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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 31, 1914
Page
2
The article argues against heavy taxation as oppressive to the poor and producers. It notes government defenders struggle to justify pass on burdens and warns of potential civil strife and weakened imperial stability. It cites Prime Minister Asquith and references allied powers and domestic resistance.
Fragmentary article discusses the Ulster embrolio and Australian interest, arguing over Home Rule and its impact on British rule. It contrasts those resisting perceived tyranny with supporters who urge obedience to impending Home Rule law, labeling opponents as rebels.
A heavy storm drenched the town causing extensive flooding from Lowe to Monaro Streets. Water breached drains and seeped into homes and businesses including Crawford Street and the Royal Hotel, with several inches of water in many areas. Authorities pumped out water as reports note significant rainfall totals for the month and damage to properties and roads.
General Allan Hamilton arrived at Dun troon and inspected the Royal Military College. Cadets received prize wear for the year 1913 as spectators filled the gymnasium and tribunes. General Hamilton, escorted by Brigadier Gane Bridges, reviewed officers and spoke to cadets before proceedings concluded.
Community celebration on Sunday June featured a harvest display of produce and songs led by Rev A J Gaull. Special offerings and tributes honored long serving members, including praise from Rev A dl Gould. Local attendees raised about £10 for church funds.
A brief note notes how babies symbolize progress in Australia amid immigration debates. A domestic vignette hints at hopes and tensions in families facing cultural change and evolving social norms.
A man named Warren is accused of selling liquor from a tent near a camp in the Federal Territory. The report notes a police search, confiscated money, a bottle of ram, and testimony about the existence of a liquor operation and subsequent arrest.
Local resident Patrick Sheedy was found injured on the road to his home near Nectabngidale after being struck by a sulky driven by an unnamed passenger. He was taken to the hospital where he died shortly after arrival.
A rough report notes Sir Jon Hamilton leading cadets in a show at Centennial Park on Saturday. The scene mentions military units and a tense moment as a thunderstorm struck, with references to the Mugondth Infantry and the 9th Engineer unit amid an otherwise calm post parade scene.
The French steamer St Paul bound from New Caledonia to Urville, carrying pilots and crew, foundered after striking near Cape Moreton. Rescue ships reached the site as the Llewellyn and other vessels pursued salvage, with crew reportedly saved though several presumed lost.
A fragmented notice invites ladies to a health and well being meeting with community leaders and local groups. The text mentions health, wealth, and social duties, urging attendance at a gathering to discuss welfare and support for families.
A fragmented report outlines multiple safety events across a region, including a water incident near a canal and complaints about policing responses. It notes ongoing investigations, community concerns, and scheduled patrols to address the public safety brief.
An advertisement extols Sanders Extract as a universal anti smallpox remedy and antiseptic. It asserts protection against smallpox and throat infections, promotes use by nurses and households, and claims safety versus uncertain medicines.
A chaotic scene unfolded Saturday afternoon when a tree fell near Cer teuinial Pye injuring several people during a review event. Emergency crews ferried injured to a hospital as witnesses described the alarming moment and ensuing congestion.
A confusion filled note discusses a petition from Pie taxpayers urging review of the Amending Income Tax Act. It asserts the act may be unfair and requests consideration by the Under Secretary and five members of the MLA. The message implies formal protest and seeks redress.
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