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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
11
A new religious sect, the Milennial Dawnings, forms in Wharfedale. Members preach mortal man and a 1915 resurrection led by Christ, with a 1000 year Millennial reign. Three Primitive Methodist preachers resign, seeking another chance at salvation, causing family tensions.
Melbourne judge Cusson awards the next of kin to Mrs. Charlotte Elizabeth Moule of Devonport England the estate of the late W H Osmond MLC valued over £100000. Claimants contested Moule’s claim citing her father’s illegitimacy.
Desmond in the paddle with Mrs. Elliot set an Australian Indies high jump record of 6 ft 2 in at the Sydney Show, winning owner £2500 in prizes. His ordinary high jump best is 6 ft 9 in, while All-Fours once cleared 7 ft at Maitland Show, a world record ahead of Conspirateau’s 6 ft 11 in in Paris.
News reached Ven Archdeacon Dunstan Vicar General of Bathurst that Bishop Camidge and Mrs Camidge, while traveling to England, learned of a niece's death upon arrival at Aden and then of Mrs Cumidge’s sister's death at Plymouth. The Bishop arrived in England in time to read the burial service.
Sore lungs and inflamed airways threaten pneumonia or consumption. Shelienis new discovery claims to stop the cough and cure consumption, with a small, pleasant dose. Sold by Gibson ron with a guaranteed bottle.
A diverse, rough-cut clipping notes events and odd facts from Orange to Manly. Mentions a galah loss after 21 years, rabbit proofing efforts in Coonabarabran, a taxonomy of kings in Denmark, water scarcity at Eugowra, and a drowning incident at Newtown. Advertisements promote Bonningtons Irish Moss and Sturmexs tonic while legal news reports a South Africa will appeal dismissal.
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