In Memoriam Births Marriages and Deaths Fragment
A damaged section lists obituaries and memorial entries with multiple names. Entries include Calderon, Ann Gibben, Ann Gittins, and others, noting departed family members and ages. The text shows Lancshire style notices with family, residence in Newtown and Annandale, and references to memorial lines and loved ones.
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Calderon
Seephom
Florris
Calder
Ur Vear
Mar Aldeerca
Duke
Amd
Archie
Windsor
Mt Jumet
Fowbe-Lawy Messunk Biles Jy
Pearem
Sereet
Psion
Ciudens
Ann Lutens
Gugmers
Fer
Maurice Ciatit
Ibaher
Ann Otten
Nial’ Sim-Lalaw
Ann Gitlens
Whee Daparten
Tate
Witr
Andane “Sones
Martamay
Hee ‘Ving Saa Wiltam
Lumepo
June Maxwell
Winn Mukerlt
Linda Powell
Annandale
Bovine Lenewter
Dante
Forage duties debate divides Senate and House
The Senate moved to request the House to alter the tariff and admit fodder duties free or at one shilling per hundred weight. The motion, led by Senator Millen and backed by Gould and Neild of New South Wales, signals a possible shift toward free trade and reduced protection. The outcome hinges on the Lower Chamber, with fodder duties remaining in effect for now and Australia’s relief measures under growing strain.
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Senate
Millen
House of Representatives
Adiam
Gould
Neild
New South Wives
Ministry of
Australia
Benate
Pension suspend duties risk to Parliament power
The text argues suspending duties to fund fodder and pensions could set a dangerous constitutional precedent. It warns that government ministers acting without Parliament’s authority threaten the foundation of taxation. It stresses keeping constitutional bearings in mind while considering any suspension even if prudent for fiscal duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patronene
Cwar
Mr Peacock Defeat Ends Premiership Ambitions
The article notes Mr Peacock's defeat and his likely resignation from the Victoria Premiership, describing the swift Melbourne debate on economy and reform as notably businesslike. It highlights a censures motion, minimal speeches, and a rapid resolution as commendable for a parliamentary exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock
Victoria
Melbourne
Vangdimbed
Politea
City Council Laments Tax Powers and Royal Grants
The City Council protests federal and state actions limiting rate liability on government property. It notes Westminster and other areas receive endowment instead of rates, while imperial policy interferes with municipal governance. A report by the Town Clerk cites Crown property largely exempt from rates, with levies paid via government arrangements. The piece analyzes the discrepancy between imperial and federal approaches to taxation and local funding.
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Oks
Iirtune
Rogland
Crews
Aritethon
Weatminster
Mts
Buckingham Palace
St. James's Palace
Joy Moura
Marlburough
Justice
Geverumret
State Government and Taxation in City Council Case
The passage discusses a state system affecting stout fabric and railway material flows and its impact on the capacity of the state tower and development. It notes a view that taxation should not exist in linen railway construction and cites City Council as representing need, if not for taxation, then for a contribution for territorial services enjoyed by both public and private citizens.
The Great Australian Tongue Speech Review
In Macquarie Street crowds await leaders delivering lengthy rhetoric. The Sydney scene shows weariness among listeners as orators spout grandiloquent platitudes while practical concerns fade. A lone speaker like Mr. Reid yesterday draws a rare note of humor amid the verbose pageantry of public oratory.
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Macquarie-street
Sydney
Seary
Arema
Atim
Reid
The Judge's Spoons Misread Arbitration Law
A London style legal whimsy discusses burglars mistaken about arbitration in a case involving a judge and spoons. The piece jests at the jurist’s wig and the Burglars Union, pondering whether harsher criminal action or arbitration fits the scene.
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Justice Cobenno
Heen
Arbitration Court
Lal Wout
Che
Lurge
Society of
Burglars
Contingencies and Government Accounts Scrutiny
A colonial-era critique targets the Federal Government bookkeeping as opaque and inconsistent. The writer highlights salaries shown with contingencies, noting £180 in one department and £2000 in another, and questions the value and clarity of the system. The piece calls for transparent financial records akin to civilian banks.
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Anc
Scorma and
Petty Deull
External Affairs
Davis
Dlamey
Report on Sydney Hospital for Sick Children
The medical staff report shows inadequate accommodation and unsanitary surroundings at the Sydney Hospital for Sick Children, with a rising death rate through 1901. The verdict calls the facility utterly inadequate and unworthy of the state, noting long waits for treatment and calls for urgent reform amid wartime pressures.
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Sydney Hospital
Bate
Cere
Greams
Mont
Walt
Uma
Callapee
Presilar
Plans for new hospital rising in the state region
Plans prepared for a modern hospital with brick and tar shape to aid sick children, while a medical report at Glebe Point Nor notes public awareness of the case and calls for continued help. Authorities discuss motivation and stigma as the Apanca year proceeds.
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Lee
Torou
Glebe Point
Mixed Weather and Severe Storm Hit Metropolitan Areas
Readable fragments describe a storm sweeping the metropolitan area with light rain, dense fog, sudden electrical activity, and heavy hail. Widespread damage includes shattered windows, flooded basements, and downed telephone wires. Croydon Ashfield and Edgecliff Paddington areas report several inches of hail and water, with injuries and hospitalizations noted.
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Metropalia
Liv Harbor
Croyilo
AahDria
Crofton
Omala
Mauryden
Bertha Smulter
Lvine
Batmorn Road
Burwood
Weavern Suture Cofnee
Wertern
Croydon
Ashfield
Victoria Barmwoks
Weiter
Hailak
Wenthourna Street
Peiprabam
Nebebbarhood
Wiverul Houres
Prospect Reservoir Sees No Rain Today
At Prospect Reservoir no rain was observed at noon with clear calm skies. Storms Tuesday did not affect metropolitan water supply. only light showers fell and cleared by night.
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Prospect Reservoir
Weil
Water Board Reports Rainfall Yet Stable Supply
W Hilmes Ovary of the Water and Sewerage Board told Evening News that recent rainfall readings show catchment inputs of 40 points at Catarpet 20 at Mila Wong and 6 at Robertson, with no feared flood impact on supply. He noted water conservation warnings helped reduce consumption to 400,000 gallons last week.
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W. Hilmes Ovary
Catarpet
Mila Wong
Robertson
Lightning Strikes Boway During Tamuday Storm Damages Boway Building
A severe thunderbolt hit Boway during Tamuday evening storms striking a building and stunning nearby workers. Telephony gear was knocked out and wires sparked. Several locals were knocked over by the shock but suffered no serious injuries and recovered quickly.
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Mears
Abbect
Lakedim&” Ene
Boway
Tamuday
Genera
Visitors to the Mountains Eye Local Resort Returns
Visitors to the mountains gather at resorts near Open Als Hight and Suviaywnd Nellaayen for upcoming gaming events. Hor fay Resorts hosts a hacking games night with Woels' tent and Pegpernist Cure land set for activities.
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Umey
Coeee Horfay
Culiares
Australia and Yorkshire duel on treacherous Leeda wicket
London report details a cricketing day where Australia and Yorkshire faced a soft wicket at Leeda in bright weather. Taylor led Yorks with a long innings before Howell and Noble shared key wickets, while Trumper and the return of Gregory anchored Australia in a tense first innings.
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London
Yorkshire
Leeda
Taylor
Jackson
Noble
Howell Wellton
Taylor Keres
Saul
Wien
Howell
Tayloe
Weil
Warlingiin
Easter
Furiwe
Bie
Partinse
Forwank
Nolien
Wishington
Wan
Tr Payher
Taylor Klay Lis
Partier Haigh
Wick
Kelly
Lord Hawke
Yorkypire
Yap
Awk
Vmpel
Armtrong
Taylar Iz
Potti
Hebodew Jolnwe
Ater
Adhilel
Aborble
Truaper
Faytor
Lvnler
Trumper
Secon
Australlaia
Hinet
Dickaonal
Vaborneg
Tochyun
Ware Treacherut
Cnegery
Oi Bat
Darksom
Darling
Wire
Baz
Ureevey
Chewicket
Eeefret
Hogitik
Ulvis Ourfew
Javan
Oue
Sored
Gregory
Elgl
Jimey
Sticond
Vall
Susie Law
Hunter
Jacko
Innnings
Mustralla
Piret Lanier Trampee
Owaton
Blakes
S Syesey
Brown
Rhodew
Jo Jae Cregory
Washington
Hirt
Nable
Thirtelitte
Jackmon
Vernon
Fivenas Armstrong
Venou
Jmkson Evieevesee
Mophing
Dackron
Phim
Hui
Rbowes
Cserssiine Cielsen Ee Buuaeson
Torre —Mrat Foolags
Pannlelite
Armetroug
Mrown
Nodiy Cesses
Nab Taylor Bnode
Oceyyece Archeson
Howell Ysysar Hirst
Wanhingsom
Howell Say Halah
Sable
Lord Stemke
Artairone li Howell - Rhales
OWL
Reudeiew
Ot Hunter
Ty Jmksom
Sss
Eeeeres Parling
Miro
Geeguey
Mirei
Dackaon Geel
Meh -Caitire
Ddckens
Nievenesteneenice
Mawel
Humeer
Jacmaon Siercciseeceee
Anassia
Jeckeog
Yorkshire Seco
Ugs
The English Derby Featured Sceptre as Derby Favorite
London June 3 Mr RB Sievier s Di Sceptre by Fremantle Orna ment was the Derby favorite before today s post time The Derby run was to be staged with royal attendance noted The field included Pole Carew the Parsimonel and Landaisle entry lauded as a strong colt and versatile starter
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Londos
RB. Sievier
Feraimmon
EOI
Sila Ladne
Gueed
Ws Majesty Dae
Pole Carew
Parsinmoe
Landaisle
Am Usilkeir
Nearly End of Battle as Boer War Wanes
Fragmentary OCR recounts a late stage of fighting and shifting fortunes. It mentions A Saunders Great Shops offering handsome jewelry including rings, brooches, watches, and chains, described in ornate but garbled fashion. The piece hints at a public interest in sales of luxury items amid a broader conflict setting.
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Lest
Baat
A. Saunders
Major Graevel Hutton visits Sydney for hospital reorg
The article notes Major General Hutton's private meeting in Sydney on military reorganization plans. It mentions reallocation to the Sydney area, delays for trains, and preparations tied to the broader defense retrenchment and impact on cadet corps and naval brigades.
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Hennessy
Holbrook
ENCE
A.saunders
Tle Rerilients
Stonehouse
Wim
MR. Peacock
Botany
England
Portland Cement Works
Wallerawang
Wate
Bayly
A.A.C
Commonwealth Forces
1 Forces
Byron Ward
Father Sheridin
Bervicka
Quellz Bowral Hospital
Joseph Wincest
Meensee
Denia Foley
South Wales
France
Spring Hill
Milthorpe
Amajon
Jonathan Dison
Holllerion
New Routh
Wales
Weatport
Denuleton
New Zealand
Rowe Street
Edward Bood
MP8
Armidale District Court
Tweeter
Magnus Totohl
Ste
Loules Tedabl
Sted Charles Mallam
Hillgrove Hospital
James Davis
Tubbe Towpital
Tubbe Towpital on Friday Two men Were arrested on #2 Plelon
Twely
Bruin
Ayube Sena
Sena
Sydney Commonwealth
Aydney
Imperial
Rentourxmt
Caterwex
Cacer
Crowbie
M. Biard Duvel
Orange River
Transvaal
Winlser For
Fae Nui
O'dulliven
South Avcrats
West Australia
Asea
Bondi
Abboteford
Little Jay
Justine Simpson
Samm Haines
George Harper
Jas- Hee Cohen
Dubbo
Nist
Matilde Emas
Caterea Aeaina Teuald
Robert Cameron
N. J. Gebde
Blunt
Aunet
Great Britain
NY Ber
Aid
Huttog
Quevasland Ward
Liefence
Commonwealth
B. Wise
Center
Bee
Deakin
Merrow
Crisia
Taitersal
Grand Matinsdeuniien
Jay
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