Outlaws Telegram Describes Abduction by Governors Near Forbes River
A telegram to the inspector general recounts the abduction of a 10 year old boy, William Coombes, by Jimmy Governor and companions. They transported him from a wool shed to a nearby homestead, promised mercy, then took him toward the Macleay River while trackers pursued. The report notes injuries, pursuit through rugged terrain, and elusive arrests, with authorities criticized for slow response.
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Chaylea Coombes
Forbes River
Tyare
Jimmy
Tuseder
Deylight
William Coombes
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James Coomben'a Howe
Dolman
Gombe
Ligsell
Folly of the street thrawling mob and looming punishments
An Observer Mining Record report laments Wednesday street mischief in London where youths hurl stones at passing vehicles injuring a occupant. Authorities warn harsher penalties including jail and birching upon arrest while noting other urban vandalism and disorderly conduct spreading at night. A separate line mentions a betrothal involving Dutch nobility, Duke Henry of Meglburge and Crown Withataina of the Netherlands.
Local council meeting discusses temporary common and land losses
A Borough Council session heard residents lament losses from water frontage and a disputed temporary common plan. The discussion referenced compensation, area reductions from about 20 to half that size, and impacts on local landholders amid uncertain tenure.
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Nubba
Latha
Murrumburrah
Gconneil
Council to secure permanent common for all lands
The text urges the Council and trustees of the common to not accept setbacks. It emphasizes efforts to create a permanent common and ensure equal enjoyment with other places, warning that Crown lands and temporary commons must be addressed to protect interests.
Telegraph Office Blotters and a Fatal Clash in Vipera
A disputed telegraph blotting issue sparks debate over paper quality and staff duties in Telegraph Offices. A violent incident follows as a youth named Maguire and two companions raid Vipera, injuring Maguire fatally after an assault that left him with a broken nose. Local authorities investigate.
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Travers
Vipera
Borough Council Minutes Reflect Administrative Debates
The council debated health inspections for dairies, park closures, and municipal reforms. Alderman Callett joined the body, discussions covered road widening, land department decisions, and charges for park entry, with reports on sewerage, slaughterhouse inspections, and water works financials.
Salvation Army Banquet and Funeral Notices Reported
A Salvation Army banquet at Garryowen ended with a dance and speeches by Colonel Horkin and others. The piece notes the death of Dfia Gon Mourn and a public funeral planned for later today, while local work at Lake per Minos continues with new procedures aiding cleanups.
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Lynn Searle
Acme Mrande
Fabion
Justin
Justin. After the Tables Core Cleared Intermaring, Wddruswou
Colonel Horkin
Stril Papenin Jaga
Mlo
Garryowen
Fenves
Ton Daily Telegraph
Per Minos
Stock 800 Pastures Board Meeting Notes and Motions
The Stock 800 Pastures Board held a meeting led by President Mir and chair W. F. Butledge with members Cunningham McCarthy O A McBreakwis McIntosh Gibbs and Migore attending. They passed accounts for payment and motions urging the Assembly to advance the Armonding Noxious Animals bill and to secure proper branding or description of cattle in Goullburn yards. The board also discussed amending the Sheep Act to lower the rate per 100 rather than per 1000 and noted an unbranded cattle issue. The treasurer reported a balance of £431 Ed. The meeting included a formal session of the sheep directors and adjourned with minor actions regarding machinery and actions.
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Howe
Mir
W. F. Butledge
Mgearn
Cunningham
A. Heassey
J. MfcCarthy
O. A. McBreakwis
J. M. McIntosh
Jas, Gibbs
W. Migore
Aleesh
Wbl Iportant
O Thors
Moore
Tou
McCarthy
Goulburn
Mengde
Stock Board of Alvion
Rarasy
Goullurn
Crown
Gibby
McInteah Weornding
Stock J Boards Council
Stone-Throwing Caution Issued to Young Offender
A 13 year old named Mucawley pleaded guilty to a stone throwing charge in Queanbeyan. Police described a throwing incident that lightly cut a bystander and damaged property with thrown stones. The court gave a nominal fine and costs were remitted, with a stern reprimand and warning of harsher punishment for future incidents.
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Avithe
Miesaca
Mokonpay
Aid Weight
Gale
Thomas Mucawley
Nnl
Hare
Saveral Ludio
Ubder
Atd
Queanbeyan
Boneh
Meeting of the eggharrhore association held at the Council Chamber
The central meeting of the association in PA and TT was held at the Council Chamber on Wednesday after WG last. President trom Afr Jos Connningham FIP presented the yearly balance which showed a satisfactory state of affairs. motions adopted to call for a near date, with the executive to revise the draft dobehale for approval. remarks on prize donations, the secretary Moriarty resigning for prizes including a Singer sewing machine for a weight guessing contest. hospital on Wednesday noted as Teter Ahern’s passing, age 87, with burial in the trial communal. Players listed for a trip to Benpondora and a wager store for trains. Pomme shoot at monthly table court. Electoral lie review in Queanbeyan division slated. Names objected to to be considered later. Train preparations for upcoming iowlbwra cycling sport on the 12th November.
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Wr. Pike
J.P
J. Bull
A. W Moriarty
Thie Society
Eng
Wadnesilas- Teter Ahern
Julio Bill
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Wtark
Benpondora
Juuepay
Kathleen Thidles
Quneo
Marr Loom
Rilo Thukwell
Soaretery Eaton Lighley
Stuart Hudson
Kat Faltick
Eliabeth Robinson
Ellen Watera
Beatrien Ann Amand
Lily Pennay
Alice Wan
Peacl Fadgu
Letters from the Front Describe Harsh Campaign and Prison Camps
A trooper’s wartime letter recounts long marches from Dambu to Mafeking and Elond’s Hiver, fierce fighting with Boers, and a siege near Mafeking. He details shellfire, captures, escape, and captivity at Nooitgedacht, including harsh prison conditions, scarce food, and a perilous march back with fellow prisoners to allied lines.
District News Halli Report on Animal Injury During Race
A chaotic scene at a local track event ends with a horse injuring an animal trainer as the crowd watches. Officials survey the course and prepare care for the injured worker while hoping for a quick recovery.
Wool prices squeeze wool producers and harvest hope fades
Far correspondence notes November outlook with low wool prices hitting producers and a weak fruit crop forecast due to rain while efforts in nursery offers trees at low prices. An inspector travels Melbourne to Adelaide showing tension with a constable incident and a revolver claim.
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Whittaker
Servie
Faken Atti Company
Ofatin
Diwiya
Mme
Rowley
TVOT
Fis
Wnneey
Spivey
Messrs
RLY & Son
Darlityy Nuteery
Watuiloo
Ad von Piekentroat
Sidiog
Adelaide
Constable Uppington
Boer War Dispatches and Controversy Hover Over Medley of Events
Amid Boer War reports, Lord Roberts thanks General Bir Redvers for services in Natal and notes Tomeden’s Troops should stay until the end. US doubts surface over bribery claims involving Kruger supporters to sway opinion. Capetown inquiry reveals Dutch railway bribery links. Liverpool grants freedom to Lord Roberts on return from Africa, with a January timetable for visit. Other items mention Boer commando movements, skirmishes, and casualties across various fronts along with unrelated local incidents and a monetary treason fine for a German missionary.
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Naty
Haa
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United States
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Philippis
Orange River Colony
Louis Botha
Christian de Wet
Adrian de [la Tey
Grange River Colony
Standerson
de Wet
Commandoea
Krocosted
Kroger
Guldorland
Insane Mother's Act Case Ends in Tragic Death
In a South Morgue incident on a Wednesday morning Joffrey Hunt died at Infants' pie Ashtull after injuries allegedly inflicted by his mother Annie Kent. Witnesses describe a struggle and a head wound, with doctors testifying to skull fracture and brain injury. Kent was deemed insane and admitted to Callan Park asylum after examination by Drs Taylor and Talon.
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Anni Mont
Hodn
Annin Kout
Mary Clark
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Dee
Taylor
Talon
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Callan Park
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