In Memoriam and Remembrance Notices
HONEY KISSES. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. In Memoriam notices honor Marthe Berri Doris Martie, Doris Martha, and Martie Dorrieh with loving remembrances from family and friends. References to February dates, ages, and heartfelt tributes appear amid lengthy memorial lines and affectionate signatures.
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Idara
Bers
Marthe
Berri
Emir
Doris Martie
Borris
U. UT
Jack Pekan
Doris Martha
Peeriah
Wallis
Ana
Fredagiet
Tale
Searty
Marton
Ydarrieh
Matey
Qnote
Fimirae
Carrie Davies
Aearty
Tris Marthe Dorrieh
Varey
Kors
Dorrieh
Local accident injures shepherds near Little Biren Sot
A gun misfire in the mountains near Little Biren Sot wounded several of Mrr William Condy's band while they were gathering muss t. Condy, injured, walked to Mr. Thomas Grace's residence for aid and support.
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William Condy
Little Biren Sot Tsetzine & Wun
Coady
Thomas Grace
Yass
Saturday Afternoon Excursions Event Card
Saturday afternoon excursions listed with times and locations. Indicates a planned route or festivity with notes on start time and meeting point. Names and terms appear garbled. main details suggest a scheduled public outing or club event.
NSW Mineral Production 1907 Hits Over Ten Million Pounds
The 1907 preliminary statement from New South Wales Under-Secretary for Mines records mineral output valued at over ten and a half million pounds. Copper, tin, and lead prices boosted results, with silver-lead the major contributor at £4,896,748. Coal output rose but faced strikes, while gold declined despite high value.
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New South Wales
Awuillion
Mining progress and state role in metal industry gains
The text argues losses in mineral and metal mining arise from lack of skill organization and capital. It links improvements in mining to state and individual efforts, noting vast mineral wealth but insufficient development means. Enhancing knowledge and skill is seen as the path to elevating the industry to its true potential.
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Tuat
Notes on accident to the Brighton steamer
Recalled letters discuss the Brighton breakdown last Saturday. The delay in remedying the ship caused public anger and questions whether the company should have sent a tug or used captain Cook’s services. Authors blame judgment error and call for wiser methods in future emergencies.
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Brighton
Tns
Captain Cook
Milk adulteration case at Paddington Police Court
The Paddington Police Court heard Mr Barnett’s case on adding water to milk. The judge debated penalties tied to the 1 percent dilution and its impact on price and consumer health, proposing graduated fines linked to exact percentages of adulteration.
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Barnett
Paddington
The Man on the Island Demonstrates Legislative Shortfall
A clipped, error-filled page fragment argues that lawmakers fail to grasp state policy and public needs. It cites an example from a proposal for free something as evidence of ignorance and misplaced priorities among legislators and officials.
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Tate Tentnete
Debated Australian New Hebrides maize bonus dispute
The article discusses the Australian government’s maize bonus for New Hebrides growers and contrasts it with duties paid in 1906 and other figures. It questions how the bonus would be applied, notes discrepancies in Senator Millennias statements, and mentions trade extension and the motion to admit Australia into certain markets.
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Australia
New Hebrides
Hebrides
Brillabarown
Bobody
Wedoire
Seltiere
Millon
Exci
Australion
Ausra
van Petilera
The Polyglot Policeman and Language Barriers
A Melbourne report notes twelve Bulgarians stranded without English skills as a city on global traffic faces multilingual challenges. It cites London and New York as hubs with large language gaps among immigrants, urging police to adapt through interpreters or a universal pidgin like Esperanto.
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Melbourne
London
New York
United States
Tideiab
Australia
Bud- Bay
Hong Kong
Liverpool
Senor Franco and the fall of a Portuguese prime minister
The passage critiques former Portuguese premier Senhor Franco for fleeing rather than facing political enemies, arguing his allies condemned him as cowardly. It recalls royal deaths linked to his policy and cites Queen Amelia’s sharp rebuke when visiting the palace, portraying Franco as cowardly and safety‑seeking.
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Senhor Franco
Fortugal
Hari-Kari
Amelia
Franco
Frontier troubles in India force renewed British expedition
A fragmentary account describes Frontier tribes near India, their raids, and the British response. Lord Wichener plans an expedition to punish raiders who attack distant outposts. The piece mocks frontier life and notes recurring cycles of vengeance, loyalty, and tribal resistance amid imperial policy.
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India
Witchener
An~ Trent
Yong
Mara
Kipling
Ruthleas
Timtr
Joely Feria
The King at the Requiem Mass in London
The King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended a requiem mass at St James Church amid religious tension. The Protestant Alliance council condemns royal attendance as conflicting with the nation’s stance and oaths, with Times and Telegraph warning against petty religious intolerance.
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London
Edward Andrues
Alexandra
Jacana
C. Chianti
ApAniah Fiaoe
Monchéster Equate
Ph Solulddy
Wales
Pha Council
Allianide
Times
Telegraal
Kitchener Plans Punitive Campaign in NW Frontier
London reports Lord Kitchener orders an India expedition to punish Afridis for raids. Major General Sir James Willcocks leads forces to march on Bazaar Valley within a week, testing the new army organization amid North West frontier tensions.
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London
Evedine
Lord Kitchener
India
Reuter
Punsuh
Zakke Khel
Parliament procedural bill accelerates small landholder reforms
London Monday Evening reports government using a special procedural resolution to speed the Small Landholders and Land Value Bills through Parliament. The record cites aims to aid crofters and small farmers, extending tenancy and rent controls while expanding farmer commissions and agricultural oversight. Bar silver quotes at 24.0 per ounce.
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London
Times
Partis
Thorewith
Mir
Eindlety
Joe Scotland
Holdlues
Iufiers
Mangesind
Bours
Gierard
Sonmvieh
Asriculure
Seoland
Emorviston
Awriculure
Pishories
Scouland
Egal
Local Option Court Debates Admissibility Of Convictions
The Local Option Court in New South Wales continued hearings on the local option vote. Mr Ralston challenged admissibility of conviction certificates under the Evidence Act, arguing they must contain particulars and that no actual conviction existed beyond a memorandum. The court deferred ruling on the point.
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New South Wales
Danninghurs
Ralston
J.C. Ratsen
Confederation of the
Narrow Escape as Ship Cumberland Passes Harborside
A narrow escape occurred when the Cumberland entered port from New York via Melbourne. A punt struck the bow, but the hawsepipe man acted quickly, guiding the ship between the punt and the gust. He saved a man from a possible dip as life buoy readings were visible.
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Sydney
Cumberland
New York
Melbourne
Ind
Wiling Gu Bia Em
Ien
Work trends in the United States discussed by London correspondent
London reports from Monday evening as Mr GW Smalley the New York correspondent describes employment in the United States. He notes a sizable portion of the workforce remains in various trades and industries with unemployment concerns and shifts in labor demand.
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London
GW Smalley
New York
Howe
Foot and Mouth Disease Reported in Midlothian
London dispatch notes that measures by the Board of Agriculture in response to the foot and mouth outbreak in Midlothian have relieved the disease substantially in infected herds. Previous cables indicate the herds on affected farms were strictly isolated.
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London
Board of Agriculture
Midlothian
Lohors
Pilgrims refuse move as cholera aboard steamer
Pilgrims from Mecca sail to London aboard the steamer Web facing cholera aboard, while authorities order a return to the final Pentacum. The pilgrims refuse to permit the Marpiout to Tatura and resist the halt.
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London
Merve
Web
Hefmiminos
Morocco Question Draws German Warning to France
A London dispatch reports a postwar style exchange where Germany warns France against any move to reassert influence in Morocco. The warning suggests Germany may view such action as a destabilizing shift and signals Berlin’s readiness to defend its interests.
De Walden Estates Will Case In Chambers Dismissed
Landon Manby Evening reports Ted in chambers to-day upheld the pacification of the will case in the High Court. Judge Druce dismissed the action against Lord Howard Ay Wales but granted leave to appeal. The will directs estates to Arth Puke and others with Portland as the main locus.
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Landon
Druce
Howard
Wales
Mtane
Muward Ie Welden
Tours
Portland
Wheat Afloat Estimates Run High in Atlantic Trade
Wheat afloat for the United Kingdom and the Continent is estimated at 798000 and 1720000 quarters respectively. Last week Americas wheat to Europe from Atlantic ports reached 240000 quarters and from Pacific ports 198000 quarters.
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Lombon
United Kinziom
Continent
América
Europe
Atlantic
Pacific
Accident on the Noorebar Injures Second Mate
An accident aboard the steamer Noorebar occurred today while discharging cargo. The second mate, weighing about a ton, was struck and severely injured during the heavy work. He received medical attention but remains in a critical condition.
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Eac
Plor
Cruelty to a Horse Fined for Carter at Water Polses Court
A Carter was fined after a Water Polses Court hearing about cruelty to a horse. Constable Dunit testified the animal was struck with a whip and dragged by a cart, with the horse trembling and injured. Gilbert of the Seamen's Mission added Anslow faced similar allegations. the defendant sought £2 with costs or two Mayes. Additional tramway delays in Sydney were noted, and Jobe Stines, 25, was fined £16 with £2 0 0 costs for larceny linked to a bet.
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Agulnar
Dunit
Mallory's Bend
Miller's Point
Ann
Tautell
Aurlow
Gilbert
Mieeiun
Anslow
Analow
Bester
Renway
Dashuret
Jobe Stines
Fieed
John Muskar
Two Sovereign Remedies Eucalyptus Extract Debate
A Victorian Supreme Court experts dispute the curative claims of eucalyptus extracts battle crude maculxtun oils. The text emphasizes the volatile nature of extracts and warns against crude preparations while noting the prominence of Eucalyptus in historic medicinal use.
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Supreme Court of Victoria
School books scheme to cut costs for Australian parents
A fragmentary note describes a plan to help parents obtain books for their children to save on tram fare and related expenses. The text hints at a government or public instruction department involvement and a national sale or exchange scheme, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Australia
Ray
English Cricketers Dividend Report From Melbourne Meeting
Melbourne Tuesday reports on the Victorian cricket association meeting regarding dividends for English cricketers. The article notes a recent development shaped by the Yuplistisen and discusses implications for Australian cricket finances and player allocations.
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Melbourne
Tueday
Kseoristia Sar
Calf Adventure Prompts Mysterious Odyssey Across Quay
Rough, fragmented OCR note describes a calf event near a wharf and circular quay. Mentions Manila belied frame the Nibok Whert Cleese Guar Lip meme and a securitee at stem dorm. References to Tay Wh AE Wate and Up wharf a circular quay hint at a curious maritime setting.
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German Wall Creamer Manila
Bolgerians Stranded in Sydney Amid Immigration Woes
A group of Bolgerians linked to the Tumlah Ianchagy remain stranded in Sydney. They had been induced to immigrate to New Zealand, while the shipping corps warned of potential deportation for those who might not be admitted. The Hondi Ladies' Siming Chi club handicap at Hetlinge Hout saw a tote event with Mrs Musgrove presenting a medal, and results listed include Vine and Ides among others.
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Ae Pe Konewteden
Tumlah Ianchagy
Rydney
New Zealand
Corps Dreitaw
Carryim Wen
Counl Te Hondi
Hetlinge Hout
Musgrove
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Saunders
Tisidar
George
Oppon
New Raileay
Yéney
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Beluet
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Cawarra Wines
Queen Victoria Markets
TRL
Hordern Brothers
Pitt Street
Rissins
Fon, Pa
Hester
Sean
Menkeswars Iver
Avecy Betarcay
Ebening Melos
PRESS
Autests
Afridis
Local Option Court
Mecca
Suez
Morocco
France
Uke Mahara
Matorcus
Germany
de Walden Estates
School Books
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Trrney
Bauer
Oeymma
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M'Murtrie
Finaby
Moarre MisMurine Ent Company
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Raneay
Jae
Choi
Aimeban
Benen Penpavel
Wien
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Cusieman
Therope
Ynetheid
Peeponiet
Vieitore
Nna Venvienk
Nna Venvienk Be Me TT Mure Ton, and Mma, Tintxon Peserin
Tooron Cmt Company
Fltvan Cmleuwn
Gh. Balle
Paterson, Taine
Aril Tieuves
Wilier Toner
Mr & Cohan
Thamar
Nat
Marit
Mickaelie
Partlow
Pridhas
Beiseer, Devadale, and Company
Dirvenne
Nore
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Royal Alexandra Hospital
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