Inquest Evidence on Brown Will Testimony Reactions
Sydney May 28 further evidence was given at the inquest on the late Alex Brown. The witness described drawing up Brown s will whereby Mrs Baikie was to come into his property.
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Sydney
Ales Brown
Witmss
ORC
Creditore
Billabalong
Westen
Fmtralia
Mameger
Om Beeetny
Caid
Jen MacPherson
Eaid
Perces
Arthur ¥. Abdott
George's Terran
Harold Wilton
Gerald ‘Tem
Fire at M Ann general store destroys buildings
A fire at M Ann’s general store in Uralion this morning spread to adjoining structures. One large hotel M Ann’s store and Webb’s tailoring shop were completely destroyed.
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Sydaey
M'Annn
Uralion
M‘ann
Webb
A Desperate Duel and Political Mood Across Lands
In Adelaide two well built aboriginal men fought near Oodoadel ta and died from wounds in the night. Federal politics see cabinet approval for placing Posts and Telegraphs under commissioners, Labor Party adopting a quiet course. American fleet reception route fixed as Melbourne reports updates for the event. International cricket discusses triangular contests with Marylebone Club plans and a possible 1908 England visit.
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Labor Party
Melbourne
International Crick
Marylebone
Maryletons Club
England
Melbourne May 36 Senator Best aims to icnos the fleet
Melbourne reports Senator Best states every effort has been made to entice the American fleet to visit Australia despite uncertain prospects and ongoing diplomatic talks. The note reflects wartime or defense concerns and broader regional security discussions.
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Melbourne
Senator Best
Iicnos
Australia
Death of a Journalist Editor M Kinley Dead
Melbourne reports the editor of the Melbourne Pundh named M Kinley has died while at work, details incomplete but the incident is confirmed as the death of a journalist.
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Melbourne
Ames M’kinley
Pundh
Daily Post Debuts in Hobart as Liberal Voice
The Daily Post issued in Hobart today presents a Liberal stance urging citizens to back Belkin as the most patriotic member of the Federal Parliament. The May 36 date situates the launch as a notable political development in Tasmania.
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Hobart
Daily Post
Cilisens
Belkin
Burns’ visit to Australia payment details emerge
The article notes a scheduled payment of £2000 related to Burns, the champion boxer, tied to his Australian tour. The first instalment under the contract is due today, with funds expected to be issued as part of the arrangement.
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Ye Sping
Stuns
Empire Day Celebrations Across Western Australia
The Empire day celebrations in Western Australia were successful. Governor addressed children in Perth and Fremantle. The Premier spoke to soldiers in Subiaco and urged loyalty to the Empire.
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Perth
the Govenor
Fremantle
Children
Subiaco
Frontier Fighting in Edin Frontiers Near End
London reports the frontier fighting in Edin near conclusion as most rebellious tribesmen have submitted. Also notes a Philadelphia train crash injuring seventy, a Thaw divorce action discontinued, and the United States decides not to withdraw troops from Cuba for now.
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London
Iedin
United States
Cuba
Diphtheria Case In Boulder Raises Health Alarm
Perth reports another diphtheria case at Boulder Hospital bringing the under-treatment total to nine. Health officials say local precautions by the Bank of Health were justified and expect schools to resume normal by Wednesday. Broken Hill racing sees Sydney Quickmarch win the Flying Handicap and then take the Farewell Handicap after a strong run.
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Perth
Boulder Hospital
Bank of Health
Tt Ia
Sydney
Quickmarch
Broken Hill
CABLES First Lord of the Admiralty Requires Prolonged Best
A terse dispatch notes that the First Lord of the Admiralty calls for extended best effort across naval operations. The signal emphasizes sustained discipline training and readiness amid ongoing fleet duties and strategic assessments.
Scottish Home Rule Bill First Reading In Commons
The Scottish Home Rule Bill was read a first time in the House of Commons. It faced strong opposition from Mr. Balfour and the London Time during the debate.
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Lombot
House of Commons
Mr. Balfour
London “Time
Geraldton Electorate nomination misunderstanding arises
In Geraldton the Labor candidate selection faced confusion as the local branch cannot receive nominations since affiliating with the Australian Labor Federation. Kalgoorlie Conference divided seven districts placing Geraldton in a northern district. nominations will come from unions within Geraldton electorate though ballots target those unions. Last night two nominations, T L Brown and B Dooley, were rejected due to the issue. WH James and C Bartlett are named, but PLP secretary Riley denies knowledge of them.
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Labor
Geraldton
Iocal
Australian Lator Federation
Kalgoorlie
Bison
Gingin
T. L. Brown
B. Dooley
Messrs
James
C. Bartlett
Riley
P L.P
Children Fancy Dress Ball Draws Cheers and Laughter
Promoters celebrate a successful fancy dress ball for children. About 65 children paraded in costumes for a grand march while music by the W A L R Band provided early tunes. Musical chairs, a children’s supper, and dancing followed as officials praised the event and anticipated further gatherings in the Parish Hall.
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W.A.L.R
Dunk
Bendigo Rifle Club Noted In Daily Mail Competition
Tendon May 28 report shows the Bendigo Rifle Club finishing in third place with a score of 798 in the Daily Mail competition, eight teams ahead including East London, Cape Colony, and the winning squad Bt.
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Bendigo Rifle Club
Daily Mail
East London
Cape Colony
King Edward Visit Blocked by Parliament Labor Members
Members of Parliament from the Labor party seek to obstruct a planned visit by King Edward to the Ceres of Russia, aiming to prevent the royal trip amid political tensions and diplomatic friction.
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London
Edward
Bursia
Franco Anglo Exhibition Visit by King and President
Inexion May 26 Their Majesties with the Prince and Princess of Wales and the French President toured the Australasian Courts exhibition and expressed pleasure. That evening the states ball at Buckingham Palace was attended by the Trocident. Britain must provide an army capable of aiding France as the alliance tightens.
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Prione
Princeéas of Weies
Fresch Republic
Buckingham
Palaos
Britain
France
Unrest in India prompts bill proposal on publication limits
A fragmentary report notes a proposed bill in India aiming to curb press publication. The text mentions officials and a response to unrest, with references to public order and censorship concerns. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Boots Sale At Bartletts In Geraldton
Interstate mails per Orient will close at Geraldton Post Office at re p.m. on Tuesday June. Held Over The repact of the ratepayers in waves. Top Value Boots at lowest price Bartlett The Bootman Marie Terrace Geraldton. BIG BONZA BOOT SALE is following at Bartletts The Bootman Mexine Terms Gempleton.
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Orient
Geraldton
Wnaves
Bartlett
Marie Terrace
Bartlett's
the Bootman
Mr Lawder's Orchard Study Yields Fruit Growth Plans
An interview with Mr. Lauder reveals 23 acres under fruit with plans to expand if railways arrive. He grows Washington Navels and Valentia Late oranges, Joppa, and other mandarins while grafting new varieties. He notes yields, irrigation, and risks from fruit fly, stressing middlemen’ profits and cautious long term gains.
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Avery
Jupp
Washington
Valentia
Washington Naval
Oomederios
Dome
Amd
Pga of Mulbery
Turf Notes From Down Under Bloodstock Sales
Fore-owsers note the Karrakallee Stakes and WA Derby on Tuesday while Mr Sol Green secures Positame for £4500. Bundaleer runner-up to Gunbarrel with Little Mary third. Notable Notting ham meeting entries include English Scottish Australian German and South American owners with Sexby riding The Bedouin. Maiden sale summaries record 97 head sold for £11,477 at Durham Court and Wambo stock sold for £9,750. Autumn blood stock sales total about £28,500, plus yearling sales push overall to £71,943 for 652 head since March 11.
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Combing Park
Micnight
England
Nottingham
Rece
Sexby
India
Torterobo
Mexico
Hewitt
New Zealand
J. Hi. Martin
United States
Walter Grigge
Bors
J. F. Brewer
Mulsier
Omson
Searm
Etrawrenia
Aurvus
Istria
Teresina
Predani
Mora
Sweet Alice
Saya
Sydney
Australia
Businée Beyea
Durham Court
Mosca
Wiliam Inglis
Sam
Thane
Advert Aids Boots and Shoes Made to Order
Advertisement urges orders for boots and shoes made to measure at Narileti's The Boot on Marine Terrace Gerakiton. Also promotes a Smoke Social Friday Hall tonight with tickets two shillings and sixpence, F C Overben and Ses listed.
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Narileti
Marine Terrace
Gerakiton
Drnida’ Hall
Overben
Auction of Geraldton properties by trustees of estate
Auction of two Geraldton properties and a farm at Rudd’s Gully listed by the West Australian Trustees Executors and Administrators to wind up the estate of Onburns Hocesned. The sale is Tuesday June 2 at the Club Hotel Geraldton with blocks on Garden Road and a large stone milk station area, plus a farm comprising locations 1085 1173 and 178 totaling about 00 acres. The property is under Supreme Court WA order for winding up the estate.
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James C Kidd
West Ae
Cole
Rudd's Gully
Victoria
Supreme Court al W.A
Geraldton Roads Board Tenders for Listed Works 1903
Tenders close with Seerstatu em INS June 1903 for works on Crowther Road Rudd's Gully Heme road Greenough Road and related gravel and metal roads. Bids for Northers Colly Road South gate boundary gravel sections and Koprina Siding Road to form about 15 chains of new road. Completion deadlines set as July 1 for items 6 and 7 and May 31 for the remainder. James Kidd signs as agent.
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Bwild
Greenough
Messrs Giles
Erie-Northers Cully
Grant's
Exiu
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Thiem
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Marylebone Club
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M'Kinley
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Burns
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America
Boulder
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Lord OF the Admiralty
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King and Czar
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Mr. Lawder's
Mhickiy
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Mr. Lander
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Burne
Thitpead Lie
Gualdten
Oys
Louis Eskell
Collianatenety Vic
Macerenin Seraldion
Oliver’s Clothing Company
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Hatters
Masock Hall
Geraldres
A. S
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W. Wineberg
Victoria District
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Tam 'Ae Ao Dahamma Ices Soa
Grant
Bathe
Hanlon
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Oswell’s
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Fleanor
Geraldton Male
Geraldton Roads Board
St Rudd's Gully
Heme Road
Clear
Kidd
Layton
Bend Key
Constantine & Gardner
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