Death of Mr J M Simson at Gunnedag
The district coroner opened an inquiry at Tela Station into the death of WP 4,4 Simson who was found dead on his run last week. A postmortem suggested suicide by self-inflicted poisoning with a rifle shot heard during the incident. Wreaths were sent for Mr Simson, aged about 22, a Kickurbeth Station native, with condolences from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnedag
Ated Hroughera
Tela Station
Simon
Simwon
Wiallen
Simson Feounia
Siimson
Kickurbeth
Mere J. M. Dean J. P. Drngeiorice
Gowrie
Thomson
Biman
Victorian Railways Revenue and Costs Forecast Discussed
A Victorian budget briefing estimates railway revenue at £5,000,100 with £40,000 for despatched goods and rising working expenses. Cancellations of coal contracts and higher lease costs are set to add about £45,000 in expenses, with extra charges from special traffic agreements. Overall, revenue increases are offset by higher outlays, making the net effect modest without the unplanned expense rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fais
Shiels
Lotte Department
Treasury
NeWauto
Ouirim
Celal
Iearop
The Victorian Scouts and a Soldier's Devotion
The Victorian paldler known as a soul in South Africa earns admiration from Bizsr Wallace of the London Dally Stvil. The piece extols the practical habit and physical fitness of the soldier, praising his endurance, riding ahead to scout and report, and returning to guide trailing troops with keen knowledge of forage and local farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Bizsr
Wallace
London Dally
Dele
Mary
Fir Farma
Lee
Crooke-Lawlee
Labor Dispute Over Holiday Overtime Rate at Wharf
At Newidalle Wharf Latories Union meeting in Morpeth workers argued over pay. A vote supported demanding 38s per hour for holiday overtime after a protest against Bealeam company offer of 23s for one hour. The dispute was reported to union headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolidaya
Saute of Famen Bt
Morpeth
Amit
Hoewcantle
Gilitressye
Bealeam Company
Mita M
Morse's Tholan Tool Pills Testimonial Letter Feature
A promotional testimonial extols Dr More's Tholan Tool Pills for varied ailments including rheumatism constipation and liver issues. It claims dramatic health improvements and urges readers to buy from The W. H. Crumsteck Co, with reference to an Inspector W. T. Langworthy as a longtime user.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Morse
W. T. Langworthy
New South Wales
Biey
More
Owen
Auru
Auatrelisian Depot
Fisterent, Bdney
Tragic incident unfolds near Blayney in vivid testimony
The Blayney area case centers on Mellor and a young woman linked to a church choir, with Mr Parker accusing Mellor of guilt. Witnesses describe threats, disputed writings, and a pursuit of justice as villagers recall meetings, church ties, and alleged influence in the affair. Proceedings continue among local figures including Rachel, Mellor, and Parker, amid broader community concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shy Action Atelier v. Parker
Prem
Sarah Ann Chew
Daughfer
Parke Bouse
Parker
Bouse
Ries
Rachel
Will Mellor
Witters
Mellor
Abe
WU Mel
Rachel Ead
Sevin Podrs
Ruth
Gunnon
Blayney
Barber Chew
Gannon
Ouna
Bames
Daniel James Fraser
Pome Fie
Myx. Frazer
Mr. Parker
Mise Chew
Willy Mallor
Fraser
Mallon
Wee
Sine
Gannom
Mercingy
Mr. Wise
Will Nivin Cook
Cork
Henry Cock
Blayney Mining and Smelting Company
Decaders
Iolo
Feir
Meetiog
Gaonon
Victorian Treasury bills offer at £570,980 average price £96
The Treasury issued two year bills with 5 percent interest receiving strong public response. Bids ranged from £103 1s to 27 percent, totals reached £112,000 while the two year bills bear interest and currency terms of thirty years as described by the State Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
T. Waite
Koniasdnauisersiion
Baltaolin
Fourteen Two Handicap Victory Tracks Adelaide Ascot
Adelaide Ascot wins by a nose in the Fourteen Two Handicap at Ascot, with Venus and Pride racing close behind. Jockey Murphy guides Adelaide Ascot to lead after early pace, time noted as near record, field includes Venus, Pride, Nowra Dolly, Circus Boy.
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Anne
Asi
Webley
Eresasnerene
Sar Dain
Alurechi
Ladauta
Zaron
Mirtell
Wily
Molly Kiley
Terug
Cora
Om Arrow
Lodabba
Kiy
Seawion
Claee
Linis
Hiphab
Shell
Agaist Rey
Lminisee
Rotce Welsel Handicar
Kettors Belle
Mgany
Gora
Albreuhy
Amazon
Agmime
Carmenta
Fairy Queen
Secret
Ark Albert Vative
Corel
Nuek
Thindmin
Ribewe
Thiatren
Lurtonas
Adame
Pop
Kremer
Planet
Adelaide Ascot
Scanlon
Nears Venus
Murphy O S-Ythor
Pride
Lis Manton
Nowra Dolly
Nuehess
Maral
Circus Boy
Betimes
Harold
Duchest
Dolly
Lily
Flannery
Sovereign
Petrel
Redwing
Silverstream
Muscat
Desert
Thay Timin
Sydney Wool Sales Show Bright Spot in Prices and Demand
The taal wool sales in Sydney opened with strong attendance and steady rates compared with two months prior. Japanese buyers supported mid quality wools while several brokers moved large catalogues totaling 852 bales, with prices generally firm and top marks reaching over 13d for select combing lines. The day closed with overall sales around 17,000 bales and a busy, varied market across greasy, scoured, and fine combing lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Meser
Dolisbrough, Mort, and Company, Limited
Thor
Blachford
Aipau
Queensland
Harrison, Jones
Devin
Bates
Wartalda
Couluntal
Warialda
Mesara
Dalecey and Company
Somal
Capilla 1
Burslem
Hugh Rider
Witness testimony outlines attempt at amicable settlement in clerical dispute
The transcript shows a witness recounting discussions among Mr. Gluesen Mr Spence Mr Parker and others about settling a conflict with a Wesleyan clergy man. He describes exchanges about apologies handshakes and future reconciliation. Parker the defendant claims 17 years as a Wesleyan Church clergyman and leadership in Blayney. The hearing adjourned to the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gennes
Guuzon
Parker
Sprore
Spence
Gamvon
Ganon
Gluesen
Mr. Parker
Wise
Thia
Pladntift
Thomas Parker
Wesleyan Church
Blayney
Ir Beng of
Fape
Duchess of Cornwall and York Visits Sydney Hospital
During a Wednesday morning visit to Sydney Hospital the Duchess of Cornwall and York toured wards, spoke with around 70 patients, and handed out small bouquets. A touching moment occurred at a bedside when a 9 year old boy asked the Duchess about breaking his leg, prompting a warm exchange. The royal party commended the hospital staff and noted favorable conditions in the children's ward and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Hospital
Duchess of Cornwall
York
Royal Highness
Lady Hopetoun
Luly Wetherine Coke
Captsin Wallington
Byron
Main Hall
Arthur Renwick
James Graham
Matthew Burrs
Goode
Elver Bewker, Jr. Plas + chi
Glurie-Luxson
Worrall
Floral Downes
Hopetoun
Katherine Coke
Che Miro
Mies Creal
Nunes Powall
Puree Liranes
Thu
Che Medical
Vi Bowker
Boupleal
Br O'Vell
Mateo
Royal Party
Severil
Wanda
Avoiden
Duohsur
Bowker
Dr. Bowker
Alfred
Enom
Ache
Linsley
Rocene Finess
Government House
Mayall
Eapetoun
Verions
Thetrames
Ook
Victoria Mary
Hehey Hopetoun
J.J. Byron
Robbery and the revolver at City Court
A Melbourne City Court today charged George Riley with assault with intent to rob and with intent to murder after he allegedly attacked Miss Greig in Witworth Garden. The案 youth of about 14 restrained Miss Greig while Riley attempted to seize her purse, Brown the head gardener intervened, and a revolver was wrested from Riley by George Timms. Riley, who claimed he could not work, was committed for trial on both charges.
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Melbourne
George Riley
Angle Greig
Oearga
Miss Greig
Witsray
Ube
Geo. Brown
Fred A¢ Brown
George Timms
Clackemith
Notorious Pickpocket Convicted in Kings Street Theft
An elderly woman Barah Cord appeared before Judge Rogers for a purse theft in Kings Street on May 9. Clifford, accused of pickpocketing Dorothy Barr, received two years. Her criminal career began in 1883 with a month for stealing and later offenses extended through 1889.
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Darlinghurst
Seaices
Iwa
Settled. Court to hear case on suspended terms
Fragmentary OCR reports a dispute involving James Rowhen and a railway matter. The text hints at a suspension or binding terms and a court hearing, with references to a cure and a disease but the details are unclear. The readable portion suggests a settlement and forthcoming court action on the terms.
Friday's Mails Reach Remote Towns Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text shows postal notices and sailing times for mail deliveries to Manning River, Mort Marquarie, and Macleay areas. Mentions departure at 7 a.m. and references to ships or routes such as Porraring and Tremania with named places like Launceston and Oneal, indicating a regional mail schedule snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MaMa Close
Ite Art
Launceston
Manning River
Mort Marquarie
Abe Macleay
At & Sian
A New Pavement Innovation Faces Public Objection
A prototype glass pavement by inventor Garcit uses crushed bottle glass, tested in a trial funded by the Laventur municipality. Critics argue durability and safety concerns, noting wear from tram lines and potential dust issues in windy conditions. The controversy centers on cost, longevity, and broader satisfaction with the temporary display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorreat Audeot
Garcit
Agricultural and Pasiowal Plow Work Across Weillogten
Farmers report widespread plowing and new crop activities across Weillogten amid uncertain weather. Aerial prospects show large acreage under corn and oats with high expectations for yield, while concerns mount over railway freight charges and rising costs. The Wellington area notes advancing harvests and imminent land openings as officials prepare for a planned wealth of work and market optimism.
Sydney court records and petty crimes summary
A scrambled report from Sydney courts details a range of minor cases and fines. It notes a license violation for liquor sales, police court offences, a woman’s panther incident on a tram, thefts including clothing and goods, and overtime wage disputes in brick works.
Serious CHLOROFORM CASE Trial Details and Key Defendants
Serious CHLOROFORM case trial details emerge with witnesses and expert testimony. The jury weighs forensic evidence as defendants including a watchmaker and other named individuals face charges in a high profile docket. Court records reveal testimonies about alleged acts, arrests, and scheduled hearings, with procedural steps and potential verdict timelines noted.
Fragmented narrative on illness and cures across a troubled mind
The passage recounts a dramatic personal illness experience with wandering thoughts and confused wording, mentioning Le Clemente Tonle and various medicines. It describes worsening symptoms, fatigue, and the pursuit of treatments, including tonics and tonics like Chemrut Tete, with moments of hope followed by renewed debility.
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J. M. Simson
THE
Victorian Scouts
Ainspector
Oonte
Ile
Traby
Wiliam Cain
Yambie
Tursiay
Emu
Munté
Hite
Vver-Susouri GE
Sydney Wool Sales
Wolfe
Fitzroy Gardens
OAOL
James Rowhen
Pellertay
Pam
Colés
Fpriday
Merteuluriace
Wellington
Weill
Vie
Bali
Tows and Country Journal
Royal
Wester Court
Sammone
Jake Kelton
Neemere
Lloyd Hotel
Grange-street North
Fred
Weluentuy
Smalihers
Fehairmeah
Witskirs
Pocey
Publicame
Reureate
Ubale
Horaces
Erastet
Neweinven
Wetmmay
Effence
Pananth
Persot
Hendie
Iielie Seager
Meg
Maurice Flow
George
Richart
Walter
Atcey Gelug
Wilson
Wilton
Cewee Field
Arurtitie
Mt & Prt- Tonere
Oxford-street
Paddingtoe
Fur
Baering
Eviteare
Etory
Dewirser Court
Wedncrasy
Edward Cook
Martings
Joes
Carter
Penny Testane
Ardhinewine
Amd
Brod Waren
Uca
Repens
Maiz
Fe Geist
Balk
Teevatan
Letaras Lawes
Aaler
Toller
Weolem
Hastings
Leta
J. J. Ellis
Letehlard
Peerdam
Tefel Foslag
Eg Fries
Salig Scrook
Wbirk Travellee
Cy Braderbes
Norscony Sas
Devealthy
Beeston
Hertemark
Saar Sane
Marie
Barthes
Tadieg
Seeeft
Chemrut
Willian
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