Match Between Country Districts and Railways Football
A football match played on Saturday drew a moderate crowd. The Country Districts defeated Railways by a close margin with a windy, wet day affecting play. Umpire Tom Bowen of Perth received praise for fair decisions and the game highlighted gentlemanly conduct and solid team effort.
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Hamblen
Waa
Umpirine Aivendy
Tomine Bowen
Perth
Neéme
Open la Critietsa
S.moore
Gil
Tyereton
Tay
Railways
Vinitars
Hall
Thompson
Theakston
Treveton Coblarad
Ane
Constantiog
Tarrant
Simne Criteh
Geraldton Orchestra Society stages sixth concert at Masonic Hall
The Geraldton Orchestral and Musical Society, formerly the Victoria Reh... Society, presented its sixth concert at the Masonic Hall on Tussley Street on September 4. Under amateur direction the program featured selections from Burns, a forest scene, intermezzo, and a lively finale. Mrs Moll and Mr Cramer drew strong applause with performances, and the audience praised the hall decoration and overall effort.
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Alinne Society
Masonic Hall
Tussley
Victoria Rehontrat Society
Geraldton Nechestral Societe
Morgen
Nery Ntmens
Ryle
Dorothy
Krofehmar
Rubinistein
Geraldon
Doreen
Kitarney
Cramer
Orehy
Connor
Tolsti
Walter
Mr. Breville
Tamefeo
Joner
Aly
Venice
Yelow
Wr. G. Smith
Gert Whiten
Rerakiten
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Promoted for Nerve Pain Relief
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm soothes irritation, stimulates nerve activity, and reduces inflammatory poison causing skin or nerve discomfort. It promotes the product as a perfect cure for all pain with directions to mail order from Cheraldis AY and local sellers.
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Chamberlain
T. Chapman
Marine Terrace
Cheraldis
Public sale at Geraldton for Monarch Hotel complex
Instructions from the mortgagor set a public sale in the Masonic Hall Geraldton on Thursday 27th September at 3 p m without reserve. The Monarch Hotel property with furniture and billiard table to be sold as a going concern, with items like piano and fittings. Also included are farm implements and a mine with about 80 workers, all to be offered for sale at valuation or to suit purchasers.
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Jas
Haseldenab
Geraldton
Masonic
Monarch
Gull
Alcack
Ninall
Lotn
Gullowa
Gerwittor
Doclock
Geraldton Tender Call for Queen's Park Works
Municipality invites tenders until Monday 17th at 7 p m for cutting down an embankment leveling and improving Queen's Park Recreation Ground. Plans and specifications may be inspected at the Council Chambers Eleanor Street Geraldton.
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Incb
Queen’s Park
Council Chambers
Eleanor Street
Australian private wealth shows progress and prosperity
A Sydney correspondent notes Australia’s private wealth rising across the Commonwealth. New South Wales holds the largest share at £573,079,000 with 578,000 privately owned estates. The distribution broadens among states, and women property holders remain a small portion of owners.
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Commonwealth
Pei
Saya
Sydney
London
New South Wales
Vietwrin
Queensland
Australia
Awetralia
Ant ‘Tienna
Tasania
Uxt
Wester Autre
Great
New Rowth Walow
Great Britain
Victoria
New South
Never Meddle With The Ear Health Notice
A damaged excerpt from "Science Sittings" cautions readers on ear care. It warns against inserting substances or remedies into the ear, using unsterile tools, or poking the ear canal. The text advises seeking a physician for ear issues and warns against home remedies that could worsen symptoms.
Undefined dialogue fragments from hotel scene
Fragments depict a door scene at a commercial hotel with oddly dressed men and a conversation about leaving without paying. A reference to a historic marriage and a pondered solution for grooming and revolver-based tools appears, suggesting a chaotic, unsure excerpt.
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Boots
Konig
Rtc
Liberal Tweaks Aim to Unite Imperial Policy
The text reports Sir Winston Churchill writing to Mr. Greenwood urging a Canadian audience to support Liberal plans for Imperial unity. It asserts Liberal ascent will not lessen British affection for the colonies or weaken aims of a strong defensive bond and free constitutional community under the Crown.
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Tanton
Winston Churcnil
Ndter
Greenwood
Lahersl
Peterborough
Cando
Churchill
Russia Revolutionists Determined to Continue Assassinations
London reports from the St. Petersburg correspondent of the Express that four men form a secret Tolstoyan revolutionary group. One is the central leader who knows the identities of the other three. Despite government threats, the social revolutionaries vow to pursue campaign terror and target the highest signatories of the ministry’s program.
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London
St. Petersburg
Exprnsa
Soclat
Cambridge Wins Eastly Boat Race Amid Record Crowd
Cambridge led Harvard throughout the Tideway clash on a crowded Thames afternoon. The British crew kept a steady advantage, pulling ahead by three lengths at Marmg and finishing two lengths ahead in 19 minutes 18 seconds as Americans cheered from the banks.
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Cambridge
Ringlizh
Oralvtres Waa
Flarvard
Wundt
Tee
Fam- Morsmith
Tarvard
Cambridge Ind
Marmg
Tine
Terrible Crime At Kensal Rise Sparks Murder Charge
An upholsterer at Kensal Rise named Rogers was charged with murdering two of his children and attempting to murder a third his wife and brother The weapon cited is a razor with a violent scene described The motive hinted at poverty and starvation tied to the family The accused had recently returned from New Zealand ahead of the events connected to a broader union congress context.
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London
Alferd
Rogers
Kensal Rise
Dpather
New Zealand
Nationalisation Drive In Parliament Seeks Rail and Mine Takeover
The Tracks Triumphant Congress in Liverpool votes to urge Parliament to nationalise railways canals and mines. It calls on the Prime Minister to introduce legislation exempting workers goods up to £20 from rent charges.
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Liverpool
Notable Bank Failure Tells of Disaster
A troubled Real Estate Bank faced a collapse after a trust failure. Frank J. Fipple, president, implicated in the crisis, reportedly acknowledged significant losses and a tragic outcome amid the turmoil.
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Frank J. Fipple
Hank
Turmoil and Trials Stir Early Indian Partition Debates
The text describes a complex political struggle with groups like the Goklod Tengal Chinsurat and AGITATION faction, led by Thenwrios, opposing partition efforts. It mentions financial distress tied to depository losses and a missionary-like agitation affecting Calcutta and British rule.
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Thenwrios
Hannorson
Haya Hienortort
Calcutta
Marylebone Cricket Club Meets to Review Carruthers Appeals
A Marylebone Cricket Club meeting considers appeals by Mr Carruthers and others as time constraints hinder progress. The discussion notes an inability to form a team by the promised date and references a year 1907 context.
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Maryiebnan C.C
Carruthers
New Zealand Cricket Team Picked After Strong Trials
Captain Wynyant leads the New Zealand amateur tour squad after standout trials. In a Gentlemen vs Gentlemen Players match he scored 187 runs in fine form, signaling solid batting potential for the upcoming tour.
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Wynyant
New South Wales Land Scandals Prompt Startling Promises
In a rumoured movement linked to land scandals, Syndicate leader Crick claims he can prove that high officials and other figures received large sums for simply signing names. The probe touches Senator B. mien amid anticipated serious allegations in the coming week.
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Syimy
Saturtay
Rvidenes
Crick
B. Mien
Randwick ACES Triumph in Towson Stakes
The racing card notes an ACES victory at Randwick in the Towson Stakes, setting a record time. Officials report a standout performance by the winning horse and jockey, marking a notable event in the season.
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Calternonn
Safttion
Torrential Rains Hit Victoria Melbourne Floods
Melbourne reports heavy rainfall with two inches in hours and widespread flooding. Rivers swollen with inundated lowlands and stranded residents fill town reports amid warnings of dangerous conditions. The Campaspe River swelled near Elmore and authorities fear further damage. Mr Deakin discusses a Fish Court judgeship offer.
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Melbourne
Pootreray
Dane
Gookong
Campaspe
Elmore
Victorian Railways Wage Claim Details Unclear
Mr Trent states that wage payments on one or more railways could total 155000 pounds, with a daily wage day dispute discussed by authorities. The remarks suggest debates over outlay and compensation for railway workers during the period.
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Trent
Championship boxing match halted by Arkansas ruling
The Donna championship bout between Squires and O'Brien is blocked by an Arkansas anti gambling act in Vetaria. If the ruling stands, Wren may travel to New South Wales to pursue a different fight plan.
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Ar. Mont
Squires
UN N'Brien
Vetaria
Wren Magn
Lancastrian Society Hears Immigrant Treatment Critique
Local Lancastrian Society meeting in Perth discusses harsh handling of log immigrants near Tiridgstown. Settler reportedly ruined, £170 loss claimed, trees felled up to 19 inches diameter. Mr Mahur calls treatment criminal. urges warning immigrant papers. Agent General upholds postponement of pattlemars.
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Tiridgstown
Tyne
Mahur
Almont
Taneashira
Pattlemars
Objection by Registrar halts travel CSTONS and politics
The Registrar of Friendly Societies objects to the Murtropo l Han Timber Employees Union aywenited claims and has notified the council of Community Tease and Labor regarding registration in grounds of opposing an organization to monitor the interests of the Untereing classes in political matters.
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Registrar of Friendly Societies
Murtropol Han Timber
Anil Han
Council of Comm
Chanc es Against Railway Department Inquiry Details
The article reports a Royal Commission inquiry asking Mr Molton for affidavits and charges against railway staff. It outlines tensions over cooperation, timelines, and the pursuit of truth through sworn statements and formal testimony.
Tirlena Vale Racts and Bookmakers At Fremantle Race Meeting
Tirlena Vale racts with three owners named for the Hotena Vale races. Interset mm taken reports show only two bookmakers present. The field consisted mainly of two or three starters with an attempted aricme and eleven stans in stomach. Fremantle Saturday. M the potion court Beth Holding.
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Wire Tr Onty
Hotena Vale
Fulte
Fremantle
Beth
Cord Stealing and Abnormal Witnesses At Police Court
A chaotic report from Kalgoorlie describes a boy Brubie and a cripple playing on a finker when a wheel caused instant death. Fred Threaape faced neglect to appear before the Royal Commission. Mr Mickarty questioned the form of the summote. John Bowden was fined 1290 for an unrelated charge. Timoth given notices of appeal.
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Kalgoorlly
Brubie
Finker
Fred Threaapepon
Royal Commisson
Mickarty
Foe
John Bowden
Timoth
Miners Return After Trarkor's Quiet Ore Claim
Mr Trarkor hailed the Oroye Brown mine and observed crews of searching miners filing out. He claimed the ore yield could produce a rich gold supply, though details remained vague.
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Trarkor
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