Remarkable speech by Count von Bulow shocks Europe
The Reichstag heard a long speech by Count von Bulow defending German policy in Africa and Europe. He asserted Prussia would not threaten private lands and urged calm between powers while denouncing hostile foreign criticism. The Standard noted his tone was fiery yet controlled as he framed Germany’s stance.
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England
Count von Bulow
Garmany
Hu Hanedhior
Uhuvndaielain
Germany
Broweh
Axa
South Africa
Standart
Bulow
Liv
York
Prieully
Public Works plans drainage at Mount Boge area
Meeting notes from Satistay December 2 record the chairman highlighting Dr Duran’s illness and Public Works acknowledgment of an application for drainage along Mount Boge. Estimates set cost at £10,000 with £4,000 shortfall, and tenders for embankment, road work, and maintenance were discussed. Resignations, staff leave, and tender calls for road maintenance and other works were approved or noted.
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Joimr
Mount Boge Apsin
Cannell
Embankment
Cutchla
Crowe
Chambers
Orarseer
Gougheyan
Dacrett
Jarret
Tabgor
Mu. Tiomnechkur
Feveiog
Donivecliente
Kurver
Cottage Hospital meeting notes and audit report summary
At the annual Cottage Hospital meeting held in the hall at Westrow, details of the year ending December were presented. The balance sheet shows receipts from subscriptions, fundraisers, and patient accounts, with an audit confirming accuracy. Proceedings covered expenses, salaries, inventory, and the working account, with notices calling further attendance to discuss unsettled balances. The report notes publicity and attendees for the meeting in Montgomery and mentions local weather damage from a lightning strike affecting a stack and hay.
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Lapoy
Sieets
Sfillicent Cottage
Avival
Sveretary
Lawlies
Meanie
Alice
Mle Nitvelibeross
Afwknghee Tue
Racing Cink GR
Racing Cink Gr, McDonalt
Malle Haone Club
Mount Gambiur
Tuuinig Clute
Cif
Enalawl
Queen's Memorial
Sopeiye
Kuwanta
Fuley
Sitachke
Chuvehill
Mp Ferguson
Singer
Hank
Furciure
Katorens
Uly
Anil Thaverrs
McDonyugl
Cliget
Mill
McDonough
J. Klliger
Meerétney
Lament for Corporal Jiets- death and service remembered
An obituary fragment recalls the late Corporal Jiets- detailing his wartime service in Gawaty Treemit and Nevrraber. It notes years of police service, time with the Gonetubulary, and his death in October 188. The piece mentions his family, residence at Mt Vinieh and Garibre town, and a long line of mourners at a West overrun church.
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Senusry
Jiets
Thomshay
Honesani
Vinieh
Ailelside
Kingston
Mia
Garibre Town
Penland Narracoi
Mier Bon Pramotal
Mosata
Ir Police
Farr Juelina
Layesell
Naz Lhowshonk Wavaril
Uyeus
Pal Exchange Hare Yeti and Odd Names Across a Text Maze
A fragmentary and nonsensical OCR style passage lists many unusual terms and neologisms including Pal Exchange and a string of seemingly random names and phrases. The text lacks clear events, dates, or structured reporting to derive a coherent summary.
Murder Sociable Crime Scene Report From Berilis Shippine
An unclear OCR fragment describes a murder case involving multiple named locations and individuals in a coastal area near Berilis, with reference to a ship and a battlefield of confusion at night. The text mentions relatives, a host speaking, and alleged rituals before the killing, with fragmented narration of the aftermath and attempts to restore order.
Reputation and scores mix in fractured 19th century notice
Fragmentary OCR records mention Chamberlain's Cou Bodily goods and a heavy cricket match won by 228 runs. Mentions of costs, deficits, and officials appear tangled with scattered names and places, reflecting a noisy late era newspaper card.
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Walter Campbell
Auge Frelians
Thotira
Conor Sikant
Bunny Mane
Duil
Sousay Juaile
Hill
Anothong Asautoni
Phyughiahe
Thie Huber
Seasop
Quaife
Rand
Kechayior
Byitiol
Ben Salen
Fragmented 1920s article hints at governance and commerce debates
The text outlines discussions on government spending, land sales, and inflation worries. It references a Mount Gambier to Wolseley economic debate, proposed railway expansion, and a push to value land before public purchase. Names like Cardinal Rauspolla appear amid a broader scoping of public policy and market conditions.
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Mi Acracunk
Faye
Rauspolla'e
Pers
Irites
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Deiiinti
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Tle
Lawing
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Greiner
Niger
Mysore Wallace
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Heyinter
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Ww. Haughton & CO
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Satistay
Tressot
Emt Cottage Hospital
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Sale
Mount Melnigre
F. L. Holzgrepe
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PAL Exchange
Lin
Spay
Yuri
Metielian Gacas
Pinto
Wilivamnestroor
Cortin Crowe
Phe
Poke
Wirth Brothers
HUG Circus
United
Millicent
Australia
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Anil
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Bnet
Srouily Lopel
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Adelile
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Drake
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Raye
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Banulor
Bove
Jamon
Sanier Awl
Bose
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Meri
Bwmneburg
Tad
Regard Baader
Hous’ Kocalrpsi
J. McLaughlin & CO
Central Cash Store
R. Goldsbrough Row&Co Proprietary, Limited
Benker, Aniek & Sinton Trent Wook
Melinarud
HEAS
Millicent Stores
J. B. Mitchell
Reese
Reval Bio Direck
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Australasian Sheep Dip Company Ltd
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GS. Lupter Ell
Rapal Weshings
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Gilvas Halwtemann
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