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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
3
A jumbled notice list from a Victorian era page describes varied items. References include a Methodist church service this Sunday, a Catholic church fundraiser next Wednesday, and juvenile day events, with scattered notes on labor markets, storms, accidents, and regional travel in Australia and Guildford.
A garbled collection of events from Corowa to Ballarat describes accidents, uprisings, and natural disasters. It notes shipwrecks, a mining yield, a hostages incident in the Philippines, and an inquest into a death. The report mentions storms, fires, and a volcanic eruption with fatalities and widespread flooding.
The Australian Labor Party negotiates a taxation plan to fund nationalization, while the Liberal Congress supports a post and telegraph rates bill. In the United States, President Roosevelt survives a trolley collision near Miscachusetts, praising fate and questioning charges against the driver and conductor. Cricket results show Anglratinns voting 108 to 60.
A garbled OCR passage mixes references to exhibitions, medical terms, and local attractions. It mentions an International Exhibition, hotel notices, and subscription details, with numerous misspellings and unrelated fragments. The readable content offers little coherent information beyond scattered names and places.
The owner offers a new acetylene gas generator by Pemma Auorox with October visit dates for estimates on complete installation. It won First Prize and Gold Medal at the Aydnsy Show in 1902. Inquiries to Mr. W. Tesmond, Queanbeyan.
Report of the death of Charles Cemvron during the night. He belonged to a long established family known in the community. The widow and family share in the grief as the funeral is planned for the Presbyterian section of Bonoval Cemetery.
Fragmentary text mentions no selections for the Lad Office and references various names and terms. The readable portions hint at advertising notes and inquiries by Mr By and W. Feonaond of Monaroatrast but lack coherent context or clear events. The piece appears damaged and non coherent.
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