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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
3
Fragmented report notes uneven global price shifts and domestic policy debates. Mentions include Bruce declaration scenes, university events, and civic notices with varied figures and dates, highlighting economic strains, public discussions, and forthcoming elections.
Dense OCR text reports a perjury case against a clergyman in a district court. It references a trial, verdict, and monetary judgment, with scattered mentions of legal proceedings, witnesses, and related geographic details.
Fragmentary text references a vote on fate of a sovereign entity and a plague event. Names and places are unreadable, leaving a cryptic glimpse of political or public health concerns within an unsettled context.
A sweeping tallies summary shows British and colonial forces suffering heavy losses. It lists officers and men killed, wounded, captured, or dying from disease, with totals across battles, campaigns, and recovery or captivity outcomes. The figures include a grand total of 78 016 officers and men who died or were lost to the war by late 1901, plus thousands more wounded or invalided home.
Fragmentary text references Wales, Abe Curott and Dayerian, plus Hyery attention and Chasuunt Bale. Details are garbled and names unclear, preventing a clear event identification or narrative.
Five nominees are formally listed for the Rabbit District board election. Voters may cast ballots on Wednesday June 2 in the district hall. The notice names candidates including Patrick Michael, Glennton Pitha, Hogan Patrick, and others with instructions for those unable to attend to mail ballots.
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