Forgeries and thefts haunt Mount Gambier case file
The report details Thomas Norman Twwmorth charged with forging at the Trion Bank Mount Gambier on December 13 1902 and a string of related thefts. Witnesses describe sheep thefts tied to Widdison and McCarthy and a trail of skin and wool recovered at multiple paddocks. The jury failed to reach a verdict and sentencing was deferred.
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Thomas Norman Trwwmorth
W Ebegie
Trion Bank
Mount Gambier
Mr Ward
Hai
Theolham
Worai
Bontoricy
A Vale
Antonia J
A Silva
Ebarseil
Daving Gadahe
Rulangnilon
Telouionaly
Peter Tromeastor
Hrastor
Aupedate
Willian Widdinon
Vncur
G. Riddoch
Kooriay
Ward
Hum
Dashwood
Me G. Te. Spohe
Walia LE Rogers
Riddoch
Lake Linke
William McCarthy
Glencoe
M.C. Robert Carter
Menoln
Aexander Gibb Gue
George Ruttouh
Awnur
Koovine
Nicholas Kennedy
John J. Thogers
W. IL Ro
Bigges
Alexander Gibb
Kuorine
SLC
Carter
Kenauily
Oversoue
Paiblouk
May
Widdison
McCarthy
MacIntosh
Tlu
Thesa
McCarty
McCarthy's
Widdison's
Noel
Oceanvol
Courat Heogth
Siname
Poverick Northern
Hur
Spehr
Tom Day
Canbera
Perpetual motion device described by Dr Miller
The excerpt details a device with a spiral form and worm gears that allegedly maintains motion. It describes balls feeding through chutes into a worm receiver, their movement driven by an inclined plane, and continual cycling intended to sustain operation. The text attributes the mechanism’s behavior to its spirals and gearing, claiming ongoing motion until interrupted.
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Lie Wttler
Washington
Evele Ball
Emmy
Erin
Iswalit
Mller
Percival Grainger Acknowledged Young Australian Pianist
The London Daily Chronicle features Percy Grainger with a photo and praise for his early accomplishments. It notes his position among avant garde youth in Britain, his selective performances, and his intent to return to Australia to foster native orchestral and choral music on a grand scale.
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London Daily Chronicle
Percy Grwingée
Australia
Percy Ceanzér
Ivan Aurtraling
Hia
E-Bay Bown
Pabidy
Camus & Cal
Biphose
Verey Granger
Dot Percy Grainger
Kret
Petey Grainger
Diya
Sid
Tina
Grewih
Hiewinger
Doan’s Dinner Pills advertised with stomach and liver relief
An old advertisement promotes Doan’s Dinner Pills as a safe vegetable remedy for symptoms of stomach and liver troubles and a white tongue. It claims headaches, poor mood, and constipation can be relieved by a simple regimen and urges readers to obtain a 6 or 12 box supply from chemists, with a sample offered for a small fee. The ad cites Pastor Mollan Uo in Sydney, Australia as the supplier.
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Cory Werace
Ali
Ant
Gillian
Manoinler
Clemens Towie
Malta
Biendale
Burt
Williams
Ian le
Trury Slay
Callislan
Wryukes
Hani Biyk Billa
Luke Nwariy
Aidenty
Willnadis
Jose Eotach
Iveritas
Alchevittte
Willie
Pastor Mollan Uo
Hydney
Nsw
Doan
Sorrell for the Pare Expedition to Yukon Arctic
An expedition from Dawson City Yukon Territory aims to reach the Puts this time under the Yukon Explorers Society. It plans to begin on the tenth of June under Governor M Tyrnys and Dr Anthony Variele. The aim is to leverage Yukoners knowledge of Arctic travel and transport. They note past explorers underutilized dogs and sleigh methods, insisting the Yakoners use larger sled dogs and adapt endurance strategies for subzero conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson City
Yilhon Tertitory
Ube Fry Fetagizongi Sociaby
Bulaw
Dawson
Yukon
Arctic
M'Tynis
Anthony Variele
Dawa
Feo
Paris
Nanson
Life and Liver Disorder Remedy Promises Free Trial
A verbose advertisement extols liver health and proposes a vegetable remedy called Billy Bourma To, claimed to improve digestion and relieve indigestion, constipation, biliousness, and headaches. It offers a free trial and asks readers to mail a penny stamp with a sample request to The bile Tea Manufacture Co. Sydney.
Thigan custony in Ulin invites departing magistrate
An obscure item notes a departing magistrate, once popular, being urged to leave behind old customs as a successor prepares to follow. A sculptor comments on shrinking Hinman font and historical measurements are humorously referenced amid a scattered, garbled text. Indigestion and digestion products are casually mentioned in unrelated lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thigan
Custony
Ulin
Gambling raid disrupts city life and police chase
Police foil a large gambling raid on Wednesday night causing a chaotic scene as suspects fled through windows and a shanty at the city yard. Seventeen alleged participants were arrested in the earlier raid and another operation later secured several more. Vendors reported seizure of elephant tusks and other contraband with high values, while a public health warning followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie
Adeleidy
Pandormodiny
Oller
Saue
Bone
Fruit Eating and Digestion Tips From Early Text
A garbled excerpt discusses eating fruits like figs apples and oranges, noting methods such as baking stewing or eating raw. It mentions potential digestive effects including laxative action and acidity, with warnings about overeating fruit on an empty stomach and possible negative reactions for certain individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinayas
Henry Maleal
Ats. Com
Anta JSON
Unclear fragment headline from OCR text
The readable text is fragmentary with no identifiable persons places or events. No coherent news item or actionable facts can be derived for a proper summary.
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