Australian XI Triumph Over Hampshire In Yet Another Innings Win
Australian XI defeated Hampshire by an innings in Southampton, with Bradman scoring a brilliant 191. Grimmett led the bowling, taking seven for 36 as the visitors declared behind on a total of 371. Openers Mead and Hornibrook contributed, while Bowler Grimmett starred with late wickets to seal the victory.
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Hiriormett
Trial Test Sendeer Scores A Century
A match report fragment notes a century by Sendeer for London and detailed bowling figures for Worthington and Geary. Several players’ scores are listed with wickets and innings highlights, though the text is garbled. It references England’s resumed innings and a mix of other players with varying scores and dismissals.
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Kingtinh Yloven
England
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Mix Yariner
Hammasil
Miinmsinadh
Port of Geraldton Ship G I W Port Report
The KA Bpeyhawk arrived in port Sunday evening after a voyage from Fremantle. A tank inspection noted a rock-like substance suitable for the superphosphate works. Gasgoyne Mon e Parge ty Co. planned a pact on Saturday night for the return voyage, while Baudlay awaited entry for Fremantle.
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Baudlay Wrening
Fremantle
Coal Trade Resumes Amid Miner Dispatch and Delays
Coal trade workers resume after weeks of disruption as JM miners return to work. Meetings reveal slow progress and disputes over free labor within the collieries. Aberdare lodges show hesitation, while management’s adherence to resumption agreements is questioned.
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Newcastle Field Update From The June Sixteen Run
Newcastle, June 16. Workers resume activity at the Newcasteland plant after a rerun and ongoing operations. Over 12,001 employees are affected as the field shows mixed progress with some pits idle while others restart tomorrow. Efforts focus on Atarkton Borehole and awaiting escortal offers.
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Miners Accept Amuzance Deal from Federation
Audney Jane reports South Maitland miners attended lodge meetings and accepted an amuzance offered by officials of the 31 cen Federation. All matters were adjusted and arrangements set to work tomorrow with all miners expected to be working.
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Storm Sweeps Sydney Coast With Vast Destruction
A powerful south westerly gale last night caused extensive damage along Sydney coast. Ships were driven ashore near Woolwich and La Perouse Beach while warehouses and gardens suffered. towns like Nowra and Jervis Bay felt high seas and flooding. Debris hindered transport as wind gusts reached extreme speeds through the early hours.
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Vecchia's Long Tonic for Coughs and Eight
A historical note introduces Vecchia's Long Tonic for coughs and an eight component formula. The brief mentions proprietary blend ingredients and uses period language to describe its soothing properties, with emphasis on medicinal tonics common to the era.
Birthday Honours List Features Amy Johnson Recognition
The King's birthday honours announce awards to notable figures including Mrs Amy Johnson made a Companion of the British Empire for pioneering service. Also named is Mr J. W. Kirwan, Knight of the British Empire and president of the Western Australia Legislative Council. London, June.
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J W Kirwan M L C A Western Australia Pioneer Politician
J W Kirwan M L C a Western Australia figure with Irish roots born near Galway progressed from journalism in Melbourne to WA papers. He aided Western Argus and Kalgoorlie Miner, rose to legislative council roles, served as committee chair and president, and backed immigration military defence and continental rail projects.
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Melbourne May 31 shaft sunk in public street
Old Times recall a shaft sinking in Moorstreet Ballarat East amid alleged illegal activity. City Council approves the public work carried out by a syndicate to test a reef, with sewerage workers digging near the site. Reference to the 1868 Nugget discovery weighing 3217 ounces and £10,000.
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Disastrous Holiday Crashes Peak Across States
A rough holiday period claimed multiple lives as crashes and accidents struck the nation. In Winchester, a car crashed into a grandstand, killing the driver and wounding twenty. At Fairmont West Virginia a fireworks display plane crash killed the pilot and gravely injured a passenger. Oklahoma City saw a cadet killed in a parachute failure. Chandler Arizona reported fatalities among a pilot and student. Mount Vernon Illinois recorded an aviator’s death after parachute failure at the fairgrounds. Ten drowned in a sea wreck near Santa Monica Bay while a weathered transport collided with rough seas.
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Mallewas Racing Meeting Reports A Dusty Yet Enjoyable Day
A lively racing meeting at Mallewa held despite a strong easterly wind and dusty track conditions. Winners included YOOLEEN HANDICAP, FIRST WACE RACE, and MULLEWA HANDICAP with Beheader Morcom and AVERNUR among notable runners. another meeting is planned later tonight with expectations of improved conditions and croilit marin.
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Railway accident near Perth harms young boy
In Perth on June 3 a two and a half year old boy named Chappell of Victoria Park was found beside the railway line at Victoria Park station. A Perth-bound train had recently passed and it is believed the child was struck while near the end platform, his left arm damaged as he lay along the tracks.
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Canadian Prime Minister and MPs share light moments in Commons
In Ottawa on May 31 the House of Commons broke for regarg discussions as Mr Lackoriteh urged Prime Minister Mackenzie King to marry a Ukrainian girl. King declined, asking why pick on me. Party leaders Bennett Gardiner and others were bachelors as members sang Show me the way to go home and Alouette.
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PINDAR MEETING RESULTS AND HANDICAP RACING SUMMARY
The Pindar meeting faced weather and course concerns but hosted several races. Marius won the Flying Handicap and Pinder's entry MARRY MAC placed in the Back and Ring events. Marius again led in the Pindar Handicap with Vowwot second and Murdaring third. Merry Mac and other runners featured in the Hack and Farewell Handicaps with varying outcomes.
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Chronicle and Daily News to Merge in Two-Section Daily
London reports the Daily Chronicle will amalgamate with the Daily News to form a two-section daily edition on Monday. Negotiations are believed practically completed with an immediate announcement expected.
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Playing Rabbits in Adelaide Circus Incident
Four year old Adelatide boy Tom Aluey Priming joined by cousin Nunes briefly played with a rifle at Pore Linenla yesterday. Sunes, who found the rifle, suggested they pretend to shoot a rabbit and alert Win kster Lu Ma. The child fell when Bang was fired, the gun had a hidden danger unknown to the children.
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Paris Marseilles express derailment in France kills eight
June 1 report from Montereal France notes the Paris Marseilles express derailed at fifty miles per hour. The engine banked fore overturning over a hundred yards. The minister for public works ordered an inquiry and blamed a mispositioned truck on the line. Eight people died and 30 were injured, including an Englishwoman.
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More Horses Than Rabbits In Australia Racing
A fragmentary item notes Mir Adrian Knox former Chief Justice and longtime horse lover chaired the Australian Jockey Club. The report claims breeders hold more than 260 brood mares and that horse numbers rise while some owners plan to reduce stock. The piece mentions John Brown and several place names, with unclear dates or specifics due to the damaged text.
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Fall of Earth at Kalgoorlie Injures and Kills
A collapse on the Uirral Houlter Line near Fimiston Kalgoorlie this afternoon left one man dead and another fatally injured after a fall of earth at the site. Victims identified as John Lyich and Seth Frome Fatgelew, both reported aged in their early years, with authorities investigating the incident.
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Wrong train wreckers misfire in Calcutta plot
A May 31 report from Calcutta says plotters behind a derailment aimed at the Delhi bound railway treasury train wrecked the wrong train. A reward of 5000 rupees is offered for information leading to arrests.
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