Alleged Undesirable Sailor Trial Before Water Court
The Port Lewin master William Altanger faced an inquest in the commons division over alleged immigration irregularities involving Percy Doag and Annie Byng. Witnesses described conversations about enforcing entry and potential recruitment, with testimony noting a complex mix of identities, nationality, and possible evasion. The hearing touched on scantly linked connections to a ship and crew, culminating in a ruling and a £100 fine for Canthia Rexander on related grounds.
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Ceenteeilies
Eurland
London
Byng
Taney
Cre
Tim
Feansirea Manly
Cros
Fiyne
Falkland Telanda
Caplan Alesaneer
Agustine
Searburouat
Donohoe
Istana
Scarborough
Kim
Cherie
Witnees
Maerarane SM
Canthia Rexander
Reckless Cyclists and Dangers of Tram Pacing
A fragmented 19th century notice warns of reckless cyclists and tram pacing. It discusses dangers from heed winds, failures of signals, and the need for better warnings and stopping places to prevent accidents and chaos on tramways.
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Tip Hess
Mulabiere
Waeotmen
Tramway Department
Lear
Parsol
Railway Accident Claims Penrith Guard’s Life
Guard Crossman died in a railway accident aboard a Grain train from Walserawal to Sarming 7M. The collision caused severe injuries to other crew, with the guard killed instantly. Dr T. Ciewne attended but could not save the victim in Coogee. The deceased was about years of age, leaving a widow and family.
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Prerith
Torsday
Conde
Wal- Serawalg
Wren Cremman
Pradman
Farin
Ira
Izipact
Tett
Walter Slade
T. C.iewne
Restaurant quarrel ends with fine and prison labor
At Walter Police Court James Ecott, 23, faced assault charges after a dispute at Gummersall’s restaurant in Revege Stront Mottay. Ecott claimed he paid nothing as he had money but no food, while the proprietor testified she was pushed and insulted. Magistrate ordered £2 fine or 21 days labor.
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Guesmersail
Revege
Wulttene
Sis
Gummersall
Scott
Pleaded Guilty in Darlinghurst Sessions
George Murray pleaded guilty to stealing and other articles from the home of George Dechow at Marrickville on December 2. A well-dressed young woman named Norah Farr was found guilty of forging and uttering payment orders at 2 percent. Both cases were remanded for sentence.
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Darlinghurst
George Murray
George Dechow
Marrickville
Nore- Aah Farr Sail
Yarra boating accident inquest verdict given
Melbourne Tuesday inquest into the drowning of Albert Edward Hoof of the Mercantile Rowing Club concluded. Dr MacKeddie ruled death accidental drowning as testimony criticized harbor staff for delays while divers attempted rescue. Brow and Fawcett praised for lifesaving efforts. verdict recorded as accidental drowning.
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Melbourne
Albert Edward Hoof
Mercantile Rowing Club
Yarra
MacKeddie
David Davies
Pawcett
Fawcett
Witzese
Tid Pot
Imanlf
Ecossed
Arown Diva
Pawonlc
Bane
Sumnine
Ministy
Brow
Chemical Love Scenes A Proposal Of The Future
A London Medical Exhibition reveals imagined future love scenes using portable chemical doses. The piece describes glucose, hydrogen peroxide, chloroform, nitroglycerin chocolates, amyl nitrite, and mustard oil to provoke emotions, pallor, exaltation, and swoons, with cautions about self administration and the need for a rescuer.
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Chemical
Xrief
Kiely
Mortewitural Hall
London
Drus-Data
Farra Pharmacopoeia
Messrs. W. Martindale
Himenif
Indy
Howe
Ani
Phil
Klaroform
Ethel
Chloroform
Federal Election Day Half Holiday Debate in Assembly
In the legislative session Mr M Gowen urged the Premier to make December 12 a public or half holiday for Federal elections. Debate noted shop hours closing by 7 and potential compulsory work until 6 or 7. Carruthers said government consideration, with states split on holidays.
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M'Gowen
Legislative Assembly
Flo
Carruthers
South Australia
West Australia
Tasmania
Queensland
New South Wales
Travelling cattle head for New South Wales border
A mob of 5000 bullocks is moving from Wave Hill Station in the Northern Territory to Killarney, Narrabri, now traversing Queensland and near the New South Wales border. The herd, described as in splendid condition, is travelling in two mobs under the care of John Skutorpe.
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Narrabri
W. F. Buchanan
Terriory
Killarney
Queensland
New South Wales
Jona Skutorpe
Claim for Commission Defeated in Gunnedah Case
In a jury action before Mr Justice Pring No 2 Jury Court John Lister and William Norman Beaumont trading as John Lister and Company sought £75 from Henry Simon Limited for work and commission on the sale of missing machinery at Gunnedah. The four jurors found for the defendant.
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Justice Pring
John Lister
William Norman Beaumont
John Lister and Company
Henry Simon, Limited
Gunnedah
London Khedive Denies Loyalty Question Amid Cairo Allegations
A London cable reports the Khedive denying claims that Mustafa Kamel Pacha supported anti English media in Cairo. Debates in Berlin and actions in Moscow reflect broader imperial tensions.
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London
Turslay
Khedive i
Mustafa Kamel Pacha
Sart Am
Cairo
Great Britain
The City Tragedy and the Bradford Murder Details
The murder of Sydney Eva Bradford in Upton Place proceeds with two surviving witnesses who carried the wounded man to a house. Pathologist reports and evidence suggest a knife wound from the left side, passing through the heart. The body is identified by the Garomer in court as the inquiry opens.
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Sydney Eva Bradford
Upton Place
Cripe
Bradford
Des. Taylor
Arthur Palmer
Neem
Corupery Court
Lands Commission Inquiry Costs Questioned by Tuiner
Mr Tuiner to Legislative Assembly asks the total to date of the Royal Commission into the Lands Department administration. He requests amounts for commission costs, private fees, clerical help, printing, witness expenses, and other costs. He also seeks the total costs to all proceedings related to the commission including the extradition of Tr N Willis and matters involving Willie Grick Bath M Nato Hoskins.
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Tuiner
Iby Legislative Assembly
Royal Commission
Lands Department
Toyal Cort
Utt
Lands Department Administration
Tr N. Willis
Willie Grick
Bath
End Hoskins
Christmas Eve Debate Over Public Holidays in Assembly
The Legislative Assembly debated Christmas Eve holiday plans. Mr Brunmell pressed the Premier on declaring the prior Monday a public holiday, while Mr Carmichael opposed the move citing business disruption. Government would incur extra state payroll costs for additional holidays.
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Legislative Assembly
Brunmell
Carmilhers
Feirty
Bie
Traps for Editors and Kipling Story Rejection
A discussion of brutal magazine editors rejecting Kipling stories as illustration of editorial bias. Fifteen editors tested with compliments and regrets. unknown writers face harsh reception while editors reveal tedium and selective taste in a North American Review excerpt. Blancmange recipe closes.
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North American Review
Kipling
Ibn
Unreadable OCR Fragment on Local Menu and Ads
Fragmentary newspaper text mentions a vegetarian menu and local ads. Readable items are sparse, with unclear names and places. The snippet provides minimal concrete facts beyond general references to a menu and shopping references in a historical page segment.
After the Fire Watchman's Visitor Charged in Theft
William Tayier OL and Lucien Baxter, both aged 87, faced Mr Strithers SMR in Water Palace Court on theft charges. They allegedly stole clothing valued at 65 from burnt premises between November 15 and HM. The case arose after a fire at the Amepjrac Siete Company site and involved a watchman and visiting woman.
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Wrs
Bam Myerson
Amepjrac
William Busineene
Bullae
Waly
Nilding
van Tanna
Ted Old
Yeaterday
Water Paltor Court
William Tayier
Watie
Man
Lucienn Baxter
Wire
Strithers
Baxter
Sri
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