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Newspaper

Peak Hill Express

Location

Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 06, 1905

Page

17

Poaching Incident at Beaufort Estate Sparks Gunfire

Three individuals fled a riverbank scene after shots were fired to frighten rowers. Residents identified one as Jake Atw Whisee, a known offender on the Lord Lovar estate. Henry Phipps and others assisted Fraser to The Castle, while medical inquiries followed for eye injuries.

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Brave Lighthouse Man Hero of a Gallant Rescue

A New York tale tells of Martin Greene steering a frail schooner through a gale to save a group of seven aboard a capsized vessel near the Mississippi estuary. He transferred survivors to a cat boat before returning to duty at the lighthouse amid raging seas.

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England Germany Morocco Crisis War Cloud Over Tangier

The piece discusses whether England will grant Germany access to Ame to complete its fleet and warns that a Moroccan incident could trigger war between the nations. It cites the assassination of M Madden as a possible pretext and mentions France's L Belair in Paris.

England Germany M. Madden

Bankrupts Wives and Creditors Lose £4500

The report covers 1901 bankruptcies and deeds of arrangement totaling 81 cases. Of these 187 women failed, compared with 465 men in 708 total cases. Married women’ failures declined by six, while widows and widowers’ figures are excluded. About 9 percent of women had no occupation.

Milline Ceiyi

Fragmented Bankruptcy Debates and Wife Claims Under Law

A garbled account discusses bankruptcy law and wife ownership in business assets. It notes how declarations of ownership by wives are often forthcoming and how husbands may assume control of partnerships when facing bankruptcy. It cites the Bank Credits and Insolvency framework and presents figures on total liabilities and assets, with references to creditors and court processes.

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Princess and Veteran in Windsor Lane Walk Incident

An elderly judge-keeper recalls a tense Windsor Great Park scene where a veteran on a bicycle collided with a princess in a wall alcove. The rider, wounded and missing a leg, asked bystanders to identify the rider while police and royalty observed. Later royal visitors, including the Prince of Wales, visited the scene.

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Heat Wave Destroys Comfort as New York Parks Fill

An American paper reports up to 100000 sleeping in New York parks on July 23 as a heat wave grips the city. Many sleepers improvised bedding with pillows, carriages and bags while some used alarm clocks tied to trees. Police contend with heat maniacs and a man with a gun. rescuers save a drowning suspect and workers die from accidents in factories and mills.

New York

Ruined to Death Joan of Arc Drama Fatal Pyre Fire

Cologne report flags a tragedy in Dantzig where a girl playing Joan of Arc died from burn injuries after a fellow student set wood shavings ablaze during a private drama. The incident followed jealousy as the bound performer awaited removal from the stake.

Cologne Paris Kelair Dantzig Joan of Arc Veen Ted

Mollowed State Creditor Demands Payment

A terse dispute unfolds as a creditor presses for repayment while Jaipi Doptor contemplates responding, hinting at competing claims over funds. The exchange suggests a tense financial confrontation with unclear resolution.

Jaipi Doptor

Pipe gripping attachment for monkey wrench

A patent notes a simple device to convert a monkey wrench into a pipe wrench using toothed springs fitted to the fixed jaw. A U shaped body embraces the wrench rack, with clamping screws and a guide pin to prevent loss. Separately the text discusses Cornell experiments on acetylene versus electric light promoting plant growth.

Genel Cornell University

Good-Natured Bees and the Ideal Honeybee Types

The U S Department of Agriculture notes colonies of gentle bees as preferred for beginners. The Detroit Live Stock Journal cites Italian, Cyprian, Caucasian, and Carmfnalian stocks as safer to handle without gloves, while cautioning about aggression in some lines.

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Fragmented Crime Scene Report From Unclear Source

A garbled OCR fragment describes a violent incident with unspecified actors and locations. The text alludes to timelines, a worker, guards, and a court or legal frame, but specifics are unreadable. The piece mentions efforts to inquire into a right and references naming individuals in a chaotic, partial manner.

Art of Living at London Health Congress Opening

The London Congress of the Royal Institute of Public Health opens with Lord Londonderry urging social education for hygiene in schools. Attending speakers include Crichton, Yexali, Stanley, Village, Hewlett, and others. visits to hospitals planned. a Sunday service at St Paul’s Cathedral with the Bishop of London presiding.

Lord Londonderry Council Lis Majonis Haymarket London Royal Institute of Pablice Health Sue Kinnett Kpeclay Sumdlay St Paul's Cathedral Lamon

The Colonel's Boots Case in West London Police Court

Nellie Short of Shepherd's Bush was summoned for assaulting Colonel Ural wis Middlecoat after boots kept for repair were allegedly mishandled. The court heard she denied throwing boots, claiming they slipped from her hands. the judge found she caused a minor injury and bound her to keep the peace for six months.

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