Exotic holiday ticket and stage show mix in Leeds ads
Hallway adverts announce a return of the Albany holiday excursion ticket. The Baldiers’ Pictures advertises Other Men’s Shoes as a romantic drama with the Myownll brothers, and a safety apparatus feature dominates the page along with The Pink Follies at Town Hall and Anglican Watch Night Service.
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Albany
H Balliers
Baldiers
Stephen
Jim
Finn
Baik
Pink Follies
Paris Duel Revival Sparks Controversy and Wounding
A Paris duel recorded on September 28 between Count De Poret and M. Lafarge at Parc des Princes ended after four shots. Swords lifted, LaFarge wounded De Poret’s right arm with a sword, then a final lunge left the Count severely injured. Duelists withdrew. controversy swirled over revived French dueling.
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Paris
France
Count de Fyret
M. Lafarge
Parc Des Princes
Parin
Calout
Luvin
Rodak
Count de Porot
Latargs
Count de Voret
Ma Waa
Dectina
Lafarge
Count de Poret
Exam list from Western Australia university certificates
The report shows candidate names and subjects from the University of Western Australia certification pages. It lists courses such as Drawing Music Arithmetic and Trigonometry along with associated colleges and locations in Perth including Cottesloe and Norman.
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Univers of
Western Australia
Tater & Breach
Booker
Tinty Davis
Perth
O Kempton
Presbyterian
Engagement Announcement and Local Arts Update
Fragmentary notice reports an engagement in Gunnunesd involving Gladys Melville daughter of Mr and Mrs A Vines Haimpton to James elbest son of Mr and Mrs G Best Argyle. It also mentions Chas Lipp resident in Perth Bestiles de La Moura and a local musical director change at Keamilton-Ataxitell Co with Herb. A Chamngionship Cup for best Powe maian in W A over T Mm is noted along with a Tuy Dog Bhow event.
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Gladys Melville
Mrr
Vines
Haimpton
Greenough
James
G. Best
Argyle
Chas
Lipp
Perth
Bestiles
Starving Children of Europe and a Fatal Electric Bath Death
A donation note for European child relief is mixed with a report that boxer Rog Milwool of Hobart died after an electric bath shock. The minister hints at licensing inter state shipping only under Navigation Act compliance.
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Rog. Milwool
Hobart
Cagris
Death of Rev Dr Kelly Roman Catholic Bishop of Gerakiton
The death of the Rev Dr Kelly, bishop of Gerakiton, occurred on May 9 at St John of God's Hospital Subiveo. A requiem mass was held at Perth Cathedral. Remains to arrive in Geraldton tomorrow for interment within the Cathedral near the Bishop's Throne. A salema requiem mass at St Francis Xavier’s and a funeral procession will follow, with the city band invited to parade and play the Dead March during the rites.
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Kelly
Gerakiton
St. John of God
Hospi
Perth
Geraldion
Amorrow
Salema
St. Francis Xavier's
Sanfontafecet
Durlacher
Catheral
Bishop's Death Sheds Light On Diocesan Work In Geraldton
The article recalls the bishop’s impact in the Geraldton diocese, noting the underfunded and poorly equipped early facilities, and the convent schools built during the period. It highlights his warm, beloved presence among children and the community, and predicts that his death will be greatly felt with six familiar nurs to be missed.
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Geraldton
Ben
Solemn Service IX Perth Archbishop Clune Tribute
A brief item notes a solemn service in Perth marking a tribute to Archbishop Clune. The report highlights the event as a ceremonial homage with church figures present and formal prayers.
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Perth
Funeral Notices Mark Sudden Change in Bahay Community
A brief notice indicates a change in service arrangements at the Bahay church community. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR but reference to a funeral and Daily News appears. The item signals local observance and schedule adjustments for residents.
Community School Event Highlights Progress and Holiday Cheer
The article notes a school gathering with parents and pupils sharing afternoon tea, praise for staff led by Mr Harricon, and a Christmas emphasis on peace and goodwill. Local races and events at the new Recreation Ground drew a sizable crowd, with proceeds aiding ground improvements.
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Ais
Tom Harricon
Oliver
Geraldton
Dengaere
Mparts
Novelty Hove
Iisen
Herbert
Cesrne
JF. Rolinson
J. Doxmond
Neranation
Htene Linthaene
Notable rector in Lincolnshire discusses medical ethics crisis
The Rev G Maurice Elliot of Guittarny is cited amid a troubling case involving Mrs Blot, his wife, facing a life or death decision on an operation. Medical opinion advised against surgery, fearing fatal outcome, while the public controversy and moral framing unfold through local press attention.
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Maurice Elliot
Guittarny
Lincolnshire
Blot
Guardine Angel
London
el Beis
Wireless growth prompts reform call from Daily Mail
The London Daily Mail denounces the English post office for clinging to outdated limits on wireless use. It urges bureaucrats and lawmakers to recognize rapid technological change and remove barriers that hinder public and commercial wireless communication.
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London Mail
Daily Mail
Breeding Standards Emphasized for Improved Stock
English authority stresses strict culling to raise stock quality. Better bloodlines, rapid fattening, and efficient feeding improve meat yield and farm profitability. Breeders must reject substandard stock to elevate overall standards.
Shark Catching Industry Grows Near Parker Island
A report notes a new American industry forming around Parker Island between Gateno and Mayne in the Gulf of Georgia. Shark catching expands as Norway supplies oil for global markets while local plants tap a fresh supply of shark liver and other products, with demand for some parts high.
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America
Parker Island
Gateno An
Mayne Islands
Gulf of Georgia
Seeoees
Norway
Railway magnate transforms peat to coke for furnaces
A historic note describes a railway figure who shifted peat into coke for his furnaces and raised miner production above prewar levels. He aimed to revive the district’s metal industry from collapse, leveraging Busian resources to avert complete breakdown.
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Wene
Hhe
Busian
Sleepers Hold Tales of Long Unwakeful Years
The article recounts cases of extreme long term sleep in which individuals like Caroline Olsson of Okuo and a German man from Minnesota reportedly slept for decades. Doctors such as Froderstrom and others struggle to explain the conditions. In Olsson’s case artificial nourishment preceded waking with no lasting health impact. The Minnesota sleeper reportedly woke after injections and regained memory and vigor.
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Caroline Olston
Okuo
Sweden
Froderstrom
Paria
Cavaliny Olsson
Rui
Aeord
Minnesota
Yeura
Saleep
Ambitious Canadian project to alter Labrador Straits climate
A Maritime Province dream envisions diverting the Labrador current by building a dam at the Straits of Belle Isle to replace it with the Gulf Stream. Engineers assess climate and economic impacts for eastern Canada and New England, including Montreal and Newfoundland's potential growth and a Newfoundland Newfoundland Strait rail link.
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Kipling
Carolina
Virginia
Newark
New England
Maritime
Montreal
New York
Perhope
Labrador
Gulf Stram
Straits of Belle Isle
Walter Noble Burns Benevides
Newfoundland
Straits of Belle Tale
Channe
Allande
Canada
Millee
Golden Tech
Feha
Bovfernhns
Straits of
Belle Isle
Dem
EU Canna Han
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Arctic Ocean
Quaye
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Bellport
Trail
Atlantic Ocean
Spitzbergen
England
Burns
Gulf P
Labrator
Évir Rui
Erie
Rockall Rock Structure Defies Coastal Warning Efforts
Paris telegram dated Amgest Mj Lshereed tant De reports attempts by Professor Lacroix to determine Rockall's location amid a volatile sea. The rock, farther from the mainland than any other, rises from the ocean as storm waves sweep over it. Government ships have broken off and drifted away. Past schemes to fix its position have failed, with only miniature granite specimens found in earlier expeditions.
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Rockall
Profesor Lacroix
London
Beottinh
Sam
Paris
Women debarred from club grounds amid football row
A torrent of rebuke greets the Football Association motion to resume women’s football on club grounds. Protesters argue football is unsuitable for females while officials insist the move won’t stop women from playing the game they have enjoyed for years.
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Wearpool
Queen's Park
Lunou
Fiat Haller
Amociatiem Io
San Trix
Feothmam
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