Debate Over Dual Parliamentary Seats and State Governorship
The text discusses possible Lyng Government moves to force ministers to resign or quit their seats, calls for settling the issue by public opinion, and critiques of the vice-regal establishment in New South Wales. It references Lord Beauchamp, Lord Wodehouse, and Governor-General links, arguing for reduced pomp and a capped salary, around £3000 a year, with minimal duties.
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W. Eelang Oniorienen
Bhoop
Vine Cattie
Kere
Ik Satrasine
Nis
Lonp Horemvey
Tord Beau
Queanbeyan
Thesdiatrica
Champara
England
Lord Wopetoun
Sydney
Lord Beauchamp
Chat
Tels
Ome
Htennchamp
Flv
Gilbo
Commonwealth
Heavchamp
Lyne
New South Wales
London
Argrait I
Quovenki
Lacuwkloal
Botha
Ava Ed Dalganatha
Dalfast
Maghadodor
Hodtme's Drift
Alec
Newanstle
Ee Pol
Nowigodacht
Nore Spreckley
Loalec
Gerard Romdie
Fema
Hobarts
Wane Cardua
Pretoria
Lord Roberts
Observer Mining Record Opinion on Federal State Parliaments
Sim Wits Lyse signals possible action to prevent members occupying seats in both State and Federal Parliaments. The piece questions how voters would accept such a plan, urging written guarantees and a state barrier to prevent dual mandates, amid broader doubts about election timing and party benefits.
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Sim Wits Lyse
Senta
Sersons
Uey Til
Tve
Stata
Willow Lyne
Macquarie
Loebirk
Wedding Balls At Christ Church For Miss Sarah Moore
On Monday 20th at Christ Church Miss Sarah Mou daughter of Mr W Moore was married. Guests distributed gifts including linen, jewelry, and silverware to the bride and groom while the wedding party traveled to the Grild's residence for a reception with refreshments and many presents from relatives and friends.
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Christ Church
Sarah Mou
Air
W. Moore
Bolpa Crewk
William
Sam
D. Oldfield
Birteich
G. Dubble
Bert Nen
Moore
Mine
Mute
Mre
Wera Afr
Alea. Moore
Ornam
Mowe
Manter
Harry Moors
Herbert Moore
Emily Moore
B. Moore
Sun
Bronet
Moora
John Oldfield
Alion Oidfeld
Oiford
James Eisee
Bi. Morrisey
Mine M. Morrisor
Miles Clowes
Mes
Waters
Wow
Rade Yolwg
New South Wales Country Press Association Formed
A conference led to the creation of the New South Wales Country Press Association. Proprietors, managers and publishers across the colony will join, with aims to curb heavy metropolitan ads, establish a central advertising bureau, and defend members in legal matters while improving literary content. An executive committee will set up offices by October.
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Vom
All Newspaper
Treen Association
New South Wales
Aes
Cvary Rander
Inena
Eogine
Renalta
Lielow
Poe
Seach
Interala
al Vistaa
Membaa
I Bastratic
Offica
Offica Lagren
Yaar
Alleged Dog Theft Inquiries At Local Court
The report details dog theft allegations involving multiple witnesses and a man claiming the dog was given to him by a wagon driver near Goulburn. A defendant pleads not guilty, testimonies describe possession and origin of the dog, and remanding for further evidence with a hearing set for the following Tuesday.
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Tomsway
J. Gale
E.G. Atkinson
Ja. P
John Sjohnson
Willis
Burgess
Goulburn
Tie
Bis Mate
Goulburo
Lynch Gene Erilones
Ming
Sydney
Cate
Ceviborm
Bairan
Kelly
District News from Majura and Surrounds in Feoanan PasataMeeT
A compilation notes local matters in Majura including Arvidwood representation, deaths of Mr T Hapa and concerns over delayed road work despite tender awards, plus farmer hardships from drought and rising costs. Local citizens hope for better harvests amid ongoing economic strain and rent pressures.
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Arvidwood
Austin Capétoh
Colenior
T. Hapa
Rosana
Ehall
Bown
War letters from Pretoria and local notes mix memories of battle and home
Bungendore reports from Tasoree J. W. Haydon describe troop movements near Pretoria, prisoners captured, and skirmishes with lines held by the 7th Dragoon Guards amid updates on comrades, shortages, letters from England, a railway worker’s transfer, and a hare drive in the Ginleigh paddocks with 240 hares slain and 74 wallabies.
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Leand Bol Timade
Lincolns
Livat
McKellar
Maeweek
7Th
Drago Guards
Pretoria
Mra
P. Osborne
England
J. C
Sydney
Bom
W. Stexper
Toregoet
Hhis Wucconser
Cooma
Ginleigh
Mr. I. Crowley
Meads
Sinpeon
Hutch Tach Uo
Leahy
Taurn
Meeting Notice For Protestant Ball To Discuss Rockley Club
A public meeting advertisement states a gathering at the Protestant Hall on a specified evening in October to discuss the Rockley Club matter and seeks attendance from members and supporters including the Hon. Bi W Od Sullivan M P Minister for Works. The event aims to show sympathy and cooperation and to outline plans for industrial retribution with support promised from multiple backers.
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Kabbitien
Thia
Rockley
A. Ofheir
aMi Pan
W. Odullivan
M.P
Paton
Tha Industrind Rebibution
Ang
Goulbern
Boe Geniot
Minerva Naowe Syndicate Purchases Gierla Oteak and Min
A Sydney syndicate purchased the Gierla Oteak and Mins, with high figures, and the temporary manager took charge yesterday. Names on the telegraph exam list include V Moonald and G MoAtiator among others. A railway collision near Nowmatlo injured 24 and involved four carriages.
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Minerva Naowe
Morrumbeteonn
Manama
Leo Wader
Moonald
Quaderea
Mind G
MoAtiator
Bongendore
Toe Dey
A Stephen
Moruya
Klemm
Iands
Rowley
Hushmen
Silvel
Melbourne
Mody
J. 1. Motannett
Comber
Eva Elem
le Tsao
Phine
Lan Aid Oat Kei Nak
Anaire Lion Power
Ofami Nin
Olafron
U Reds
Rick
R. Hawker
Priloy
Captain's Fiat and Labor Dispute at Vanderbilt Mines
Objections by investors and labor groups delayed a suspension of operations at Vanderbilt Mines. Witnesses claimed the company spent £177,000 on plant and wages in four years, while objectors argued labor conditions remained unmet. Court sessions highlighted local interest and several verdicts and sentences were recorded in the police and seamen courts.
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Mrerso
Ngal Busingeg
Taka Genrge Mines Company
Warde Moana
Eridenon
Vanderbilt
Cetorno, Achciter
Gydney
Kir
A. H. Garraway
Quuewnbeyan
Mose Jobo Batty
John Clarks
William Tally
Lasi Namrd
Clarke
John Batty
Ming
Svante Dera
Seonic Dukte Court
W. Keovil
Unete
Joseph Dacoh
Cole
Ceorge Stephen
Poure
Henry Murphy
Thames
Atwalin
Wulund
Unclear historical notice of names and event
Fragmentary OCR text lists individuals such as Annand John Moor and Morton tied to a Presbyterian body and a private hospital. The sentence structure is garbled, making names, places, and events uncertain. No clear date, location, or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
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Annand
John Moor
Morton
Coinetury
Ototay
Jimeph
Lynsay
The Boer War Across the Natal Front
Military action and casualties described from the Boer War with details on encirclements, fortifications, and scalers. British units suffer killed and wounded as roving engagements and railway sabotages occur. Reports note executions and actions near Pretoria, with patrols uncovering shells and arrests.
The Released Cesswell At The Parramatta Asylum
An inexact report traces a patient confined at Parramatta Tanatic Asylum and Gladesville jail transfers. It notes Dr. Llewellyn, jail officials, and an alleged long inquiry into identity, with local residents recalling Bir Roger Tightshem as a possible subterfuge figure amid a tense, chaotic episode.
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Irim
Braid‘wood
Parramatta Tanatic Asylum
Hodevilles
Crenwall
Gladesville
Braidwood
Gustin
Tewellyn
Cromwell
Juonobeyon
Taylor and Durtens Circus
Green
Llwellyn
Lacey
Ayshman
Llewellyn
Tusun
J. Wright
J. Gale
Roger Tichtshem
Prisalman
Dha
Thorau
Orton
Man Shot and Burned Near Bombala After Fatal Allegation
A quarrel near Combelong Station in the Bombala Herrick district ended with one man shot and another burned. Desperate, the assailant attempted to burn the body as the victim collapsed. Neighbors reported the crime and police were alerted, with investigators tracing the sequence to the night of the incident.
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Bombala
de Balardoy
Alfray
Plac
Combelong
Bombala Herrick
Durren
Neil Ge Bain
Billy
Political Turmoil and Dual Representation Debates In Australia
A fragmented report outlines tensions in Australian politics with ministers seeking to retain influence in both state and federal parliaments. It notes Barton's stance, calls for unity within factions, and mentions Bruce Smith's campaign in Camberra, along with the Royal Agricultural Show and the Commonwealth policy rollout led by Edward Terry. Leaders face party splits, factional manoeuvres, and public demand for clearer constitutional rules.
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Somuoltansoualy
Pablic
Bruce Smith
Cammara
Balmain
Glebe
Bruce Smithie
Elis
Bartum
New
Sydney
Barton
Royal Agricultur
Iin
Council of Las
Mather
E‘ward Terry
Terry
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Observer Mining Record
the Country Press
Gonterence OF Newspaper Proprietore
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John Geta
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Willy the Dog
Quolborm
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