Memorial notices and obituaries across families in Sydney area
A garbled births and deaths notice set from North Sydney and Melbourne areas records memorials for Catherine Lilamand and Catherine Talumand. It memorializes deceased relatives, acknowledgments by daughters and husbands, and notes on dates of death in December and family tributes. The fragmentary text preserves names such as Lilamand and Talumand along with occasional family ties and locations.
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Minnir
Aetoring Alder
Basile
Wau
Catherine Cluauwand
Nichowen Tian
Tient Athurine Lilamand
Catherine “Lkanaand
Tovine Moller
Ana Aieprathen
Potherine
Ana Loule Garet Lilamand
Platen
Catherine Talumand
Hutinal Clare
Dicamand
Yesleas
Catherina Lilimbel
The Chening Acts Were Which 15 rs compouare p res guz i a
The Carruthers Ministry took office with a narrow majority and Ashton as Minister for Lands faced scrutiny over a land settlement bill. The act aims to simplify holdings extensions, reduce delays, and open new tenant based occupation with conditional purchases. Critics warn of loopholes and rushed passage as the session ends.
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Wien
Carruthers
James Achton
Ashton
Parliawent
Adanie Krutfon
Eany
Bea
Joe Hurd
Asiton
Toca Land Board
Nielsen
When Judge Heydon Remembers Sailors and Ships
An aging reminiscence recalls Judge Heydon’s boyhood chatter about ships docking without tugs, canvas sailing, and the old crew tales. He notes spring sails and the crowd at Sydney Harbour, while pilots and waterside observers weigh how many sailors now ride aboard and what changes the sea has seen.
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Judes Herdon
Judes
Chathwy
Mare
Sydney Harbour
Cowosel
New Zealand
Decreasing Birth Rates Debate Across Nations
An American telegrams debate birth rate trends amid alarm over declines attributed to male enlistment and social change. The piece notes protests from women’s clubs and cautions against hastily pursuing female emancipation without ensuring women share responsibility for birth-rate outcomes.
Fragmentary note on protests and public actions in history
A garbled passage recalls a protest against imported pork, a place named Dalieva, and figures Dus Geg and Be Tran Kir. It mentions yesterday’s observances in churches, Gayabi buslover places, and a remark on praying for rain versus action. The text is highly degraded with unclear references.
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DuMgoy
Gayabi
Dar Wis
Dusgeg
Trams Collision Crashes Through Brisbane Street Scene
Two trams collide near George Street after a Dulwich Hill car loses control at high speed. Driver and several passengers are injured as crowds gather, with reports of electric sparks and extensive damage to both vehicles.
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Sydney
Buemoroux
Parran UraiMc
Kneeshew
Tramway Department
George
Gworge'street
Circwlar Quay
Campbelletreat
Haytarket
Knecotaw
Guay
Dulwich
George-a
Mille’s Point
Pyrmont
Jong
Passenaere
Bathurst
Brick
Campbelle Street
Haymarket
Puanenger
Liverpool-Street
Liverpool-atraet
Excephine
Goulburn-straet
Placy
Pyrmont Waynatjonars
Tinea
Bea
Dulwich Nt
Nate
Mattern
Ee Dulwich
Salson
Trams Collision Prompt Official Inquiry
A Derby tram collision left car No 48 derailed and damaged while wheel loss and panels tore away at the impact. An official inquiry will probe brake failure and why four brake gears did not act, as cars operated in the same service prior without incident.
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Dulwich Hull
Kaveshaw
Injured Named After Collision At Sydney Hospital
The injured were removed to Sydney Hospital with fractures, head injuries, and facial wounds. Patients listed include Thomas Anderson of Linwood, Mrs Silverman of George Street West, Wary Hart of Glendon, Stanley Hailt of Culwin, Dorib Silverman formerly of George Street, Thomas Lame of Marrick Street, Robert Ferguson of Congo Fairmont, and others. All are reported progressing favourably under care.
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Sydney Hospital
Homas Anderson
Linwood
Mra
Silvermas
Eore-Shreet West
RIK
Downe
Downe Fairly Weil
Lhw
Wary Hart
Warried
Glendon
Atane Road
Lisiwlen
Shock
Ampsious Onter
Stanley Hailt
Olyues
Dorib Silverman
George—atreet Wert
Lex
Thomas Lame
Uliver
Marrly-srteat
Robert Ferguron
Ruliwar
Fairtowl-aieel
Lutwich
Abra
Sedma
Bank clerk recalls tram crash and wild ride
A London Bank of Austentia clerk Mr Wolfendon describes a tram collision in vivid detail. He recounts the car jolting along, sparks from overhead, frightened passengers, and drivers fighting to regain control as the tram careened. He notes a near shipwreck fear and an urge to escape, yet kept calm and continued with work after the incident.
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E. Wolfendon
London
Austentia
Liverpool
Uhr
Racine Malor
Wincker
Wolshotl
Masa
Mina
Wolfendes Ison
Driver describes tram brake failure at fifty miles an hour
Interview with Thomas Anderson, the tram driver, details a brake failure at speed. He explains the near disaster while passengers and hospital treatment figures are referenced in a troubled page of the Evening News.
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Thomas Anderson
Nzey Hospital
Dr Verge
Anderson
Wraine
Wien
Driver recounts near-miss and brake failure after tram collision
Witness Anderson describes a Brickfield Street derailment where brakes failed and the emergency brake saved lives. Sparks flew as the tram slowed to a crawl at about 10 miles per hour before striking a barrier. He recalls choosing to stop rather than jump, noting an arm injury and a hospital inspection later. He mentions no gear problems and praises superintendent Kneephaw’s kindness.
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Andersop
Raoreta
Brickfield
Barhurstsirye
Wilte Wal
Uw AoWu
Hordurn
Nik
Ake
WN. Willis
Kneeahaw
Asain
Pyrmont
Hunter's Hill Hoax Invites Stir Local Aldermen
A spoof invitation hoax disrupted Hunter's Hill as residents gathered at the Siderman home. Police and town officials investigating a crank who sent duplicate invitations to aldermen, prompting social anxiety and mock proceedings. The event was derided as foolishness and a deliberate nuisance.
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Siderman
Aginney
Samme Eulp “Joker
Hunter's
Haeatfburh
Ge Tolloes
Ajuwemion
Edger Lite
Boigine
Spivey
Trantrr's Hill
Wien
Oubers Rieke
Post Eardd
Tee
Duke of Devonshire and Bannerman Visit Reported
London dispatch claims the Duke of Devonshire visited Campbell-Ganperman yesterday. The cable states the King’s minister will accept office. the Duke’s value was noted by Lee Duke.
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Duke OF Devonshire and Bannerman
London
Times
Duke of Devonshire
Campbell-Ganperman
Yerterdar
Campbell-Bannnermas
Lee Duke of Dernyshire
Tallow Sales Report From London With Mixed Prices
Fragmentary London market note reports Australian tallow offers and sales amid unclear figures. Mentions Australian Legislative Assembly debate on opinions and a rough tally of items and prices, with several garbled fragments about business reasons and governance.
Russian Revolt Threatens New Russian Truce End
In London a report from St Petersburg notes violence at the Agricultura Congress where speakers attacked Count Witte. The unrest prompts calls to upend the current regime, seek suspension of duties, and pursue a new truce.
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London
Troops Refuse Police Duty in Riga Report
London dispatch states troops in Riga refuse to perform police duties amid tensions. The brief notes a stance by military personnel affecting security operations and signaling potential curbs on law enforcement support in the city.
Father Gapon and the Workers
A fragmentary report notes reactions to Father Gapon and workers. It mentions unions and socialist resolutions arguing that Gapoun’s measures will worsen conditions for workmen and that consent from employers is lacking.
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Losdon
Wedneway
Nam
Hapro
Socialist and Revolutionary Party
Feder Gapou
Opening of Congress Reveals Roosevelt Era Policies
In a Wednesday session, the Congress of the Volved Stele opened amid debate on the President's Message. It referenced the previous speech in Georgia, urged railway reforms, cautioned against overcentralization, and called for an international conference to address immigration. The message supports a stronger Interstate Commerce Commission and argues for excluding Chinese laborers while admitting white professionals and travelers under new policies.
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Rundon
Congress OF the Volved Stele
Lance
Georgia
United States
Santo Cadugo
Roosevelt
Hawaii
New Zealand Triumph Over Cheltenham Roxby Players
New Zealand football team defeated Cheltenham Roxby 18 to 0 at Chetventest, with Roberta scoring at eight minutes and AbuoLe adding two more before halftime. Harper converted all three kicks. second half featured steady play and defense. Next match set for Birkenhead against Cheshire on September next.
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London
Weineedar
Pam
Chaltenham Roxby
Chetventest Wovdars
Datensad
Tom
New Zealand
Roberta
AbuoLe
Harper
Brildieat
Chel
Oihem
Aubot
Whit Barver
Bley
Cheshire
Birkenhead
Setomtay
Women’s clubs challenge marriage and birth claims abroad
A London report notes Mrs Olga Ondini’s cited death by own action causing debate in American women’s clubs. The Women’s Club denies the assertion while praising child welfare. Congress is urged to consider legislation to protect marking women. The piece links declining marriage and birth rates to women’s changes after 19th century reforms.
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London
Olga Ondini
America
Peter
Yumi
Congress
Toosi
Yeit
Tata
American Wheat Supplies From Brad Wheat Report
London dispatch notes the visible American wheat supply, per Brad Wheat, as reported in an early edition. The forecast highlights potential impacts on markets and trade dynamics amid fluctuating demand and stock outlooks.
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London
Duabale
BAR SILVER LONDON MARKET REPORT AND EXCURSIONS
London market notes report a price around 6 6 1 8 per ounce and a silversmith wool price movement amid unsettled conditions. The notice also details Saturday afternoon excursions with a timetable from Wharfout to Fearn Pare and Manteah street stops, indicating local transport schedule amid the period.
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As. Tora
le Manteah Stpee
Baturder
Wharfout Samne-terent
Pt Fearn Pare
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