Captain Holden Finds Southern Cross Near Port George
The message from Captain Holden reports sighting the Southern Cross on mud flats near Port George. He confirms all aboard are safe and alive, promises more news later, and notes food drops and position about 30 miles from Port George as a storm rages.
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Holden
Southern Cross
O.K
Port George
Alan
Canberra
N. A. Paul
Glenale
Molden
Prince Regent
Row
Witness Audiences Inquest Amid Sparse Testimony
A brief inquest proceeds with a single witness whose brief remarks trigger applause from observers. The record shows fragmented, unclear names including JNO. BAKER, suggesting partial details and uncertain testimony in the proceedings.
No Stunt Says Ulm Sena Amid Hazy Text
Fragmentary OCR reading appears to reference a slogan no stunt and mentions Ulm Sena. The readable sequence includes scattered phrases and garbled words across multiple lines, with minimal clear names or events to anchor a coherent summary.
Change Excited Cheers For Airmen
A fragmentary item describes a crowd’s excited cheers for airmen, capturing a moment of public support amidst unclear details and stray OCR words.
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Captain Holden
the Finder
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Trumph
Vo Tm Rae Would
Virel
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Darwinradio
Anderson
Eo Ie Suel Sarees
PS Fe
Sydney
Eraners Svar
Shat
Jno
Baker
Naz
Ale
Mee
Smn
Traveller
MR. Eager
Eerie
Anthony Horderns
Says Ulm Sena
Ulm
SSR
Soi
Om Toe Nem
Lotol
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