Church Practices and Local Figures in Queanbeyan Era
An OCR fragment lists church names and local persons in Queanbeyan and surrounding towns. Names include Borat, Arocerdt, Church of Bigtrad, and Mininter, with scattered references to Mull, Warriae, Gundam, and Minter. The text reads as a chaotic catalog of individuals, places, and ecclesiastical mentions with unclear dates or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borat
Arocerdt
Church of Bigtrad
Queanbayan
Fall Burrs Bay
W. i Yuen
Mininter
Cauform - Vtom
Gundam
Seein Mla
Minter
Double Tragedy Near Micalaga Claims Two Lives
A young man and woman were found dead near Tinderra Vale, near Micalaga, with police and a government medical officer investigating possible murder. The coroner ordered a postponement of a separate inquiry as the Tinderra investigation continues, with full details expected in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard
Queanbeyan
Bradshaw Micalaga
William Albert Leach
Lene Leach
Tinderra Yale
Wr. Richardson
Ag Tioderra Vale
Micalago
Uragarra
More Serings
Tim Derras
New Federal Government Sworn in at Melbourne
The new Federal Government ministry under Reid and M'Leay was sworn in at a Melbourne meeting of the Executive Council. The official list includes Reid as Prime Minister and External Affairs, Turver as Treasurer, Lyman as Attorney General, and others from New South Wales Victoria South Australia and Queensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minooress
Taurspvy
Mg. Reto
Executive Council
Melbourne
Mr. Reid
N.S
Geo. Turver
Vic
Josiah Lyman
S.A
Dugald G Thompson
N.S. W
Mr. M'Lean
M'Cay
Defence
Sydney Stuaith
M.S.W
Drake
George Taner
M'Tean
Reform Banquet Celebrates Liberal Victory in NSW election
A Reform and Liberal gains banquet at Protestant Hall marked the victory of Alan Major Millan as M L A with about 120 guests including fifty Indies. The event praised Millard and Carruthers while stressing temperance, loyalty to the Empire, and future policy aims in New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal and Reform Association
Alan Major Millan
New South Wales
Mra. J. A. Shaw
AH. Garraway
Millard
J. 3. Welch
Bungeydore Progress Association
Sydney
Garraway
Literal and Reform Association
West
Australia
Northern Territory
Tropics
J.S. Welch
Bungendore
Milford
M.L.A
Lis Heg
Progress Associaion
Lake George
Federal Capital Site
Teague
J.P
Indies
Mawell
Carrulers
Queanbeyan
Carruthers
Reform Party
Dake
Correspondence on Rh Party banquet and reformers
A report from Aurore Osomawar, chairwoman, describes a banquet that drew reformers from across the country. Attendees debated goals for future prosperity, faced public doubt, and recalled the supportive reaction to recent acts for the cause. The letter notes mixed reception and lingering discomfort among some attendees.
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Hensw
Law
Fragmented excerpts mix crimes, sales, and odd notices
A garbled page fragment links a crime report about a youth shot in a farm setting to diverse items including a stock sale, a parliamentary tax platform, and miscellaneous notices. The jumbled text mentions Wellington, Thos Ciddell, a Bayline rifle, an instant death, and other stray phrases about sales, medals, and a sermon notice.
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A. Pob'ivam
Been
Wellington
Thos
Ciddell
Bayline
Atifoyen
Powell's
Aydney
Stiberd
Wil Kiwila
Murra
J. Mussel
Fullick
Suit over will of George Campbell at Duntroon continues
Evidence shows B C Campbell suffered long spells of intoxication from 1894 to 1900, with witnesses including Rebecca Swaith Clara Shumack and William Mayo describing persistent drunkenness, incoherent speech, and impairment of prayer, church, and court duties as the case proceeds before Chief Judge in Equity Justice Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
George Campbell
Duntroon
Equity
Justice Simpson
Rebecca Swaith
B.C. C. Campbell
Mr. Want
Duntroo
Mr. Knox
James Cunningham
Mr. Gonian
Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan Racing Club
Want
Clara Shumack
Doutroon
Plaintiff
Bios
Trintroon
William, Mayo
Knox
Frederick Warwick
Ian
Youn Willis
Queenbevan
Police Court Finds Insulting Language Shown By Teacher
Bridget Sheedy public school teacher at Thatwo faced Police Court on July fast for insulting epithets toward a complainant, husband is related by marriage, she claimed self defense protecting pupils. Bench found case proved but reduced penalty citing provocation, three days jail in default, costs. Summary notes indicate other cheating cases in Small Debts jurisdiction settled out of court.
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Gale
Bridget Sheedy
Sheedy
Thatwo
Ise
Aing
Sbe
Tidbinkilly Road
Sle
Wilhelmina Whyte
Defendent
Ant
Tee
Costa
Death of T Darmody Hotel Keeper at Sutton
From Auburn letters dated August 13 we learn of the death of T Darmody formerly a Sutton hotel keeper. He died suddenly in his yard around 3 pm after dinner while chatting with his son Willie. A magistrate’s inquiry found heart failure caused the death. His funeral was held at Rockwood cemetery the following Wednesday.
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T. Darmody
Sutton
Auburn
Michael Darmody
Aving
Willie
Nino
Rockwood
Riverstone
Village social to raise funds for new syllabus gains praise
A social organized by Mr Jamieson, local peri schbat teacher, at Mrs B Keeffe's residence drew about sixty attendees despite competing events. Dancing ran from 8 to 11:30 pm with a splendid supper provided by Willianale ladies. Mr J Keeffe J.P. welcomed the new teacher and spoke on recent educational reforms from an outsider's view. Music by MIC and local volunteers kept guests entertained, with praise for organisers and performers.
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Jamieson
Peri Schbat
EB. Keeffe
Willian Ale
J. Keeffe
J.P
A. Hlewitt
Trotter
Frank Smith
Keeffe
Messrs
O'Brien
F. Smith
Feagan
Social Evening Aids St Patrick’s Altar Society
A social at Mr John Cumming’s residence in Micalago drew about thirty couples from nearby towns. Music by Thompson, McNamara, Lawler, and Hynes accompanied dancing from 8:30 until daylight. MC duties by J McKenzie and W White. Proceeds reportedly over £3. The event showcased tasteful dresses and lively social spirit.
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John Cumming
St. Patrick's Church
Micalago
Gitan
Roo Cane van
Bredbo
Bonatan
Burra
Ias
Misa ‘Thompson
Messrs
Mu.c
J. McKenzie
W. White
Colinton
Sam
Micalaga
Entertainment at Temperance Hall Boosts Town Band Funds
A lively evening of entertainment was held at Temperance Hall last Friday to raise funds for the town band. Mrs. Hargrave led piano performances while dancing continued until 4 am. Attendees praised the event’s success and smooth execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Hall
Hargrave
Fouer Court
Messrs. Elliott
P.M
Donnelly
Hyles
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Anuthwell Tan
Pei
Mle
Gonubhiwnel
Woo Falta Pon
Ate Owe Weetiizuen
Pam
Toe
Stewart
Maj
Midler
Buraubsyan ‘Dheserier
Dad
Federal Government
Fuller
Austin Chapman
Deaken
House of Representatives
Rew
Gad
Berea
Ember
Mr. Wataan
Leyps Anal Bransit
Home Mission Fund
McIntosh
Liberal Aid Reform Association
Ee Ieee
England
Blackall
Joh Gale
J. P
F. Campbell
Welch
Richard Moore
D. M'Donald
Lockwood
Id. Pra
Garreway
Dave
Nir Pea Greaiaes
Duntroon Estate
I Queanbeyan
Ken
Equity Court
de Justice In Equity
H. Simpson
MR. T. Darmody
Busgoll