Telegraphic Brevities Confused by Jumbled Lines
Telegraphic brief items recount election rejections, diplomacy, arrests, and unrest across Europe Africa and Australia. Mentions Prings von Bulow, Vatican, French government archives, Cape Colony, and Mr Deakin. Specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
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Africa
Seeroot
Prings von Bulow
Belchate
Germany
Vatican
Collision on Railway Wharf Shaping Up For Inquest
A strange accident occurred Friday morning on the railway wharf amid peculiar circumstances. An engine with tinder was engaged in moving coal laden trucks toward the station yard. On a bend, the front of the engine swung into another track where a group of men stood near a fence and police inquiry began.
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As. Dilkerra
Patrick Denies Italy Secret Statement In Legislative Council
In the Legislative Council last Thursday a claim circulated in the Morning Herald that a statement by Mr Pat of Italy influenced a Land Tax measure. Meg Patrick and others disputed the claim, while Mr Connolly faced criticism for tact in debate. D H Braidwood plans to run for the North Province seat vacated by Sir Edward Wittenoom.
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Legislative Council
Paulo
Morning Herald
Jal
Pat
Italy
Ias
Ciie Aer
Meg Patrick
Porthworth Dive
Patentes
Patrick
Connolly
D. H. Braidwood
Nor’-West
North Province
Sir Edward Wittenoom
Accident at Polling Booth Injures Mrs Gates
Mrs Gates of Cue was injured near a polling booth when a broken cart or buggy collided with a vehicle, causing her to fall and strike her spine. She was taken to hospital by responders including Sergeant Sil Ress and Dr Teylur for treatment.
Examination leads to Mrs removed to home under care
After examination Mrs was moved to her home and placed under Dr Taylor’s care. Mr Walter Jamve the Inte Agent General was entertained at luncheon by the Government. His Honour Chief Justice Parker is staying at the Club Hotel during Criminal Court sittings.
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Taylor
Walter Jamve
Parker
Club
Criminal Court
Mining notes reveal multiple battery crushings and upgrades
Various mining operations report tonnages and yields across batteries. Gal tea More mine shares 264 tons with 10s 10d per ton. Brooklyn and Lennonville yards yield small sums per ton. Meckatharra battery closes for boiler overhaul awaiting water supply, cyanide plant planned in two months. Borrambie Ranges battery begins on a thousand tons, with several parcels awaiting treatment. Tuckawarra battery posts several results totaling 200 ddwt across multiple parcels. New cyanide plant and water supply improvements loom.
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Mesare
J. Waun
A. I. Greene
W. Thioe
Lennonville
K. F. Manton
New
Boogardie State Battery
Brooklyn
Lennonville State Battery
Meckatharra State Battery
Garden Gully
Borrambie
GM. Co
Bona of Gwalia Co
Tuckawarra State Battery
Union Jack
Anderson
Hudzon
Jody
Eaery End
Bertram
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