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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
2
Protesting Hall承ors on Kyrie candidacy in Queanbeyan
A packed Protestant Hall in Queanbeyan heard J Ashton and Mighster defend the Government’s record ahead of the upcoming by election for Colonel Kyrie to Palias. Ashton claimed the Carruthers Government fulfilled pledges on finance pensions and land acts while countering opposition attacks. The evening focused on governance, fiscal performance, and Willis affair fallout as supporters urged voters to back the Government candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ashton
Tauda
Queanbeyan
Atkinson
Achtoy
Kalus
Kyrie
Hart
Ewila
Dutevadine
Labour Party
Due
Ashton
Tim
Gnanee
Carruthers
Bertin Toen
Gower
Agether Andertak Tirot
Labor Party
New Zealand
Watte
Gap
Willis
Sims-Brown
Ute
Owen
Pend
Cat Wills Hal
Mice
aGair Tie
Mu Abde
Justice Department
JC. G. Wade
Pare jHameit
Socialist-labour Party
Hogue and pro-Boers rally supports Kyrie candidacy
In Queanbeyan last night Hon J Hogue and Mr T Jessep urged voters to back Colonel Kyrie. A large audience heard praise for the Liberal Labour mix, with Hogue crediting women's influence and warning of a Labour victory.
Remarkable Cure Time Reported in Medical Note
The fragment suggests a claim that a combined treatment or therapy will effect a cure in a remarkably short time. Names and places are unclear, but the passage implies rapid medical progress or a hopeful prognosis from a trial or regimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TheIrgnios
Voting rights under section g2 of the Parliamentary Amendment Act
The Returning Officer notes Section g2 of the 1904 Amendment denies electors the vote if they reside outside their enrolled district for over one month. The question asks if name changes from marriage affect electors rights. the answer states marriage does not debar them from voting.
The Sorrows of Labour Members
A critique of Labour Party constraints on MPs, arguing party rules curb ambition and force capable members to bow to caucus discipline. It contends many seek advancement but must yield to party machinery rather than personal merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prvs
Labour Party
Coote Hip
Labour
Jess
Death of Rev Father O Gorman Pioneer Priest in Archdiocese
The Rev Father James H. O Gorman died at St Vincent s Hospital after a long illness. A native of Scariff Ireland born 47 years ago he served at Cooma Newtown Micalago Campbell Town and other districts earning admiration as a gifted missionary and leader among the archdiocese and its clergy. His funeral and impact in the Monaro region are noted with great respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deave
Archdiocese of
Sydney
Cathie Pre
James H. O'Gorman
St. Vincent's Hospital
Father O'Gorman
Scariff
County Clare
Ireland
All Hallows College
Dublin
McGoldrick
Detort
Agetrolia
Dean Slatuery
Cooma
Newtown
O'Gorman
Micalago
Campbelltown
St. Winggots Hostal
Hopesmere
Monaro
Archdiocese
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Weetangara meeting voices support for Holman speech
Residents show limited interest in the invasion debate and hear Mr Holman with generally satisfactory reception. A follow up note mentions rainfall and farming tips, church notices, and calendar items from Canberra and surrounding areas.
Sutton Hotel hosted local racing event with modest crowds
Last Saturday the Sutton Hotel licensed event featured 210 programme runs, a small turnout and few entries but some fair racing. Messrs Rowley Gribble and Tully judged and supervised, with Gribble guiding the flags. Opening Handicap and several races produced brisk betting, though it was not a day for bookies. the final event, throwing at the wicket, was won by Mr Care. Grass growing well nearby. next excitement Poli s no op day then Woodfield sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theicensee
Sutton Hotel
George Reid
Rowley
T. Gribble
Sen
W. Tully
Gribble
Smith
FL Rand
Lawley
Madivoap
Any Mile
Dandalion
Michelle
Iin
Willd Tome
Lauwines
Wild Hoan
Wan Woo
Mr. T Care
Woodfield
Paddocicky
Polling day set for Queanbeyan electorate in State Assembly race
Tomorrow voters in Queanbeyan will cast ballots at the Courthouse from 8 am to 6 pm for the State Assembly election. Hotels must close under the Liquor Act effective January 1 this year. A string of local items and odd anecdotes follow, including a massachusetts man Mr George Walker’s death and a tale of a bicycle mice escapade, plus a letter from W M Willis about political charges and a digestives advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Assembly
Queanbeyan
George Walker
Massachusetts
Yong
W. M. Willis
Dothan Mercury
Sydney
Fragmentary Gossip and Ailing Land Talk From Scribal Columns
A readers’ letter discusses the land question with skepticism and humor, noting shifting views and Tamany references. It mentions J Eads How refusing a patrimony, working sixteen hours in a Saint Louis slum, living in a Salvation Industrial Home, and earning subsistence by odd jobs in a chaotic New York to Sydney exchange among jumbled place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caret Corps
Johnnie
Tammany
Sydney
Campa
Quaanbayan
New York
J. Eads How
St. Loui
Camporlly Cephalio Walmra
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Hogue
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Hungerford
Hopne
Holera Griffith
Great Britain
England
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Commission
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