Reid Delivers Victory Speech Amid Broad Support
In a late afternoon scene in the city, Mr Reid thanked electors who backed him in the federal contest. He credited a loyal volunteer group and supporters nationwide while noting strong votes for his party in South Wales and other states. He emphasized gratitude to followers and readiness to serve in Parliament, asserting broad endorsement of his political stance.
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South Sedigy
Oeleptinne
Ortein
Maur
Wasson
Nmi
Ee New Enuin Wales
Ieee OF
Kitateulta
Reta
Sirikine
Mutanpanenta
Lion Mines
Hima
Pitipwitest
Weal
Sila
Tim
Sao
Reid
Ube
Very Sotalt
Low South Wales
Will Sienne Bam
Snetadom Ani Hoeiailasl
Ned Proterkian
Siata
Tay
Arate
Australia
Ital Teres
Thal le Sal
Train Sickness Rising Aboard The Great Western Express
A report on rising train sickness linked to crowded carriages and hurried meals. Passengers fear digestive distress and fatigue on long journeys. An observer notes rail travel anxiety spreads as travelers crowd dining cars and enclosed spaces.
Trials in Lismore Slashing Case and Sentences
Slashed with a knife in Lismore Alison Geomoka and Thirdday-Jamee Williams faced trial for attempted bodily harm at Kenneth Lismore. Injured men recovered enough to miss court. Oliver William Ramsay and Patrick O’Connor, previously guilty of horse stealing and receiving, were sentenced to six and twelve months respectively in Goulburn Gaol and Bathurst Gaol. The judge noted sentences could have been lighter if prisoners spoke the truth.
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Darlinghurst
Oliver Willam Ramsay
Patrick O'Connor
Ramsay
Moe
Goulburn Gaal
O'Connor
Bathurst Gaal
Parliament session glimpse of Denys recovery and duties
The Speaker presided at 2 20 p m as discussions touched on Dan ys z recovery and the appointment of a temporary Harbor Trust seat by Cap sule Jackson. The Premier noted the post would carry limited duties and no £3000 salary. Questions also covered Lands department progress, river ferries, and national versus local works. Bills on David Berry Hospital, Tocumwa Rail extension, and Armidale Curio Selegards Bill were read a third time.
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Che Ehalf
Jonné
Harbor Trosta
Dher Son
Capsuile Jackson
Tris
My Thomas
Broushton Teland
Ashton
Denys
Bennett
Prowler
Tocumwa Railwray
Armidale | Curio Selegards
Mining case seeks new trial after verdict reversal
Tetere the Hleb Court at Dartinghnest considers an appeal by August M Merewether Edward A Merewether and others over a £1895 verdict against the Statiish- Av iratlan Mining Company for alleged failure to carry out mining work under contract. The judges review claimed improprieties in mine operations and wage practices, with a new trial sought as prior Full Court reversal prompts further action.
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Dartinghnest
Merewether
Edward A M. Meriwether
Momry
M. Barker
Cass
Statiish
Iratlan Mining Company
Thomas Cowilshaw
Martia Clara Fontishaw
Morewether
Miles
Thom
Cowilshaw
Mattian
Edward C. Merewather
Jamison Cohan
Gal Hey
Iriel
Areumont
Slaughterman Fined For Causing Nuisance At Bolary
At Redters Police Court James Trompeon faced a nuisance charge for leaving slaughtering waste on Smith Street Bolary in November. Inspectors testified blood and offal fouled ground, with a strong odor and runoff over yards. Magistrate imposed a fine of seven shillings and imprisonments for seven days.
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Wilshire
Redters
James ‘Trompeon
Smith Street
Bolary
Hermain Sturgan
Ernest Creawick
Board of Health
Why She Blushed in an Indy Courtroom Vow
An 18 year old Indo girl sought a court order against a man who supplied her with clothing. Mr Garrett expressed surprise at the affair and questioned who lent undergarments and other garments. The clerk noted discussions about elopement and an order, as the girl claimed the man pressed for marriage.
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Indy
London
Mr Garrett
Verdict for Steamship Company in Woottoonooine Bay death case
Grace Lithaow as administratrix of William Lithgow estate claimed 590 pounds for her husband's death while discharging ore from the steamship Age belonging to Howard Smith Company at Woottoonooine Bay on July 31. The jury returned a verdict for the defendants in the No. 1 July Court.
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Grace Lithaow
Admniatratris
Willian Lithgow
Howard Smith Company, Limited
Woottoomooine Bay
Tustite Gwen
Late Shipping Arrivals and Departures Across Ports
Shipping news reports December arrivals and December 18 departures. Vessels include the 246 ton Warrlion Captain Moth from Sew cannie and the Moldavia from RySary with numerous ships listed via Crektown Fremantle and Sydney routes. port calls span Byron Ray Townsville and Sedney with various lines and agents noted.
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IODA
Adviaide
RMLB
Moldavia
RySary
Afelsama Telsare
Whalonen
Crektown
Ingwes
Townsville
Adama
Rm Marshern
Sedney
Leet Mottourse
Lyarra
Fremantle
Boris
Aerive Moron Fay —Noorshar
Srines
Crrathaven
Peterborough
Hound South
Haale
Netind
Rasan
Akon Besar
That Conspiracy Charge at Darlinghurst Court
Continued from pare the teal was continued this afternoon at the Darlinghurst Criminal Court. William James M Farlane and his father are charged with conspiracy to defraud vast quantities of goods. The jury asked for a pay increase. the judge said not within his power but would appeal. Homer spoke with the Sheriff about a potential small rise after three days. further increase possible if the case lasts longer. Abigail continued cross examining Robert Grell Gardiner.
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Darlinghurst Criminal Court
Chart
Tix Homer
Abigail
Robert Grell Gardiner
Woman in Court Over Vagrantry Charge at Water Street
A stoutly built young visitor in a mantling outfit faced Constable Carson in the Water Street corridor this afternoon. She and a companion, both charged with vagrantry, appeared before the magistrate after being arrested near a city restaurant while dressed in flamboyant clothes. The woman claimed she adopted the attire to confront a man who had robbed her, after visiting New Zealand recently.
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Carson
Ghose
Teanes
Sity Tor
Best
Carman
Justien
Newealand
Milk theft on harbor steamer leads to fines
Alfred Connolly, 22, engineer on the Wallaby, was fined 20s or seven days for taking milk from a can aboard the steamer at Milson’s Point Wharf. Witnesses stated Connolly admitted the act, explaining he took milk from cans he believed were offered to him previously. Another worker, Alfred Shepherd, 26, faced a similar charge and was fined 20s or seven days.
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Alfred Phill Connolly
Enoineer
North Sydney
Wallaby
Circular Quay
Barnes
Kennity
Connolly
Barnye
Kennedy
Wallisy
George Barnee
Kiven Caonolly
Arthu
Stirron
Burn
Robbing a gas meter charge in Redfern
Norah Panter, 45, a married woman, faced Redfern Police on a meter theft charge from a store gas meter at 30 Gordon Street Alexandria belonging to the Australian Gaslight Company. She admitted breaking the meter, said she kept money from the theft, and was found with four shillings in a handkerchief. A fine of four shillings and one month imprisonment was imposed. the recovered money was to be handed to the Gaslight Company.
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Norah Panter
Wiman
Redfern
Gorden-sient
Alexandria
Australian Gaslight Company
Allen Waga
Xhn
Gaslight Company
Faulty Election Regulations Hinder Voter Turnout
The surge of voters at Town Hall and key polling places on section day arose from faulty rules rather than voter disarray. Chief electoral officer Mr. Maron notes only one official per polling place may witness absent voter declarations, delaying many suburban electors. About 1000 absent voter declarations were witnessed at the Town Hall, with luncheon hour delays.
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Maron
Juncheon
Tifa
Divorce Decision Involving Adultery at Katoomba
Justice Simpson Pismuruing reserves a divorce to Walter William Langhei of Ka toomba from Mary Langhein on adultery with baker Percy Vase of Katoomba. Evidence fluctuations and alleged perjury marked the case. Judge found adultery occurred and that prior condonation was revived by later acts, granting the divorce with costs against the co respondent and his co accused.
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Justice Simpson Pismuruing
Walter William Langhei
Katoomba
Mary Langhein
Percy Vase
Snowdtott
Behaif
Hue
Mie Honne
Wetelsen
Woman seeks dissolution of marriage amid adultery claims
Blanche Hoare petitioned for dissolution from Henry Hodges on adultery grounds. Hearings revealed alleged infidelity with a girl named Angie Murrey at Hedaco Greta. Witnesses testified to a February 18 incident, and a six month separation planned before finalizing divorce.
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Blanche Hoare
Beoros
Mersin Rearna
Henry Firprat Hodges
Wheeler
Heddon Greta
Molitor
Mears
Rihone
Barnes
Reaper Dart
Hedaco Greta
Juna
Menhodlatzhice
Sku
Lime
Bog
Meillouy
Petivoner
Xoomy
Angie Murrey
Pobriarr
Rome
Divorce Case Involving Henry Albert Porsych And Marie Forsyth
A fragmented report details Henry Albert Porsych seeking a divorce from Marie Forsyth on cruelty grounds. The story traces their unhappy marriage, separations, and alleged incidents across Hemlington Pyrmont and other places, with references to custody and reconciliation attempts.
Thief's Ingenious Heist Hits Imperial Palace Wardrobe
A detailed report describes a daring theft at Hemola’s Imperial household. A thief cut a sleeve to steal a fox fur and alarm bells, with a clever decoy and rapid recovery of a replacement piece. The ensuing police pursuit led to the robber’s evasion and a servant’s entangled tale. Separately, Mr. Cross's Rosebank store near Lismore was destroyed by fire, with only a portion of the stock saved.
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St. Petersburg
Ehanteur
Aervanis
He Palace
Bal
Ant
Bis Rometer
Alf
Liverind
Cross
Rosebank
Lismore
RACING SUMMARY WITH HACKNEYED HANDICAPS AND RESULTS
A late racing item describes 4 furlongs events with handicaps and multiple starters. Abbreviated names and partial results reference Prince George and other jockeys, noting a win by Stine lingie Timm and another victory by different contenders. The report mixes unclear names and placements with hoped-for times and earnings.
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Serel
Merril
Georgh
Baxdringham
Serey
Lunbeanes
Amd
Ures Ion
Bandemenac
Prince George
Attercont
Unclear Racing Notes From Vinodevik Track Meet
Fragmented sporting items describe morning events at Vinodevik with mentions of young riders, track activities, and upcoming performances. References include Malvern headings, Randwluh game track, and various horses and handlers, but many names and details are garbled or unreadable.
Compressed Air in South American Mining and Power
The article discusses compressed air used in mining and power systems, detailing its application in air and steam engines and the role of compressed air in driving equipment, drilling, and shaft operations. It notes shifts from older methods to compressed air driven by electrical power, outlining stages of the process and the safety and efficiency considerations in different mining contexts.
Treasure Island Mystery and Theft At Paris Jeweller
The report describes Khedive treasures in Topazen sunken in a vast supply of precious stones and coins. A mining party of about twenty five miners and engineers worked through winter, returning to Egypt. A jewel theft case linked to a Paris jeweller is noted, with the thief pursued by police. A hotel theft led to a sentence of five pounds or two months hard labor for a married woman.
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Tod Bea
Haveust
Siadow of
Rumner
Gatthe
Khdive
Island Pouseasion
Minis& Euncesalun
Eaploliad Ys Mind Company
Friars
Extensiv
Ay Redfern
Earth Thompson
Tome
Grosvenor Hotel
Watering
Shy
Fragmented account from equatorial forest travel tale
A highly garbled report describes movements in the Great Equatorial Forest with names and places distorted. It references journeys, danger, and possible encounters, mentioning Wall, Sharked tones, and a stream with a sense of pursuit or confinement.
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Weeronane
Equinesti
Central Africa
Ary Satett
Satiis
Sane Yerhane
Ee Sestl Hocay
Eral
Mpm
Ipsadini
Ing Thugs
Ts Waa
Terry
Erectecinne Sa
Rome
Chaltier
Pmegin
Hese
Miremmiumtan Reports Uneven War Elements
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wartime scene with unclear names and actions. Key terms include a ceremony or meeting at Miremmiumtan and references to different groups and roles, though many words are garbled. The readable pieces hint at a conflict or military topic without coherent detail.
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Steamship Company
Henry Albert Porsych
Marie Forsyth
Wherry Marmmand
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Noble
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South Africa
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India
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Treasure Island
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Great Equatorial Forest
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Petimrer
Sale Lite
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Tomorrow Sport Osmmeacre
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