Tax case and police reports overshadow local court scene
In Fingland a tax case centers on W J Harrison who faced charges for failing to file a required return. The article also details detectives’ work on poison cases, a failed charity event, a magician show at the Town Hall, and agricultural notices including a horticultural society gathering and farm sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Harrison
Harrison
Finglood
Mir
Ain See
Parchansrs
Jak Mhvey
Anvil
Apsenig—Ntne
Macirtatr Bridge Delays Probed at West Riding Council
At a council meeting the West riding members debated funding for a long-delayed bridge called the Macirtatr Bridge. A 32 year old structure shows heavy decay with dry rot, yellowed supports, and weakened girders. Engineers warned heavy traffic could worsen the condition, while costs of repairs would fall on ratepayers. Additional works on nearby bridges and roads are planned as alternatives due to funding constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macantaur
Mooday
Laxt
West Riding
Law
Nuben Campbell
Amil
Une
Tsar
Vibedsis
Melanie
Roary
Adler
Satunday
Ani
Eorth-East Riding
Leon
Portland Road
Broadwater
Kameralla
Kole Point
Condah Swamp
Portland Fire Charge And Other Local News
In South Portland on the 3rd a man was fined for leaving a fire burning while clearing fencing. Hass Hansen faced a similar charge for starting a fire near Mr. White's horse, but the incident was less clearly intentional. Local industry and farm news note resumed outlooks as lambs and wool reports arrive. The town’s court and weather sections are updated with ongoing cases and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morelay
Polion Court
Kaward Cromwee
Lige
Innt
South Portland
Wan
Ecru
Burp
Ami
Ageinet
Hass Hansen
Bridgewater
Ind
TK White
Ford
Se Owete
Warnia
London
Woolloornon
Ebenes
Maoliog
Wynne
Judge Molenworth
Kptrick
Calhavah
Dreyfus Exonerated Rumor Sparks Maritime Sale
London reports rumors that the Court of Cuma ton has received treachery information connected to Dreyfus. A confidential sale is said to involve secret military details, suggesting possible mobilization of forces abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cumaton
Davieg Hinde
London firm sued over alleged £40000 mortgage claim
London based firm Mears Pentti and Laird electors or electric contractors face a legal action alleging a debt of £40 000 related to a disputed development. Proceedings outline a financier claim and potential damages amid regional financial contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mears, Pentti, Mtutyre Att Laird, Eolicitors
Ilangow
Leas Alieioccles
Ficioney
Church Rubric Dispute Refs Archbishops Decision
The Arey al Canterbury and York propose joint interpretation of disputed rubric points after an event, aiming to uniform church practice. They would seek a bearing before an archbishop’s decision if necessary, with a procedure to be followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lontion
Canterbury
York
Ambiguous Text About Spain and America Discussed Abroad
A fragmentary report from London references requests for copies of rules and notes on the Philippine situation. It mentions moves by American and Spanish authorities and hints at a possible settlement or federation of terms under a peace framework.
Apparent Attitudes in Schleswig London Banday
A garbled report notes a Danish desire to see all English entities united with Enmark diplomacy. The piece mentions the President of the Promian Dint and asserts that Government did not interfere until a present agitation had escalated and grown in boldness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Banday
Eet
Nicaragua Canal Project Hails Six-Year Contract Plans
London reports the Nicaragua canal proposal firming up a six year construction plan with budgets around 115 million and 3 million sums, pledging neutrality and security guarantees. It notes President My Bin and regime claims to assure the area’s safety amid potential foreign involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mowlay
Nicaragwa
The Samoan Difficulty
London reports tensions over Samoa with the United States seeking action from Colonel John Hay. German observers warn of severed ties if the German claim is upheld. Berlin and its ambassadors discuss the issue, noting potential shifts in diplomacy with Herr Von Wuliew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Samoa
Greenman
Washington
John Hay
United States
Cain
Apiale
Germany
Rualfiell
Cocmouran
Beritiels
Beelin
Wotthe
Herr von Wuliew
Balkan politics and Molten Macedonian affairs in London
The Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs informed the Porte that Roose and Anetria will join to deter Balkan states from taking aggressive action in the Macedonia matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stonday
Mouravne
Porte
Roose
Anetria
Balkan
Oturferfing
Macedonia
Control of the Sudan Appointment of Governors
The article reports on a series of appointments for the Sudan governorships, naming Quienel Lawes as governor of Sesunaar and Colonel Jackson as governor of Paghoda, with mention of a general officer to the governage of Cedars man. The piece notes Landon on Monday and references coastal positions and heraldry of the appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Monilay
Oeberthraribe
Lee
Ficoeer
Cedars Man
Quienel Lawes
Sesunaar
Jackson Gowerner
Paghoda
Turmoil Reported on Route at Southern Gothard Tarsiels
Unclear transmission notes traffic fears as the southern Gothard area may cause a permanent blockage. Pope Leo the Thirteenth is described as very weak then regaining strength per report from Piotin. Report mentions the province of Sih Hogan possibly at Mekin with views from neighboring vole may be stored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremenion
Heck Am Jaenen
Nf & Es
Torent Avhlatohe
Gothard Tarsiels
Pope Leo
London
Mowlay
I’ohiin
Si Hh Hogan
Mekin
Vlomoe
Sosital Te Sui Emalee
Tks Am Es
Htomenass Moura Detest Commentary on Citathon Charter
An unclear text fragment discusses a contentious charter and related witnesses. The writing hints at disputes over authority and possible consequences tied to the Charter and Toowoomba, mentioning a charged atmosphere and questions about who is responsible for a planned action. Names and specifics remain obscured.
YAUWRA TARDY AND WILFULLY FUSSY CRIMES INCOMPLETE CASE
A garbled report cites "Yauwr a tardy" and claims a criminal case with three prisoners resigning. Weather note mentions a rainless spell. Police confrontations on Sunday involve Dawin Winters and George Donaldson, with a discharged accusation and vague vagrancy references. Annie Hytes convicted of larceny, fined 12 pounds. Executive appoints Sir Andrew Clarke as Agent-General at £1000 per year. Robert Whiting accused of assaulting his mother. evidence deemed strong. Victoria declares Madras infected. Captain Moore fined for Frac Olest. Banks, ships, and market notes mix with unclear local items.
Premiers Conference and NSW Premier Arrive
Meteomera, Monday. Mr. Reid, Premier of New South Wales, arrived to attend the conference of Premiers but declined to speak on the matter. Some Queensland politicians suggest another convention before federation. Bevan desires action to secure consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
New South Wales
Aran
Queenland
Bevan
Digby Woman Rescued After Illness Following Attempted Death
A woman found in a low state near the Rifle Dhowne estate was removed to Digby for treatment after an apparent attempt at self harm. Mr J H Cay and Mr A M Donald aided the rescue. she ingested a large quantity of an intoxicant and remains under care as the court may direct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macarthur
Babgallah
Mount Gambler
Awibrnes
Milly
Herge
Sheng Wil Omttle
Howe, Hugey
Omishold Furniture
Warboein Sundries
Mesere
Laidlaw Not Fitton
Ethallo
Priday
Idasettas
A. Wright
Ton State Acheal
J.4
Laidtaw
Tesagmmarnd Wei" Seok
Tanh Renga
Tran Vial
Mery
Mery Temigneel Perak Te Tconpy (Ves Janite—Patrick Meare, Ma Sr
Comlah
Jub Serpeta
N.S. W. Brock A
Ower
Owen
Goclamen
New Sowth Wal
Jeanen
Miller and Co
J. H. Cay
Rifle Dhowne Estate
Digby
A. M' Donald
Merkin
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VOR
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Pest
Aielaidin
Geor
Nigny
Andrew Clark
H. M
Cuberne
Rtc
Sourdan
Rowland
M'Laughlin
Con Dwyer
Tim Champion
Ray
Hern
Aspgurt Graf
Mesa
Traf Spowke
Bert
New South, Wales
Gee. Coleman
Bolt
Hlamniitun
Petay Nemsiome
Dodyen Tre Mintorss A
Merine
Macirtatr Bridge
Portland
Pais
Dreyfus Exnocent
America
Spain
Sanday
M'Rinley
Americ Te Rekery
Appatins
Schleswig
Nicaragua Canal
Magedonia
Russia
Soudan
Butwess
Htomenass
Moura
Ciathon
Erinxholme
Meehan
Ated
Cantortent
Heywood
Jiromines
Beneere
THE
Meteopolis
Eis
OOM Coron Dent
Meccorian
Yauwra
Guilice
Calen Aod
TOR
Dawin Winters
George Donsideon
Thn
Aajivkance
Yaleors
Vagranny
Winters Lelag Temandinl
Donaldson Dincharguyl
Annie Hytes
Souths Africa
Sir Andrew Clarke
Robert Whiting
Mort Melbourne
Madeas
Victoria Hae
Madras
Per
Owen Cwinding
Sthamer
Moore
Wastanenbaal Banks
MR. Petd
Colston
Wire Thom
Hamilton Friendly Societies’ Sports
Nownthation
Miles
WM. Carter
Oian Mante Panto
St. Patrick's Day
Wantleigh Ark Ma
Bromell
Hamilton
Spom
Stani
Town Wall
Georgia Magnet
Winnie Griffin
W. G. Dudley Wyatt
Master Wyatt
Hamilton Norticultural Improvement Society
Annail
Shore Society
Mr. W Carter
Offies
Thamesnatreet
Toeeday
Wt & P.m
Bristyiess
Anneal Kepoct
Balmer
Ofhcers
W. BR
Stephens
Turkey
Apaly Aaseilton
J. Thomson & CO
Manchester
Boots & Shoes
Crockery & Glassware, Grocery
Arnott’s
AM Tinea Ieee
J.thomson & CO
Melbourne
Mr. O'Reilly
Med Hill Farm
T. Kiely
H Latrobe
Slelourne
Snod
Amd
Lanndreasus
Waleo
Bervuntie
Broughton Nene
Wand
Canterton
Dnase Grip
Diretrict
Vieteda Hotel
Coutext
Furunee
Goel Onter
Cameron
Mis Lug
Mossie H. Baker
Craywtrnt
Harilton
Pontland
Ley
John Kaan
Geuthenan
Bath and Beach
W. House
Richie
Alexander Lees
D. Laidlaw & GO
Galden Uubilowchord
Lowry
Sterling Stainiems Howe
Lhl
I Pei
Nias
Te Asovs
Surexni Qeadry
Laidlaw & CO
Crockery
D, Laidlaw & CO
Victoria Hotel
Jean
Wael Traine
Kaif Pollah
Ervin Beltis Tos Haare
Catlin
Arrowpool
Tartarie Acti
Irwin
Tran
Tolland
Aving
Rainey
Enanlware
Crocluery Deere Egnest Wright
Gray-atreet
Pencia
Eering
Kaeding
Hall
Y. Learmonth & CO
Aweute
Te Contractors and Others
Crone
Malhusert
Hamilton Mutual Store
A. Miller & Co’s New Buildings
Thomas
Queensland
W. H W. Treloar
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