Brown convicted on three liquor charges at Carnamah court
Joseph Egbert Brown storekeeper of Carnamah faced three counts for supplying spirituous liquor to named Aboriginal individuals. He pleaded not guilty, was defended by Perth counsel, and the full bench of justices heard the prosecution by Constable Walker. Evidence was strong and Brown was found guilty on all charges, with prior offenses noted. The article also notes a funeral, the new police station nearing completion, and local community concerns about jails, transport, and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Egbert Brown
Carnamah
Wan Gain
Speilige Motier Court
Awg
Haynen
Perth
Mexia TK
Mirbiton
Me R
Wateon
Michael Jeawa
Walker
Behhalf
Brown
Constable Walker
Taye
Robert Witton McKay
Sumuday
Fairbanks
Lregret
Porenjori
Morawa
Midland Company
Pasmengers
Stephen Sheridan
Mes
Hains
Tyo
Bartlet
Dengarrs
Brich
Melbourne Rail Disaster Leaves Dozens Injured
Melbourne reports a deadly rail collision between a special show train from Newmarket and a suburban service at Spencer Street. Two engines derailed and several carriages smashed. two to three women screamed briefly, but calm aided victims. Dozens injured, some pinned, doctors and ambulances rushed to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Spencer-street
Newwarket
Spenerr Street
Alow Craig
Coburg
Vraing Merck
Thie
Uwe
Railway Department
Mons Mont
SeVorks
Local County Roads Tragedy Claims Two Lives
A retired farmer Mian Wilsott aged 72 and McTowall aged 61 died in Mort fwice amid a large list of injuries to residents across Melbourne suburbs. The article tallies numerous injured individuals from Coburg, St Kilda, Carlton, Malvern, and surrounding areas, noting blows to the head, eye, jaw, and limbs with several fractures and shock reported. Medical authorities confirmed the hospital cases as part of the same incident, and a subsequent update lists additional injuries and potential complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian
Wilsott
Grelong
Dahn McTowall
Mort Fwice
Usme
A. J. McLoanwn
Fchuem
Patrick Slonahan
Buchue Cox
Gistwormwick
Ever
A. Ay Hapel
Hocheater
Radio Comnolly
Middie Uington
Mes
Drew
Kenwington
Florkov
Taradate
V. Robertson
Cobbg
Little
Anteoferric
Strickson
Cheltenham
Mike Hickson
Chettenham
T. Wickhaus
Ronburs
Mim
J. Maloney
Carlton
C. Dishap
North Carlton Tint
Mins Finkling
Kilda
Barton
Timphrives
East Malvern
Mra
C. Relik
Camteriiry
Job McEntee
A. Bright
Coburg
Dangerfield
St. Kilda
Richardman
Re. Kilda
If Thorne
Martha Richardson
Mabourne Coffer Palace
Gilbert Adanaco Tancher
Fitzroy
Tiarnkl A. Christenten
Farmer
Glengarry
Alfred’ Saint
Ladies want stylish first class dress orders early
Readers are urged to place early orders for fashionable dresses described with bold product names. The notice emphasizes stylish clothing options and the need to act promptly to secure selections.
Railway Disaster Injuries Reported Across Melbourne
The article lists numerous individuals from Coburg Moreland St Kilda South Melbourne and Carlton among those injured in the railway disaster. Fireman Maver Driver McLeod and Fireman Curry are noted as injured with McLeod seriously injured and taken to Ascot Vale hospital for treatment. No further deaths have occurred. About ninety survivors have notified authorities of injuries while the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Lillie Fenlow
Blair-street
Moreland
Holle Bush
Coburg
George Mackhell
Tralway-place
Then
White-street
Colung
John Priceham
John-street
Windsor
Fernon
Baystreet
Brighton
G. J. Berman Fund
Tlay~sient
Roughton
G. Mason
Dlaughter
Dorothy Paxton
Glairatreet
Robinson
Nathentreet
St Kilda
Caroline Robinson
Nuangor
Ternokds
Bell-street
J. Revell Rupanvuip
L. Steanaghan
Wardxtreet
South Melbourne
Rowan Stranaghan
Ward-street
Sauldier
Maver
McLeod
Iver McLeod
Ascot Vale
Curry
River Commptell
Crusbert
Meldourne
Nimety-thiver
Leviathan Battleship to Sail in November Simulated Route
A garbled navy item from London simulates a large battleship voyage in November. The report mentions a long westward hairway and a 30,000 ton class vessel described as large and artistically named, with references to speed and crew terms that imply a grand sea movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sim
Australia Faces Major Tax Upheaval and Spending Cuts
Lontion reports in Sept 3 dispatch that Australian finance officials expect a drastic reduction in federal expenditure growth and rising taxation. Predictions say Commonwealth revenue will exceed six million pounds, with states maintaining a high tax share while looming cuts and import controls are debated to curb deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lontion
Aumytralia
Cannell
Boll Pedoral
Popitarion
Wellss
Australia
NSW Assembly Votes to Remove Press from Speaker’s Powers
In Sydney on September 4 the Government amended a motion in the Assembly to vest a power in the House rather than the Speaker. Mfr. Wood objected to the Speaker during debate and was removed as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
House
Wood
Aviation and agricultural notes from a busy Sydney week
The correspondent reports on aviation progress as Hart ingests hours of flight and medical updates while farmers anticipate crop yields amid price pressures. Local agricultural unions push for markets and associations to aid exporters, with talks on central coordination, railway access, and open days at the Agricultural Hall. A recent election results in a new council member and calls for road improvements. crime data shows a spike in petty thefts during early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aluilews
Willy Uwie
Sethark
Sydney
Hart
Mallewa
Tie
la Courme
Barnain
Hal
Scelly
Lowe Arts
Bowes
Hemp Pone
Thom
Thenbtropolis
Mithind
Gill
The Bowluver Meeting Horse Races Report
The Turf records a Bowluver Meeting event with North Casters and Lord Parthia among top contenders. Details include odds, likely riders Easter Gray Lord Parthia Little-dim and Whirligig, with a note on departure times and a 7 o clock to 3 pm absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotlo E
Hepe
Um Copswigner
Lilyvol
Vivotin
Tavtorsail
North Fasten
Jookine
Courbo
Rnc
Lord Parthia
Cire
Brwee Barling
Southport
Waxeno
Whirligig
Mallow
Easters
Gray
Murphy
Little Hw
Malone
Rare Darling
Cubitt
Forbes
Father Son and Daughter Cured By Zam-Buk Remedy
A Stepney reader reports three family members were cured by Zam-Buk after multiple remedies failed. The father describes relieved symptoms including inflamed swelling and painful wounds, while the daughter Myrtle suffered foot boils. After using Zam-Buk the ailments vanished and health returned. The testimonial claims lasting relief and urges purchase from local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziaur
Delate
Bow dressmaker Alive Hille at Rowe dtr showcases
A stylish feature highlights Alive Hille, a up-to-date dressmaker, as she outfits Bow displays with chic imported fabrics. The piece notes her design flair and the Rowe district as the home base for her atelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hille
Spectacular Southland Stakes Race List Unveiled
A long list of open purse races reveals details for horses, owners, and weights across multiple events. Notable purse values include £12 to £7, with distances ranging from 5 to 7 furlongs and entries from various districts. The ad enumerates names of races and hoped-for entrants, highlighting conditions, eligibility, and prize schedules.
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Wottal
Kira LA
Rtasu-Tet
Borden
Nowimay
Harwee
Amlti
Xoml
Nation Za
Iba
Monchy Telof
Woolgorong
Nile
Mipimayn
Grawsiol Hnrecs
Ant Loreset
Lo Mats
Nomrinayin Fa
Reevplanes Sa
S—Taalpr Ang
Aintante
Furlomgn
Saints
Bor
Tocwttt
Iriel
Pani
Holy Brost
Nem Pavion Fix
Wereptanee I
Sivger
Oveners
Pak Flock Vonititions
Winnonttny Bs
Loowooparoy Plani
Iit
Wily World
Newiniliun
Aow Forest Vhandivap
Girlonex
Yim
Toemiot
Mantle
Wtayl
Sonwin Pears
Serani Ih
Pista Lone
Nintter
Pape Beers Eagnest
Lord Te
Istrien
Aisa
Noninavinn
de Tomasdina
Meconit
London Test Cricketers Triumph in Rain Affected Match
Confusing wartime style lines describe a London cricket test where Middlesex Surrey and Melbourne players faced a rain affected second innings tally. The Australian visitors posted 396 in their innings while London’s side struggled to chase as Lord Londonerris Eleven earned a victory with wides and watches noted in a peculiar report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yyateh
Sind
Middleney-Surrey
Peares
o—Mintrajia
Tie
Hnerinle
Loodanderris
Robur Tea Promises Purity And Refreshment
A nostalgic ad copy extols Robur tea as refreshing and pure, praising its reliability and careful packing. The speaker lauds its quality for all ages, claiming it is the best all-round tea available and suitable for daily use.
Local Ruling Sets Open Race Paddock Rules and Penalties
A dated notice outlines paddock and entry rules for horse events across multiple districts including Mullewa and Yalalong. It specifies strict ban on certain horses and penalties for violations, with paddock timing and owner responsibilities emphasized. Officials McKenna and Yateoo oversee enforcement, and trainers must observe November deadlines for stallion and entry arrangements.
Red Rowering and Wisamer Show Post Pound Toy Mat Keele
Boisterous and wet conditions caused disruptions at the Red Rowering and Wisamer show. Attendees faced delays as weather affected performances and crowd activity, with organizers urging patience while safety measures were prioritized.
Northampton Notes on Weather and Crops Trade
Weather overcast with intermittent light rain and strong winds. season shows gradual improvement for crops. Wheat acreage near Victoria crossing and river crops promise good yields with sowing on followed land expanding. Northampton Producers Union discusses wheat supply, pricing, and cooperative strategies with local associations. a moving picture show, The Red Foot, was shown by Jock Ras at Mechanics Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Ajawa
Victoria Ross
and Sottlers Association
Mechanics’ Institute
Producers’ ‘Union
Perth
Fagmiens
Une Producers’ Union
Orth
Northampton Association
Meterit
Cadway
Chaatton
Red Foot
Jock Ras
Sal
Weather postpones events at Hill Thurles and adre
Forecast of several wet days forces postponement of the Tedtras Sorin and Sunnar Show across Hill Thurles with dates shifted to Friday and Saturday September 19th. Adre officials confirm rescheduling due to rain and unsettled skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorin
Sunnar
Thurles
Ratuday
Childrens Itching Burning Eruption Reportedly Sweeps Families
A distressing skin eruption afflicted several children causing intense itching and burning and spreading to others. Local family describes using water washes and Cuticura products with some relief but warns the condition persisted for months despite treatment. a physician noted the symptoms and advised care.
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Beniten
J. Byin
Malvern
Victoria
Lamb's
Lisoledm Chai
Tih
the Bing Malar
Bemuapps
Rt Waaarrs i
Minaty
Parsons Tnured
TNE Tanpayers Ueries
Wew South Wales Politics
Liberty OF the Press
Cme
Senate
Seruldian
Ndmp
Zam-Luk
Progtanme
Bean Bros
Peornutes
Victoria District Turf Club
Steve Rappy
Ayer
Robur
Tin Walt
Tintenepe
Tnt — Fyre
Milly Milly
Merrringwrra
Molgura
NookwWarrn
Roolardy
Auryoo
Mr. Wictanon
Mecca
Fabyon
Yuin
Mullewa
Nekatem
Waterfall
Wandina
Yallalong
Wat
Hyl- Whine
New Forest
Mt Naren
McKenna
Mathews
Hoolardy
Woolgerongaia
Mattown
Gwonn
Mulleya
Mr. 0
McKram
Yaledo
G. R
Chateau Tanunda
Singapore
Per Charan
Will
Thoreday
Hod House
Adyt
Billy Blergum
Billater
USA
Marta Weler
Ain
Thomas Cheitie
Ashore
HrAlawlle
Sythe
Sal Mcougoout
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