Millionaire's Son in Love and Blackmail Ends in Evening News
An ongoing melodrama traces Madge, Lola, and Lady Honoria amid a family quarrel. Sir John confronts his children over Gabriel's secrecy and marriage, proposes housing changes, and hints at marriage alliances as tensions peak during a tense salon scene and a late night card game.
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Metcalf
Honoria
Judith
Sir John
Lola
Gabriel
Tady Honoris
Fenner
Madge
Tie
Walle
Mudie
Lala
Ones
Paps
Snather
Bins
Tlm
Burfola
Gamle
Ant
Stel
Honoris
Lie
Hrnd
Pines
Uley
Exer
Sir Jolu
Bird
London
Tomorow
Loli
Honorin
Lois
Tedyr Flonorin
Tom
Sir Olin
Naval Subsidy Row Hits Lord Tweedmouth Bombshell
London reports reveal a tense push over imperial naval subsidies with Lord Tweedmouth proposing changes to the Australia and New Zealand contributions and the Admiralty seeking broader control. Sir Joseph Ward defends New Zealand rights, while Prime Ministerial views emphasize imperial defense in a collaborative framework.
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OCR
Telegrathed
Premantle
London
Pigoid
Tweetmouth
Tad Milne
Deakin
Resoluhon
New Herland
Sro Pobine
Inas- Talib
Auatea- Wales
Deakins
Joseph Ward
Mr. Oakin
Brtangulas
New Zealand
New Bealaod
Auakalla
New Beasland
Natahlah Warchips
Piremint
Bnance
Sime
Lamon
Sip
Admiralty
Australia
Australian
Tisakin
Lord Twerdmouth
Imperial Navy
Australie
Capua
Tully
Govarmmens
Witiides
Castle Hill Orchards Seized by Government over Fruit Trade
An article describes government intervention affecting Castle Hill Orchards and adjacent plantations in New South Wales. Officials and agricultural departments discuss restrictions, crop security, and fruit export implications, detailing orchard neglect, land use disputes, and plans to safeguard Victorian produce amid fruit river trade concerns.
Evening Pastime in Puzaes and Young Ant Old
Fragmented OCR text reports a court notice involving burglary and a house or property matter with multiple names and dates, mentioning a payment plan and a sale or bid. It references a trial, a defendant described as deviant, and a public hall event with attendees and a purchaser. The readable items suggest a legal or intertitle notice from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper.
Boy in Time-Payment Rings Case Dismissed
At Water Sum mons Court on a Sunday, Charles Dendy for British Imperial Goldsmiths prosecuted Albert Gazaard youth over detention of ten gem net rings valued 16 shillings. Gazaard claimed he was 17 when contracted, born 18 June 1888, and employed by Harrison and Company. The magistrate dismissed the case and notes the youth’s debt and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Summons
Semur Day
Charles Dendy
British
Imperial Goldsmiths
Pitt-atrast
City
Albert Gazeard
Garard
Crimesghroot
Parramatta
Witnans
Harrison and Company
Withnan
Marrinop
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E. Way & Company
Plst-Street
Sydney
Commonwealth
ANF
Building Coy
Florence Warden
Heryase
Lord Tweedmouth
Attiude
Castle Hill
Beiduran
Vevarm
Tayi
Agrewilay
Bouh Australia
Str
Helt
Herwultsfy
Foncinit. Wali Mhomel
Mogon
Wawkine
Huwl
Ata
Mr. Mourh
Watnr
New South Walen
Dowbling
Curb Weil
Berton Baer
Galb Doe
Wap
Lérrewer
Adewer
Smithie Devendant
Willem Munir
Arnel Sheera
Priommentil
Tani
Hielorwom
Adi If Gllers Sioyey Wa Paemane
Weilbente
Srare- Bowker
Biwunay
Hoselix
Jane
Fras Shinot D. Mitchell
Clarenece-street
Syadmey
Moder
Kauri Timber Coy,, Ltd
Glebe
Corner Market
York
Gia Ae Isa Ale
Ose Westestans
AE Nesmele Henson
Scotti
S.J. Hale & CO
Sheldon'e
Whittemon
PEI Eer.f.s
Planos
AMET
Gjorgrmst
Discos Ides Leasure
Rofar
George-St
Rawech Flack
Beecham
Heecham
Beecham’s
Arnotts
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