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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Leader
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 20, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note lists names and events with unclear context. Mentions Toby Owen and Teva Radio Ella tour at a venue, unclear dates or locations. Provides a sense of civic-focused material but lacks coherent details or a clear news event.
A Canberra gathering questioned Mr Ryrie about his stance on marriage as it relates to socialist and labor platforms. The call sought clarity on political affiliations, official statements, and any references to altering marriage laws, arguing socialism does not support such changes and accusing Reform of misrepresenting purity politics.
The article discusses Mr Balfour advocating non interference with colonial rights while vetoing certain actions. It mentions a resident witness and references tensions over British Columbian and Japanese engagements. The piece notes a row at Mag in June and includes remarks about governance and policy.
Fragmented OCR text mentions cricket results with players Whit ting Jansen Babnain Mackay and others, plus a statement by Mr Kent Premier of Victoria on state prosperity. Also notes resignation of Mr Henry Broadhurst Liberal-Labor member for Leicester due to illness recurrence. The passage remains disjointed.
A western Citiformiant press rain collided with its own train near Tuehing Culorada causing disastrous results. Marty waxsingers were killed and 15 others injured as wreckage trapped passengers. Escapes failed as one man wedged in a window and another contorted to free his foot. Quicklime intended to aid body recovery. miners entombed elsewhere remain inaccessible. A St Petersburg correspondent cites over 300 Baltic province executions planned for February with many without trial.
A reg meeting was held at the Bungendore course while the Hibernian sale proceeded. The record notes a farewell and ongoing rent concerns, with unclear details on attendees and outcomes.
A fragmentary report notes an encounter labeled PERGIVAL near Fry Mane with unclear details. Names and exact actions are unreadable, but the item suggests a reconnaissance event or unidentified activity in the area. Further readable context is needed for specifics.
Labor and Democratic candidates listed for Hungerford and surrounding areas with campaigning dates from Wednesday the 21st to Monday the 26th. Events include meetings at hotels and stores such as Cullarin, Relugant harvest, and M'Inerney's Hotel with times noted in the afternoon and evening.
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