Victorian Subsidy Talks And Melbourne News Roundup
Subsidy of 1000 pounds per year for three years planned to support monthly Melbourne to Fiji shipping. Death in Alfred Hospital a 19 year old lad, suspected sleeping draught overdose after recent marriage. A coach accident near Walhalla leaves old selector John Brows dead, neck broken, wagon toppled. Missing Wendouree woman Lara Dumin seeks shelter, police to investigate. Influenza-like illness widespread among Melbourne horses, origins unclear. Detectives uncover duty stamp thefts totaling 100 pounds across multiple documents with cancellations erased. Political chatter over ministers and postal votes. arbitration case against Bowker and mining firms cited. Police investigation into man found with throat cut near Mt Hemerkable. death at Koo-kynie with police aboard.
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Melbourne
Fiji
Wm. Graham
Alfred Howtal
St. Kilda
Walhalla
Moe
Walhelis
John Brows
Wade
Lara Dumin
Wendouree
Ballarat
Milne
Gregory
Buzzacott
Hayward Irove
Wellington
Society of the Oeat
Bowker
North White Feather
Queen Margaret
Duncan
Meszies
Commissioner of Police
Michael Salmon
Peter McLachlan
Mt. Hemerkable
Kookynie
Remarkable Claims at Lands Titles Office Hearing
In South Australia, evidence before the Lands Titles Office revealed inconsistencies in a cadastral survey. Witnesses testified plans differed due to absent permanent markers in Adelaide and one surveyor admitted altering a plane against his judgment. Another surveyor signed a declaration claiming to have surveyed land he never visited.
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Lands Titles Office
Ressof
Adelaide
Tragic Kurri Kurri Incident Ends in Death
In New South Wales a man named Thorley died after threatening his sister with a razor and attempting to obtain a revolver from an acquaintance. Earlier reports described a mangled remnant by the railway line. Separately, ministers faced allegations of abuses in the Miners Accidentalist Fund, with claims miners exploited funds totaling about £195,000 and cases of malingering rising as accidents increased.
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Kurri
John Thorley
Thorley
James King
King
Aaid Shases
En Peemcind
Repiberebbe
West Australian Election Returns and Seat Estimates
The West Australian notes that by September 15 Mr. J. B. Holman sees the government defeated in large measure as elections proceed. It records Labor at about 90 seats and the Ministerial 96 with remaining returns from Dely Pilbarrs Kimberley Roebourne and Dundes still pending. It suggests the new Parliament may have 33 Laborites.
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J. B. Holman
Dely Pilbarrs
Kimberley
Roebourne
Dundes
Hea
Contested Shooting Near Mill Leaves Man Dead
In Queensland a man named Sing Appon shot Arab Ma homet Ali and killed him instantly. Appon, armed with a rifle, fled into the scrub near the mill after the shooting.
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Appon
Mahomet Ali
World News Snippet From London Sept 14 News Shorts
Reports quote Count Von Buclow warning of German naval aims against Britain. A Wesleyan Church and schools at Denatable were destroyed by fire causing about £30,000 damage. Lord Curzon survived a car collision and is recovering. Unemployed demonstrations noted in Manchester. The Roman Catholic Congress reports the Pope’s grief over prohibition of the Blewed Sacrament amid debates on liberty.
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London
Count von Buclow
Standard
Denatable
Flin
Ben
Airship Sails 300 Kilometres in 13 Hours Record Flight
The airship Gross with two passengers aboard sailed three hundred kilometres in thirteen hours without a stop, surpassing Zeppelin's coast record.
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Tlombos
Elections Report Unopposed Winners Across Districts
The record lists multiple electoral results with unopposed victories and majorities across various locales such as Claremont North Fremantle Toodyay and Canning. Mentions include J G Foulkes T Quinlam and C W Spiers among others with final counts indicating explicit majorities and “absolute majority” notes for several candidates.
Racing notes and breeding from Broken Hill and Newmarket
Breeding links for Pefiad or and Pistol foal adventures, Adelaide plans for a two year old from Pistol, and Broken Hill racecourse spend of £3904 with £067 revenue. English racing profits cited, Tattersall’s Ring questions, and Rail betting culture. Rawson Stakes results noted with Perkes, Gavotte and Polledos.
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Beteorte
Pefia d'Or
Golden Slipyer
Lees
Ongegen
Mr. D
Fame
Mrp
Adelaide
Pistol
Aursrim
Golden Slipper
Rendfield
Melbourne
Broken Hill
Kew South Wales
Jocal Club
Regal
England
Carbine
Tabet Perkes
Fenee
Wim
Bomers
Malater
Gavotte
Simmer
Polledos
Lavarite
Galsbed
Note from Worthampton election aftermath and outlook
From Our Gws Curresyosdent reports a local election ended with victory for the old political favorite. Describes polling day incidents and supporters optimistic about Northampton and district, noting a seven member committee and a pledged group aiming to push welfare growth and progress in the North. The piece hints at future governance and party cohesion.
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Worthampton
Medh
Ox J. L. Nemeve
Mr. Nameon
A Hint to W R Carson Letter to the Editor
A reader urges Mr Gregory’s defeat in Mrasics and asks Mr Carson to resign in Gregory’s favor. The piece questions Geraldton representation by a minister and hints at a political pivot to retain Gregory, citing railway picnic and local merchants.
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Gregory
Mrasics
Carson
Mr. Gregory
Geraldion
Geraldton
Carron
Market Report From H Meckenzie Weekly Prices Including Vegetables
Market report for week ending Saturday September 12 lists potato cabbage cauliflower peas radishes turnips lettuce and other produce with prices per dozen or per box. notes eggs fowls and various groceries sold at satisfactory prices. Mentions Victorian potatoes and groceries including whitebait tongues and salt among items disposed of.
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Meckenzie
Troit
Erica
Guardian Obtains Prom Moers and Associates at Publisher Office
The Guardian reports obtaining documents from Moers, E Suell, J Davies, and W H Jems at Mr James Haller’s residence on Bayley Street, in the publishers’ offices.
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Guardian
WAT AK
Prom Moers
E. Suell
J. Davies
W. H. Jems
James Haller
Amd Abo Ot
Bayley-ateeet
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the Roman Catholic Congress
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Toodyay
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Nelson
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Richardson (L
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Kaman
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Eddy
Kanowna
Walker
Moore
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Kitahon
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WR. Carson
Bester
Fenanen
Market Report
C. A. Kempton
A. J. Wright
Forth
Mingenen
Attiviog
Oliver’s Clothing Company
Masonic Hall
Marine Terrace
Geraldtes
Kent
Mamagun
P. M. Steggall
Ismse Marine Terrace
Rocare Dargains
Frank GI
EEN & Co
Durlagher Street
Bolbroek
Premier Boot Palace
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A. H. Mountain & CO
Gullespie
Stanley
GRENO
Mackay's
Coates
Rere
Taylor Brog
JAE
Eerlawd Insurance
Fien and Marine
Bardalwoor
Oakabella
Elliott
Tiradden Station
Lionel R. Davis
Pean
Arene Diario
J. Cantelo
Baker and Confed
Peete
Bteogall
W. Wick
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