Cricket in Anglard England Manchester versus Lancashire match report
London notes a cricket day at Manchester where play was disrupted by rain and resumed after delays. Armstrong made 72 and Kelly played vigorously, Carter and Armstrong forming a key partnership before wickets fell. The Victorian batsman faced a troubled spell at the wickets while Sobel Mag'trom may miss future games.
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London
Matey
Manchester
Lancashire
Mln
Armstrong
Kelly
Hallowe
Armsrong
Divine
Carter Armstrong
Carter
Wickls
Oxford Divinity Doctor Honored. Tasmanian Bishop Named
The University of Oxford conferred Doctor of Divinity on Reverend J E Mercer, named Bishop of Tasmania. Michael Herbert, secretary in the British Embassy in Paris, named to succeed the ambassador in Washington. Sir Marine Gosselin appointed British Minister to Lisbon. The report outlines past roles, promotions, and family connections of Herbert and Gosselin, noting service across several capitals and positions in the Foreign Office.
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London
University of Oxford
J. E. Mercer
Tasmania
Michael ‘Denny Herbert
Paris
Anc
Ceed
Princeforese
Washington
Marine Marchant Gosselin
Foreign Once
Lisbon
H. G. MacDowall
Michnel Henry Herbert
IPC
Vienna
Flerbers
Tate
Ce Aas
Embers
Furl
Pleripore
Fhenee Ayinrador
Cor Il
Delta
Richt Andhad Lasuo
Fender
Starlborough
Turfget
AL Paris
Herbert Yeortred
Viera
Madstey Gosselio
Mel Gosselin
Ware
Drakesware
Hertfontedre
Yehorm
Berlin
Chpentagon
St. Petersburg
Brussels
Madrid
Perris
Wes Made & H.C
Niger
Katherine Brances
Wares Gerard
Poreien
Lendam
The Hay Case verdict in unlawful vow claim
The case before Acting-Jessica Pring and a jury concluded with Mead Pettlegyll suing J O Jul Ser for compensation alleging malicious publishing of immoral acts. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with damages of £100.
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Jessica Pring
Mead Pettlegyll
J. O
Vitieo
Campbell Divorce Hearing in High Court
The hearing of John Norman Campbell a civil servant seeking divorce from Florence Ethel Campbell due to adultery with Ou Heeser co-respondent continued before Mr Justice Simpson. Florence Campbell denied the adultery and cross-claimed for cruelty. The judge reserved decision citing the case’s difficulties and intricacies.
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Normas
Campbell
Florence
Ethel Campbell
Ou Heeser
Betecs
Justice Eimpson
Peil- Becer
Goulds
peii-Gemar
Wade
Wis
Arbitration hearing for labor dispute in port industry
Yesterday in Cheater the president of the Arbitration Coin sent to hear preliminary treats concerning an industrial dispute between the Egiper Wharf Laborers' Industrial Union of Employees and the Spiuer Glovers area. Wool Dumping and Lighterage Amocisticn Industrial Union of Bim- Biewers. The specifics were adjourned and moved by the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aritration
Jeethe Cohen
Egiper Wharf Laborers’ Industrial Union of Employees
Elutroant
Spiuer Glovers
Amocisticn
Industrial Union of Bim- Biewers
In Bankruptcy Voluntary Sequestrations Report
Temas Ferguson of Darbers Creek listed as bankrupt. Official assignee Mr X F Cibna, based in Victoria Avenue Chalawood, oversees. Harold Lestis of Leichbardestrest named as local signer along with others.
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Temas Ferguson
Darbers Crerk
Axwwail Smuager
X. F. Cibna
Offciel
Temes Youse
Victoria Avenue
Chalawood
Feicher
T ‘Oecial Signe
Harold Lestis
Leichbardestrest
Soldiers Back Pay Case Delayed by Government Postponement
In Chambeys severdar the court granted a postponement in the action by Job Howarth against Cyril Walker to recover £100 for alleged government back pay. Howarth, former quartermaster of the contingent in South Africa, argued deductions from pay and sought the government’s payment of his colonial salary. The delay cites missing defence documents and potential effects on others in the contingent as grounds for the adjournment.
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Chambeys Severdar
Pring
Jobe Howarth
Critebets Walker
Ralf
New South Wales
Sout Africa
Ind
New Southsex
South Africa
Gtate
Colonel Roberts
Lontiot
Ube
Plaza
John Howarth
Little Cleveland Sireet
Rodfern
All Davit
Stad
Fieroria
Fem
Vewett
Jiu
Africa
Waa
Plague Reports Spread Amid Examination Surge
The article notes another 49 cents worth of plague reported yesterday. A 24 year old named Derver Biusay is said to have been employed the last day or two in the loos at the Zochortcal Gardens. Residents Brazzs of Lane Taylor Street Padumetus are mentioned as part of the scene. Over 1200 men have been examined at the Heal' OMtre interainty in the past night, none showing plague traces.
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En Youue
Derver Biusay Azed
Loos
Zochortcal Gardens
Brazzs
Lane Taylor-strest
Padumetus
Tym
Enles
Sydney
Tee
Ryum
Simuersuulee
Dsb
Mwaens
Alec
Enoktown
Phew
Guaia Lode
Cezeenteatis
Tom Funuer
Glentine
Ationrom
Courey
Weber
Pisces Chopra
Lee
Ian
Oulea
Sriltier
South Geert
Magisterial Session Delivers Curious Court Confusion
In a Central Police Court summons division proceeding, the magistrate criticized bungled proceedings and noted a misapplied excavation reference. A mistranscribed exchange revealed confusion over a supposed investigation term. The judge highlighted a wandering remark about burial and a long abandoned excavated area discussed in court.
Charge Against Police Sergeant Reported
A serious charge was brought against Sergeant Hogg of the Glebe Pelle details show a grave matter prompting a Royal Commission. The officer faced alleged theft of a skeleton key and possible breach of the Licensing Act with the commission forwarding the report to authorities. Hogg remains officially exonerated.
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Hogg
Kenniff brothers sighted near Mitchell in police probe
Brisbane Friday afternoon report from Toowoomba indicates two men believed to be the Kenniffs were seen in Mitchell. Police failed to arrest them as they fled, aided by sympathisers in the district. Authorities consider arrests may follow after further inquiries.
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Brisbane
Toowoomba
Mitchell
Polles
Uade
Morniitg
Kenniff Brothers
Kenalffy
Courves
Bayefren
Loaeneuet
Fatal Gun Accident Claims Local Farmer
A fatal gun accident occurred near Shelihartor killing Robert Wailler, a respected local farmer. While Gruwing loaded a tool on a fence, the weapon discharged, striking him in the chest. He died shortly after, with Mr. Gh WF Puller, MP, noted in the report.
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Irtama
Shelihartor
Robert Wailler
Puller
Cousins in Combat at Silent Bay Court Yard Fight
A Newcastle resident, accused of assaulting a man at Silent Bay near George Street, testified about a Wednesday confrontation that started with insults and led to repeated blows. The prosecutor described two rounds and a final skirmish, with witnesses present as bystanders. The judge freed the defendant after the adjournment, ordering no further punishment beyond temporary custody.
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Brent
Scaibbers
Newcastle
George-sires
Equitable
Vosman
Dave & Ville
Mosman
Silent Bay
Moewna
Tattersall
Tne
West Wines
New Zealand
Mesman Bay
Geolieman
George-street
George Rirvel
Mastian
Hanahter
Ana
Property auction in Randwick and Paddington grounds
Trustees auctioned land at Pit-serret and 176 PI Street adjoining the Diocesan Educational and Mook Society property with frontages and rights of way noted. Bidders offered on several parcels including a bakers shop and dwelling at Belmore-mad Randwick and a Goodhape street frontage site in Paddington. Arbitration case in Wollongong looms with hearings scheduled Tuesday.
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Mesare Richardson
Baloe Sad Hoong
King and
Market Street
Kies & Fromake
Pitt
Theaume
Premime
PI Street
Boémey Diocesan Educational and Mook Society
Bia
Lowe
hGerotreee
Barry Hills
Belmore-mad
Randwick
Vedtanes
Vressing
Alt
Ube
Goodhape Atrest
Paddington
Death of Sir Daniel Cooper in London
Cable reports Sir Daniel Cooper Bart died in London on July 1 at age about 78. Born in Australia, he founded Cooper and Company, led the Bank of New South Wales, served as Speaker of the NSW Legislative Assembly, Agent-General for NSW, and was made a baronet in 1862. He was survived by four daughters and several sons, with extensive property and public service across the colony.
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Pitt-screet
Cooper Batate
Loodot
Daniel Cooper
Bari
de Vere Oardens
Kousington
Deuiet Cooper
Bart
Cm.c
Bors & Boltor-le-Moora
Lancambire
Ale
Thomas Cooper
Australia
Deniel Cooper
Fugland 19
Oules
Univerity College
London
Positon
Mr. Cooper
Ailes Emarbell Hull
Bank of New South Wales
ANCL
Tan
Siuiel
Morteileil Oy
Comer Hecoms
Sobdker v
Legislative Assembly
Iri
Hong
Ratgarhood
Wad Die
Cates
Am Invita
Ferater
England
Ir Dasiel
Bela Iargy
New South Wales
Sydney
Wea
G.C. MG
Europe
America
Bir
Daniel
Lew Son
Wales
Baul Serouel
Tayo
Daniel Teavi
Esm
Mia
Harden
James Grant-Buttie
Lalrimply
Inoue
Warren Tower
Newmarket
Ile Tua
Dockey
Ember
Carlton
Williem Charlen Cooper
Boro
Inish
Alice Hiclen
George Elm
Surry Hills
Stratamore
Ringhorne
Elizabeth Edith
Miniteary
Valentine Machamare JP
Eunisigmore
Doolin
Vani Croper
Landford
George, Markel
Pint Wheela
Surry Hille
Waverloo
Rose Bay
Balares
London Stock Exchange
Bulphide Corporation
Eniaord
Traldate
Willgrace Proprietary
Ubei
WLW
Wight
Lourgeire
Railway Mishap Delays Train To Teralba Station
A derailment near Fanalfirn blocked the Sydney line causing early services from the Lake district to halt at Crom Nowrartly. Passengers were moved to another train bound for Teralba while repairs were made and the line cleared for normal traffic, with no further delays reported.
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Neweastlr
Frider
Fanalfirn
Eyrepal Boure
Sydney
Ein Crom
Lake District
Teralba
Hanes
Isbane
Saturday Night Detective Episode Surfaces at Water Court
Charles Lawson a 8% shearer appeared at the Water Court on a charge involving property of Joseph William Anewan. The proceedings described an arrest after a back hotel encounter where Lawson claimed involvement as a private detective and disputed the seizure of property. The testimony recounts threats, a struggle, and statements from Lawson and the prosecutor about legal actions and innocence claimed.
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Charles Lawson
Joseph Williaa aVewan
Joseph Wilhism
Vinten Crass
New Sou
Miley
Ant
Chenene
Lawcon
Ad Limean
Mewan
Sevan
Tram accident inquest on damages claim against tram conductors
In No 1 Jury Court yesterday acting-tuator flying and a jury, Fanny Florence Richward claimed £500 for injuries from an electric tram accident. The defense denied negligence but plaintiff won on the night of Saturday January 11. Mrs Rich ward, with husband J T Richmond, alleged a collision at Harris and Starry Ann streets left her injured and property damaged. The case details a fall, injuries, and the claim for compensation amid prewar tensions.
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Fanny Florence Richward
Dompeauno
wMefendente
Plainiiff
Plyadtt
Plaintif
J. T. Richmond
Haymarket
Gene
Gickarda
Grace
Fen
Alam Wan Eoeniem Vlolemieta Tite Group
Loren
Inlori
Girls Charged With Stealing At Water Geary
Two girls Rosie Alevenson and Joaale Jackson both 14 were charged with stealing a ring a pin a diamond stud valued around £4 19s from a hotel. They were seen at the scene and denied the theft. One received a month’s imprisonment suspended on good behavior. the other’s mother declined to be charged, and further proceedings followed.
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Rosie Alevenson
Joaale Jackson
LV Hlyme
Manly
Uaded
Thyir Munt
Rania Auereneen
Suilthers
Gant
Elisabedh Tarcourt
Pall Court Strikes Off Roll In Probate Case
The Pall Court struck off the respondent’s name in a probate matter. The document details actions by Mr Justice Pring and Mr. Ryan as the court ordered compliance and noted failure to deliver papers or respond. It records a May hearing, a payment to Mrs. M’Innesamil, and the judge directing removal from the roll.
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Jttyan
Atcomes
Lamb
St. Vinewars
Corleilea
Amiovil
Minnes
Justice Tring
Ryan
Justice Pring
Tan
Marc
Ira
Tim
Railway retrenchment mistyped note on funds and figures
The fragment discusses railway retrenchment costs and expected revenue impact. It mentions a potential loss of about 2yit,000 and a revenue shortfall around £100,000, with reference to eight hours' work and a treasurer collecting sums for excess costs.
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Samay Valtwar
Ingenious Swindle Targets Jeweller William Kerr
A deft scammer visited the shop of William Kerr on Grote Street, posing as a trusted acquaintance and promising two baskets of coral. He misled Kerr into advancing shillings, then vanished, leaving Kerr with no baskets or repayment, while the thief vanished into the port area aboard a vessel.
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William Kerr
Grotee-rreet
Ubeahep
Kerr
Newe
William Kery
Ani
Sumea
Kore
Llauisie
Anid
Ander
Kel
Suawa
Keese
Infringement Case Over Bulliling Templates Warped
The Chief Judge in Equity James J. Simpeon presided over a suit alleging patent rights infringement related to wall templates, storey dowels, and bolts used in building components. Plaintiffs seek injunctions and damages, asking for the defendant to surrender infringing templates and related parts or face relief.
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Equity
James J. Simpeon
Geslentsy Nm Spp
Raume
Owenpell
George-street
Gorkmog
Ani Tal
Manox
Commonwealth Parliament Debates Immigration and Finance
Melbourne Friday session in parliament covered immigration policy, duties, and cost estimates. Discussions included a proposed tax reduction, the Electoral Bill second reading, and adjustments to funds for government services.
London Share Market Reports Mixed as Prices Fluctuate
The London Stock Exchange shows varied activity with gains in some listings and declines in others. Traders cite mixed signals from mining, banking, and colonial shares while domestic demand remains cautious amid fluctuating prices and cautious investor sentiment.
Shipping fragment from June 0 voyage note
Fragmentary shipping item mentions Captain Raton and Brie Be Beles lines, with unclear routes from Elm to Eu. The readable words hint at a maritime notice or log snippet, suggesting a damaged OCR capture of a shipping event or vessel movement.
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Capen Raton
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