In Memoriam and Family Notices from Obituary Section
In memory notices for Sarah Ann Sahin Ellaabati Bry and Ellaabati Bry, with names like Joseph, Tee, Gabe, and Williams lineage. Dates, places, and relationships implied by legacy text, including children and grandchildren. Brevities mention loving remembrance from widowed spouses and siblings, with scattered garbled fragments.
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Talia Terni
Sarah Ann
Goa
Joseph
Ellaabati Bry
Nur
Waly
Jower
Tradt
Levine
Owe
Wiliam Mawel
Gabe
Siarly
Inkanoa
Tar Devine
Wiliant
Wrandinniner
Jomupna Stevents
Breysiey Williams
iyThiy
City Workers Pay Rows Spur Free Hand Debate
City officers defend current wasteful street cleaning and road maintenance budgets while laborers call for a free hand in hiring. Evidence suggests savings of up to £8,000 yearly from reduced staff, but officials warn of potential tyranny and loss of subject liberty if free action is granted. The council awaits further witness testimony to resolve the issue.
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Canins
The Case for Reading Fewer Books in a Town Library
The author argues against cheap mass publishing and urges a single curated library in Ga district. He laments too many low quality volumes and urges funding a handful of the best works rather than vast but distracting shelves.
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Ga District
Eam
Amd
Dock Reed
Uber
A CARNEGIEAN DREAM OF ARMS LIMITATIONS PROPOSAL
A Scot philanthropist envisages a 1990 international conference to limit armaments and resolve maritime wartime issues. He hopes Hague lessons curb naval arms race, though real-world mobilization and private industry pressures may render such talks futile.
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Mecanico Inforsis Us
Andrew
Naval End
Carneeic
Drift of Population and Northern Settlement Policy
The piece argues Victoria’s population mainly from the 1850s, NSW gains 3774 people mostly crown landholders, while many Victorians seek a milder climate in NSW. It asserts colonization would proceed northward regardless of regulation, urging government to promote facilities along a railway route to guide settlement by practical needs over political bargains.
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Victoria
New South Wales
Iowa
Arti
Colonielae Main
Australian Example Debate Reaches Australian Opinion
Lord Roberta states he will not visit, citing concern over the so called Australian example. He argues that readings of Commonwealth sentiment show a desire to stay home and continue efforts to urge the Australian example. The piece criticizes politicians and public apathy, asserting no real example exists or ever will.
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Tord Roberta
Dome
Sr Deakin
Spldire
Australie
le Laresp
Commonwealth
Fang
Marxhal
Australia
Roberta Bas
Uae
Rastuortizary
Vanitey
Seaton
M'Kinkey
Tratragh
Tly
Winston
Wiper
Minpol Weiner
Athelian
Rath
Taal
Yanally Eernaraue
Eileen
Eileen; and Milver An Mature Gherte Mo Is Work On Fhe “Mien Teomiees
New South Wales
Willimen Fea
Qurialira
Ghiick
Malles
Vgn
Blake
Soneeninnen
Umiing
Weiphon
Rundraveeidin
Elphiod
Ely
Auction Pitches Pledges At Pittest Fest
Sales by auction advertised by John P. Lister at MTA Pittestfest on page 10. Auction materials note pledges and instrument offerings, with per-auction terms and timing.
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John P. Lister
Subtle Eucalyptus Extract Claims Spark Threats and Trade Dispute
A confused dated letter targets TR Haldernees and the Hander and Sons company over alleged misleading eucalyptus extract. The author warns of consequences and accuses others of praising the product while denying its true value, signaling a dispute over authenticity and advertising.
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TR Haldernees
Te Hander and
Gulag
Cricket at Cambridge in heavy Trumper era test
London reports a Cambridge University vs Australia match at Catsbridge. Trumper top sco rning with 65 last session and Olivier strong with five wickets. Australia 307 all out in four hours. Cambridge 149-4 at stumps with Nason 12 and Falcon 4. Deep weather and slow wickets colored play. crowd attendance about 800.
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London
Australna
Cambridge University
Catsbridgs
Auxralla
Oregory
Ve Trumper
Macartney
W. Barduley
P. Matinee Feapelain
W. Carkori
Ransford
J.ay Dionner
W. Dr. W
Olivier
Lockhart
Bata
Aoa
Tada
Buchanan
Marivedd Roine
Ubon
Leas
Trimper
Berkley
Hia
Trumper
Bardaley
Beck
Tutoril
Um Lockhare
Rad
Wes Vine
Zatord
Wip Yes
Tutnell
A. Geogory
Weahw
Thichaasa
Lookhar
Malinter
Mam
Amond Santury
Fabset
Alice
Mioulee
Waa
Fackeck
Asprentia
Macbead
Auallater
Consor
Aline
O'onnor
Olivine
O'Connor
Nese
Lunties
Nason
Ramsberhem
Iaver
Wally Dowling
Domble Filuree Sors
Rammsbothar
M-Mister
Laver
Falcon Joliet Nason
Orewary
Tufnell
Ty Haetipag
Ougier Coos Eee
Gi Macurines
Bodiauna
I Lavkare Pal Apausser
Bouvier
Oul
Whitty
Ramsborbi
H Onvier
Andrexian
Tram Strike Shocks Philadelphia Unrest Flares
Philadelphia riot disrupts tram service as police eject nonunion workers from cars. Dozens injured and a hundred strikers reported harmed amid chaos. one streetcar wrecked as clashes flare during turmoil in the city.
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London
Thorster
Mn Philadelpia
British Budget Proposals in Commons Postrecess Talks
London report outlines Budget proposals under which the House of Commons will reconvene after the summer recess. Government plans to advance budget measures through continued divisions and committee discussions, with October seen as a likely target for further framing.
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London
Brenig
Howe of Commons
Bny
al Otbir
Russian Prisons Run Overcrowded Amid Turmoil
London broadcast reports shock at Russian prisons overcrowding with about 700 inmates held in a state facility. A Bill to abolish topical punishment was rejected as military courts with execution powers fall outside Dunn's competence.
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London
Thorstiry Tvening
Prince Kropottin
Te Dumahun
Bar Silver Rebounds After London Market Day Shuffle
London pulls back as bar silver steadies after a subdued session. Market chatter centers on Oliver and standard trade cues amid cautious demand and earnings signals.
Drought in Argentina Impacts Local Breeders at Farm Show
Evening edition reports a severe drought affecting Argentina, prompting stress for breeders and agricultural workers at the farm market. Officials warn of reduced yields and elevated feed costs, with small farmers facing hardship and potential supply shortages.
Yildiz Palace and grounds near parkside in London listing
The Yildiz Palace former residence of the Sultan near Constantinople area is described as near a public park in London on Thursday evening. The fragment notes the palace and grounds' relocation status and proximity to a park, with no further contextual details.
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London
Constantinople
Work of French anarchists disrupts telegraph and telephone lines
A fragmentary dispatch notes French anarchists targeting telegraph and telephone lines as part of planned disruption. It mentions General Laker Voderaston and a minority group within the ABMEPhIR, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
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London
France
The Shah’s Borrowing Proclaimed Without Authority
The Proving Joint Council of Kiorassia Persia denounces the borrowing without parliamentary consent. They warn that the people will not recognize the new debt and vow to oppose the measure.
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Lonwo
Kiorassia
Persia
French Battleship Danton Launch Progress Report
Thursday evening report from Rost on the French battleship Danton shows the launch mislaid by workmanship. Workmen continue rebuilding the ship’s ways beneath the hull as the vessel nears completion.
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Vondos
Aimeuity Jn
Australian cricket tour notes with players and scores
The report reviews the Australian tour up to the Leicestershire match, noting Noble's squad strength and batting depth, while detailing bowling variances and fielding misses. It cites totals, averages, and individual efforts by Hartigan, Trumper, Armstrong, and others, with figures on runs, wickets, and rates.
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Prevent AM Trating
Fautwa Kowland
Alsidus
Noble
Bo Tar
Han
Dee Australann
Weit
Magland
Yves
AML
Ag Cosh
Leicrstershire
Tournsee
Averagine
Eames Hartiean
Trumper
O'Connor
Whitty
Hartigante
O'Conner
Carter
Gregory
Bardsley
Carkeek
Tne Aterasian Ewlers
Rapala
Latomaterasine
Turban Chamber Urges South African Constitution Acceptance
London reports the Turban Chamber of Commerce urging Numl to accept the South African Constitution draft. Hofmeyr's supporters back inviting British hosts to carry the draft to England as a sign of approval. The Orange River and Cape Colony assemblies adopt the Constitution Act, while Premier Al Hochner defends the process and cautions against biased opposition.
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London
Chamber of Commerce
Turban
Numl
D. Hofmeyr
Lue Atvikander Bond
England
Unian
Sranayaat
Orange Riven Calnny
Ots al Hlocher
Orange River Colony
Roe
Lat Briuan Wettlera
Federal ministers congratulated amid Liberal meeting
At a Commonwealth Liberal Progressive League meeting a resolution congratulated Mr. Deakin and Mr. Cool for coalition support, while expressing sympathy for Mr. Deakin over an insult claimed by Sir William Lyne and others. Delegates were thanked for backing the coalition amid tense political maneuvering and upcoming measures.
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Progressive League
Deakin
M.P
Cool
Whillam Lyne
Shesara
J. G. Farleigh
McMhoures
Meaurs
Beside
Cook
Tveit
Immense Silver Nugget Found at Cobalt Canada
London reports a massive silver nugget discovered near Cobalt in Canada with an estimated weight around 6200 pounds. The article details mining officials, other promising finds including a large ore vein and a second notable deposit, mentioning key figures and international interest in the material.
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London
Cobalt
Canada
The Family Flag and Rival Claims in Court Ruling
A fractured transcript outlines a dispute over family symbols and succession. It references a ministerial message about guarding the land and upholding national loyalty. The dialogue implicates authorities and the public in defending heritage and order amid contested power.
Great Discovery Promises Relief For Rheumatism Sufferers
An advertisement touts Dr Southan s Rheumatic Pill as a German cure for rheumatic pains and sciatica. It claims to cure chronic rheumatic headaches neuralgia and gout and promotes the pills as a wonder remedy sold by chemical firms and suppliers nationwide.
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Southan
Hiepenainn
Afi
Sonaege and
Melange
Serious mining accident near Parkes town
A mining accident at Pasconstine in Parkes on a Thursday morning injured two men, Pawcoe and Brew, as a rock mass fell from the roof while drilling preparations. Brown was trapped but rescued. Pawcoe sustained only slight injuries and was treated at the hospital.
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Parkes
Pasconstine
Pawcoe
Brew
Man Falls From Tram in Sydney Hospitalized with Skull Fracture
Seka Andrew O'Neill aged 1 9 remonsitor employed at Government Printing C R ies was conveyed to Alfred Hospital by Civil Ambulance after a tram fall near City road. He suffered a fractured skull and remained unconscious. Nall, a local resident, was passing by when the accident occurred as he alighted from a tram.
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Seka
Andrew O'Neill
Prinee Alfred Hospital
Nall
Sydney
City Road
Peculiar Discovery Triggers Telegimte Outage
A strange incident caused a telegimte interruption as a snake was found among cables. Workers reported snapping wires and a brief fire risk while the snake allegedly crawled near power lines. Fire officials investigated the scene and cleared the area after securing the damaged equipment.
Girl's Sudden Death at the College
A Souis girl named Meven Gieterdiien, seven, died suddenly at the Peel Siam Hons. Authorities report visibility and medical examiner notes awaiting details. Local officials say no foul play is suspected as investigators review the scene.
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Tho Peel
Siam Hons
Worth Shore Hospital and Cha tsenai Hall Proceedings
A fragment from a meeting at Worth Shore Hospital describes arrangements at a venue named Cha tsenai Hall for a council gathering. The text mentions organizing committees, revenues, and annual collections, noting a previous year’s amount and changes in administration.
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Chotsenai
Hurler
Canseet Iin
Fepora
Ila
Norinorm
Suuuetas Tunaren
Toll-Gorale
Chalswesa
Amiuniat
Thorne
Railway Claims Ignore Public Costs in North West Mail
A fragment from Namet in Quonedan reports criticism of railway cost handling and passenger costs. The piece accuses the railway department of mismanagement and failing to keep the public properly informed about expenses and timetable changes. It notes perceived incompetence by officials and questions the authority of commissioners.
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Syuuvey
Railway Department
Tals
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South African Union
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