Memorial notices and death tributes in a fractured obituary page
Fragmented memorial notices refer to loved ones with bereaved families and dates. Names such as HOLLI SGEHEAD and LARSEN appear, alongside expressions of loving memory and grief. The legible fragments indicate funeral or remembrance lines for multiple individuals.
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Mr Deer Eile
Levine
Rem
Larsen
Hae Varen
Tin
Whine
Manchota
Oir
Mieer
Allen
Maud
Mirtie
AOS
Dr Southam Rheumatic Pills Promoted as Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Southam’s Rheumatic Pills as a Cortals Cure for rheumatism and related pains. Claims include relief from rheumatic gout and head pain, with bottles priced at 16 dollars per bottle and three bottles offered.
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Southam
Correa
Victorian guarantees tied to mail contract development
A Sydney paper reports on a proposed mail contract linked to a Victorian government guarantee of 1 125 per year for 30 years, with capital of 1 800 000 and borrowings of 1 750 000 to build and outfit eight steam vessels. NSW and federal tensions flare over who bears the risk and benefit of the scheme.
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Stra
Tent
Hornins
Nolice
Vitoria
Deberres
Eigar
Anil
Croker
Ins
John Forrest
New South Wales
Hine
Kervion
Pederal
Thenterprian
Victoria
Olwipynuevs
Tix
Ram
Unclear State Aid Talks Over Victoria and Federal Involvement
The text discusses New South Wales mediating to carry its own malls and predicts Victoria may resist declaring itself unable to carry on. It suggests the Federal Government could step in as creditor if needed, and doubts any real bounty will aid Victoria. It hints at a broader agreement possibly being a pretext for a broader deal.
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Wales
Medians
Victoria
Wade
Carlos
Hong
Vivtoria
Alee
Immigration from India prompts focus on settlers training prospects
Two new arrivals from India discuss immigration leagues and recruitment, noting many settlers are railway workers and pensioned officers. The piece urges careful choice, recommends Hawkesbury Agricultural College, and cautions against rushing to seize any opportunity while stressing informed selection and understanding of state conditions.
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India
Sivrow
Fonco Mimis
Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Circu Ur Quay
Olone
Trouble in Bengal Ad Causes Boycott Awareness
London reports from Calcutta show growing public ads promoting boycotts and seal lon concerns. The issue centers on late era advertisements and the publicity surrounding the Bengal unrest.
Disestablishment Debate Echoes in Wales
A London report notes Wednesday evening indifference among Welsh men as Sir A Campbell Bannerman signals no bill for disestablishment of the church in Malew will be introduced this year. The piece records public sentiment and political maneuvering surrounding church reform.
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London
A. Campbell Bannerman
Malew
The Rand Strike and Pretoria Verdicts Influence Labor Strife
London reports on the Rand Strike where ministers pressure for bondholders to back down. A Pretoria dispatch says General Botha will announce Friday a plan to stop the Lour labor unrest by repatriating Chinese workers as contracts end, amid fears of civil war if volunteers are used.
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London
Ramsey Mastoward
Pretoria
Holla
Will Morrow
Riday
Hoth le
Imperial Wrath Imagined in Broughe Production Scene
The Imperial Telegram recalls a scene of wrath in a French Emperor tearing Austrian trappings, ordering arrest and exile. It contrasts Napoleonic exile with a German officer fleeing to the United States or Australia, leaving a tale of jealousy and decoy power.
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Presta Prines
Anders
Egypt
United States
Australia
Death of Sir Henry S. Hocking Former Attorney General
London reports the death of Sir Henry Sfirks Hocking once of West Anathi formerly a barrister at the Inner Temple. He served as Attorney General in Australia and Gibraltar and held senior colonial posts before retiring in 1906. He was married to Elizabeth Mary, daughter of Mrs. A Mituy of Sydenham.
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London
Henry Sfirks Hocking
West
Leaky Barque Reaches Durban after Melbourne Departure
A barque that left Melbourne in mid May for Durban arrived with damaged cargo. The voyage ran into trouble as the vessel leaked and weather challenged the crew before docking at Durban.
Fennis Championship Meeting Held At Lawn Tennis Club
Evening play at the Lawn Tennis Club saw Mrs Hillyard triumph in the Mixed doubles while Thirsby-Evening secured the Thirsby event. High spirits followed as players from ATF Stores competed in net play.
International Red Cross Conference in London action report
The International Red Cross Society in London agreed to appoint four delegates to visit Red Cross stations and prepare reports. Delegates discussed the handling of prisoners of war and a display of medical and ambulatory appliances was held in connection with the conference.
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London
International Red Cross Society
Lave
Sted Cross
Lord Dundonald Retires From Canadian Command
The Earl of Dundonald announced his retirement from command in Canada after twenty years of service. In Parliament debates, officials criticized military politicization and supported his removal while Winston Churchill and Arnold-Forster weighed in on the matter.
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Tunhon
Earl of Lundonald
Wenry
Hundonald
Tee Politien
Lora
Mt Villa
Om Jaue
Lora Dyutiowald
Ageteubulge
Siiney Pisberg Ik
Avuley Regiment
Wiutidanit
Teri Canada Aft
Ligy de George
Trad
Lord Dundone
Winston Churchill
Arnold-Forster
Stair
Lundeswid
Willyo
Berane
Torshir
Cricket in England: Northamptonshire and Gloucestershire in troubled match
In a rain affected county game Northamptonshire and Gloucestershire labored through troubled innings. Northamptonshire’s balling key figures, including a seven wicket haul, could not confirm a total in the second innings. Oxford University posted a low score in a separate note, while overall weather hampered major play.
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Yentridus
Itm Mel
Torksbley
Oxford Vulveraty
Motu
Oxlor
Miss Reeves at Cambridge in New Zealand race
The fragment notes Miss Reeves, daughter of Mr and Mrs Toews, competing at a Cambridge event in New Zealand. The report mentions a Moral Servants Prize and a Hinbetiss with Itonurs, but details and outcomes are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Fannin
Wa Toews
Cauitiriae
Poor milk and dairy ethics in old dairy practices
The text discusses dairy quality amid criticism of a dairyman allied with a dishonest cow. It argues that poor milk results from cow condition and feed rather than foul milk, urging better feeding and explanation to authorities while noting financial incentives affect enforcement.
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Mr. O'Callaghan
Ye Keens
Mia
Hralib
Ben Tillett and Arbitration A Fragmented Inquiry
An excerpt discusses arbitration and the coat lumpers rouble issue with references to Ben Tillett and the Sydney Labor Council. The text questions what power the Arbitration Court has and critiques the approach to common law and fair treatment, hinting at tensions between labor leaders and legal authority.
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Ben Tuit
Stanmore School Concert At Petersham Town Hall
Stanmore Public School held its annual concert at Petersham Town Hall on Wednesday night with strong attendance. The program featured school choir routines, songs by the plants, recitations, and phrases. Notable performers included Mienlaisy Crane Murint Pite Cavid Harris and Myra Froome with students listed in the cast.
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Stanmore Public School
Petersham Town Hall
Mienlaisy Crane
Murint Pite
Cavid Harris
Joe
Harden
Queen of Hearts
Mr. Broome
Mears
Sinn
Mesin
Seamen's Boarding Houses At Newcastle Reported
The Premier stated he has found the mayor of Newcastle seeking favours under the Local Government Act. He noted the law expedites granting powers and said the Town Council is alert to the issue. Further inquiries are planned next week to ensure proper instructions are followed.
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Eamiu
Newcastle
Counell
The Melbourne Murder Mystery Deepens
The Melbourne murder case involves Maurice Bernini and a family tragedy. Police investigations point to a suspect with ties to Sydney and Grummoyne and a daughter in distress, as detectives pursue leads and possible recovery of a missing relative.
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Maurice “Bernini
Trorpesurert
Melbourne
Tuneday
Erriole
Barnett
Rosea Kogland
Grummoyne
van Do
Sydney
Olds Jayne Cheary
Meyl
Akia
Crieot to serve Bas Cieiler Quay at noon tomorrow
London and Bremen traffic list shows passengers including Brivyilivy Cnginuer-Lieweman Me, A. Brook, HN. Me Wullan, Miss Dempater, Mrs. Thacker, and many others. Cargo items include 250 pair lege ant WKN retonnes, 200 CurewAN pork, 116i) bultocke and bh quarters, and 45M bales wool. Marine yard operations at Elbe BONS plus NASA dispatch by Loti an u company.
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Bas Cieiler Quay
London
Mdeur _ worl
V8 Dune
Ah Mato
Mrz
Nowcombu
Woonlitad
J. Stell Fillo
Amd
Malinry
Hales
Coal Lumping Difficulty Near Train Window
In a morning incident on a train near Milford, a passenger caused damage by throwing a brick at a window and assaulting a guard named Hussey. Sharples and Clarkson arrived with medical aid after the man was restrained. He faced charges of damaging property and assault.
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Mraley
Stepan
Sharples
Larkson
Fragmented Oriental Observations on Race and Crime
A garbled account discusses Oriental and white racial dynamics, mentions a visitor in the Northwest, an official visit to a restaurant, and references to murder and family duty in India. It touches on colonial corruption, police, and frightened natives, offering a frail, biased snapshot of prejudice and crime.
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Kipling
Ingie
Ina
Lake Te Aiame
India
Corpee
Ming
Commercial Traveller Robbed in Bathurst
A Bathurst police report states a well known western commercial traveller was robbed of two 45 notes, four sovereigns, and railway passes for Southern Western Lines valued at an unspecified sum.
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Hay
Bathurst
Southrrawan Western Lines
Obstructing Footways Reported Near Darling Harbor
A. W. Cormac, a cooper, faced proceedings for blocking footpaths at Bughs Factory and Lackey stream by camping in the fairway. Inspector Thuncan of the City Council noted about 100 cases and two tons of timber hindered the wheels, with penalties likely.
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Central Police
A. W. Cormac
Darling Harbor
Gamstion
Substitutes and a Counterfeit Extract Debate
Fragmentary notes describe concerns over counterfeit Sander and Son water extracts amid a public health controversy. References mention Dr. Benjamin and polygsying terms linked to ionized eucalyptus and water supply issues. The text hints at warning signals and the need for caution in public consumption.
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Benjamin
Eucalypans
Appeal Denies Conviction in Four Case Hearing
In Wollongong, an appeal hearing for four cases led to the Court denying the appeal and affirming the convictions. Charles Enward Michael Kelis faced charges from December 1908. the case involved testimony and cross examination, with remand for seizure proceedings following the Crown's questions. The Crown argued for broader questioning while the judge allowed, resulting in the upheld verdict.
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Sosrine Cohen
Sundiee
Dupta
Kelly
Seiutaure
Auiselions
Evidenrn
Armieitong
Ste ‘ ‘Lysagh
A” Delohery
Jon
Pennington Fined for Revolver Incident in Goulburn Street
In Central Police Court this morning Pennington was fined one pound for firing a revolver in a street altercation in Goulburn. He claimed he did not intend to harm and testified he acted to defend a friend. Constables Williams and Green observed the sequence as Pennington walked a short distance before the tense moment.
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Central Police Cour
Hanon
Pollet
Polion
Princé Alfred Faspival
Hothr
Arunk
Neteni
Poles Prosteutor
Central Police Court
Proulugion
Linsmith
Goulburn
Pune
Pennington
Irvine
Pultie Bay
Meer
John Williams
Duey
Plas Clorber
Green
Goulburn-street
Wilms
Ind
Uke Einer Atleor
Bach ‘Sain
Sud
Moka
Rwaden
FBI
Captain Fined as Ship Raid Near Sis Indictment Arises
A ship raid near Sis Indict and a captain facing a fine are reported with details about crew, actions, and subsequent investigations. The report mentions the vessel and charges while noting local authorities' involvement and maritime safety concerns.
Offence Recorded in Local Court Case Against Multiple Defendants
A historical court record details penalties for offences involving financial misdeeds and forged payments. Key individuals include Aethup Uariiner and Esai and Tins iimnek, with mentions of the Cone Court, Waterloo, and Fragda J. Wile Tame as related parties. The case references fines, imprisonment with hard labor, and a sequence of charges culminating in a remanded state awaiting further proceedings.
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Atears Esai
Iimnek Veneyeent
Iis Wabuore
Dts
Waterloo
Fragda J
Wile Tame
Torney
Cuuren
Walter Miauler
Aealies
Te “Hollen
AC Sane
Ererk
Enki Palawe
Derek Tye
Barney
Viertie
Petier
Focal Poli
Vie Tire Tor
Furwillie Trum Kerr Wood
Atties
Falas Henry Thombwest
Cour
Gy Court
Enurleg
Galloway South
Ville
WemeRe
Galunigne
Critvohley
Guijty
Wan
Faimio Gande
Oliver Hillier
Newcastin
Noweanila
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AL One
Benenur
Roberts
Toni Roown
George-Street
Wolpe
South Australian
Hunter River
Jamaica
Australian
Isa
Rovents Hotel
ROBERTS’ _ HOTEL
Palmer
F. J. Palmer and Son
Tailors, Hatters, & Mercers
George-St
Hayket
Market
Park-Street
Evening News
Ghopsia
Dixion
Isle OF
Qurmany
Antor
Price
Taykariss
Troll
A. Saunders
George Street
New Railway Station
Victoria Steps
Immigration
Bengal
Calcutta
Rand
H. H. Hocking
the Red Cross
Lord Dundonald
England
Gloucester
Northampton
Dennetts
Miss Reeves
Cambridge
Ben Tillett
Stanmore School
Bremen
THE
Orient
Kleist
Lotiianu and Company
NASA
Kamer Bieler
Sper Cie Ilar Saag
Vacatormom
Arra
Parééngers
Ehudrom Amd
Fyans
Misa Vans
Tiob Mise Graham
O Grumer
Wen
Hew
Mo Py Dodnee
Ani Mer
Bart Aefe Kees
Fwreem Ommd White
and Mires
Deren
Pryterigg
Bowell
Meete
Meuler
Seharidl
Xellle Slewart
Dekeky
von Tossau
Mis
Ridiri
Nickie
Cares
Aik
Oriental
Bewahe
Wollongong
Millsharpe
Gumiedah
Connell
Qhiddy
Ryan
Jan
Eni
Pan Hk
Rie Feourite
Paul
Ewriters
Tnt
Walatin
Enaline
Mary
Arpeaten
Recummitton Putiliere Hewonilanr
Tiuslow
Sis
On Yan
Airel
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