In Memoriam Notices for Crockett Doran and Doran Family
In memory of Crockett who died in December aged 72 inserted by daughter and son in law Roberta and grandchild. Also memory of War dear Doran who died in December aged 13 inserted by daughter and husband Trend Gilward Doran. Doran family notes from Doran and Deaton relations.
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Crockett
San
Bersom
George Eo Croc
Aard Doran
Mg TA
Roberta End Grandhildren
Jan
Tainer
Mard Doran
Rand
Gilward
Doran
Deaton
Rowe Pretcher
Ani Prand-Caliiren
Festival Concert Tonight At Testenary Hall
Governor distributes tickets as Dillon announces a grand festival program this evening. Leading brass bands and Cleveland Street Boys Choir join in a refined concert at Testenary Hall.
The Shamroен Item Sale Notice for Dale Pet Jar
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a sale of a Dale pet jar by a party called the shamroen with manatertared salveky. The readable phrase repeats, ending with a cryptic ox.
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Manatertared
Dale
Schools and Playgrounds Tax Inquiry Questioned
The Teachers' Association criticizes the unimproved value tax for playgrounds and school grounds arguing it inflates costs and crowds spaces. They urge consideration of social effort value and question municipal subsidies for private institutions while noting deputations may better convey concerns.
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Teachers’ “Association
Wade
Chia
Ie Association
Connerson
Principle Over Property in Municipal Funding Debate
A local debate argues that fiscal policy should hinge on moral character rather than property value. The Association contends school playgrounds are cheap for municipalities and subdividing land raises costs, but opponents say rates and land value effects matter more. The dispute centers on principle and the justification for subsidizing education across social classes.
South African federation debate and race import fears
A cablegram argues Natal favors restricting Indian imports regardless of federation. The piece contrasts South Africa with Australia, noting white labor reliance and racial tensions, while arguing that whites must work the land amid rising Black populations.
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Nata
South Africa
Queensland
Australia
Africa
Natal
Cape Colony
Kafir
Detectives and Clites Probe Rushworth Tragedy Cluttered Clues
Victorian police face a flood of clues in the Rushworth tragedy as investigators note the two bodies found with clothing items and ordinary debris. The piece contrasts real detective work with fiction and warns that many impressions may mislead, stressing careful analysis of tangible evidence.
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Rushworth
Sherlock Holmes
Pat
Pinger Prima
Houseom
Justices of the Peace Fee Debate
Judge Docker calls for reimposing JP fees at Quarter Sessions arguing the cost of oaths and delays. The article notes JPs often work gratis and questions penalties, proposing clerks or petty officers could swear in instead.
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Docker
Justices of the Peace
Supreme Court
J.P
Mr. Harris
Laughing to health inspires Italian laughter teachers
A handful of writers founded a school of laughter in Italy, claiming laughter aids digestion and weight gain. They teach laughter as a medical tool, arguing it can train people to laugh freely without focusing on the outcome, though some critics doubt its efficacy.
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Italy
Bridah
Laughing as Social Art Classes Could Boost Civility
A fragment discusses laughing as a social skill and jokes that a class in learning to laugh naturally could ease boredom and improve politeness. It notes women often excel at social warmth and suggests teaching laughter as a fashionable, beneficial talent.
Camperdown Council Anticipates Absorption by City
A mass meeting at Camperdown Town Hall discussed the imminent absorption into Sydney. Mayor D Glipim led the session, noting the bill's passage will dissolve Camperdown as a separate municipality and outlining council actions and staff transfers to the City Council. The meeting approved the minute detailing expenditures, staff transfers, and anticipated financial balance to hand over.
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Camperdown
City of
Coumcil
Nesbit
Fowler-street
Eton-street
Australia-street
Church-street
Denlwoy-street
George-street
Gt. Mary-street
Campbell-street
Kingston-road
Stanley- Direct
Howley-street
Salisbury-street
Northwood-street
South-lane
Nal College
Missenden-road
Regent-strest
Booth-surest
Pyrmont Bridge
Parkes-street
University-street
Chester-street
Booth-street
Cardigan-strest
Robert-street
Robert Jane
Lyon-road
Blepben
Burton Stresta
Denteouaizeat
Larkin
Judd
Juddive
Pailliacnd
Featherstone
Hopetoun-street
Northwood Street
Nave
Young man arrested for pawn attempt of stolen watch
A youth entered George Sebachtel’s shop in Harmarket on Monday to pawn a valuable gold watch found to be stolen. Constable Jennings detained him after the owner identified the item. The 22 year old, listed as George Duffin, appeared at Central Police Court charged with handling stolen goods. He was remanded for further inquiries.
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George Sebachtel
George-Street
Harmarket
Jennings
Regealsttert
George Duffy
Duffin
Central Police Court
Murwthmebsh
Benjamin Skinver
Percy Cullins
Murdock and
Puracett
Hts
Durnees
Laguiriae
Dallwee
Dufla
Eranch
Swain Moore Street Holiday Card Display Highlight
A readable fragment notes Christmas calendars and cards on Moore Street in Swain. The item mentions Best Display and Gear of Gydeer tied to a holiday showcase for nine children.
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Swain
Moore-Street
Sedition in India raid targets Malontedan shops
The Caluia Polich raided Malontedan shops seizing arms and materials. proprietors were arrested amid claims of Hindoo persecution and clashes between Mahamidan and Hindu merchants in 1807 era unrest.
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London
Caluiia Polich
Uweehops
Hindous
Trade Union Dispute Trial At Large Court
A lengthy jury trial opens over damages claimed by and against various parties in a union dispute. The case centers on detention and alleged wrongful actions concerning the NSM Amuicsneiod Railway and Railway Service Association, with references to key figures and procedural steps, and ongoing discussions on damages and settlement.
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Brarsas
Aify Bey
Maury
Mab JO
Asdardaare
Jol
Isiya
Holman
Ackerada
Weds Waiker
Trammad
PM Bullivuis
Shin Vomins
Ms_ WolaLun
Terval
NSM Amuicsneiod
Ivauleay
Aswcatlon
Hed
Meubsralip
Bboi
Uhannas
Uringisen
Executive Cour
Gaye
Ant
Pulte
Ineirvies Tee
Min
Sheeset Lye
Wulees
Arsolbat
Tolee
Rieward
Elaine
Ellen Wuld
Aly Broil Growuis
Walker
Hiolman
Waller
Daggers and Dynamite
London reports a chaotic mood as a public debate on woman suffrage surfaces with violent rhetoric. Pro suffrage supporters in New York face opposition amid calls for drastic action and high level figures weigh in on the issue.
Russian Social Democrats Rundown in Moscow Arrest
Detected from the fragment, police arrest the entire Moscow district Central Democratic Committee members. No further identities or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Lonton
Manfay Fyening
Rucial Democratic Committee
Moscow Dlatchet
New Russian Loan Reported for Britain in 45 Million Offer
London notes a new Russian loan of 45 million pounds with 30 million to be placed as preference bonds. The article mentions railway-aided costs and public debt totals, referencing January figures and national returns.
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London
Tuma
Bury
le Tatesl
American Fleet at Singapore Arrives Under Rear Admiral Sperry
The United States battle fleet led by Rear Admiral Sperry has reached Singapore, docking in harbor as part of its Far East operations and showing U S presence in the region.
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London
United States
Sperry
Singapore
London Veterans' Relief Fund Sees £33,100 Pledged and 106 Cases Relisted
The Veterans' Relief Fund in London reports total contributions of 33,100 pounds and 106 cases relisted. Funds support veterans' aid programs and ongoing relief efforts amid a demanding fundraising period.
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London
Roberta’ Valoram
Suburban Fire Damages Riverside Furniture Premises
Fire at a Mimady WigDL shop window on Mimady WigDL near Mr Thomas Lowers in Newtown caused damage to Mrs Latrearne residence on Lambert Street. Fire spread to adjacent businesses including Mr Simmonds furniture dealer and Mossry Bach workshop. hydrants controlled by fire brigade within minutes. Losses covered by Australian Mutual Office for £250. kitchen and store rooms heavily damaged by smoke and water.
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Thomas Lowers
Hincrest
Newtown
ngarMe
Latrearne
Lambert-street
Pest
Colnek
George Simmonds Murnivure Deater
Rtord-Street
Paddington
Mossry
Atolyitic
Bach
Mears, Edgar
Jémes Hallowir
Oxford
Boyer
Duckats
Bir
Cettine
Metropolietan Fire Brigade
Darlinghurst
Eimmonds
Beline
Messix
Holloway
Melville
Ovie
Victorian fruit for Germany consignment to Hamburg
London reports Agent General J W Taverner, after visiting Germany, recommends consigning Victorian apples in cases to Hamburg in March to exploit strong market prospects. He notes Germany’s appetite for the fruit and expects favorable demand.
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London
J W. ‘Taverner
Cor Viccopla
Germany
Hamburg
Bar Silver and World Wheat Shipping Figures
London reports bar silver at 1s 10% per ounce advance. UK wheat afloat estimated at 8,040,000 quarters with 1,170,000 quarters for the Continent. Atlantic ports show 808,000 quarters of American wheat to Europe last week. Total European shipments reach 5,000 quarters, including 23,000 quarters from Argentina and Uruguay.
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London
United Kingdom
Continent
Europe
Atlantic
Argentina
Uruguay
Overdue Barque Hyeting Arrives Report of London Departure
Postings note the barque Hyeting, 70 tons, overdue after leaving London on July 2 bound for Nel. The excerpt records the vessel as overdue, with no further details on fate or cargo.
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London
Curio Museum Showrooms Open for Inspection in Australia
Curio museum and showrooms invite public inspection featuring a wide range of Australian curios furs and exotic items. Goods include claimed curios such as odd artifacts and unique tokens with various descriptions and demonstrations.
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CURIO
Mbalix
Emu Exey
Birds of Paradive
Aiaaze
Woore-vt
Wb Geo
Saturday excursions mentioned in old Christmas book catalog
Fragmented OCR notes mention Christmas books and assorted items like dockets and pocket ice or amide. Names appear garbled as Finn Art and Dewt Bleck with scattered terms such as books and a Ratnes. Reflects a sale or list from a 19th or early 20th century catalog.
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Aed Dewt Bleck
A Sister's Sacrifice in Brisbane Tragedy
Brisbane report of a sister's fall from a tree at South Brisbane while trying to save her sister. The injured woman later died in hospital after sustaining critical injuries.
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Brisbane
Lusa Christina Howrer
Eouth
Unclear ad text from old medical pamphlet
Fragmentary sales copy claims remedies for indigestion and muscular discomfort. It mentions medicines and instructions about kidneys and toric something, but the readable portion is incoherent and lacks verifiable details.
Randwick Training Noisy Report From Morning Session
Unclear OCR notes describe a morning training at Randwick with multiple mentions of horses, trainers, and riders. Several names appear irregularly, with scattered references to workouts, times, and placements. The fragmentary text mentions Aniside Norton, Davies, AVA Par, Zoe Kam, and Niryta, among others, amid tangled race terms and equipment details.
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Tee Aniside Norton
MRE
Coares
Tandwick
Davies
Eesity
Supermue
Opel
Areca Theiyner
Zoe Kam
Radda
Ialtidubd
Biot Ag
Turmern
New Bridge Over the Castlereagh
A bridge project near Castlereagh advances under supervision with labor details noted. Workers, including engineers and tradesmen, are reported on site as construction proceeds with emphasis on timber work and overall progress.
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Castlereagh
Doctor killed by asylum patient in Whishaw incident
A doctor died after being struck by an asylum patient who exited a building and fractured the doctor's skull. The patient caused the fatal injuries and the doctor aged 40 years succumbed to the impact. Police reported the incident occurred near Whishaw.
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Asylum
Auction Advertisements and Land Schemes Across Town
The notice lists sales by auction including properties in Turramurra Warrie and nearby areas with companies and figures. It mentions asbestos pipe substitutes, portation duties, immigrant schemes, and capital investment ideas involving British and Austrian funds for land subdividing and sale.
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Areca
Sirioe
T. C. Williams CO
Virgoyla
U.S.A
Mopfning and CO
LID
New South Wales
Quesantend
Xmas
A. Kundras
Saunders
A. Comte
A. Bacidera
St. Gold
Lily
Saunders Saunders
A. Sadeders
St. Gala Fewrt
Chaid
A Saunders
A. Saunders
Fesse Dock Ocha
Gola
George-st
Batiwey Station
Fairyland
Axxx
Evening News
Wiest
Sarurpar
Money Klee
Wall Conde
Eyird
Oting
Archie
Cornwell
Arius
Lough Rane
Risk of Delong
Camperdown Council
Amd
Crom T. B
Nth
India
Calcutta
DAWAG
THE
Movement IN
America
New York
Akins
Roosere
Svererius
New York State
Social Democrats
Moscow Committee
Veterans’ Relief Fund
Haag
Berton
Owe Delat
Randwick Training
Tele OF Lancaster
Ray Five
Uae
Frowigier
Iran
Fee Baer
Wilting
Eliloe
Lipa Nmra
Amedaycid
Wired
Laila Pyles
Victoria Pres
Virtona
Julie Farheese
Amin Myer
Siveme
Janterer
Brera Turknas
North Sydney Society
Jaypee
Paul Duce
Menere Azhar
Amity
Beltiariurs
Wisigele
Ics
Ascen Seterrhee
Wamgett Tealay
TSF
Lenge Oper Castlepaee
Laurw
Neiliy Pith
superviEtie
Aslam
Ffer Aurditu
Mr. Aefel
Gustaaater
Sartena Sraketerpual
Smaleland
Uesuock
Euske
Sueday
Chamberlain
Denis
Chaisberten
Merase
Iung
Britaly
Ana Wikers
Auetratio
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