In Memoriam and Births and Deaths Panel
Fragments recall memorial notices and family tributes with names such as Haran Jarkaun, Albert and Biete Pup, Alfred and Alice, Tomas Multi, and Annie Walters. Obituary lines mention deaths, anniversaries, and thanks to friends, plus a governor and NSW officials attending events. The未经清晰文本的断句混杂了多段式纪念与家庭公告。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iimibesth
Serio Splituhetti
Patna
Beret
Willkie
Turan
Ducky
Luvine Anmairy
Hianleile
Windienly
Dane Ste
Melipese-inlaw
Albert
Sander
Alfred
Alice Dil
Jisner
Cele
Aba
Konta Lev
Suiltle
Jusepis
Bilov
Soha
Carey Phillipe de Pury
Fuiel
Thomas Multi
Mueyan
Marneweille
Patriotism and the dictionary in imperial times discussed
A critical reflection on patriotism as love of fatherland linked to language and empire. It traces how the term patriotsim expands from local loyalties to a wider British Empire allegiance, debating geographic and cultural bounds and the dictionary as an authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emire Day
Emus Ome W
bin Uirtlonayy
Filo
Metternich
Italy
Tolgues
New South Wales
Tysmania
Woolloomooloe
New
Tiel
Alywhet
Acros
Cald
Fragmentary note on word meanings and language shifts
An incompletely readable excerpt discusses how dictionaries assign meanings and how certain forms of language may fall out of touch with evolving movements. The fragment hints at the tension between established definitions and living usage in developing linguistic trends.
NOTES THE JAPANESE SQUADRON REPORTS NEAR THORSDAY ISLAND
Fragmentary telegraph style notice describes a Japanese squadron surveying along the Barrier line about ninety miles away. It notes high intelligence interest and the risk of disclosure to allied powers, with speculation on long term implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorsday Island
Barrier
Thureday Island
Oor
Ansinalia
Question on Ministerial View and Wawkenbury Visit
A polite note questions the ministerial stance on Wawkenbury yesterday. It recounts a visit by the Chief Secretary and New South Wales officials to Hawkdnbury to inspect a site for Tuckiipiew Homes. It asks if the house involved was a teetotal home and recalls a quip about a mother drinking whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawkenbury
Rudy
Soch Wales
Albanny Ywatwrday
Ira
Abe
Rice experiment sows doubt in Queensland farming
The account mocks a government rice project in Queensland Australia. It recalls Mr Thomas Bent's approval of Japanese workers to map rice growth but reports the crop failed. Critics argue the land received polished white rice instead of proper paddy and warn irrigation schemes may drain the Murray River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bent
Japan
Murray
Vitoria Apa
Combines in Beer Spark Temperance Debate
A fragmented report notes brewing interests and temperance opposition. It mentions Mel bourse breweries and a planned production under a Saintary Lum Hermes brewery, with workers concerned about job losses and higher costs. The piece hints at Trades Univ Brewery as a potential alternative amid unsettled public mood.
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Tastates
Melbourse
le Samtury
Amour
Ars
Univ
Fragmentary plea on drinking and labor support
The text argues that if a man admits drinking and supports the Union Label it could influence his workers and followers to aid him, noting both potential good and harm in such self admission. It gestures toward social pressure and loyalty among labor groups.
Womans Suit Against Husband Crashes In Court
A Brentford court heard a case where a wife, defending against her husband, recounted violent exchanges including smashing a cup, stabbing threats, a decanter broken over his head, tyres punctured, and bottles shattered. The judge dismissed the case. The article remarks the wife contends a husband with extensive verbal power would have made things more even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentford
England
Thuy
Shopping for Men and the Waiting Wife Column
A humorous critique notes husbands waiting while wives shop in Sydney and London. It imagines shops reserving waiting rooms for men, to spare the pavement crowd and reduce delays. The piece playfully laments the husband’s long wait and predicts a push to copy such ideas locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Voffer End Clare
London
Stereri
Cousing
Alend
Tong
Cunard Liner Mauritania To Feature Massive Electric Installations
The Mauritania, under construction at Welland, will receive the largest and most complete electrical system ever fitted on a ship. It will have 610 candlepower lamps, more than double the 20,000 tonCardinal, with two electric passenger hoists, two luggage lifts, six smaller lifts, and a special telephone exchange among other appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauritana
Welland
Ele Telephone Exchange
Parents to Aid Camperdown School Committee Reorganization
The Camperdown Public School parents committee has been reorganized to assist principals and obtain cookery instruction for girls. Elected officers include Mayor Alderman Mallet as president, with Vice-presidents Robert Fowler and Mulrone y, and aldermen Amin and Probert. treasurer Mrs Preston. A list of committee domtalken was appointed with power to widen membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camperdown
Conmutitee i
Wadlatch
Mallet
Robert Fowler
Mlo
Mulroney
M.L.A
J Amin
M.ila
T. Probert
Railway Fatality at Morulali Claims Trader's Life
A railway trader named Chupatow residing at Morulali died after an accident on the line near Harmony. The incident occurred around 4:30 pm when a train collided with a truck driven by Hain, causing fatal injuries. Official reports indicate the death is under investigation with autopsy pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kicked Chupatow
Morulali
Nithe
Tveleigh
Mio Lucomiine Hain
Wharf Labourer Injured In Reading By Townsfolk
A wharf labourer named Edward Kienhrea was injured while reading a sign in Marrivie Ville. He was taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital by Civil Ambulance and admitted for rest. The report also mentions various local notices and upcoming events in Sydney and Parramatta River racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Compeny
Wharf Lymor
Aedward
Kien
Chuller-tee
Marrivie- Ville
Bok ihroRk
Royal Prine Alfred Hospital
The Zulu Rising News Report From London
A late cable notes British authorities facing the Zulu rising. Colonel Mace Keni declares forces prelude to suppression while Colonel Sie A. Woollampo prepares a defensive stance. A contingent of six million volunteers is reportedly offered. natives are described as tense as harvest ends and Europeans fear trouble with Dintzutu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mace Keni
Sie A. Woolsampuon
Shitet Colonin
U. J. Suuytha
Nnul
Fires on Steamers near Plymouth readied Gothic disaster
London reports detail fires aboard the steamer Gothic from New Zealand. The ship ran aground near Plymouth after fires spread through cabins and saloons, with burning cargo in the hold. Passengers were warned as smoke filled compartments. the vessel was beached and crews fought flames over several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New Zealand
Plymouth
Jan Wariler
Plymani
Tie Perthshire Nhe Flee at Hue Beaten by Toghlord Line
A fragmentary report notes Perthshire and Hue contest interrupted by a Toghlord line defeat. A portion of the excerpt was garbled, with several words unreadable, but the main event suggests a setback for Perthshire in a match near the Hue line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue
Fire hits New Zealand Shipping steamer Walthite
Reported fire aboard the New Zealand Shipping Company steamer Walthite while at sea near Webing tenth Lundoul. Smoke and flames brought under control after ten days, with crew unharmed and ship proceeding to port for inspection.
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New Zealand
Walthite
Fires Due to Flax Stresses Loom Over Looming Mills
A fragmentary item notes fires linked to flax processing threaten mills and workers. The unreadable text hints at industrial risks, equipment, and safety concerns, with incomplete naming of firms and dates. Authorities may review procedures to prevent fire outbreaks and protect employees.
Bar Silver Triumphs Amid Turbulent Putt Session
Bar Silver wins amid confusing play notes and unsettled leads. Tak Sitka Vested is referenced as a rising figure, with terms suggesting a competitive edge and a day of observations. The fragment hints at standings and a featured event but lacks complete clarity.
The Money Market and Local Sports Update
Fragmented OCR text notes financial and sports items with unclear names. Mentions money market, Lenstais, a marker mitt, and a basketball activity involving an attorney figure. Unable to verify entities or events due to unreadable segments. reports lack a clear lead.
Cable Delays Report British Post Wires
Fragmentary OCR notes describe delays in cable communications and warning to authorities. Mentions Deputy Postmaster along with names and places obscured by garbled text. Indicates further dispatches expected and possible enforcement actions.
Turf Items and Local Inventions Spark a Morning Row
The Randwick track hosted a busy morning with multiple turf runs. Notable performances included Ji Friend and Victoria Crags leading a six-furlong unit, while Seapemrann and others contested six furlongs. J Finn heads to Melbourny tonight with others bound for Ascot and Rasebory Park. The Liverpool Council seeks ward expansion, and Queensland’s Japanese squadron surveys the Barrier route. A purse of £100 was stolen from Mrs A W Weigulluga at Hordern Wrawbere.
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Randwicks
Victoria Crags
Tomer
Seapemrann
Abrur
Ahona
Munkpolo
Marvel Loch
Lawt-We-Foreet
Mack
Lond Tiilla
Gay Dirt
J. Finn
Melbowrny
Belize
Probig
Boley
Wireir
Ascot
Rasebory Park
Montag
Deine
Mutation
Jandy
Epic
Randwisie
Queensland
Jonly
Liverpool Council
Arakenarate
Sattler
Mra
Tailor Ad Warns About Low Price Clothes
A local merchant tailor promotes winter knitwear and menswear claiming quality despite low prices. Hagon offers garments described as special winter knit and guaranteed, with a listed price of 3 Guineas. Address 129 Ming aspen, Rydaag-o.
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Iala
B.C. Hagon
Mingaspen
Rydaag
Cricket crisis in NSW amid calls for representative board
M A Noble reports a crisis in New South Wales cricket with players suspended by the NSW Cricket Association. Melbourne CC and Victoria face pressure as talks seek an international representative team and a revised constitution. Debate centers on ground control, inter-state relations, and the prospect of an England tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Noble
Publiutlua
NSW. Cricket Association
Tnljows
Roniza
Hilompr Ds Bnioe
Hu Purpaym
Axsnelarion
New Sour Wales
Vicvarie
Questminod
Tumania
Englinn Exiuket
Peenem Board of
Cantral
New South Wallis
Victoria
Australia
Tims
Conral
utinWeters
Prehnng Board
Voulrot
Marylebone CC
Immerna Tonoriokecavs
Melbourne
New South Wales
Prvas
Prowise Wien
Sontiggent
Udeas Mur
Wilew O
Board of Fonirol
Alyiv
Iyane Hinaily
Dilnysiig
Wleuerrsig
Cricket
MimGrAtene Churem
Australi
England
Mo A. Noble
Mae Muarerraet
Sydney
May
Marylebone Club
Urilead
Melbourne C.C
Aegelation
Vierort
Auspinan
Thar Kround
W. J. Trickatt
Thar
Carruth
Bevan
Simran
Prema
Milian
Erle Wil
Prirhee Gilaryler
Gel
Ames
Berlin
Melbourne Club plans and affairs in Victoria
The Melbourne Club scene is outlined with references to members including Majin Morbhi and Mr. R. Mend twee, while Melbourne Cyl and other local entities are noted. Mentions of wage matters, Canadian-Australian connections, and preparations for winter markets appear amid frayed, unclear OCR text.
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Melbourne Club
Egme
Mr. R. Mend
Melbourne Cyl
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Pitt and
King Streets
ST Rodd
By E
Lombard Chambers
Time OF PA
Insurance
TEE
Spring Street
AMP
Ofios
Bydusy
Gach Kite
Clarenge
ST. Sydney
Husky
Mr. Wickers
Trandwick
Leliure
Samus Arrow
Mo- Jang
Lee
Mitt Rawson
Ligutenant Bev ¥Son
Captan
AUC
Walt
Leite Cowal
Ir Marry
Rawson
Harrison Seni
Captin Oswald Wait
At.c
New South Wales Masonic Club
Paddington Town Hall
Watzon
John Weizen
Brieksald BA
Commonwealth
David Jones & Co
Talisker Whisky
Saunders
Rane
A. Saunders
Bufartes Ag
George-street
Opnay
Cunard Liner
Railway Fettler
Thy
Ant Settlers’ Association
Broushian Island
Eears
Ulenruaga
Arew
Td Acres
Sally Northcote
Kawan
Parramatta River
House of
Wallen
Tvicorid
West Australia
Queenmund
Cmtome
Fevenun Merved
Byvdney Yeasterday
Nur Collis
Spournl
Leine
Surf Cathera
Manty Happy
Eyre
Wellington
William R. Goninon
Parish
Canning
County Wellington
John B. Codner
Pariah
Butter
County of
Wellingcon
Gentioren
Rydney
Gearne-aireat
App
Railway Mationsmd
MacKenzie
Perthshire
the Walmsade
Fee
Ridus
Tenthems
Wic
Manehexter
Teinenabine
Tredas
Ngininse Ely Mdururien Bl
Alleen Toryupormmanshis
SSW
Orl Abe
Valenti
Madea
MEL Rocrye Ulcb
Assutation Perot
Ian Eames
Timaers
Fey
Dall
Aakir Kbe
Tor
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Anne Mar
Feranadt
Mr. Arkshamnceel
Warn
Malek
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Way and Company Mn
Reat
Maniley
Niggales
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