In Memoriam Notices for Brown Curran Hageett and More
In memory of Charles Hammett Brown who died January 33 age 2 years, inserted by his brother and sister. Also remembered are Mary Curran, a loving sister, and Elle Hageett, a dear wife, with brief funeral notices by their families, listing surviving relatives and sentiments.
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PROWN
Charles Hammatt Brown
Slater
Inttew
Mra
Barry
Mary Curran
Sieh
Seas Ieee
Sr Rargett
Elle Hageett
Kaiser Birthday Sparks Odd Local Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a bizarre event involving individuals named Jacob nary and ed macs f tha Neth Goulburn Public Beton alongside a retired teacher. The text references a Victorian era setting with mentions of a missing ber named O'Donnell, a drowning incident, and a summer drink. The garbled passage hints at a community notice or anecdotal column with theatrical or celebratory undertones.
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Jacob Nary
Goulburn Public Beton
St ‘Gogh
O'Donnell
Law and order at Coogee Beach prompts police remedy
A critical editorial denounces coarse behavior at Coogee Beach last Sunday and calls for stronger police action. It warns of a “class of hemidegenerates” and urges better home life education and beefed up force, including plain clothes officers, to maintain public order and decency.
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Coogee Beach
Coogee
Mmd
Randwick Council
Orter
The Port Jackson Training Voyage Revisited
The Port Jackson returns with Warspite boys aboard and a fixed crew. The training mission seems successful, giving the youngsters practical, useful knowledge for future service. Some worry about commissions and revenue among originators and the training fund.
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Mercantile Marine
Fort Jackson
Port Jackson
Weis
British Seamen Training Scheme Sparks International Debate
Sydney observers urge Britain to back sea-training for boys as foreign nations actively foster naval careers. They note Parliament debates showing decline of British merchant seamen and accuse Imperial authorities of apathy while Americans, Germans, French, Japanese, and others promote sea training for their youth.
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Sydney
Port Jackson
Great Britain
Imperial Ministers urge anti Asiatic immigration stance
Notes discuss Birrell's plain question about 50 000 Indians in British mines or shipyards and praise the Imperial attitude over The Times criticism. The piece derides Home Liberal idealists as ignorant of other countries and argues for keeping Canada and Australia for British blood against Asiatic influences, noting Liberal Cabinet support.
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Birrell
England
Canada
Australia
Asie
A Novel Strike in Cleveland Clergy Pay Dispute
A Cleveland Ohio clergy strike over higher pay is described with mixed satire. The piece Notes the public response to church service disruptions, questions church attendance trends and contemplates possible outcomes if services are halted. It mentions a priest burned in France as an unrelated cautionary example and muses on sermon frequency during economic strain.
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Cleveg
America
Cleveland
Ohio
Npike
Congresssons
Arhetata
France
Effiry
Brave Firemen at Nowcasile Faced Widespread Failures
Report criticizes Newcastle fire response after recent disaster. It cites rotten hose, faulty engines, and lack of unified leadership. Volunteers showed courage, but absence of organisation and equipment hampered efforts. Calls for integrated brigades and updated fire apparatus nationwide.
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Nowcasile
Newcastle
Mfemen
New School Books Promote Education for America
A fragment notes competition of school books backed by American Purwania and others urging parents to choose new volumes for children. The exchange head lists costs, with references to costs of tram fares and secure rites. Names ANGOR and ROBERTSON appear as involved parties.
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Exiemere
Ametraux
Mure
Ian
Secnai
Bebsot
French in Morocco Clash Ends in French Victory
London reports describe a prolonged engagement north of the Moroso range as Mutal Rachid’s forces clash with General D'Amiade's French army of occupation. French infantry and cavalry, supported by artillery, repel Mutal Rachid's troops after a 16 hour battle, scattering his followers and demolishing his camp beyond the pass.
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London
Sécore
Malai Ruehid
Mutat
Abi-el-Atit
M. Glomenroau
Agelarer
Condes D'Amaty
Zordes
Abie Aalz
Tin Powers
Mural Hand
Morocco
Mieaan
Uthnoners
Jiboraiine
Marty Machran
Jett Veetor Paneer
Mulat Saenid
Mulal
Tin Setar
Torth
Moroso
Mutal Rachié
Presidential Campaign Rival Candidates in 190? Nomination
London reports the Hemncrais selecting Mr W J Bryan as the Democratic candidate for the presidency, opposing Mr Taft. A letter to the Republican Club in New York signals Bryan’s bid against the War Secretary in 190? reforms. The 1906 Democratic standard bearer was Mr Justine Parker.
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London
Denver
Colorado
W. J. Bryan
United States
Mushes
Clun
New York
Willng Uo Merepe
Wu WU
Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Aquarats
Saehr
Justine Parker
The Tiflis Robbery Case Sees Multiple Arrests
A Russian suspect Vladimir Krunchiteky was arrested in Steinholm while attempting to alter bank notes. Prosecution details cite the robbery from the well van and another suspect held abroad in Paris. The cable notes arrests and charges in connection with the heist.
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London
Wennestay
Vladimir Krunchiteky
Steinholm
Weil van al
Syrommles
Hull Buen
Paris
Lord Curzon Seeks Irish Representation Seat
London Evening reports the Lords debate on appointing Lord Curzon of Kedlestone to represent Ireland in the House of Lords. Lord Ashbourne led in votes as the vacancy arose after Lord Kilmaine’s death in office.
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London
Wellivsda
House of Lords
Curzon
Ireland
Representative Poviy
Ashawn
Cuiron Waa
Kilmaine
Riot arrests in Geevigh Roscommon over failed rent delivery
Police arrested about twenty in Geevigh County Roscommon on riot and unlawful assembly charges after crowds blocked postal delivery of rent notices. A prior attempt to deliver registered letters to tenants faced threats, prompting a police escort that withdrew amid tense scenes.
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London
Geevigh
Roscommon
Geoyagh
American Wheat Visible Supply Report
London reports the visible supply of American wheat at 425000 bushels per Bradstreet. The brief item notes the current level and accompanying market tone as of Wednesday evening.
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London
Late Cable News From London Wool Sales
London wool sales opened with strong attendance and brisk demand for merinos. Prices were variable with top lots fetching high quotes while many crimped, price fluctuations appeared. makers reported slightly firmer tones than December, with dealers noting good comings and goings through the session.
Woman Suffrage At Hull Labor Conference Vote
London Wednesday evening reports a Labor Conference in Hull favored extending suffrage to women on equal terms with men by a 3 to 1 majority. A separate amendment to extend the parliamentary franchise to working women was rejected by a large majority.
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London
Ettfigs Ofhe
Hull
Great Strike in England Hits Shipbuilding Trades
In London this Wednesday evening, hundreds of members of the Federated Shipbuilding Trades object to wage reductions. The action targets time rates and a threatened reduction planned for March, signaling intensified labor protest across shipyards in England.
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London
Momibeye
Federated Shipbuilding Trades
Lord and Exay
England
Mayravours Agujeslam
Rumorful Retirement Talk in Parliament Sparks Reported Reactions
An Evening News inquiry into circulating rumors about retirements and acting appointments in the Parliament reveals no confirmed changes. The Premier and Attorney General declined to discuss permanent or acting Justice appointments, calling the rumors unfounded and unverified.
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Legislative Assembly
Frederick Darley
Willam ‘Owen
Puirne
Newa
Attarars-General
Mmorniti
Wade
Wale
Milk Prices Rise as Feed Costs Soar
Dry weather and higher costs push up milk, tea and related dairy items. Retailers announce a forthcoming price increase with the next Saturday’s sales.
Holidays interrupted by burglary and transport updates
During holidays inmates on hall transgressions led to a burglary at the residence of Mr Allin Bronte in Lucan. Thieves entered to loot wearing apparel, the entry was halted by guards. A railway tunnel and arising transport notices followed, with ministerial announcements on rural land board positions and local appointments in Narrandern.
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Hall- Maja Meurten Tauntry
Allin Bronte
Lucan
Sidy «Lgtows
Karrajone
Mi Traciuske
Narrandern Mg
Jamies Haslam
Mr. M'Callurs
Bolas
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