Debility After Fever A Remarkable Cure Report
A Melbourne suburb feature profiles Mrs. Eliasbeth Jones of Walker Street Redfern recounting a severe bout of fever that left her weak. She details years of illness, nightly fatigue, nerve anxiety, and a dramatic recovery after using Clem ents Tonic, reporting renewed vitality, appetite, sleep, and strength, with prior neighbours noting her improvement.
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WeybouRne
Melbourne
Sysney
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Clements Tonle
Reay
Benet
Beware of Counterfeits and Plagiarized Advertisements
A fragmented note warns of imitators copying our label and advertising claims. It stresses vigilance for counterfeit memes and texts, noting countermeasures and the need for authenticity in every engine article.
Kensington meeting yields four favourites triumphs at Kennington
At Kennington on Wednesday a well attended Turf meeting saw four favourites win, with Mr. O Mara running smooth organize. The program progressed without hitch and several notable horses and jockeys featured in races in London and future events at Brighton and Rosebery Park.
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Kennington
O’mara
Pourteen
Brighton
Erdiparstains
Rockdale
Redfern
Harney
Gaenwin
Kenaingion
Yuma
Hia
Goodwin
Tante
Blackwing
Kensington
Belog
Uarlolus Ux
Ryauw
Comet
T. Price
God Seaweed
A. B. Bateman
Rosebery Park
Spreulum
Parramatta
Brighton Racing Weights For Tomorrow's Meetings
In the Brighton programme weights are listed for multiple races including Tramway Handicap at 5 furlongs with Marae shoe Tas 31% and Ferrari 40. Also noted are entries for Bear, Lady Primrose, King's Daughter and other runners with their assigned weights and jockeys in a dense, fast moving handicapping column.
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Brighton
Walter
Turtonme
Yante
King's Daughter
Heroioe
Odd Sock Hi Kilboy
Lady Belle
Dackle
Foe
Taglebury
Decorum
Rostna
Mise Hhescroft
Rockaste Tandlcap
Turlines
Lee Weller
Elwyn
Nada Orauchimp
Allve
Deweenaer
Trotting Clan Handicap Race Summary
Trotting Clan Handicap listed numerous horses with positions in a 1 mile race. Names include Lord Belton Sailor Seve Lady Duke Torjmiy Pat Majong Mu Naront Nimblefoot Deine Charming Weer Vetiod Sanne Pettiaes Monarh Legbrenk Jane and others noted as behind or see behind.
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Lord Belton Ser
Sailor Seve
Lady Duke
Torjmiy Dse
Pat Majong
Mu Naront
King Harold
Hupa Priove Das
Jack Ot
Elearis
Nimblefoot Toove Baking
Deine Charming
Sanne Pettiaes Betimi
Muon Laigh
Matibriou
Alaullub
Mummel Boy
Smulden
Dive
Samael WoVlde
Mab
Grevicole
Secu Behigl
Berlick
Bebiod
Monarch
Legbrenk
Jane Bitvint
Tudit
Aaee Batind
Kfa
Tere
Beh Jy
Ieee
Benji
Marois Grey
Cycling notes from the Sydney season and Australian events
The report covers Novice Stakes at Arthur Street Club, results for cyclists Douglas and Morris, and the Fail of race favorite Michael. It recounts travel to Windsor and Wiseman's Ferry, with road conditions praised and formations for West Mailine. It notes injuries to Michael and a replacement by Thadeus Robb, details a European tour, and outlines upcoming Australasian and International championships across multiple states, plus road improvements and anticipated attendees from Ireland and Britain.
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Kathurst Club
Jones
2USA
Deda
A. Wright
Wasspecu
Abd B. Fie
Litbeaw
Daiyd
Sydney Cyas
Lolitn Juze
Lourista Teft
Put
Windsor
Wallombi
Wiseman
Adel Vaile
Australia
Adulside
Rhia
Jumny
Michael Waa
Ria Gorman Laur AL Madgeboure
Reimers
Lin Bend
Thadeus Flobl
South Australia
Victoria
New South Wale
Australuetus
Queensland
3. F. Educ
Hulger
Tae
Iquire
Bue
Wis
Automobile Club
Ireland
Busines
Balfour
Lord Lieutenant of
Bar
Dudley
Alge
Billiards Results From Workers Tournament Night
The workers tournament at Messrs flelron and Smith’s new row on Caudoressa street showed J Heberie defeating Goarle Yi to 4 in a 220 to 276 tilt while Todet C Knapp won ES. K Wood beat Joe Smith and W Forbes and C Whyte posted wins as the Night’s program continued. Wednesday’s results featured J Belted over Baton 194 and Mowe over McGregor 43. Tonight Stepheneson to play War and Wallace to meet Lamou.
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Flelron
Smith
Caudoressa-sieet
J. Heberie
Goarle
W. Forbes
C. Whyte
J. B. Beltetd
R Baton
Nabeul Sporting Club
E. Mowe
Mpgregor
Tor Hight
W. Stephedson
Amaries Cup Defense Sparks Yacht Club Debate
A Sun correspondent reports that the Amaries Cup defense may shift bases and raise the Berwera issue. The Sun replies that the wager reopens dispute over who should defend the Cup. A separate note suggests Lainecancontion’s support and Columbia’s stance amid fear of sailing from New York Yacht Club.
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Sun
Reiiance
Scow
Shamrock Hl
Herreabol
Columbia
York Yacht Club
San Coge
Itacion
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Debated Motion On Society Toward Labor Reform
The meeting counted ten present including the president and secretary with no vote taken. Pro and con speeches ran through a tour led by chair A Steel and Nant Fieri, debating adoption by the committee. Messages from Australia arrived during the session. a majority favored the proposal, 26 to 258 against.
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Galt
Toomed
A. Steel
Nant Fieri
Cormitten
Sertpih
Deosi Onslow
Maura
Giffer Trom
Australia
Rugby Football Changes and Club Secretary Resignation
The NSW Football League sees secretary A M Kewin resign for business reasons after 42 years as vice president. A M McLeod to act as secretary with a permanent appointment likely after July 4 match previews and discussion of amateur versus professional play, league rules, and upcoming country week plans.
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Boan
Nsw
Footlill Lewes
Australian Niles
Kewin
AM. M'Leod
Esa
Paddington
Viel
Mattland
Hell
Fang Profréaionais
Godlemen
Rowland Hill
Hany Vewsll
Alan’ Rotiernam
Robert Kisheralic
Honbat
Nueca
Orrares
Waole
Lee Povaldle
Lyall
Romayne
Liverpool Plalys
Enelsn
Eas
Colon
Armidale
Pamworth
Tamworth
Tamworth Lion
New South Wales Union
Tamworth Union
Sydney
Granvilla Association Schvools
Parramatta South
Auburd Nosth
Parrmanta Parke Mtr
Gentam
Auburn South
Granville Superior
Mitehle
Auburn
Mr White
Granville North
Parramatta North
Harves
Mr. B
Hyslop
Rtvree
Curbinetoedty
Parramatis North
Bowls results from Davia and Phippard trophies event
In the Tuvi Trophy singles, Shay Tous and Kemwoot lead, with Hyndman defeating South 12 27. Larbatestier wins 12 0, and Phippard dominates in the Diaw bowist heat. Pritchard Trophy sees a 2 up victory as Tunrkh pounds: Phippard, with Rowbey 2 7 and Kerr beating Mut 3 0. Higwool and Cowper claim a win over Bear Phinsort and WGrien, 3 1, as Kemp and Furia defeat Larhalestier and Hanks 5 0.
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SS George
Phippard
Shay Tous
Kewt
Higwool Ang Cowper
Bear Phinsort
Wgrien
Kemp and
Furia
Eer
Larhalestier and
Hanks
Coursing Meet Brings Tight Finishes in Bitter Weather
A coursing event held by Oraugs Clot om faced harsh weather yet produced close results. Aliaged Stake Cancblas defeated Diet, with Wencere King second. Coleured beat Canoblun in the second round, while Diadgured Bent and Puppy Siskes-Kildangany Weal Hriitiane Lady fendigo advanced. Final saw Lady Bendigo win divided honors.
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Oraugs
Cancblas
Titwiliow
Liam
Turon
Seaund
Coleured
Canoblun
Featherweight Tournament Opens at Golden Gate Club
Boxing night at the Golden Gate Athletic Club featured the opening of a featherweight tournament. Results include Roboria over Burns in two rounds, Moon defeating Donald in three, Miabor over Rivas in four, Brown best Willeme in five, Nelson over Barre in four, Brown over James in four, Bell over Murphy in four, and Pigram beating Harris in the first round. Mrs Piusimmons attended and praised her husband’s career, with peers and fans noting the emotional intensity surrounding early rounds.
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Burns
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Moon
Wile
Deak Mild
Miabor
Rivasa
A Brown
Willeme
Neilson
Barre
Brown
Bell
Murphy
Pigram
Harris
Knight
Bob” Piesalis Wity
Amn
Fieab Papery
Aid
Rey How
Second Avenue
Sear Cropsay Avenue
Beogan
Hurt
Uphald
Chew Pion
Marth Tulle
Clark Q. Ball
Cod Wel Plistimmons
Oloe Peur
Piusimmons
Eucarnes
Carson
Corbett
Ant
Fridarys Mails From Jae Donest to Selney
Incomplete OCR fragment notes mail for Friday. Mentions O P and Selney with tomorrow delivery, unclear details.
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Selney, To-Morrow, Eis Ea
The Japanese Navy and Officers Learn in Warship Talk
A long, patchy scene describes a naval encounter aboard the Rashidate with the Japanese crew and officers aboard the Migskip and Lady Made. It covers ship handling, crew discipline, rank structures, training, and future naval education, including engineers and midshipmen, plus exchanges about conscription, volunteering, and reserve forces.
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Stouk
Paymaerer
Ryetine
Jane Slebbenanta
Hapflera
Schrul
Aldo
Wstinbuiur
Nrcseman
Euter
Engineering College
Dratiel
Stokenald
Utah
Rhaerve
Les Metrbint Service
Rengd
Wie Nippon Yisen Kalsba
Rough Trip of the Biremoate and Second Voyage News
A fragmentary report mentions a rough trip involving the Biremoate and Capeaio Jat Banks near Brdnay. Listed names include Mesdames O. Weagd, Canter, Hum, Truscots, Whelan, Re nan, Mewera O. Meeps, and Captain Sense among others. Goods listed include coconuts, shells, and various items as the scene notes weather and routes with unclear dates.
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Brdnay Meas
Whelan
Renan
Mewera
Geo
Salam
Tance Bidew
Gaptala
Ptaten
Employers' Federation Adopts Revised Rules at Adjourned Meeting
At Aaron's Exchange Rooms the Employers' Federation formalized the craft constitution approved previously and published in yesterday's Herald News. Membership is open to individuals in unions or associations. dues are fixed at one guinea per quarter with a country member rate. The provisional council elected includes President Mr George Hudson and treasurer Mr John Hoover, with a long list of aldermen and members.
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Net
Aaron
Federasion
Ineeterday
Wtemiplerere Par
Wyalviddal
Euleae
Cownell
Uearr Hudson
Meera
J.P. Wright
J. Garre Iohnston
John Hoover
Mroley
Reform parties in Victoria plan political campaign structure
An Evening News reporter recounts Reform Party moves in Victoria with interviews of secretary Allson and talks on campaign methods. Executives are appointed for branches, with efforts coordinated with the Government and a Protective League. provisions include selections and approvals from local bodies as campaigns form across the state.
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Reform League
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Abey
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