Roberts Price List Shows Broad Liquor Selections
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Avra
Rovaienisa
South Australian
Mumter River
Roberts Wise
Ant Warket
Complicity in Wrongful Act Raises Voting Doubts
Fragmentary OCR notes reference complicity with a wrongful act and secret ballots causing potential trouble as a man cannot prove his vote, highlighting concerns over voting secrecy and accountability.
Iconoclastic debates on religion and imperial biases
The text critiques modern belief systems and ethnic myths, noting how new movements persist amid skepticism toward established truths. It contrasts secular curiosity with faith, cites Mormonism as an example, and mocks colonial attitudes toward the Pathan tribes and “lost tribes” theories, urging restraint and tolerance.
Labor Party Eyes Next State Election Promise Debate
Fragmentary text notes the Labor Party claiming victory potential in the coming State election. It criticizes the party’s policy as weak and contrasts it with past promises. The piece references Federation, Uhel perhaps, and abolishing vice of Bible Governor and Legislative Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Council
Labor Party
Bankstown Train Row Testimony at Lakemba Court
At Burwood Police Court a Bankstown crowd on a 110 p m Sydney to Bankstown train last March 24 caused a disturbance. Robert Davis chief railway ticket inspector testified that a young man named James Heary faced allegations of violence and drunken conduct. Passengers recalled a bottle being thrown and a window smashed as the train reached Lakemba, with defendants denying charges while witnesses refused to testify. The magistrate dismissed the case after evaluating limited evidence and noting fear among witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Burton-Baith
Burwood
Inez Crain
Bankstown
Robert Davis
Pamres
Arthur Johnstone
Lakembe
Sydney
Belmore
Passnger
Sittng
Aurike Bitm
Charie
Willeas
Dottie
Lakemba
Imaa
Dequdane
Addrensan
Eiven
Bevera Witareses
Viglenes
Thay
Bansktown
Algal
Agating
Stationmaciar Johnstons
Davis
Abdul
Amernia
Bankstown Station
Jare Hugh
Themes Hutchings
Secret Caucus Ballot Threatens Responsible Government
The article argues the secret caucus ballot endangers responsible government by enabling a powerful insider clique to control appointments and policy. It questions leaders Fisher and Watson, warns of unchecked power, and calls for accountability within the Labor Party and parliamentary system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Evanta
Hugh Mahon
King O'Malley
Fisher
3. C. Watson
Cancun
Evening News Publication Edges and Editions
The item lists editions of the Evening News from Monday to Friday including first second and sporting editions with notes on latest status. It notes publication timing and edition variety for that period.
Births Marriages and Deaths Notice Fragment
Fragmentary birth and death notice text mentions individuals and places with garbled names. It references a June date and names such as Paddingion and Paddington with unclear relation. Content is unreadable in parts and cannot confirm events or full details.
Outside Interference at Colonial Institute Immigration Talk
The Victorian Agent-General says he plans to attend the Colonial Institute Conference on emigration, criticizing outside interference while noting that Agents-General pressed for settlement details such as immigrant assistance. Other officials resented intrusion but argued private enterprise should not handle immigration to Australia without proper arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Institute
Hin Stag
Great Britain
Kinloch Cook
Perhapa
Pot
Australia
Kimloch Cook
Inu Mans
Austria Builds Dreadnoughts in Secret
Reports claim Austria is secretly constructing dreadnoughts without government knowledge though officials deny awareness of naval projects and funds. A Viennesecorrespondent notes speculation that ships may be for Germany, with plans and armor details already circulating among contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Finsses
Correspondete la Vieone
Yan
Germany
Uce
Hungaria
Judgment in Hutchinson v M'Guren at Walgett Court
The Pull Court led by Mr Justice Cohen and a jury ruled in favor of George Charles Hutchinson against Frantia M'Guren for 6 and costs over an alleged breach of contract tied to the sale of the Imperial Hotel in Walgett. The case involved a 1909 agreement and a disputed new lease. the jury found no ratification by the landlord, but upheld the initial verdict, and the court set costs. The Commonwealth tally followed, with measures on old-age pensions and rate reductions discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Cohen
Justin “Bimpeon
Dunjice
Sly
Mutchingon
Imperial Hotel
Welgwtt
Tisinlift
Defyndant
Angus
Ater
Thomas
Src
Wood
Girl Runs Amok in Tomsk District Siberia
In Zabbarova Tomsk district Vent oro Siberia a young girl enraged by family demands attacked her twelve year old brother and grievously injured her mother while causing severe harm to others before being arrested during the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Zabbarova
Tomsk
Ventoro
Siberia
Thele
German Army Conscripts to Serve at Own Expense
The German Emperor ordered volunteers to serve for one year at their own expense or face conscription into the German Army. Young men are admitted under the new regulation, with earlier recruits and officers noted. The move comes amid broad unrest and reorganization within the army ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wad Lheim
de Simo
Landwehr
Scottish Agriculturists in London For Australia Trek
A party of sporting agriculturists in London plans to travel to Australia. Members include Sir T Cerlew Martin, Sir John Sinclair Burl, Dr B Shiere-Ginb, Mozers RB Geax, Barber Pri, Diiiiov, Mortiadn, and Hentsrzan, among others. The gathering is reported by the Hamdee Advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thumadar
Australia
Sir T, Cerlew Martin
Caltar
Hamdee Advertiser
John Sinclair
Burl
Dr. B
Shiere-Ginb
Wad Mozers
Newfoundland Fisheries Dispute Goes to Hague Tribunal
The Newfoundland fisheries dispute between Canada, Newfoundland, and the United States heads to the Hague International Tribunal. A mixed panel including Dr Lammasch, Drago, Lowman, Gray, and Sir Chaylus Filapatrick will hear questions from the 1918 Convention, with issues over territorial waters and boundaries. Attorneys Ayimsworth, Hewitt, and Chandler Anderson lead the respective sides in the arbitration proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Newfoundland
Gbeberies
Hague Internasional Tribunal
Lammasch
Permanent Court of Arbitration At
the Hague
Luis Maris Drago
Argentina
Jodkhser d¢ Savornia Lowman
Nether- India
George Gray
United States
Chaylus Filapatrick
Justin
Canada
Great Britain
Midaure
Middie
Chandler Anderon
Alaska
Gift to South Africa lands and buildings donated
London dispatch reports the South African government accepting a gift from Mr B B Salty Tael comprising Barns to Park with acres at Johannesburg and a building to be used as a girls' school, details of recipients and purpose unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tinley
B. B
Johannesburg
Bank rate lowered by Bank of England in London
A late edition notes the Bank of England reduced its bank rate for three months to a lower percentage, indicating a shift from the prior rate since March. The report highlights a steep cut amid monetary adjustments, with focus on the new rate and its immediate market implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Benk of England
Drilled to Death in Military Exercise Report
Unclear notes describe a drill by the 7th Oades regiment at Mathatm Rhan dob Fruseia. Two died and eight were removed to hospital after severe exertion during the Gri ground event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oades Lotastry Regiment
Mathatm
Rhandob Fruseia
Eschapetad
Edward the Peacemaker and Manchester Peace Chair
London reports Sir William Marker proposed establishing an International Law and Arbitration chair at Manchester University after a marble bust of King Edward. He urged Manchester to lead in perpetuating the spirit of Edward the Peacemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Marker
Bruce Jor
Burt
King Edward
Manchester University
Mery University
Manchester
Edward
France and South Africa in London trade talks
In Paris, Reuters reports Britain backed by the British Chamber of Commerce aims for a commercial accord between South Africa and France. W A Deane, Natal Agriculture Minister, and C W F Harrises, Natal Commercial Agent in London, lead talks expected to yield a mutual arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Paria
Chamber of Commotes
W. A. Deane
Ploviosa Disaster Rescue Efforts Resume After Submarine Sighting
Divers resume search for the sunken submarine Pluvican bax as reports indicate a possible escape attempt. The afternoon effort continues despite the prior calm of the sea, with teams focusing on locating remaining wreckage and survivors.
China Revolutionaries Warn Pekin Legations of Massacre Threat
A London report from Thursday describes anonymous revolutionary groups near Bhangba Bay warning Pekin legations that foreigners face harm unless the Manchus are expelled. The warning threatens massacres if the legations resist, signaling tense anti foreign sentiment amid upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bhangba Bays
Pekin
Adda
Legationa
Asais
Torelgarra
Kaisers Health Visit Ends as Emperor Misses Berlin Ball
The King of the Belgians and Queen Elizabeth completed their visit to the German Emperor at Berlin. The German Emperor, ill with Benita, could not attend the State Ball and official functions. The Crown Prince acted as his deputy and received extraordinary popular demonstrations in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Berlin
Benita
Swanhilda Wreck Victims Reported Drowned
London dispatch reports from Argentina state that 14 crew members of the Swanhilda were drowned when the vessel was wrecked. Rescue divers found few survivors among the crew, with the sea conditions complicating efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Argentina
Switnhilds
From Milton to Milton Court: Telegrams Sent
In Milton Kent on Thursday evening a telegram exchange was arranged to relay greetings from Milton in New South Wales to Milton in London. The whimsical note shows a cross seas communication of friendly gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weboo
Milton
Kent
New Guard Wales
State Labor Case and Labor Platform Debate
The article outlines factional clashes around the state labor platform and the gubernatorial and upper house elections. It notes the opposition claim of votes on labor planks and quotes party members debating strategy and unity amid party tensions.
American Wheat Market Report From London
London on Thursday evening reports a vast figure for American wheat. The weekly tally by "prairieret's" records 1897 003 000 bushels shipped or expected, underscoring strong export activity and price pressures in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Faibie Wuping
Bar Silver Prices Show Small Decline in London Trade
London bars of silver were quoted lower this Thursday, with slight easing in the standard ounce price as trading activity remained subdued amid market caution and renewed demand from bullion buyers.
Dominions Department London Evening Rumor Summary
The Dominions Department report from London outlines the year's activities in the self-governing dominions and crown colonies. It notes emigration questions and colonial affairs across the empire, detailing Crown dependencies and Pacific regions alongside South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Domiciaus
Golonis
Jesus
Dominions
Colonial Office
Pacifc
South Africa
Congestion on Suburban Rail Lines Details Hurdles to Upgrade
A report from Itaty describes congestion on suburban railway lines serving Belmore, Dicvetown, Cantechary and Se stlers. It outlines proposed improvements to train service and the accompanying recommendations to reduce delays and enhance reliability for passengers.
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Ta Sestlers
Cantechary
Belmore
Dicvetown
Assurance Companies Amalgamate in London Merger
London reports a consolidating merger among assurance companies led by Ocean Accident Guarantee Corporation Limited. The combined business will continue under existing lines without interruption. total shares and earnings figures cited include 17 56.7 and 4 260 060 as a basis for the merger valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tae
Uniom Aamurance Company, Limited
Gutrenize Corporation Limited
Jass Dalapee
Geeks Company
Etieed
ETS Bath Sompenioe
Oneee 1
Gowda Ata
Soatradia Af Ti Ocana Coisnany
Tbe
Unee
Athletics report on state tournament plans and venues
A scrambled athletics item outlines plans for state tournaments and host sites involving city and university partnerships. It mentions teams preparing, officials selecting venues, and dates tied to the premier track and field events.
An Evening Plight in a London Flight Tale
A scrambled London evening item recounts a Thursday night journey from Dover by air, reaching a destination at seven, with a brief rest at Semapore Station. The return to Dover occurred around four, noting the weather as uncertain for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mir
Cm. Rote Marte
Dover
Caelala
Rolle
Semapore
Santmy
Peary Expedition Update From Arctic Explorer Claim
Fragmentary OCR notes report Commander Peary and Camerantee Peary in a distant Arctic context with references to London and an observer named Big George. Details are unclear but suggest imminent progress or confirmation of an expedition status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londom
Arctic
Big Géorge
Bywater Led Astray in Kidnapping Case
Four women accused of leading young man Joby Bywater astray and a hospitalization outcome emerged in Darlinghurst court. Bywater pleaded guilty to one charge of stealing at St Pucere. judge Backhouse postponed verdict on remaining counts. The solicitor Toree defended the accused as the court weighed penalties. The hearing touched questions of restraint, influence, and conduct of the accused, with the judge noting the need for careful consideration before sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanea Joby Bywater
Darlinghurst
Sceatons
St. Pucere
Judes Backhouse
Toree
Kaftir
Crimea
FARRIER IMMIGRANTS DIFFICULT LABOR MARKET ENTRY
The Warriors Union official Mr Henwood stated that a number of bootmakers and Farriers sought work in South Wales and Rim employment centers. Five immigrants joined the casual labor pool this morning, three connected to shoeing horses, while others waited for openings. The official noted local employers could not absorb all newcomers and many faced delays before jobs became available.
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Teaden
Lacy
Warriors’ Union Mo
Henwood
South Wales
Rim
Henwoml
Anlog
Farriere
Condon Coult
Toudhiims
London
Enelast i & Ibrea Ion
Sydney
Strange Escapade Near Cass River Camp
An American camped with Bis o Boypean tower near the Cass River on Tuesday night was seized by a pursuing group at around 9 o clock. The man suffered mental trouble and was captured about 1 o clock in the morning after a pursuit by a mounted party of about 29 under constable S bivbel. He was tied and prepared for transport to Gulgong for official examination.
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Mundooran
Pridar
America
Boypean Tower
Crosisg
Cass River
Bere
Gauly
Tine Tater
Moly
Teapita Tao Efturis
Coabtani
Pollow
Cavatry
Cherub
Bivbel Toon
Gulgong
GANDER EXTRACT ADVERTISEMENT CLAIMS HEALTH BENEFITS
An old advertisement promotes Sanders Extract with tinctures and drops for stomach, neuralgia, and skin issues. It touts a blend including eucalyptus and antiseptic elements, claiming relief and purity while warning against irritants in competing products.
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Bander
Santer
Hot Boveil and Disjointed Trade Notices Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR text about a Wisconsin paper, various financial terms, and a German biblical work. Unclear entities, no coherent event or outcome.
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George Street
Paling’s
Burlington
Harts, Limited
Utter
Kate
AI Quality
Joe Gry
Ginsa Ata
A. Saunders
the People's Whisky
Lorents
Markut
George
Roberts’ Price List
Ealtor Acompte
AIF
Joseph Emich
Ula
Free Fighting
Ware
Wivas
Gacapo Ecathlesa
Adeiadie
Kharbin
Petersiners
Bersaraag
Evening News
Testle
Pernon
Walgett Hotel
Commonwealth
Otormel
Spartan
The
Newfoundland Fisheries
Hague Court
Edward the Peacemaker
France
China's
the Kaiser
Swanhilda Wreck
Dominions Department
Y Marriera
Telvew
Tee
Kamael
Peary
Bywater
Wiscatia
Beit. Papper
Fiswer and CO
Derytheum Action Roem
Vienna
King-Tea
Tee Wey Cetee AG Tb
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