Fragmentary May Day Record Notes and Tragic Losses
The page lists a jumble of events including a South African fund figure, political mentions, ship and cannibal rumors, deaths in Australia and abroad, police and military notes, and various crimes. Named individuals, places, and dates appear amid chaotic OCR text, with references to promissory sums, a holiday send, and a fatal railway incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde J
Aspetp
Achenu
Tordie
Aira
Ala
W. Peshing
Wishoy
St Albans
Francis Fouaph
Archie Laopold
Tuten
John Oe Saeaniee
Daril Harrison
Jawmnatiat
Sandow Ie Ming
Otago
Second annual meeting of Bangondors Jockey Club
The Bangondors Jockey Club held its second annual meeting with Parneee Muve Sit Uisvallahat Vi Qaborns PRES Ue Vea and numerous entrants. The program featured opening sandicar and new year’s gambit races, with Varma the notable horse in the handicap. Attendance fair, weather dusty, secretary Ar A. D. Davin praised track conditions and officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parneee
Muve
Paymonsis —Bosavay
Aattes Fr
P.O. Taree
T. Bourio
Pod
Ne Toonally
C. Dowdon
T. Shanwhay
J A Sulliven
Y Ulunigan
Rally
W.il Glover
Dep P. J
Te Dons Wells
Cnauatan
J. Chinnory
Hg. Hranrua
D. Tenhy
W. Ryans
Counse
V. Willining
Bay
Wolahy Gt
Donnelly
Pd Byrn
J. Chimere
J. McAljot
W.ityan
JA. Sullivan
Daspioyernu
Yan Tonday
Arive
Varma
Capouintly
Couiuaud
Honeohul
Wy Brown
Vandicar
Baume
Musubull
Mamsay
Esa Tals
Tony Fat
Dragnet
Tutruelon
Hoggdahuel
Teudmsialy
Tahiti
Gubue
Clergyman Christmas Offering Causes Local Distress
A parish notice describes a Christmas offering mishap during a service, with damaged furnishings and a burglary attempt. The Rev Mr William and others are mentioned, along with a Saturday morning effort to repair the scene and recover losses. Police and local officials investigate the crude vandalism and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
C'S
Roberts
Jyittats
Mix
Mr. Zuborle
Christus
Willian
Willan
Wihornix
Tasmanian Revenue and British Colony Trade Quiet
Farmar reports steady revenue in the past year for Tun State Treasures while a commercial traveler George Ty Biliott dies after an accident on Teskin Street. The Premier requests colonial preference on military supplies from Britain. Western central districts show December fruit yields below average as a general decline noted. London dispatch notes Kaiser attempts to inflame US Britain ties fail, Castro pursues arbitration but faces coalition hurdles, Chamberlain urges unity in South Africa, and natives capture Fort Boni at a Belgian station in Uganda with fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmar
Wale Aell
George Ty Biliott
Teskin
Colonial Office
Mr. Chamberlain
South Africa
Canada
Australia
Loxample
Fort Boni
Uganda
Demguee
Female Franchise Registration Narrative
A fragmented report outlines registration data by gender across regions. It notes high female turnout relative to men and cites enrollment figures for several localities, including Exiebhardt and Ly Annamdile, with varying female participation levels and some declining rates.
Concessions and proposed wheat relief plan debated
The article describes concessions agreed by officials to mitigate wartime wheat shortages. A modified proposal would impose a low rate on wheat shipments from News cautio or Ssitney inland, with traders paying for supplies while acknowledging duties. The editorial note references Central Frise oversight and a governable path to stabilize bread production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paglianent
Uttar
Aeingly
Raton
Tremhe Jrovindas
Unclear location names and a concert raising funds
A garbled report mentions a person named Sumen NKenaill associated with James Bekonsin and Blakuorook, a hospital transfer from Shokai, and a kick incident at Fivur. It also references a concert to raise funds for the Kiel appeal to the Privy Council, a family thief surge, and a public speech by Mfr Taina Mul. A program telegraph and start date are noted as uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumen Nkenaill
J Ames Bekonsin
Farinat
Blakuorook
Liamora
Fructus
Shokai
Hove
Raion
Kiel
Kenuill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eadelpt Deschamp
Millan
Giron
Cullian Cruicar
Quvunberwu
M'Gurvin
Bun Opine
Ruiway
Rockhamapton
Fes
Priicane
Sanuiy
Afullett
Braidwood
Maddon
Giakederen
J. FL. Thorobor
Meckay
Beeis
Vinig
John Willian
John Howe
Gowan
Arthur
Hodgson
Avon
Callad
New Oiloen
Queanbeyan
Blociish Prolor
Mforoées Iu
Rennie
Jeomier Ventnor
Blackfellow
Janie Smith
Rausang Thal
Nies
Hheir
Aya Chitin
Breland
Bc'kinnon
Nowea
Sydney
Adaluidi
Roy i
Lee
Chiirotortn
Bangondors Jockey Club
API Cyrana
Eurou
Cule
Potmiat Ast Cantoren
Scatterel Fields
Stuwavitey
Maude
J. Carter
Uchoe Stanton
Cerny
Lai Mowe
Waltoybun
Gleno
Primrose
Yullaghoy
Bull
Blying Tandicat
Bix
W. Brown
Timbernah
Oarase
Oui
Haltat
Caren Rethoy
Clerpyman
Ivtyaton
Renee
London
TrerspAy
Washington
Times
Kaiser
United States
Great Britain
Britain
America
Castro
Auernham
Solar
Chalan
Wa Mowah Thesaoess
Exiebhardt
Holland
Lansdowne & Toy
NPOSH
Falin Boldiba
Pyotanor
Qlorgh Thompson
Hoe
Winchcombe, Carson & Co
Australi
OOOME
Came & OO
Lid
Wooney
Bill & Som
Bigygle Sports
Sutton
Weducay
Davoid
Amino Asda Die Peni
Ud Brent
Foornace Hassicka
Prise
Bnew Bacay
Lamp
Tunowixa
Sion Deve Rave
Firat Evant
Hshk
Sutton Tata
Tila Tokot
Maafrombingata
Tinsigut
A. Tacas
Prometore
Attarudra
Anhalt Menmtiniunen
Davie Wanaits
Packe Return
Vernar-Street
Goulbuen
Taytal
Towrang
Tavira
W. H. Wheatley
Wouroourgme Establishmert
L. Bosgard
Cooma
Ositon
Han
Ako
C. Burn
Monaro Street
Clatha
Woodger Bros.Co
Eiter Vomn
Grocerites
Woodger, Bros. & Co
Shea Subat
Hina
Tyre
Paul
Iatarquekers
Andyeallera
Naymarket
I. Israel's
Shane O
Lbs
Coren
Epon Ow Tsee Aea
Andi Ere Tam
Alb Dinsils
Goud
Cordin
Baron
W. LD
Hunter
Christinis Cukor
McDougall
Ohana
Alteta
Asia