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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 11, 1913

Page

4

Gloucester Hospital Site Debate Delays Cottage Gift

The Gloucester Board of Health directs to a site for the Gloucester Cottage Hospital and warns the chosen location may render the gift futile if too distant from town. Citizens urge patience, questioning the dreary site and urging a better choice to avoid a white elephant outcome. The piece notes police court fines, local sports results, weather, and community notices.

Board of Health Dloucester Cottage Hospital

Surgeon Dentist H W Lee of Church Street

Advertisement shows H W Lee Kelly a surgeon dentist located on Church Street with hours 9 am to 6 pm or by appointment in Gloucester.

Dungog Gloucester Dungog Park Bri H. W. Lee. Kelly Church Street

Sunnyside 7 Mr Vinceut Ware Takes Home at Sunny Side

Local notes report Mr Vinceut Ware has moved to a new home at Sunnyside, residence of the Tide Mer, McKenzie. A favourable record entry is noted and Constable Haddon of Gloucester is praised for a brave act. Mr A Price learns papers forwarded to the Shipwreck Relief and Hurricane Society of New South Wales.

Vinceut Ware Sunnyside Tite Mer McKenzie Wow Ones Eel Seur Constable Haddon Gloucester It. A. Price Shipwreck Relief and

Election returns hint at Liberal minority in House

The latest returns suggest a probable Liberal majority in the Senate may be unachievable and Labour candidates look set for wins in Illawarra, Ballarat, with Ballarat Labour lead increasing. Ballot counts show a Labour majority in the House possibly rising to one seat if other changes hold.

House of Representatives Illawarra Ballarat Senate Fuller Tawarra Labour Liberula

Notable Fenian Dead in Kiama at 72

Cornelius O Callaghan Ryan, a noted Fenian figure born near Blackwater in Ireland, died in Kiama on Saturday. A former athlete who escaped police, he fought in the American Civil War under General Sheridan, later fled Ireland, and emigrated to Australia aboard La Hogue in 1877. He worked for George Bullen at Kiama and later for the L N Company, with Dr. O Callaghan, Archbishop of Cork, as a cousin.

Kiama Cornelius O'Callaghan Ryan Blackwater County Cork Ireland Fenian Organisation Brooklyn New York Phil. Sheridan Wallow Australia la Hogue Sydney George ‘Bullen Bullen L.N. Company Dr. O'Callaghan Cork

Por Children's Hacking Cough at Night

A short note reports a cough troubling children at night labeled as hacking. The item mentions a supposed cure called Great Peppermint Cure from Weods, dated January 6.

Balkan Armies Readied as Powers Demand Demobilisation

Allied powers press Turkey and Balkan states to disband military forces at once. Greece recalls 1918 recruits while Servian and Greek troops in Macedonia total about 370000. Bulgarian moves northward and Castnet resignation confirmed. Russia expected to watch. Bulgarian Serb treaty terms in limbo as Serbs push for demands and a new ministry may hinder amicable settlement.

Turkey Balkan Greece Russia Servia Mir

London Tragedy Trial Sees Jeanne Baxter Guilty

Jeanne Baxter, a young widow, was found guilty of manslaughter in the Shaftesbury avenue shooting of Bernard Hall the prior April. The trial revealed Hall had forced a duel on rival Unwin in December and promised marriage to Baxter, who claimed Hall triggered the fatal shot. Baxter received a three year sentence.

Lised Jeanne Baxter Bernard Hall Shaftesbury Avenue Statin Hall Unwin Eaid Bexter

Derby death of Miss Davison in war of freedom

Elizabeth Davison died from injuries after throwing herself under Derby horses. Inquest set for Tuesday. Friends draped her bed in green purple and white. Family not militants but open to a Women’s Social and Political Union funeral. Christabel Pankhurst issued a manifesto urging the death to highlight women’s wrongs. A public funeral for a fallen soldier in the so called war of freedom is planned.

London Misa Elizabeth Davison Misa Davison Women's Christabel Pankhurst Davison Asquith

Mrs Pankhurst Still In Future Intentions

London report states the license for Mrs. Pankhurst has expired and she remains confined to bed in a weak condition. Authorities plan no re-arrest unless she attempts to leave her residence. Six incendiary fires blamed on suffragettes occurred in Bradford Saturday night.

London

Australian cricketers defeat eleven at Prince Albert

Australian cricketers won easily against an eleven at Prince Albert Saskatchewan. Foundation stones for Sts Cathedral were laid on Sunday with a large attendance as the Governor presided at the ceremony. The collection total reached £10,600 and funds were allocated by the Lord Mayor of London from Sydney’s £6129 for the widows and families of the Scott expedition.

Prince Albert Saskatchewan Sts Cathedral London Sydney

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