Roberts Price List Confusing Beer and Spirits Names
A fragmented OCR menu lists various drinks including whiskey, rum, port, sherry, and beer with scattered prices. It mentions brands like Jamaica REM, Australian Port, Champagne, and Bischoff's Lager, and references Roberts New 3d and the Hub of the World.
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Australian Post
Muster River Port
Jamaica
South Wales
LESCH
BISCH
Roberts
RESCH
Corned George
Marent Streets
Telephone projects Sydney to Melbourne proposed
Report from the Postmaster General on a proposed Sydney to Melbourne telephone line notes feasibility and costs estimated between £39,000 and £40,000. Partners back the project with expected business to justify rates, while supplementary reports touch on technical reliability and factors.
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Ardary Smith
Bss
Nia Pro
Becwmen
Mulbourne
Sim
In Memoriam and Remembrance Notices
A lengthy montage of death notices and memorials for relatives and friends, listing names such as Henry Giles, Ernest, Walter, Kendall, and O’Brien, with tributes and dates in a period newspaper voice. The text also includes editorial commentary on education and patriotism in Australia and the role of mothers.
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Aletin
Kowerted Laper
Rann
Beewe
Dristow
Uve
Ernest
Phyirie
Dius
Dunn
Wile
Marnen
Jeane
Hse
Hee
Bert
Huey Erendall
Kuvine
Eure
Yanina
Feiey
Renal
Jovi Dinars Mogwai
Rentaui
Menory
Morin
Sydney Dupe
Sears
Tte
Seema Kedali
Renaalt
Nor Syénes
Hanube
Wynucher-tocinw
Walter Sektnd
Laggan Kendall
Percy Kean
Surin Suney
Ruth Cates
Sieter
Wits
Johanna
Joseph Bete
O'Brien
Ts Rover
Austen
Har Lovin
Oshaen
Jehanas
The Evening Pews Debuts Empire Incorporated
Sydney paper notes the Evening Pews with which eighteen groups formed the Empire. June 12 1905 column outlines the new association and its aims.
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Sydney
Mr Jose on Patriotism and Empire Day Debates
A Times Australia correspondent argues against over formal shows of Empire Day and urges deeper patriotism. He questions lectures as a substitute for reverence, while supporters favor banners music and cannon as outward signs accompanying a broader nationalist education.
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Times
Australia
Jose
Joe
Austraia
Jom
America
Peace prospects in Huséla Japan talks at Washington
The article weighs whether peace negotiations between Huséla and Japan, likely in Washington, will succeed. It notes cautious optimism, potential public demands, and the broader impact on the world’s peace as European powers and Russia react to forthcoming diplomatic steps.
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Huséla
Japan
Washington
Pererut
Peterafark
Pirnipocrpitarion
Fragmentary 19th Century War Echoes
A distorted excerpt discusses Japan Russia and Germany amid World War I era tensions. The text hints at Russian and German designs on China, German actions in the Balkans, alliance backing Syria, and Japan’s wartime losses, though the wording is garbled and largely unclear.
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Japan
Cermen
Ching
Germany
Buantung
Syr
Chlan
The Pickings in Commonwealth Candidature Costs
The article examines the hidden payoffs of securing a seat in the Commonwealth Legislature. It cites figures showing a base salary of 26369 with extra travel and official allowances for 1904-5 totaling 129312 plus commissions and pensions, suggesting a lucrative perquisites system for members and their families beyond official pay.
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Commonwealth House of Representatives
Tarif
Allan Fether
Personal Sacrifice at Judicial Inquiry Contested
A tumultuous session before the Tart Commission features praise for a witness's sacrifice while commissioners face embarrassment over alleged misrepresentation. The officials conducted long hearings from 10:80 a.m. to 2:46 p.m. daily, planning future visits and ongoing projects in Brisbane and Melbourne, with talk of gratuities and continued personal sacrifice.
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Brisbane
Melbourne
Ht Sa
Returned Soldiers Pay and War Service Inquiries
In the Public Works Department session, Mr HL Ells acted as secretary as Mrs H P Curtis spoke for the Government about the NSW contingents in the South African War. The inquiry covered early voluntering, communications with England, and records of officers and men who served, with attention to events mid 1899 and signals of reinforcements.
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Royal Commission of Inquiry
Judge Murray
Philip Atreat
HL. Ells
H. P. Curtis
Dlapais
South Africa
Battl Africa
French
W. Prewher
England
Ni3w
Mr. Curtis
Drunken plea at Central Police Court and reform notes
A disjointed Central Police Court scene centers on a defendant mocked as drunken and urged to plead guilty while a belligerent solicitor pressures payment. The magistrate comments on the drink problem, a hostile exchange ensues, and a wartime style discussion of money exchanges and amended production follows amid a chaotic narration.
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Central Police Court
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Thare
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Bortie Bend
Bolichor
Peace conference open gives no armistice expectation
London reports Sunday that Washington anticipates no armistice with Japan and Russia when plenipotentiaries are named. Tukla stock market remains buoyant on prospects of peace with an upward trend.
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London
Ttm
Washington
Jupad
Rusa
Tukla
London and Washington discuss peace terms in war dispatches
Telegraphs from London report Russia and Japan inching toward a peace framework while cautioning against intermediaries. Plenipotentiaries may meet in Washington with Japan seeking recognition of Manchuria and protectorate over Korea, plus concessions including Port Arthur. Messages praise naval officers and note parole for crews as hostilities wane.
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Maynyhj
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Bey Deaiey
Japan
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Katia
Manchuria
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Port Attar
Mardin
Sazhallen
Reform in Russia Announces Autumn Assembly
A Russian commission declares a gathering of representatives will be summoned in autumn to avert agrarian movement danger. A commission appointed by the czar recommends a rescript to former Interior Minister Gorewykiz. The aim is to improve peasants welfare and farming methods amid widespread distress in multiple provinces.
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London
Sanday
Ceara
Duremkya
Caar
Gorewykiz
Mitluter
Gom'cate
Johannesburg Riot Incident Sparks White-Spillover Disorder
London Sunday report details Mr Stewart, compound manager at the Crosans Ming in Johannes dure, remanded on a murder charge connected to Chinese rioters who killed a white man. Prosecutors allege Stewart incited the riot following a quarrel with whites.
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London
Stewart
Crosans Ming
Johannesdure
New York Equitable Life Society Leaders Elect
London dispatch reports turmoil within the New York Equitable Life Assurance Society. Paul Marton elected to a key post as chairman of the board amid resignations and a heated investigation committee. The drive to control the surplus fuels the dispute among seven remaining officers and aspirants.
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London
Sunder
New York
Rawitabie Life Ansurance Society
Paul Marton
Vba
Omriday
Terk
I' Cecora
Prick
Fiva
New Greek Consul in London Visited by Delegation
A newly appointed Greek consul in London met with local officials and business leaders to discuss trade, culture, and ongoing Greek community interests. The event highlighted collaborative ties between Greece and Britain amid diplomatic activities.
Golf Championship Update From Sunday Round
Sordom reports a Sunday two o’clock start for the golf championship with Dre Sele and Champtomuln in contention. Mast yest, Eich, and Kati appear among top contenders as efforts to secure the title continue amid steady play.
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Emen Greld Bes
Rts
Eich
Kati
Wee
Norway’s Future Ruler Chosen Amid Nordic Amendments
London reports a staged display of loyalty as Óscar II of Sweden and various Germanic princes discuss Norway’s throne. The plan names Bernadotte heirs, with marriage alliances and secession changes noted, amid public cheers and diplomatic fatigue.
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Oncar
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Goa
Labour Troubles in America
We report unrest in New Jersey where dynamite attacks target a new brides built over the Malenmel River by the Philadelphia Railway Company. The violence stems from labor disputes tied to the railway’s construction by nonunion labor. In addition, a separate note references activities in Chicago related to labor troubles.
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Kuldon
Malenmel River
New Jersey
Philadelphia Railway Company
Chicago
Radium and Hydrophobia Report From London
A London report claims Dr Thedoal of Bologna University injected rabbits with a hydrophobia virus and subjected them to radium treatment, reportedly curing the animals. The account attributes the discovery to the Ideal Soleptite Academy and notes the claimed success across the test subjects.
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London
Thedoal
Bologaw (Dialy) University
Soleptite
King Alfonso in England Visits and Court Meetings
King Alfonso visits London meeting King Edward and Queen Alexandra at Marlborough House and Buckingham Palace. He inspects the Great Protection Institution, visits Queen Victoria's museums, and attends a State bill at Buckingham Palace. Spanish Foreign Minister Urrutia says Alfonso is charmed by the visit and aims for mutual Britain Spain ties.
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Londun
Great Britain
Spain
France
Solicitor's Tribulations Before the Chief Judge in Bully Tue Day
In Bully Tue Day the solicitor Meller of J D Allmag faced a court order to pay £128 to £34 or risk recall. Minter Simpson and Co had paid £240 14s to Mimua, £170 in error, while Mimua’s orders and affidavits were disputed. Mr Justice Simpson postponed detentigat's release as proceedings continued to Thursday for preparatory replies.
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H H Tmes
A. G. de Arnold
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Miner, Simpson, and Company
Justice AH. Simpson
Gaunoy
Plasotife
Jones
Chas, Miller
Kingatreet
Newtown
Kalfe
Gotendant
Margaret Preslau
Rough voyage of the Darque Macurewa to Sydney
The Darque Macurewa arrived in Sydney from Kaipara New Zealand on Sunday. Captain Nilsson says the passage was one of the toughest he has experienced in fifty years. The crew faced a succession of heavy gales from the start.
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Kaipara
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Nilsson
Cold discomfort prompts fashion note from RC Hagon
A fragmentary ad or note advises keeping warm amid a chill, mentioning a Winter Suit and fabrics from New Rest and Twente of Serge. The text references RC Hagon at 46 King Street and urges practical warmth despite unsettled weather.
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Weil
RC Hagon
King-tireel
Forearmed. oorney, wm as wy sam wen 'Or by te Nu better wwrald ka ext the tinne of baying
Fragmentary OCR text describing a historical object or event with unclear context. Contains scattered phrases and misread words, lacking coherent names, dates, or locations to identify a definite event, person, or outcome for a concise summary.
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Strange death by own action at Manly
A garbled report describes a man allegedly taking his own life in Manly, naming Thomas Marlenarun as the deceased and mentioning Amanda Shepherd and others. The text is severely corrupted, but indicates a sudden death followed by inquiries and references to witnesses, timing, and possible connections to local figures.
Bride-to-be Burned in Hospital After Apparent Shooting
A prospective bride died in a city hospital after a violent incident described by police as a domestic dispute gone wrong. The suspect, identified as a male, was arrested as authorities investigated the attack at a Maple Street residence. The hospital reported the victim, listed as a key wedding planning party, had been brought in with severe injuries. Further details remained limited as investigators reviewed statements and security footage.
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Sjdeef
Hesgital
Btn
Binhkel
Assignee's Settlement Offer Accepted in Bankruptcy Case
A settlement offer of £19,000 was accepted by the assignee in a bankruptcy matter after prior negotiations. The respondent’s counsel noted the agreement would cover costs and expenses, with the judge ordering formal terms. In related political notes, the State Parliament prepared to inspect actions by the Acting Governor Sir Frederick Lerey, while Brisbane reported minor winter conditions and various district weather impacts.
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Baal
Avita Drelare
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RK. Manning
Stoesre
Sir Frederick Lerey
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Bairt
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Port Dengrey Hae Been Destroyed Dyfre Mire Baint
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Michiu
Wester Queensiead
Oath
Africa
Burrows
Queensland
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