williams, John Andrews, Pollard, F Stephen Brown, and others regarding injuries at the Great Fingal mine and alleged misconduct. Inspector Lander denies wrongdoing and cites threats of blackballing. Larry Gant slated to be examined in Perth next month.
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Tinks
Tleitmann
John Andrews
Great Fingal
Aml
Lanvter
Mtl
William Collier
Lander
Polherd
Pollard
Warnal Andrews
Mianchard
Moses Strickland
Frestr Tig
Limeon
Murchison
Stephen Brown
Joseph Carat
T. Dixon
Tanler
Terwands
Henry ‘Tomlinson
Lamler
Alfiger
Tnspector
Approved by the mothers Bonnington's Irish Moss
Fragmentary OCR notes reference approvals by mothers and groups in Australia and mentions ailments and chest symptoms. The text is garbled, but indicates a product or remedy labeled Irish Moss with collective endorsement and a note about collections or crates. The exact entities and context remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Bonnington
Australia
Tellahhe
Wonds' Great Seat Tor Goughe aut Golde
A cryptic 17th century line notes Wonds great seat with Tor Goughe and Golde. The fragment hints at a poetic description or allegorical figure connected to seating or throne imagery in a historical manuscript.
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Wonds
Tor Goughe Aut Golde
Never Falls
Northampton Notes in a Local Observer Yarn
A compact, first person summary from Northampton notes dated May 24 mentions film gossip, town weather, and local concerns. It records lead deliveries from Mary Spuing and a paused ore shipment by Mana pera Oxley and Dunstan, with safety worries cited. The writer laments social tensions and hints at community life in a district setting.
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Dr. Glamaarp
Mary Spuing
Gerabtie Diniset
Reihahl
al Patel
Mana
Pera Oxley
Dunstan
Hietx
de. Mofitt
Northampton
Champerlain tablets praised as remedy for stomach and bowel disorders
Mr A Adama of Tavelock Martiorgh NZ asserts Champerlain's Tablets are an efficient cure for disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels. He states he has used them for some time with positive results.
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A. Adama
Tavelock
Martior
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Jewellery
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Meters
Gleton
Timiain
Bosers
Mounier
Forrrater
Townrhent
Doran
Sinwart
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Armas Na Fara
Rome
Bonningson's
Shrettum Rat
W. Greville’s Pharmacy
Marine Terrace
Wwe
Adelaide
A.R.C
Anworth Lage
Bobby
Nuisnhells
Heitmann-Lamdor
Connais
Walter
Ravern
Mercs
Mt. Kein
Armatrong
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Geraklion Slole
Hughes
Yankerland
Marcy Brown
Berth
W.A
Claremont
F Nowhone
Foulkes
Legislative Assembly
Moore
Sone
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Mahon
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Zehing Lané
M-L.c
Wellington
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Trish Nationajietx
Ireland
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Ealtie
Peru
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Wilkon
Seontor Lynch
Thare
Thaling
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Steonde
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Supi- Ae
Tim
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Kalgoorlie
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Armstrong
N.B.W
Lands Department
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W. Gilbert
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Nsw
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Regent
Victoria
Victoria Park Council
Colonia Secretary
Geraldon
Sal Na
Nors
Hoar
British Politics
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Lonion
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Amo
Malbourne
Kyneton
William Bayer
Nitchie
Sumiay
Logimiatee Council
Hamilton
Ritchie
Toda
White
Eracter
BLUE
Geraldton Industrial Co-Operative Society, Ltd
W.F.S
Chamberlain
New South Wales
South Australia
Southsea
Wilfel
Royal Commission
MR. Hettmann
Inspector Lander
Gormealba
Melo
Hong
Agu
Thames
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