Brutal murder of clergyman shocks Marsa parish
A vicar at Savoure Church of England in Marsa was found dead in his vicarage after a robbery in which about 70 pounds was taken. Police investigated a theory that the crime was tied to a partner and an alleged domestic dispute. The victim, aged around 88, was a bachelor with connections to nearby communities.
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Marsa Tacedy
Ceder Marali
Savtoure
Church of England
Callingwood
Tey. Grell
Wales
Richmond
Melbourne notices on burglar fear and home security
In Melbourne Bridie Rew and Harold Lacey Cecil report worry over burglars and discuss steps to deter intruders. The article mentions local reactions and concerns about break ins and safety measures in the neighborhood.
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Melbourne
Bridie Rew
Harold Lacey Cecil
Troy
Daver
Wheat Market Folklore Amid Thin Trading Offers
Market reports show wheat prices steady with limited activity and buyers cautious on supplies. Quotes hover around 1.47 for wine wheat as traders weigh futures and local demand against a quieter sentiment in the ag market.
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Ani
Wren
Man Fatally Knocks from Tram Tootboard in Sydney
An unidentified man about 33 years old was killed instantly in Sydney when he was knocked from the tram’s tootboard by a swinging object in the near midnight hour.
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Sydney
Iriaay
Alt Abbotaford Bond
Empire Wide Opposition To Peace Proposals
A London report outlines growing domestic and international opposition to Hoare Laval peace proposals for Abyssinia. The British cabinet faces protests within its ranks and among supporters. Discussion centers on League of Nations mediation and possible resumption of negotiations.
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London
Ueday
Hoare-Laval
Frog
Licences for Seamen Reported in Sydney Fray
Fragmented notes from Sydney outline seamen licensing, referencing the Federal Attorney General and government policy without clear details. The garbled text hints at a maritime licensing event and possible discussions on port or coast duties.
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Sydney
Way
Mellie
Federal
Me Menging
Toak Tee Agate Wing Sr
Egyptian Unrest Deepens as King Fuad Steps In
Cairo reports indicate King Fuad intervenes amid cabinet resignations and growing unrest. The 1823 constitution is referenced as a reform focal point while leaders maneuver to secure power, with speculation about L Nespin remaining in office but facing survival doubts.
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Cairo
Fuad Fia
Newlin
Nationa
Nespin
Farewell Function for Deputy Headmaster A C Baillie
A school farewell at High School School marked by a Primary Department ceremony for Deputy Headmaster A C Baillie. Pupils presented poems and songs, and Stan Corgan led the party with the scholars reciting verses. Mr Baillie expressed thanks and received a gift, pledging to remember the pupils’ affection.
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Gielo
Jenn Resy
Jack Lermard
Font
Noa Seagrove
Ourit Moya
Frank Mardy
Ann Monck
Tony WA
Maze! Prime
Colic
Idgar
Boite
Alii
Bailie
Finn
Trial of Lord de Clifford By Peers In Lords Gallery
In London this morning a peerage trial was held in the Lords Gallery with ceremony. Lord de Clifford was acquitted on a charge of manslaughter arising from a car crash four months ago. The fatality involved the Bird family and was noted as a rare event in the last 180 years.
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London
Lord de Clifford
Nis Pees
Roys Gallery
House of Lords
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Whet de Clifford
R Crarge Manulaughter
Neo
Wived
Wived Had Praised Much Bile Interest, As Inily Khe Abird
South Africa to match Australia in two-day Durban draw
Test match in Durban ends with Australia bowled out for 197 as South Africa mount a late chase. Tarranth top-scored for the visitors with 88 while Tendai and Lawther contributed. Australian bowlers anchored by Math and Tanviy.
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Tanviy
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Alexander Fundrlee
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Abuddin
Harsh Treatment of Orphan Girls in Brisbane
Archbishop Buhig spoke on abuse against orphan girls, revealing they were beaten by mistresses and men, dragged from bed at dawn, and forced into labor for meager pay. Inspectors warned such cruelty persists, with employers repeatedly identified as the main perpetrators.
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Brisbane
Vincent's
Howe
Buhig
Tata
Ennem
Iris
Shipping Strike Talks In Sydney Amid Delegations
Delegates from AGTY conference with NOL secretary and Byrnney Ladd Cornell executives as freighters Monbs and Burma arrive. Four vessels expected to sail today with volunteer crews. Seamen demand return to old award terms, higher pay, shorter week, and immediate withdrawal of home rule.
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Sydney
AGTY
Brilliant Display by Cochet in Bathurst Tennis Meet
Henry Cochet delivered a brilliant display in Bathurst to defeat J Willard Ipwaseta in straight sets. In doubles the Willard brothers made a stronger showing but Cochet and partner won.
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Bathurst
Priany
Prencii
Hew Cochet
Ahrilied Joral
Inet Heh
Kaye
Opossum Skins 1853 Case Dismissed at Central Police Court
Arthur Talbot a 36 year old laborer faced charges of having opossum skins in his control two tons allegedly promoted as stimulants. The magistrate found no second charge and, after hearing evidence, dismissed both charges.
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Sydrey
Central Police Court
Vamet
Arthur Talbot
Nkinis
Posi
Ikl Aller
Mail Matters Arrival of Sydney Letters
Inaccurate report on the mail from Glen Innes via Inverell published Wednesday. The first mail from Sydney and Glen Innes arrived around 7.30 and reached Inverell promptly with the total post. Full delivery details and delays discussed. notes on currier service and speed.
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Wedness
Glen Tnnes
Inverell
Sydney
Glen Trening
Seren Econ
Nice
Pasian
State Lottery 309th Drawn Sydney Friday Draw
The State Lottery 309th draw held in Sydney today with Best 3 First prize number 007s. Syndicate entries appear from Kalpings Beotie Second prize 6424 and O. W utehinean Spring Street Sydney. Third prize 588 Lucky Dan syndicate Danderson 14 Breath Avenue Marrickville. Fourth prize 24109 Go Places vindicate Mrs E Kent Turton Waratah. Lottery No 310 will be drawn Tuesday.
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Sydney
Bént Whd T
Mac Saunders
P.O. Kal
Béotie
MF. O
Epring. Street
Danderson
Breet Avenue
Marrickville
Sussex Street Market Report from Stoney Prins
A market report lists varied produce prices with items such as potatoes, onions, cheese, honey, gala apples, oats, lucerne hay, and wheat. Prices are given in quantities like per cwt and per hundredweight, reflecting a mid-century rural market listing.
Weather forecast for regions with scattered showers
The latest 9am forecast calls for cloudiness with isolated showers and thunder in eastern areas. Warm and sultry conditions prevail in the south and east with northeast winds. patches of rough seas expected along the coast.
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Aura
Priaay
Fredk
Poart
Tin price report from Sydney quoted at 4 shillings 11 pence
Tin prices in Sydney today show a unit price of 4/11 per unit. Market notes indicate demand from traders remains steady with minor fluctuations observed in early trades.
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Sydney
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