Wealey Church Sunday Service and Local News Roundup
The Rev Tiller will preach at Wealey Church on Sunday with an evening discussion on temperance. A children’s program will render hymn and scripture. An accident at The Springs involved a rider with a fractured arm. Passengers on a mail train included Sir Edward Witten and others. Notices mention parliamentary prorogation, school matters, and book prices. Geraldton and Perth items reference local events, publications, and proposed rail improvements.
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Tiller
Wealey
Thomas
Siven
Puddle Hospital
Thee Springs
Mullowa Mystery Refocuses Dr Cumpston Inquiry
Dr Cumpston of the Central Board at Tearth investigates alleged cures at Mullowa. He visits Virtuti Hospital to interview victims including Ritehie and Leaty, overhauls cases, and plans to inspect Mullowa tomorrow focusing on the water supply source amid a broader outbreak. Victims report a rapid onset with some recoveries, others lingering.
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Compston
Central Board
Tearth
Uta
Virtuti Hospital
Ritehie
Leaty
Aulinie
Tas Lidy
Theao Twitor Helms
Va- Fons Hotebe
Wa Bnawattegehou
Cumpaton
Mullewa
Browdle
Case Report of St Vitus Dance Treated by Pink Pills
A Sydney mother details her daughter's severe St Vitus dance symptoms including twitching, fatigue, speech delay, and tremors. After months of decline, the child improved rapidly with Dr Williams' Pink Pills, restoring strength, appetite, color, and school attendance. The family endorses the medicine and reports full recovery.
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St. Vitus
St. Vietne
Sydney
Mia
Virini Cyoper
Paddingtor
Aydney
Lawl
Heribrood
Willliams
Cwag
Mayey
Abe
Pr. Williams
Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Australalla
Peeth
Execution of Crippen Ends Dramatic Trial in London
Crippen was executed on Wednesday morning for the murder of his wife Helly Elmerry. During a twenty minute interview with Miss Ethel Le Rowe he spoke wryly then collapsed after the execution. Reports say Crippen confessed briefly to the crime in remand, though authorities deny any admission.
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Hawley Harvey Crippen
Helly Elmerry
Crippen
Ethel le Rowe
Monte Coippeu
Memnent
Tiig
America
Majestic
Evening News
Crippen Wade
Wolfe's Schnapps touted as refreshing stimulant and corrective
An advertisement proclaims Wolfe's Schnapps as the most refreshing stimulant and the best known corrective for the system, highlighting its healthful effects and widespread recognition.
Reelected Mayor and council winners in municipal polls
In a crowded Town Hall on Wednesday, Mr. Ich was re elected mayor amid applause as returning officer Dr Ep He Hirde announced the results. Labor candidates Mesars Dooley and Bartlett won in West Ward, with majorities noted for other contenders as the town confirms municipal leadership figures.
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Ep He Hirde
Te Serou
Ich
Mesars Dooley
Bartlett
West Ward
Brede
Returning thanks echo in Geraldton Mayoral election
In a vote of thanks to the Returning Officer, candidates including Mr J Arch, Dr Trigg, and West Ward contenders Mr Bartlett Mr Kelly and others praised the electorate and committee work. They pledged support for ongoing projects like water supply, rating property, and council unity as they welcomed further terms.
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J. Arch
Ulna
Vie
Dr.Trigg
Trigg
Bear
Uroh
E. C. Bartlett
Bartlett
Oime
Geractton
B. Dooley
Perdant
BR. G. Kelly
Geraldion
Randle
Evan Etry
F.C. Overheu Kelly
Geraldton
Applansa
Barlow
Tragic drowning of Yornaning family shocks district
News from Yornaning reports Mrs W. McCalum and her four children drowned in a water-tank and horse troughs found with two more girls nearby. Inquest opened at Narrogin. mystery surrounds motive amid local authorities' investigation and town gloom. Family from Benydigo had settled in the area and were respected.
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Perth
Yornaning
Nogent
Lin
Mra. W
McCat- Aum
Jone
Tran
Mary
Aml
Narrogin
Crom
Gale
Lewie
Wegedy
Chidren
Benydigo
Thomas Reynolds
Cubilling
McCaw
Jambiy
Yornening
Tater
Mra. McCalum
Tus
Piogehty
Perth Welcome for Parca matta and Yarra Visit
Officers and men of the Parca matta and Yarra arrived by the Zephyr and were greeted in Perth by a large Parliamentary party. About 41 000 people attended as Mayor and Senator Pearce spoke. Capt Tickell faced jeers while C McDowall and Sir Walter James led AN A welcome later. Destrotes received kaw FARCO tokens. Boy Scouts were gifted a tag.
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Perth
Yarra
Cicamery
Pearce
Defence
Tickell
Chece
A.N.A
C. McDowall
M.L.A
Senator Pearce
Walter James
McDowal
Roytes
Kaw Farco
Austria
Boy Scouts
Government House
Four gipsies arrested in Perth for fortune telling ruse
Four female gipsies were arrested in Perth yesterday on charges of pretending to tell fortunes. Police said the women targeted locals with claims of predicting future events and collected payments for services.
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Perth
Bullfisch Boom and Chaffinch Find Reported
Reports of finds of wonderful Bullfinch and Chaffinch through the Southern Cross area. The vein appears small but remains valuable as miners watch prices and new discoveries unfold. Big dealing in shares continues on the exchange as investors track activity.
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Fonnega
Laverton Massacres Natives Acquitted Amid Turmoil
The Laverton killings led to natives acquittals amid a tense session of the Legislative Assembly. The chair, Mr Scaddan, condemned the funeral procession costs while debate over the health bill and climate measures drew muted comment.
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Scaddan
Purves and David sons case in mid eighties railway suit
In a mid eighties case heard in the Railway Department, Purves and Davidsons faced damages claims. Purves appeared, and testimony showed the processings were lively. Purves was knocked down by a median and fined. Purves had a long career in Australia, serving as MLA and a kunster of the ALNLA, with links to the rising movement in New South Wales. He studied at Cambridge, London, Gun, Berlin, and Brussels.
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Purves
David Fi
Railway Department
Mara
de Colling-street
Victirian Assembly
ALNLA
Fouk Kaw Wy
ANA
New South Wales
Cambridge
London
Gun
Berlin
Brussels
Tinned Tongue Kills Three Women in Melbourne
A meal containing tinned tongue caused the deaths of a mother and two daughters in Melbourne. The family, including Annie Moonte and Alma Moonte both 20, fell ill on November 12. Alma died that evening, the elder daughter died last Friday, and the mother Weaver, though expected to recover, died yesterday after a sudden worsening. Authorities suspect ptomaine poisoning.
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Melbourne
Mex
Moonte
Annie
Alma
AM Tree von
Alma Mounie
Northampton pubs face license renewal under restrictive act
The article reports on Northampton public houses facing renewal of licenses under the Wines Beer and Spirits Salon Act Amendment Act, with population and licensing issues cited. Government Gazette notices indicate suspensions of act provisions within Northampton townsite, as the legality of wayside house licenses and general licenses are debated amid executive orders and legal formalities.
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Une
Northampton Publicams
Northampton
Adijemna
Crown Law Department
Perth
Ameton
Vanier
Police Court Case of Straling at Commonwealth Hotel
In a Friday Police Court session before Mr. Raymond Gee, William Withwine faced a charge of stealing from a bar counter at the Commonwealth Hotel. The barmaid and witness described a £1 shilling shortfall after a round of drinks, with Withwine denying the accusation. He was fined £4 and ordered one month imprisonment with hard labour.
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William Withwine
Jansen Alexander
Commonwealth
Flekaid
Uwe
Cluty
Taller
Commonwealth Hotel
Pe. Anderson
Williams
Allence
Tio
Sydney Debate on Censure Motion Draws Sharp Attacks
In Sydney on Thursday and Friday the censure debate progressed with a sharp attack by Mr. Levy on Labor Party election tactics and criticisms of the Attorney General since the government took office. House proceedings grew tense at times as Wade and others pressed the issue.
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Sydney
Ticoday
Levy
Labor Party
Uccasidas
Wade
Minister of Mines reviews Winner coalfield value
Sydney reports the Minister of Mines after examining returns from the Winner vale coalfield concluded government purchase would require sunk shafts and bores, with an estimated 210,000 pounds expenditure to equip the mine for 100 tons daily. Variability in seam yields noted. Dalgety and Co. to auction 3400 sheep at Mingenew from D Forrest and W McGrath stations. Geraldton council buys town supplies. Ted Ward and J Akeratiom form partnership in steam laundry business with Arthur Greig. Five baskets of Harper brothers’ boats missing after cyclone. Harper family to join Broome bound vessel Koowbana.
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Sydney
Winner Vale
E. Snell
Broome
Harper
Geraldton
Broom
Fat Lambs Market Demands and Protective Dips
The article discusses prime fat lamb quality and London market demands, noting Australian imports, weight targets around eighteen months, and the need for proper breeding, feeding, and parasite control. It promotes Quibell's Liquid Nor Poison Dip as a safe, effective pre-dip treatment to protect lambs before shipping to works.
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Epitwin
London
Everdne
Australia
Quibell
Potato Bags Proclamation Triggers Rural Detention Warning
A government notice, dated January, restricts movement from Burracoppia to Crowther railway areas and nearby districts. The proclamation enforces detentions and penalties under the Taxpeptn Amrudnelt Act 180K for violations, with officials warning stern action against contraveners.
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Ageteuttuce
Ttt
Crowther Railway
Ristracoppia
Burracoppia
Central Railway
Peoth
Stock and Station Account MRO A Wordgar
Stock and station sales and account details for Dalgety and Perth based firms show transfers and valuations. Mentions Strath Caltiyn Thotwadieen 6 and various names, dates, and figures including September HM.
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Mate
Strath Thy
Hiv Charmer
Calved
Pan Scharmer
Avis de Alves
Karl
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