Strange Arrival Adventures of a Medical Investigator
An American "Sherlock Holmes" tale unfolds as Dr Stohl helps Morton Arlington cope with Wall Street turmoil and a haunting vision. Cerise Arlington, intoxicated by a party at Roger and Haskins's Fifth Avenue mansion, confronts a mysterious doppelganger painting and a looming scandal.
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Ber
Bethea
Tome
Buster Brown
Rhineheart
Florida
Burton
Hils
Cerise
Eva Rivington
Ludy
Buster Brow
Jevelse
Sissy
Augustus
Mr. Arlington
Smi
Newcastle Creeps In Royal Commission Hearings
In Newcastle Tursey the Royal Commission resumed hearings at the Council Chambers with William Humble, senior inspector of collieries, testifying. He noted water seepage from the surface into the Yard and Dirty seams overhead the Sea Pit workings, suggesting substantial water in old workings if water appeared from the Dirty seam level.
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Newcastle
Tursey
Royal Commission
William Humble
J. L. Campbell
A. A. Company
Self Help At Hornsby Rifle Club Working Bee
Hornsby Rifle Club members held a Saturday working bee despite heat. About a dozen formed to erect a telephone line from the man nuet to the 900 yard mound. In three hours the span was complete and in working order. The range is now up to date in every respect.
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Hornsby
Abot
Manuet
Threa Boure
Avery
Dishonest collectors charged in Peterstam case
Henry Harris a 40 year old laborer appeared at Newtown Pollos Court by warrant on a charge of fraudulently misappropriating sixpence of Henry Albert Sculls at Peterstam. He pleaded guilty and was fined £10 with costs. sentence recorded.
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Henry Harris
Newtown Pollos Court
Henry Albert
Peterstam
Wullty
One Man Performances Spark Historic Cricket Moments
The article surveys notable one man efforts in cricket history, citing players like Sher Spofforth, Walter Read, W G Grace, and others who single handedly altered matches for England, Australia, and clubs. It recalls famous innings and decisive bowling spells that changed outcomes, including dramatic pitches at the Oval and Lord’s.
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al Adelaide
Notance
Hill
Hartipan
Australia
Braney
Victoria
New Boath
Wales
Noble
Gregory
Marly
Geroat
Austrailana
England
Sher Spofforth
Aviuna
the Oval
Taslanes
Murdocu
M'Donnell
Beate
Grace
Walter Read
Scotton Hid
Read
Tle
W. G. Grace
Lord Sheffield
Engishien
Hampshire
Sussex
Jess Thas
Wyersrd
Allerstheld
Jalees Tham
Cambridge
Nhat
P. Foley
Oxford
Berkeley
Foley
B. M. J. Woods
Sally
Sherwin
Bis Dowlingle
Notts
Middlesex
Lord's
Middlese
Stodart
O Brien
Dowling Webbe
Stoddart
Midalesex
Rawilnst
Jack Hearne
Weathering heat and wet spell slow harvest progress
Emmaville reports highly variable temperatures this week with high heat on Thursday and Friday. Westerly winds hinder pasture growth and delayed grazing, while some sheltered fields show marginal grass. Farmers prepare for next season as rains begin to lift drought risk and crops recover slowly. Weather shift occurred with showers late in the period.
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Emmaville
Thuretay
Prifay
Tir
Che Istriot
Bandar
Soem
Carruthers Honored With Town Hall Meeting in Sydney
A large crowd gathered at the Sydney Town Hall on Monday to discuss a suitable public acknowledgment for Mr. J. H. Carruthers M.L.A. prior to his departure for England to represent New South Wales at the Franco British Exhibition. A public dinner was proposed with support from the Premier and government. An executive committee was named to organize the arrangements, including the Lord Mayor and numerous M.L.A.s and officials.
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Sydney Town Hil
Helds
J. H. Carruthers
M. LA
England
Raprenon
New South Wales
James Graham
Carruthers
Franke Farnell
Broughton
M.L.A
Jadine
Wada
Mesere
T .H. Kelly
R. J. Black
M.lc
Donald Carmack
Jacob Garrard
W. Blex
A. E. Jacques
Levy
Sir James Graham
L.A. TE. Winthcombe
F. Grimley
Alles Taylor
H. Lens
A. A. Cocks
G. H. Greene
Ml.c
Dr. Arthur
B. James
W. M'Court
J.ashton
F. Parcell
G. S Lichieionn
RD. Meagher
Rolvenor Anderson Stuart
A. W. Mocka
WLC
Mining progress and dredge revival boost tin output
The report notes improved aiming meters and ample water supply after rain, with the Elsie dredge back in operation delivering solid wash. Dredges Crock Arie and Banks Hill No 2 resume work, expanding the district’s dredging program, while Wolfram mining in Gulf district attracts prospectors. Great Britain Tin Company reports machinery performing beyond expectations and plans reallocation of mills to deeper sections. Water abundance supports several months of continued operations and upgrades at nearby mines including Webbs and Water Hole.
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Flores Oomber
Banda
Banks
Bess Hut
Ciriarmas Na
Pélara
Wolfram Mining
Gulf District
Wabbin Silver Mine
Glen Creek
Webb
Cathnett
Rescue at sea saves man amid strong peach current
Joeepa Wilding of Erakineville battled a peach current at Maropbra on Sueday. Dr Cedric Bowker of Small Wralfheed Test Ais sife swam to the struggling swimmer and brought him to shore. It marks the doctor’s third rescue in the last month.
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Joeepa Wilding
Erakineville
Maropbra
Sueday
Cedric Bowker Srolt Baye
Wilding
Bowker
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