Cheap Excursion Train to Sydney From Manilla
Texas will run a special cheap excursion train to Sydney from Manilla on June 14 departing 10.30 pm fares are 14d per mile first class return and 1d per mile second class return tickets available for return for six weeks. Sir John Forrest and the Acting Prime Minister discussed national matters while local scenes included farewells and a presentation at the Retreat with a pipe and a medal amid lighthearted moments. A farewell and testimonial for Miss Saxby was arranged at the Mechanics Institute with contributions sought by Wednesday and a presentation planned for the 17th with afternoon entertainment by the ladies.
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Texas
Sydney
Manilla
Prion
Constable Philpott
E. J. Wilson
Arrang
Mechanics’ Institute
Ald. Stoddart
Tragic family murder and suicide linked to local affairs
A Terrible tragedy unfolds near Albury as Alfred Livermore kills his wife then shoots himself after taking the baby. Police find Livermore dead in the scrub by morning. The note in his pocket reads I am mad. The accompanying documents detail a road contract and council questions about funding.
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Lonely House
Albury
Alfred Liverymore
Livermore
Wife of Professor Carslaw Dies in Sydney
The wife of Professor Carslaw died in Sydney on Tuesday. She had married only a few months earlier and was the widow of Mr. G. Al Cnackslayk, formerly a member for tuyere.
Sydney Labour Debate and Local Economic Strife
A Sydney column reports on political division within the Labor and Liberal parties ahead of parliamentary elections, noting figures such as Mr. Jodkian and Mr. Maso and discussing representation in the NSW Parliament. It covers labor disputes over arbitration court outcomes, wages, and the birth rate commission, and mentions public interest in taxation, trade, and local commerce as residents watch returning steamers and political events.
Ben Bridge and Carver Buckjumper Ride Shocked Crowd
Report on a rough riding event features Ben Bridge and W. Carver with the buckjumper Refira. Bridge shows notable skill before retiring at age 47 after a period of limited practice. Mention of past Buckjumper battles and Cowboy Show tours frames a colorful local sports anecdote.
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Ben
Sneorell
Thorn
Buick
le Bakon
Ant
Yo Atoee
Bon Non
Earl Moye
Upper Manilla Football Club appoints office bearers
In Upper Maxilis district news Fooreatt announces the Upper Manilla Football Club officers. Patron is A J Donnelly president James T Byrnes vice-presidents are T Sneesby M Costelloe J Donnelly and G Barrell secretary treasurer W Byrnes select committee includes J Byrnes T Brophy M Costelloe captain J Byrnes and vice captain T Brophy. Weather notes: sixty two points of rain were recorded at the post office last Sunday with heavier rain several miles up the river.
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T. Brophy Wearner
Royal Visit Planned for Ireland in July by King and Queen
London dispatch reports the King and Queen will tour Ireland in July. The Lords debate unrest with witnesses citing lawlessness and terrorism. The President says strict vigilance is required while the Government relies on ordinary laws and will use all powers available.
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London
Ireland
House of Lords
Trish
Local Notes Hint At Political Moves And Music Night
Fragmented lines mention Neale, Blouse and skirt, a plan for an event tomorrow, Mantle, Saux Bess and Barn Band delivering a seasonal musical treat, and hints that Mr McGirr may oppose Mr Moore in a senate contest. Also references to a railway contractors train and MacDonald soon visiting town by rail.
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Sinc
Artizans
Rossini
M'Girr
Senate
Church Services and Local Notices
Sydney reports a special exam wire noting indecent post cards. in Manilla church services list times for 11 am sunrise 7 30 pm with Rev WA Murrey. Manilla events include Namoi River 3 pm and Hav A M Ogilve. several shops fined for selling indecent postcards.
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Manilla
Namoi River
A. M. Ogilve
Bomb Outrage Strikers Bomb Frisco Tramcar
A bomb attempt on a crowded tramcar in Frisco triggered a narrow escape for passengers. No injuries were reported as authorities probe the incident. The attack, linked to a group calling itself Special: 'wi SxPRESS Wire, PSTONDON, remains under investigation.
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Pstondon
Proeday
Frisco
No License Debate Draws Vast Town Hall Audience
Sir Frederick Holder and others presented arguments in favor of no license at a Town Hall meeting last night. A tremendous audience observed the proceedings.
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Frederick Holder
Injunction Granted Against Timber Strike Siding
In Sydney on Friday the Full Court of West Australia granted an injunction restraining an M L A and others from siding and abetting timber men on strike.
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Sydney
Full Court of
West Australia
M.L. A
Clearest misreadings of 19th century debates surface in garbled text
The fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble citing May fair events, June tie Seiad ot Jems, and references to Kelvins and Siskos. It mentions education costs, railways expenses, a large drink bill, and Labor questions with applause for NSW legislation, implying a political speech critique of social issues and policy figures.
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Kelvin
Sisko
Corre
New South Wales
Wheat Prices Reported in Sydney Market
Markets wire reports wheat in Sydney on Friday with prices nominally at 3s 114d per bushel and wheat at 3s 6d to 33d, reflecting currency and commodity movement in the period.
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Sydney
Railway Debt Transfer Scheme Considered
Mr. Carruthers seeks to transfer the railway debt of fifty millions to the Railway Commissioners as a corporate body to relieve the Commonwealth of the sum when State debts are assumed.
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Carruthers
Railway Commissioners
Commonwealth
Sensational Bankruptcy Hearing In Jewish Clothing Firm Case
A large gathering of business people attended a Bankruptcy Court hearing over sequestration of a Jewish clothing manufacturer’s estate. An adjournment was opposed amid claims of a £13,000 deficiency and £8,000 withdrawn from the bank recently with no trace. Proceedings continue.
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Sydney
Bankruptcy Court
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BT. Worth
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Maso
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Clarke
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Liston and Smith
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Court Street
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Caermarthen
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Ben Bridge and Carver
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Royal Visit
Neale
Jay Helper
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Sotoartou
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