Local disaster and social event at Palner Pres
A local incident reports an accident near Palner Pres with Bob Tare hospitalised after earth and water impacts. Inspectors and police aided a boy named Monaghan, while a social gathering featured music, recitations, and singing. Officials anticipate a mining arbitration outcome in about a fortnight.
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Bob Tareon
Palner
Roam
Teague
Lang
Maine
Bod Caniilton
Jillan
Vivian Davy
Ruby Davy
Fairly
Rio Grande
G. Seagrott
Mixa Wilame
White
MLC
Munster
Rowlands
Flowant
Watson
Wis
Aint Sdesthen
Charlex
Angers
Loftus
Opposition to compulsory smallpox vaccination in 19th century letter
A letter from Mingenew dated October 24 argues against mandatory vaccination, labeling it "heathenish" and dangerous. It cites fatalities among vaccinated patients in Germany and England, laments medical indifference, and urges abolition of compulsory clauses. The piece warns against indiscriminate distribution of diseases and defends parental choice to protect child purity.
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Germany
England
Fay
Pellmell
Mnatancon
Une
Lucy
Gace
Iete RL
BE Glasstone
Thos. Chanebers
City of London
Jake Epps
Une Jsanverian Tethiving
W. J. Collins
LEC
Highly Beneficial Tablets Aid Liver Troubles
A Geraldton notice promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as highly beneficial for liver issues and related eruptions. Sold by J. H. Ghapinah at Marine Terrace, Geraldton, via The Geraldton Express, published three times weekly.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Ghapinah
Marine Terrace
Geraldton
Insects Found in Amber and Ancient Forest Clues
The text describes ancient amber containing insects and plants, dating around 400 million years ago, with references to pine forests, submerged lands, and a prehistoric water system. It notes that amber entombed organisms became preserved via contact with resin and later fossilized into the modern record.
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Grviera
Alec Mens
Muscovy
Illustrated Train Aims to Help Travelers Track Luggage
An illustrated train car shows a passenger luggage labeling system. Boxes and bags are marked with a square symbol and a protector image to aid sorting at stations. The scheme, tied to a traveler named Meo Temporarily, features various images like windmills and elephants to distinguish contents, promising quicker handling.
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Uae
Wien
BP Windrill
Wolflie
Remarkable Python Haul In Mysore Pond Discovery
A report from Madras Mall describes two men sheathing guns when a large python in a pond at Wale attacked them. They pulled the creature from the water, then released another and found several more pythons, all young about 10 to 12 feet long. The five were carried to a dogfort in Mysore. Crowds watched as the quiet reptiles were kept in cages.
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Madras
Pela
Kian
Ant
al Meoy
Mysore
Ube
Bes
About Gahary Birds and Canary History in Italy
About 30 years ago canaries were captured on Canary and Madeira islands then shipped to Italy near Leghorn. They were kept in cages on Elba where they were tamed and bred, transforming wild birds into a domesticated stock. Breeders mixed canaries with other species, changing color and song, creating a widely traded artificial bird.
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Canaries
Italy
Leghorn
Wainland
Elda
Sean
Etha
Pernet
Eirapg
Canary
Madeira
Atlantic
Thor
Flying Clow Sets Improbable Speed Record at Sea
A clipping ship record recounts Flying Clow making an unprecedented pace of 17.17 miles per hour during a twenty four hour wait. The account notes no vessel could reach pitch nine during the voyage, marking a remarkable advance in speed for that era.
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Howe
Prevent Despondency Patent Tablets Appeal
Prevent despondency and support nerves with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They brace the system, ease headaches, and invigorate overall health. Easier to take than pills. Sold by J. H. Chapman, Marine Terrace, Geraldton.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Chapman
Marine Terract
Geraldton
Colonial Wool Sales Report Dalgety and Co. Umier Date
Colonial wool sales opened September 25 and ran ten days with strong attendance. Prices fluctuated with July rates for fine merino and crossbred wools, but overall the market showed active competition. Looming short supplies for November boosted prices in better wools, while coarse greasies remained largely steady, and imports from the Continent, United States, and London influenced pricing patterns.
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Ind
Anstrant
Akwale Peom
Australia
Bayern
Hell
Continent
United States
Sydney
Brisbane
Leas
London
Pain-Aid Proves Swift Burn Relief in Trial
Mrs Knight, Lutwyer storekeeper, recalls a severe scald months ago. After trying many remedies she hesitated to call a doctor until She remembered Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The ointment stopped pain quickly and reduced swelling, convincing her it is a splendid remedy she has since recommended.
GROWN LANDS. FREE HOMESTEAD FARMS
The notice details land selection for adults under 100 acres with required residence and improvements. It outlines two paths: conditional purchase with or without residence, involving years of habitation, fencing, cropping, and significant improvements, including payments and timelines, plus provisions for improvised holdings and eligibility.
Conditional Land Purchases and Leases for Colonies
Land may be bought in blocks for gardens or vines with terms including a minimum price of 1 per acre, deposits of 10 percent, and balance by installments over three years. Fencing and planting obligations apply, with specific parcel sizes and annual payment schedules. Kimberley and nearby divisions may be leased with different terms. Pastoral leases expire in 1998. Shitter concessions offer free land information and possible railway fare refunds on applications.
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Kimberley
Worth-Wast
Gascoyne
Goldfields
Honnke
Sida
Amp Gree
Fragmented Note on Guarantor and Repayment Terms
A garbled passage discusses obtaining a guarantor and mentions Doty as an imported stock owner. It notes ministerial discretion in payment and repayment by the owner, with unclear arrangements and timing. The text is damaged, yielding uncertain specifics about parties, dates, or exact obligations.
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Pew Wettier
Bubon ic plague inquiry at Geraldton hearing details
Report of evidence from Friday August 17 1006 at Geraldton before a committee chaired by Drew with Hon J Westley Maley and Hon J W Langaford. Discussion covers act provisions control measures port inspections and public health concerns including a cordoned infected area and the town’s business district.
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Geraldton
J. 21
Drew
Westley Maley
J. W. Langaford
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Quick Cure
When you catch a cold do not risk lingering illness experiment with unknown pi s ae. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy stops the cough heals and strengthens the lungs and ends a cold quickly as claimed by J. H. Chapman of Maries.
Outbreak Quarantine Powers and Board Actions
Fragmentary transcript notes discuss powers to isolate and take property during a plague, quarantine station actions, central versus local boards, and communications with Dr Blackburne. The dialogue questions board promptness, timing of notices, and nursing arrangements, ending with a prompt to continue.
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Perth
Thom
Cao
Boral
Black- Burne
Central Board
Dr. Blackburne
Midland Junction
Blackburne
Fairheard
Erie
India
Kruger
Gerakiion
Notier
Bisch‘burne
Mr. Pascoe
Fragmented Text Reflects Harsh Child Development Rhetoric
OCR fragment hints at coercive methods to accelerate a child’s growth and schooling. References to rushing a baby, feeding on train foods, cram instruction, and intense conditioning suggest a troubling pedagogic or reform context. No clear names or places are readable.
Maud MacCarthy’s violin triumph in Sydney park
A vivid tale recalls Maud MacCarthy performing on a fore court in Sydney North West. A ragged boy clutching a cap full of coppers receives her help after a moment of doubt. She plays, drawing a growing crowd and surprising the boy with a stash of silver coins as payment. The piece shifts to notes on royal letter counts and a brief digression about European rulers, King Humbert and Victor Emmanuel II, including a glimpse of their histories and duties. The column closes with oddities from a family diary in Japan and a Newfoundland dog’s rabbit rescue.
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Muel Blan
Sydney
N.W
Lh Park
Ale
Maud
Bin
Bimestt
Maud MacCarthy
Wil
Nurse
Banda
Fragmentary 19th century notice on land and health
A damaged OCR item mentions land surfaced with forenta and references to cholera and sick babies in summer. It hints at mothers seeking peace during warm months and a sale note at SENET ad, with unclear names and places.
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Berain
Senet Ad
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