Pleasing Everybody and Public Works in Parliament
The Late Parliament resolves to submit a list of public works to the Public Works Committee for consideration. Critics warn that the aim to please everyone may doom the effort, citing risks in projects like a Singieton to Cassilis railway with a Denman to Muswell Brook halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Committee
Singieton
Cassilis
Denman
Muswell Brook
Btate
Great Northern Railway
Moerelsbrook
A Railways Muddle In Victoria Amid Service Collapse
A Victorian railways crisis unfolds as ministers clash with officials over a dislocated service. Travellers face days of delays as trains fail to meet Junctions, with engineers and staff described as stretched beyond capacity and morale at a low ebb.
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Victorian Railways
Tran
Bent
Raine
ANOTHER SCOTCHMAY AIDES OF MOROCCAN MILITARY FAMILY
Fragmentary text describes a military figure connected to Morotes and Burgeon-General Maclean, noting lineage to a senior officer once in charge of Netley Hospital and brother-in-law to General Cameron. Mentions war context and tragic events involving a killer who fled with clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Kingdom of Morocco
Crewe Sodarinietonas
Alder
Ald Madress
Morotes
Maclean
Netley Hospital
Cameron
New Zealand
bin Ming
Fragmented OCR reads like a broken local item
The text appears garbled with names and terms unclear. It suggests a historical note or brief involving possible figures, places, and measurements but lacks coherent events or details to identify a specific incident or report.
Little vulgar boy and ministerlinked stone incident in street
A chaotic report describes a Christmas time street incident involving a small boy throwing stones in Beihurst Street, with a Lands Minister and police action cited. The piece mixes opinion and narrative about crime, punishment, and moral lessons, referencing church, school, and public figures, while noting a minor paid bribe to the police and a postal-like foreach. The odd prose notes a minister’s grandson and broad social judgments amid a vague criminal episode.
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Beihurst Street
Crick
Yuletide
Bing Me
Roy
Bunaay School
amit @ Busitees
San Ancouver
Dub
Ollie
Queen of Sciences debated in church unity movement
A church alliance is urged to cooperate on granting university level degrees in divinity, dubbed the Queen of Sciences. The piece notes mixed views on humor and seriousness, praising unity while questioning the movement’s practical reach across Cambridge and state governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
asTuew
Chine
Wanlar
Jusior
Retiring Auditor General Mr Rennie Lauded For Public Service
A financial expert praised Mr Rennie for long service and high reputation in financial matters. He noted Rennie's independence and expertise shaped audits, while critics questioned public funds oversight and warned against politicizing the Auditor General's authority.
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A Renibe
Centleman
Neple
Mthur
France and America in arbitration dispute debate
A French member of the Hague Court criticizes President Roosevelt over the Venezuela dispute and Monroe Doctrine, while American papers demand U S recognition of hemispheric hegemony. The discussion cites French and English commentary, noting tensions between Roosevelt and European powers and how the press portrays the issue.
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Hague
Roosevelt
Venezuela
Denroit
Germany
United States
Wenntime Imslet
America
Arbitration Cour
Rouen
Baron D
Austraiien
Peri “Figaro
Keosevelt
Trial of Monroe Doctrine Preaching Questioned
A fragment muses on the Monroe Doctrine and those who preach it, contrasting intellectuals educated at character’s expense with figures who withdraw from struggles. The passage hints at a trial judging the merit and prudence of Monroe Doctrine rhetoric in guiding national action.
Wealthy Hermit Case Inqu iry By Parramatta Coroner
A magisterial inquiry conducted by the Parramatta District Coroner into the death of Mathew Thomas aged 6 of Campbell's Mill was reported. The deceased, a single man, appeared to have died from natural causes after a fall from a chair in his home on Roxd Day. Neighbors and witnesses described the scene, with references to a will, substantial deposits in Union Bank of Australia and Bank of New South Wales, and valuables found in the house including a silver watch and sovereign holder. The inquiry noted the deceased administered his brother’s estate and adjourned in the absence of the doctors.
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Parramatta
Mathew ‘Thomas
Campbell's Mill
Evening News
Urd Thomas
Forest Ledge
Percy Jacobs
Deceured
Mij
Thomas
Auckett
Union Bank of Australia
William Thewss
Bank of New South Wales
Annie Salt
Une
Abe Nest Winrss
Broith
Sydney
Lewisham
Smaith
Bey Home
AshHeld
Remey's
Wren
Ireland
Higgs
Ivelood
Jody
Mary Ireland
Warsiab-sireet
Ambfield
Rammy's Bush
Mills
Ana
Witnens
Winnens
Sasistasar
Eas
Major J I A Lee House Robbery at George's Head
Thief broke into Major J I A Lee's military station at George's Head Mosmen between Friday morning and Monday. Entry through a rear window allowed theft of jewelry and other Ecolog property valued around £80, including gold chains rings bracelets brooches and more.
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J. I. A Lee
George's Head
Mosmen
Reo
The English Mall and RMS Austesl Reach Sermphore
The English mall aboard RMS Austesl arrived at Sermphore South Australia on a Thursday amid holiday traffic. Owing to Thursday being bull-Gay, it is understood that the Sydney portion of the central mall shipments will not be delivered until the following day.
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Sermphore
South Australia
Sydney
Amtral
F Rasco
New Hebrides
Titus
H.M
Ha Ie
Henry Jecksin
Fon Paeit
Aimeultier
Mn J. Filepatrick
John Lee
Guiney Warty
Ules
John Stats
Diecas
Rasod
Golue
Drrach
Adda
Cricket match in Sydney and city notices amid drought talk
The Sydney paper reports on a cricket match between Queenadond and N.S.W. with limited spectators and scores in the second innings. Alongside, city affairs cover a new council balance sheet, royal visit notes, a Broke Hill dwelling fire, races and Drummoyne residents meeting. Also mentioned are political tensions, ministerial travels, and calls to postpone Thanksgiving amid drought.
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Sydney
Queenadond
N.S.W
Whes Stimps
Mondex Sea Sal
Wales
Noe Gut
Hickson
Eundries
Wyatt Raweon
Ragland
Cristal Street
Bro
Keen Hill
John T. Wilson
J. W. Saunders
Lady Rawson
Haweon
Ssiney Cricket Ground
Randwick
Drummoyne
Guford Hotel
Baltling
Bovaup
Meltxmuree
Prelers Nest Seat
Newcastle
Boxing
Pitzgerald
Crreval Palace
Geori Street
Henry Jackson
Brisbane
Wee Waa Progress Association
Ramsay's Bush Murder Inquest Opens At Coroner Court
The Ramsay's Bush death of ten year old Junie Irene Smith is explored at the coroner's court with Dr John Milroy and Dr Sydney Jamieson giving post mortem findings. Fractures to the skull from multiple blows are noted as cause of death amid emotional testimony from the mother Annie Salt and others.
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Junie Irene Smith
Ramsay's Bush
San
Bub-lesperter Simewix
Ln Charey
Cam
Bubnsperter Rnichamisc
Thomas Moore
Blackfellow
Wes
John Black Milroy
Johnstone Street
Ammiiale
Lewisham
Sud
Cleod
Ty Moore
Moore
Sydney Jatlesom
Palmer
Aubrey Palmer
Elizabeth-street
Jamieson
Davi Builth
Mr. Biolth
Willle
Christus Bush
Thowes Moore
COMMAND OF THE SEA Naval doctrine and naval power debate
The document outlines a naval strategy emphasizing the concentration of fleets by major powers, warning against dispersed squadrons and urging coordinated strength. It discusses British, American, Russian, German, and Japanese maritime aims, the Medway incident, and the need for imperial unity to deter rival moves and protect overseas empires.
That China Medal for New South Wales Naval Contingent
The New South Wales Naval Contingent members received the China Medal for service to the empire. Some men who visited England after service applied for the medal themselves while abroad. The medals are worn alongside Royal Navy insignia. several officers have updated the monarch’s award after private applications amidst travels.
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N.S.W
Lave Wa Yel
Enel
Umazines
Bankruptcy report lists names and officials in proceedings
A fragmented notice shows voluntary bankruptcy and insolvency actions including individuals Richard Johm Howson of Cardiff, a butcher, and Robert Pwarce of Nurromise, with official assignee W. El. Palmer. The document mentions Saturday proceedings, a £5 amount, and references to Newcastle and Hawasbury areas.
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Richard Johm Howson
Cardif
Liesdomeles Sasismes
Robert Pwarce
Nurromise
W. EL. Palmer
Amxignee
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Reyre
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Polly
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Capelawn
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Adupirsky
London
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Chur
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Lave
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