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Newspaper

Guyra Argus

Location

Guyra, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 04, 1909

Page

2

Troupe brings music to Mapleville amid old wounds and reunion

In Mapleville a charity entertainment by a touring troupe provokes local doubts yet wins over residents. Doctor Matthew Flail and performer Constance Daring confront a past of love and longing as the Dominion Concert Party arrives, a storm of emotion guiding a quiet reconciliation.

Hees Maple Wife Mia Gunning The Mapleville United States Matthew Flail Lola Jot Wimeek Bola Dr Tall Mr Gunning Mra Pine Wikine Flall Domain Matthew Piai Jock Gret Constance Dominion Dr. Fiall Ite Mira Daring Mra Gunning Miss Daring Buey Gunning Lie Bud Dr Plail Elways Iifert Gunnings Matthew Filall Seth Thompson's Mise Thompson Dr. Flail Matthew Flair Constance Dering Miss Dering Becasse Matthew Mat Matthew Fail Tts Mrs Gunning Beth Bud Ita M.A.P

Gravesend schoolmaster on trial for shooting at pupil

At Maidstone Assizes on November 26 William Meresford Tower, Gravesend Grammar School master, 42, faced trial for shooting John Griggs in September with intent to murder. Evidence described a classroom struggle, with Tower striking Griggs with an ash-stick and later firing after buying a revolver. The case hinges on motive and whether the weapon was meant to frighten or harm.

Kent Maidstone Justice Hidley William Meresford Tower Gravesend Georges Griggs Power Warburton Mustace Fullon Kenrick Treasury Gravesend Grammar School Chavesend Hospital Westminster Gazette John Griggs Lurger Rchooloy Nettlingham George Griggs Tower Griggs

Labor party proposals in Portsmouth raise pension and tax plan

An agenda in the Daily Mail outlines drastic Labor Party resolutions for January in Portsmouth. It calls for old-age pensions at fifty five and invalid pensions funded by higher income tax, with aims toward overthrow of capital and public ownership. The Independent Labour Party backs an All British Labour Conference in 1910 and opposes militarism.

Labor Party Portsmouth Tila Dundee Newcastle Independent Labor Party

Destruction of Dumfries Town Hall in Early November Fire

Fire gutted Dumfries Town Hall on November 2 destroying wall paintings including King William Queen Maury and several provost portraits. The ancient hall’s most valuable relic, the Sallergue, was partially saved by a town official and presented as a trophy from James 1 for the annual trades competition once held at Klog's Corona- Usa.

Dumfries William Maury Ejvie James 1

Born orator on the Chiswick Line in Punch style

A London tramcar scene features a loud travelling orator, his suffragette audience, and a dog amid the chaos. The Giant defends animals and women’s rights with farce and good humor as a conductor manages the quarrel and a child feeds a hungry dog while the crowd debates suffrage and politics.

Shepherd Shepherd's Ellen Simrtin Arimly Marster Olf Chiswick Gome Bird

Lord Cecil reforms raise police force scrutiny in London

A London court scene features Harold Simpkin charged with assaulting a policeman during custody dispute, and Ming Belinga Jones apologizing after a misread protest at a suffragist demonstration. The magistrate hints at selecting officers with compatible physical traits to avoid unrest.

William Cecil Seporle Westminster Gazette Harold Smpkina G.externa Coneile Ming Belinga Jones House of Commons Tarif Hosking Asefulia William Montmorency de Jones Wilkinson Highstreet Costa

Marriage of East and West Hindu Judge in Divorce Court

A Hindu judge who wed an Englishwoman argued in divorce court that polygamy is legal where his domicile allows it. The case, heard by Sir Gorell Barnes, covered desertion claims and whether the English marriage bound him, with testimony from Mrs Chetti and witnesses in England and India about prior vows, finances, and alleged subsequent marriages.

Gorell Barnes England Chinglepore Madras Hindola India Hume Williams K.c Janice Venugopal Chetti Indian Civil Service Cambridge Christ's College Miss Taylor Jlrong Talbot Read Mayscrater Paddington Boulogne Well Williams Uhetil Mrs Chett Florrie Floren Chettl Chinghput Paris Maurice Mohan Neal Yuseuf Peetigns Bengal Respondent Willcocks Yussuf Burmah de Krayther Paddington Registry Office Mra Chetti Ven

English Rights and Remittance Claim in Political Debate

Fragmentary report notes a political discussion on rights of English residents and foreign nationals. The President mentions a former decision by Sir James Hannen extending protection, while His Lordship reserves judgment to shape the matter for future ruling.

Engilah Monial James Hannen England

Trollope Secrets of Success Mentioned by General Brackenbury

General Sir Henry Brackenbury recalls Anthony Trollope’s daily writing routine and creative gift during a visit at Wolthan Cross in 1860s, noting Trollope’s habit of starting at 6 AM and dedicating time to imaginative work. He claims Trollope found inspiration from simple props like a cobbler’s tool on his chair.

Henry Brackenbury Wood Anthony Trollope Wolthan Cross Trollope Havana Wilds Hrackenbury

Trapped by Telephone Case Ends With Custody

A man was taken into custody after a telephone hoax claiming a letter to a theater manager led investigators to unravel a plot. The defendant admitted sending the letter and sought to shift blame to others, stating his wife and child faced danger. Police, detectives Gale and Webb, handled the case.

Leeeim Carpenter Gale Webb

Music of the Drum and Its Dramatic Power in Orchestra

A London lecture recounts how drums drive tempo and emotion in orchestral music. Gabriel Clember notes the drum as a leading instrument, capable of funeral marches to thunderous roars, demanding precision and thematic counting from the performer.

Beotfers Gulidhali School Miriv London “Daily News Gabriel G. Clember Prats Ike McHeptra

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