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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 06, 1906

Page

2

The Flight of a Swallow in a Circus Tragedy

Peggy Webling portrays a perilous circus act where Minnie, a seventeen year old aerial performer, defies Dan Lorenz the trainer as she and the Swallows swing between ropes. A sudden fall ends in tragedy as Minnie collapses mid performance, dying in front of a panicked audience while Lorenz faces guilt and scrutiny.

Peggy Webling Guivanata Dan Lorenz Win Loren Lorenz Ancie Iberat Meike Lavena Nwiy Nan Dan Thorn Minnie Jack Loren Lorenx Iyetormanen

Riot charge in Oxford Street involves Adolf Beck and Marie Rouquin

Marie Rouquin, 28, described as a French servant in Tottenham Street, faced a riotous and improper behavior charge in Oxford Street on October 19. Adolf Beck, 64, of Dryden Mansions, Oxford Street, obstructed Constable Benjamin Willard during the arrest, refusing to release Rouquin's arm as she was taken to the station, drawing another constable for help.

Adolf Beck Marie Rouquin Tottenham Street Denman Marlborough Street Oxford Street Drydenmanatons Benjamin Willard Arthur Newton Berk Willard Beck Newton

Regretful Claimant Describes Police Incident

Mr Newton states his client regrets his actions during a police operation. He admits speaking to a man and touching him on the arm, calls it foolish but says he did not intend to obstruct police duty. Rouguin fined 20s and costs. Beck over bound over in £5 for six months.

Mr Newton Den

Galley’s Heraldry Ties To British Bank Clerk Fugitives

Paris report says Galley the bank clerk charged with embezzling 88000 pounds used fanciful aristocratic disguises. He boasted of creating coats of arms and claimed a mailed fist emblem. He recalled spending lavishly, often intoxicated, and leaving 800 pounds to his wife. Police search for accomplice Lerendi, with leads pointing to Ireland and East and Wing areas.

Paris London Daily Mail Baron de Graval Galley Rugene Lerendi Lerendi Insh Tornis Vie Tn Yacht

The Late Bishop Ellicott Amusements

A humorous tale recounts Bishop Ellicott playing billiards at a country house near Gloucester with a peer famed for jokes. As midnight nears the Bishop wishes to stop, but the host jokes that he can reset the clock for an extra day, a story Dr Entwitt recalled with amusement.

Dors Cather Gloucester

Silk production around the world in 1903 insights

The report estimates world silk production at about 39.9 million pounds for 1903, excluding home use in China and Japan. China grows more silk, exports 14.0 million pounds, Japan 1.13 million, with Persia Turkestan and India at 1.96 million. Italy leads Europe with 1.77 million pounds, while the main growth occurs in Asia.

China Japan Persia Turkestan India Burope Italy

To Convince the Reason Is Not To Capture the Will

A compact note argues that purpose is not to capture will but to sway belief. The text reflects a debate on intent and agency, emphasizing reasoning over force and urging clarity in purpose.

AAVE TRAGEDY SHINES ON STATE FUNDS TO POLITICIANS

New York correspondent of the Daily Telegraph reports on the death of Lee Clark, enabler of Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny, detailing alleged links to politicians and financial ruin. The article cites rain and disgrace as motives, with claims that politicians ruined the bank and caused a national scandal.

New York London Daily Telegraph Lee Clark Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny Penney

Bank downfall tied to State funds and politicians

A former bank insider allegedly diverted about 1.16 million of State money deposited with the bank, prompting accusations that deposits were loaned to Republican politicians on worthless securities. The bank’s collapse drew a curdled response from officials, with plans for exposing the fund trafficking and a chairman blaming politicians for the disaster. The case involves extensive state funds, high stakes, and potential political fallout.

Eitapublican Statsunda Clark Apora Enterprise Bank J Ty New York World Pitsburg Gwinner Republican Party Pennsylvania

Footprints on the Sands Time Unearthed in Hastings

A Hastings sandstone slab reveals three dinosaur track types from a giant biped. Experts note pads, toe prints, and full-foot impressions. Some footprints reach 13 inches long with strides up to eight feet.

Wealden Hastings Tguusendun von M. Dallo Brissela Museumy Waa U Biped Tie

A Lucky Chinese Girl in Spinning Maiden Festival

A sixteen year old girl threaded a needle behind her head during the festival of the Spinning Maiden and the Cowherd, a feat seen as evidence of special skill. Since then she has received many marriage offers through intermediaries, reported by the Canton Times.

Ae Lyra Aquila Canton Times

Separate Homes for Married People Quote

A quote from B. Wheeler in the Browd discusses separating married people into distinct homes or chambers. It argues that while guests may be invited for periods, they should eventually return to their own fireside to avoid the torture of uncongenial company.

B. Wheeler

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