O Brien Discusses Irish Question and Imperial Policy
The article reports on Mr. O'Brien addressing Irish representation and imperial policy, noting his views on Home Rule, land reform, and the British Parliament. It describes reactions within the United Irish and Liberal circles, the potential shift in policy toward Ireland, and the tensions between Irish national aspirations and imperial unity. The piece references discussions about land purchase, independence symbolism, and the threat to Home Rule within the Parliament.
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Wias O'Brien
United Kingdom
Willer
Syaney
Bern
Ixcasion
Pontar Trish
godWeil
Uave
Evglang Nerielf
Faun
Ot Cullen
Alain
Ty Land
Carson
Clere Tiers
Wilkes Riven Tie
O'Brettas
Geerton
Trumral
Sinieceyolf
Raerardite
Juder
Connor Morrie
Trish Lowen
O'Brien
Kergne
Ani
Cluse
Gr & Armat
Howe of Commons
Lyon
Netwoni'e
R. O'Brien
O'Brien Ashe
Commins
Pagl Monk
Brion
Evening News
Iriabmen
Hele
Deniliquin Items Outline Local Crime and Infrastructure News
Deniliquin report covers Gordon Urendick hanged for watering Margaret Ler’s house at Cummeragun, felonious intent noted. Arraved, released from the Doublin Gant, committed for trial. A.M. McBaurin of Morco BwulloM involved in accidental shooting. parcels from Victoria under strict controls. Subordinate certificates discussed. Caolly Hotlewon sentenced to three years for breaking into Ernest Trist and Alfred Jones properties. Public works debates about a balling decree, plumber registration, and conditional council actions. Assembly postpones until January 4 4 permit reelection. Morgans contemplates opposition leadership.
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Dexiliquin
Moama
Pont Occa
Victoria
Caolly Hotlewon
Sonia
Ernest Trist
Alfred Jones
University of Sydney Examinations List Honors and Passes
A long list from the Faculty of Medicine details Fifth Year Examinations with honors at MB and Ch.M. for several named students, including Claus Th, G. Pegs, DL Wallace, A. Mascio, and many others. Fourth and Second Year results note passes with credit in operative surgery, anatomy, physiology, and organic chemistry, naming multiple students across years. the John Harris Scholarship is awarded to G. A. Buchanan.
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Faculty OF Medicine
Claus Th
B.C. G. Pegs
DL Wallace
A. A. Mascio
E. W. Moneri
E. ©. Page
PL. Broadbent
G. . Wlecker
A. Wallace
P. — Hipstey
Buf
We Manery
FM. Suckling
Davis
HE Woolnough
Weg
S.A
Mii
Aitkeu
Rheenor
Bourne
T. W. Maso
Meg. Passed
FC. Adams
H.C. R. Bell
H. P. Maury
LW. Gond
G. A. Huchanan
Browne
G. G. Sharp
Aeg
W- Mawson
T. P. Connelly
TB. C. Higgins
W. Benjufeld
J. C. Huchanan
T. B. Cloustyn
Courteney B. D'Arcy
A.W. Pluckle
F. W. A. Finselbach
RS. Godel
H. C. Lathbridge
M'kueroe
WC Mansfield
Phillis Sargh
J. Ure
M. Vernon
John Harris
G. A. Buchanan
Vossed
B.A. &. Mligh
J. Cove
B. Culpin
P. Fiog
HL Deck
Harrison, JR
Leslie
M'Dowall
J. L. M'Kelvey
Susan
O'Reilly
Dw. Power
Quaite
Roberts
C. Shellshaur
P. E. South
Simpson
A. Verge
GH. Vernon
R. J
Whiteman
EH Young
Susannah H. O'Reilly
W. T. Quaife
J W. Power
M. Whiteman
Harrison
J. R. Destie
C. Shelishear
Sydney wool market shows steady demand and healthy returns
Reviewing six months of trade, Sydney wool prices held steady amid strong competition. Total sales reached 244,411 bales, about 5 percent of offerings, with proceeds near £4,000,000, signaling a favorable, average season for growers and traders alike.
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Sydney
Syuacy Weekly
Tewas
UN Bross Mt
Melbourne
Lsat
Christmas Troubles at Central Police Court
Crowded docks at the Central Police Court show a busy Christmas Day with a mix of detainees. A drunken woman admitted drinking and expressed shame to the magistrate while others begged for leniency or a chance. A khaki-clad officer commented on the heavy day’s work for the holiday.
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Central Police Court
Death by fall ruled in case of Willian Turner
Coroner and jury investigated the death of Willian Turner who died after an apparent fall at his home. He returned drunk Monday evening and was found the next morning dead with a skull fracture. Post mortem suggested a fall as the probable cause. Verdict: accidental death.
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Willian Turner
Turner
Titner Wre
Ferry Hands Demands Lead to Monday Negotiation
Negotiations continue between Sydney Harbor ferry hosts and the Owners Association over working hours and overtime rates. The union insists on wage rules while stressing other issues, and a conference is scheduled for Monday to discuss hours and overtime provisions.
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Bydney
Mentiia Ve
Tate
Nog Beer
Holidays Weather Quiet With Typhoid Complaints
The holidays passed quietly with little festivity and a calm mood. Typhoid fever is widespread in many homes, and eleven cases are reported at the local hospital.
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Maitland
Drunk Draper Edwant Taylor Faces Court
Edwant Taylor, a 17 year old draper, was charged at Central Court with drunkenness and disorderly conduct after an early Tuesday incident in Cambvreagh. Constable May testified Taylor attacked him at a city restaurant, requiring four officers to restrain him. he claimed amnesia. Taylor sought leniency, facing 15 to 20 days for intoxication and 40s to a month for assault and disorderly behavior.
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Central Court
Isa
Cambvreagh-free
Tuepil
Edwant Taylor
Draper
May
al d Quader Piel
Taylor Wrota
Omer
Taylor
Christmas Eve Fatalities Force Inquest Verdicts
The inquest into the death of John Howe, once of Balongin, found accidental death after he fell from a moving tram platform in Booweraue Street during rain at about 6 p.m. A second verdict of accidental death followed for John Christian Peterson, 39, a laborer who fell while transferring between scaffold levels at the Art Gallery site on Denmine road Drimoyné. He died at Sydney Hospital shortly after. The deceased left a widow and four children.
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John Howe
Louisa-road
Balongin
Clits
Bridénesche
Eable Pensenger
Booweraue Street
William-street
Sydney
Flan
Am Aguesteld
John Christian Peterson
Peterson
Leborer
Sydney Hospital
Denmine Road
Drimmoyné
Chidren
Parramatta Paits Seeks Water Rate Reduction
Parramatta council considers a water rate reduction after a suggestion from the "Breaking News" to the Water and Sewerage Board. The vacancy arises from Alderman Thorpe’s death and polling for the annual election is set for Saturday. Pearce appointed returning officer. Trooper request to Inspector General of Police due to local disturbances.
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Parramalis Conneil
Water and Sewerage Board
Birrough
Parramatta
Tate
Thorpe
Ware
Parremautts Council
MISS BALGARNIE ARRIVE IN AUSTRALIA FOR LIMITED STAY
Florence Balgarnie described by Agnes Luck as one of the era’s finest speakers should reach Australia aboard the Omral early February. Her stay ends in March due to prior New Zealand commitments. Balgarnie has led and lectured in suffrage and temperance causes, worked with the Liberal Four Hundred, served the Scarborough Rebool Board, and advised on women inspectors and police matrons. She has written for London papers and traveled the United States studying prohibition and public policy, later advocating for union contracts and timber industry issues. Public notices mention government contract plans and ironbark usage for telegraph poles.
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Agnes Luck
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Australia
Omral
Orst
Commonwealth
Abele
New Zealand
Balgarnle
Organiing University
Ene
Ind
Mon'e Liberal Four Hundred
Scarborough Rebool Board
Abo
London
Woman's
Women's Council
Washington
America
Juke
Sally Aberdeen
Prob
Consiuitation Council
United Kingdom Alliance
Jocal Yew
Mime Balgarnie
Webo
Sydney Labor Counc
Anderson Stuart
Prince Alfred Hoeplal
da Mavet
Uts
N.&w. Timber Taduatrian
Avsvcietion
Board of Reference
Works Department
Taesday
Trailing Skirts Stir Health Debate at Victor Finslth
At a recent Victor Finslth meeting a motion urged shortening skirts worn by ladies to curb health risks and footpath blockage. Members cited germs and safety, with endorsements for a modest dress adjustment while walking. Some supported fashionable restraint to reduce danger and improve comfort.
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Victor Flsnlth
Taar
Indice
Paria
Lonien
Christmas Services at St Marys Cathedral Crowded
Special services were held at St Marys Cathedral every half hour on Christmas morning and at 11 o clock High Mass the Cardinal presided. His Eminence preaches on a Christmas subject. The Rev Father Ryan Lewisham preached in the evening. The church was crowded morning and evening.
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St. Mary's Cathedral
Father Ryan
Lewisham
From the Frontline Mail: Mounted Rifles Skirmish Notes
Captain Chapman of C Squadron NSW describes actions near Standerton and Kru!nstadt during August to September. He reports engagements against De Wet and generals, captures, prisoners, and casualties, praises riflemen, notes weather, and mentions delays awaiting Commonwealth reforms and Australian mail.
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C” ‘Squadron
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Himington
Standercon
Tramereal
Waddell
Boaney
Benaud
Biyer
Lulien
Hutami
Commonwealth
Ebling Torr
Australia
Wese
Abe
Dr Wet
Patie
Kroenetat
Henihron
Ena Turetion
Bowe, Nine Stenes
de Wet
Spenswee
Rimingtng
Jim Lind
Melibran
Kroomstadt
Rindley
Senechal
Kroonstadt
Heilbron
Rosa’ Comisanda
Wige
de la Rey
Helliron
Binday
Witge
Hetoper
Bury
Corveis
Besites
Vaal
Standerton
Klip
Marney Botha
Sud
Wight Wageone
Jotha
Benson
Gow
Peculiar Refrigeration Incident at Hoisdele Creamery
A strange accident at the Hoisdele Creamery in Straiford Victoria involved an improvised rescue after frost pipes leaked. A worker, identified as Resseit, fell from a lifting position while trying to free a pipe and suffered a tongue wound. he recovered with minor injuries and the refrigeration curiosity was eventually resolved.
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Straiford
Vic
Hoisdele
Burglar intrudes during night in Addington home
A bold burglar entered Mrs. Cade's Addington home on a Saturday, waking her husband as he searched the bedroom, rifled jewellery chests, and fled through a garden window pursued by Mrs. Cade. Police tracked the suspect along the garden fence. the intruder showed signs of injury and was roughed up by the pursuit.
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Mesaa
Ashe
Cate
Sargier
Abe
Cade
Bering Bern
Fruit and Vegetables and the Customs in Australia
A correspondence from J.J. Millne secretary of the Paalored and Agriculturst Meceiles' Uhaiam of XH Walon discusses interstate carlination of perishables and proposed customs relief. The note to the Minister for Agriculture urges granting duty relief at centres, allowing reductions for producers, wholesalers, and retailers while seeking federal action to ease shipments of fruit and vegetables.
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J.J. Millne
Paalored
Agriculturst Meceiles
Uhaiam
XH Walon
Queynslamt Chamber of Agriculture
Layevast Co
Quagosland Chamber
Agticulura
Brimbane
le Hoo
Liaiytyarpin
Asriculturs
Queresiacd
Ade
Olders
Tour
Emvne
Commonwealth
Uhlechidsiner
Federal
Mimlathe
Pera
Powieg
Businsey
Emus
Eimteuley
Ermducers
Agricaltire
Crown Officer Accused Of Interfering In Telegraph Messenger Case
An officer of the crown faced charges after telegraph messenger Albert Femu testified that the accused assaulted him and threatened to gouge his eye. Court officials warned against interference as the Crown pressed the matter in Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Albert Femue
Fires Rip through North Sydney and surrounding areas
The brigades were called to engines and warbreeda of Areidenvera quarters yesterday. Fires among quantities of binder occurred at two places in North Sydney near Laewider Tay and the Norihorte Hotel in Rocky Dale. A stable at the fray of prewieus I Cardloa Cree coat and a shed coupled by Stephen Targill burned to the ground before the fire brigade could contain them.
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Areidenvera
North Mydney
Vies
Laewider Tay
Norihorte
Rockydale
Prewieus I
Stephen Targill
Morible Death in Melbourne Mystery Case
Melbourne in late afternoon reports a fatal blaze that destroyed a building and left Michael Kingelle presumed dead. Officials noted severe burns and the nest area described as charred. The inquiry was postponed until tomorrow as investigators pursue the cause and identify all victims.
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Melbourne
Autu
Michael Kingelle
H Clorbee
Shipping Arrivals and Vague Cargo Report
Shipping notices show December arrivals with scattered names and destinations. A chaotic list mentions days and places, with references to cargo packages, boxes, and shipments tied to various ports and merchants.
Meeting approves insurance pact among principal commerce bodies
A quarterly meeting at the French Chamber of Commerce, chaired by Mayor Macko, approved an arrangement linking the Ailimt Australian Aire Insurance Company Limited with Colonial Fire Warranty Company Limited for collaborative coverage at major ports. The gathering highlighted the growing alliance among leading financial and manufacturing interests across key cities.
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Aire Insurance Company. Limited
Melbowres
Preuch Chamber
Commence
fAcoei
Conaul-Gaered
France
Erence
Weather outlook shows mixed springlike patterns across regions
The report describes varied conditions from the southward sections to northern areas with forecasts of mild warmth, scattered showers, and cooler intervals. It mentions temperatures approaching nine, details on notable shifts by Tuesday and Friday, and notes lingering unsettled patterns into midweek.
Eveleigh Railway Fatality Report Reveals Verdict
A damaged OCR fragment reports a railway fatality at Eveleigh with a verdict declared by a court or coroner. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the item indicates formal findings and a heading of Remorse in a regional context.
Oil as a political rally item sparks mixed reactions
Fragmented OCR text suggests tensions around energy policy and oil industry roles, with references to rallies, protests, and public debate. Missing clear names, dates, and places, the readable portions imply stakeholders and events tied to an energy crisis or proposal influencing industrial activity.
Capetows Labour Struggles and Pro-American Sentiment Rise
An OCR damaged life in Capetown describes parish workers, wages, and hours, noting ACORN and ACORN-linked groups. It depicts black and white workers, shop bands, and grocery prices, with tensions between pro-M globals and locals. The piece hints at power shifts and turmoil as residents cope with changing governance.
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Beth
Capetewe
Thea
Howe
Cape
Amd
Persis
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