Vast and varied World News Items Hit Cities and Rallies
An eclectic string of notices reports strikes and labor actions. A Johannesburg miners group votes to end a strike while a London Ontario collapse kills fifteen and injures twelve. Police battle Japanese troops in Korea as rioting erupts at the Korean ministers’ residence. A Michigan excursion train collision claims many lives with a high casualty rate among adults. Reports of eruptions Tongatabu sea disturbances and a Philadelphia blizzard’s toll add to a wide ranging summary of global incidents.
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Campourus
Campbell
Qeanbeyan
Jock" Johnson
Bob Fitearmmong
Philadelphia
Henry Thacker
Temora
Wyalong
DB. Neal
Deniliquin
Tonga
Tongatabu
Palmer
Epsom
Chemin
Queanbeyan
Aespbell
Michigan
A.S
Upper
Egypt
Christ
Broken Hill
David Thompson
Contested Claims About Frootoldn Indigestion Remedy
A lengthy notice promotes Frootoldn as an indigestion cure, claiming rapid relief for congestion, dralion of apoplexy, and related complaints. It urges timely use, warns against ordinary aperients, and offers ordering details from W. G. Hearne in Geelong Victoria Australia, noting limited local availability.
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Cotisy Lake
Thornvelly
Yale Peliet
Gore Medeinoe
Renee
Uescen
Frootolde
Ora le Denener
W. G. Hearne
Chemlat
Gen. Jong
W. G. Hears
Chomis Geelong
Victoria
Stolen Phosphorus and Oranges At Protestant Hall
On Friday night thieves broke a oranges case from A J McDonald's sulky at Protestant Hall and stole a large tin of phosphorus. They opened it and placed portions along Rutledge Street near W Dean and near Mrs Lodge. Fires were seen. Mrs Lodge reported flames and a tin of phosphorus ignited a fence. Senior-Sergeant Willis opened an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. McDonald
Rutledge St
W. Dean
Curious Medicine Case at Shanghai Mixed Court
A Shanghai Mixed Court hearing on June 6, prompted by a Chinese man claimed to be a magistrate's brother, charged a shopkeeper with selling cake that contained a mix of creatures and a bottle. The cake was produced in court. a servant testified purchasing it. The accused apologized, saying the cake was prepared as medicine for himself. the assistant sold it by mistake. He was fined two dollars and cautioned.
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Shanghai
North China Herald
Odd obituaries reveal quirkily cruel bequests
Testators in distant towns bequeath odd sums for odd rites. One left £50 to hire a hundred negroes to sing at his coffin four miles away. Another left 4.60% to five friends for a series of banquets at specific restaurants. An angler left 2.20 for a club outing and a riverbank baiting rite. The fragment ends with garbled lines and stray phrases.
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Jman
Union Town
U.S.A
Lfe
Mons
Firth
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Cc. T. UL. Fomrnr Reday
Hiosenankathe
Moorefield
Wright Bros
Goulburn
W. EB Oldfield
Haman Valle
Miners’ Association
Johannesburg
London
Ontario
Sly
Uampbenl
Poe
Coal-Jumpers' Union
Paperite Dalgety & Gov., Lrp
Bent Street
Sypwzy
Aehroerz
Monaro St
P.O
Elale—Firet
Bollingeworth
Bassling House
Nurdendoge
McTannott
Hoskingtown
Waleb
Gaptain
Burridge's
P. C. Hill & Son
THE
Price Rulers
Accident & Guarantee Corporation Limited
R. J
Fallick
E. N. Parker
S.W
Moneervo St
Queenbeyan
Maacoveny
Curious
Dale
Universal Stor
In ‘Es
Coachbuilders
Gun- Fieen
Ocd
New Booth Walaa
Memero-streat
Queanbeyan Dramatic Society
Queanbeyan On
Tynan
Treas
Canberra
Federal Capital Site
Yity Iititiys Acon
Neue
Alla
Berebs
Feid St
Thursray
Wanbarra
Amebrasia
Hyrie
Eure
Good & Strong Uo A.M. Pullick and
Lone
Goude
Ubi Salou
Ivemrane
Ubees
Wodger Bros
A.W. Moriarty & Co
Tock, Btation
General Commission
Monalo-Stubel, Queandletan
Jarket
Boloparda
A. W. Moriarty
Tondon
Lanrnalere
Treuranno
Hind Taarrino
Baant
Srourid
den Choon Esparte
Ernest Botan
Marager
Piratraon
Thanet
Urol
Winchgombe, Carson & Co., Ltd
Australia
Bridge Street
Sydney
Atkinson
ABC Fienerst Commission
Monaro Street
Qousanbeyan
Toext
Mandelson
Trotel
Mer
Cc. T. Cam Aell
Denti Sonal Street
Aue
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