Turbulent Australian News Flash From Far Borders
A fragmented report recalls political shakeups in Queensland and New Zealand, with premiers and ministers defeated or resigned. It covers accidents and disasters including deaths from arsenic, a dynamite cap explosion, a train injury scene with sheep, and a prospector buried under earth. Bush fires, rabbit plagues, and hospital admissions of Chinese nationals are noted along with local robbing of jewellery and a water tank incident at Cobar.
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Newsrerprer
Queensland
Christties
Tevingelivkens
West
Jedlin Vreelbeck
Undit
Diet Ford
A. Felliwes
Hoard of
Ramsey Lord Stanfey
Tate Postillister Generil
W. T. Witson
Wenthenuliten
Threhess
Cotttaught
South Africa
Bourke
Deviews
Denisquin
Mary
Wentworth Hildepres
Gertrude Hull
Halmain
Robert Campbell
Kemnt-street
Sydney
Cobar
Springfeld
Selected Verse From Aesop's Tales Fragment
Fragmented OCR stream presents a jumble of scattered words and names. Despite the disorder the text hints at a verse or poem featuring character names and phrases, with no clear narrative or attribution. The readable portions suggest a historical style but lack coherent content or events.
Fragmented Salmagundi Style Musings and Local Notes
A fragmented 19th century column mixes social gossip, mayoral rumors, and local color. It mentions aldermen retiring, Millard verdict expectations, and various figures in a satirical tone. The piece references a winter scene, a laundry, and a Women's Column reading note.
District News Weenee Ha Hear Welt COT Tepe Av Meeting
A fragmented district news item describes a meeting at a local center with unclear details. The text references habitat weark, Tydehiane eget ties, and harvests in a vague rural area. Names and places are mostly garbled, offering limited concrete facts.
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Herman of
Bari
Fire front and ceremonial stone in St Amine near Goulburn
A chaotic report details wildfires spreading through the Murromidpee Hills and surrounding properties near Goulburn, with emphasis on blazes from Tulbast to Woolparlow and damage to crops, haystacks, and a cot tage. It notes a sentinel ceremony at St Amine with dove rituals led by local clergy and officials.
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John Walker
Assembly
Herseren
Quenn- Wenam
Dianne
Jack Misriv
Hiaunan
Cotlape
Viilay
Kinalong
Conroy's
Bowiray
Bagleham
Burmog
J.J. Garry
Mylora
Bendenime
Bross
Wader
Serior
Vass
Murromidpee Hills
Mr. Wade
Mr. Jones
Garkey
Robertson’s
Woolparlow
Dave's Press
Guralie
Huck Range
Vale Beder
Toll telephone system gains public favor says Postmaster General
The Postmaster General states that the toll telephone system is gradually coming into favour with the public. Mr. Chapman thinks that as soon as people generally become acquainted with the conditions, it will lead to a big development of the service.
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Chapman
Brontwood Police Clash Over Liquor Act Sunday Law
Attorney General opinion on new Liquor Act raises questions as Brontwood police enforce Sunday law while debates with the Attorney General continue. George Grow, employed by surveyor Riley, dies of heart failure at Marohl's Cross where the survey party camped. Frost, in Bowral, collapsed while fetching tea at about 8 am after a morning of health and spirits.
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Altiu
Brontwood
Ube
George Grow
Riley
Marohl's 'Cross
Frost
Billy
Bowral
Miner Allan Leycett Surfaces With Injured Hand In Wallaroo Mine
Allan Leycett age 24 was brought to the surface from the Wallaroo mines S A with an injured hand. As the gig landed he leaped down another portion of the shaft a distance of rywo feet. Mrs Galeauche wife of a farm laborer at Glenal Vie suicide by drowning in a well on Wednesday. Her husband was working a couple miles away.
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Allan Leycett
Wallaroo Mines
S.A
Galeauche
Glenal Vie
Oma
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