In Memoriam Fragments from an Eths and Deaths Page
A garbled 19th or early 20th century death and marriage notice fragment honors multiple local families. Names such as Bryant, Bryant Brassiaw, Moonet, Meliss, Wyllie, and Tasha appear among memorial lines, with scattered biographical hints and dates, preserving a mournful obituary collage. The readable text centers on family remembrances, parental dedications, and affectionate remembrances within a community deaths list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewoney
Dean Tether
Gis
Tov Som
Uaughter
Sandren
Mary
Robie
Maly
Ajeet Bryant
Hr Hag Aul
Aawentertnlaw
Wy Wid J
Beyant Brassiaw
Jane Uradatwn
Sonibelan
Bekad J
Altzweil Mayralvet
Moonet
Ine
Alan Shors
Lumon
Anil
Mariel Miaillis
Alice
Meliss
Toni Isola
Olulios
Guinier
Tan
Wyllie
John. Wyllie
Cha. Swine
Raltensarrest
Australian Defence Critique of Poli tical Hypocrisy and Defence Cuts
A historical critique denounces drastic defence force reductions in Australia, blaming political parties for wielding power to shape defence and state policy. It condemns a leadership seen as pliable while calling for a reform that curbs hypocrisy and questions the fiscal approach to military expenditure. The piece laments the influence of party blocs over national security and laments a tax on political credulity as essential policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Defence Forces
Wen
Paleralapi
Commonwealth
Defence
House of Representatives
Australia
New South Wales
England
Luttrell
Soleain
Dean Cowper and the aged archbishop in Australia’s church history
Sydney readers learn of Archdeacon Cowper and the venerable cleric Asa Cowper as the nation approaches a milestone in church history. The article traces their influence and the enduring legacy of Cowper’s reforms and humanity, framing a historical volume in the public library as a touchstone for public instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Asa Cowper
Austraiias
Piber
Telude
Brad Ant Emrholle
Lie
Caleridge
Blockhouses proposed as new creameries and boarding houses
In a South Africa visit Mr Seddon and British Empire leaders praise converting thick-walled blockhouses into creameries and boarding houses. The idea envisions ice storage and display spaces, turning forts into markets and social hubs with potential revenue for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seddon
Nea
New Zealand
South Africa
Valdt
Johannesburg
Lena
America
New York
Bolton
Nim Garden
Heilal
Deluded victims and wartime voting in Kruger era politics
Fragmentary protest rhetoric accuses Paul Kruger supporters of duplicity and disloyalty, arguing Krugerites align with country’s enemies, condemning perceived political wavering and calls for unity against the War Ministry amid contested election loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kruger
Miniatére
Krigerites
Sagland
War Ministry
Allegiases
Ulm
Russia and Persia Rail Link Ambitions Across Trans-Caspian Route
A telegram reports Russia and Persia pursuing railway expansion from the Caspian region toward Afghanistan and the Persian Gulf. The plan would extend via Tabriz toward the Persian Gulf and threaten British trade routes, provoking concern in Australia and London about German-Austrian rail influence and strategic Eurasian access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Ribela
Great Britain
Asia
Kuala
Feria
Afghanistan
Hiesia
Brdousca
Douphin
Tabriz
Vornet
Persia
Kaasslum
Persian Gulf
Evening News
Pervian
Hue
Sol
Iowa
Avia
Tubria
Throuae
Ube Kerkah
Varey
Anglinl
St. Peters
Bulllohid
London
Drwad Sat
Myautiman
Keveral Teiperan
Tate
Lalwat
Hinwian
Extvmnion
Foul
Aspian Agalem Cy
Peralun Gulf
Gruesome death reported in North Amduey tent camp
A dead man named Charles Stewart Rodinada was found in a tent at Bout axreet in North Amduey on Biuttay. He appeared to have died recently with signs of violence, and the local residents alerted police. A detective notes unclear details but mentions possible heart failure while eye remedy ads appear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart Rodinada
North Amduey
Biuttay Saerning
Boutaxreet
Joyalley
Thare
Ubak
Aimee
Cigar Makers In Court Over Industrial Dispute Action
In the Arbitration Court at Redfern an application by the New South Wales Branch of the Cigar Makers Union for an interim leave to proceed was heard. The hearing examined a strike incident from May 17 during an industrial dispute and considered whether a temporary factory lockout occurred, with testimony from union secretary M. Aaron and others. The court suggested a possible early date for further hearing as arguments continued.
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Defence
le Varius
Commonwealth
Victoria Barracks
Europe
William Lyne
Edward Hutton
Wim
Hiytton
Trou
Sour Africa
South Africa
Naval Arilery
Naval Brigade
Inter
Meron
Ealien
Australie
Borha
Edward
England
China
Australis
Devon
Pencami Eritien
le Hai
Lusky
New South Wales
Cave
Aupmon
Pelulant Daakars
Uovepeing
Juxtiee Cohen
Preadent
Mase Cruickshank
Smith
Cigar-matin Union of Australia
Yamin Proceadives
Arthur Hirschman
Abepepomble
Striet, Redfern
Spelloni
M.R. Aaron
Secrenary
Feefman
Hirach
Nuu
Hunour
Cabo Aid
Hay
Eby Peices
Aaron
Munday
Governor's levee arrangements at State Government House
The Governor announces levee arrangements at the State Government House with invited members and public officials to assemble at 2 30 pm. Attendees enter by Bridges Street basement door and leave by Macquarie Street. Uniform dress requested for all gentlemen including army members. Each guest must present two cards with name and rank at entry.
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Huse
Govermin
Bilpase
Kientlemen
Enrrow
Lepialutve Council
Macquarie Street
Amuy
Oney
Wil
Searle
Sue
Acting Chief Justice Amid Political Turmoil
The Kawoullye Council appoints Acting-Chief Justice during the Chief Justice's absence to avoid delaying the Supreme Court's work. A public statement says the measure preserves independence while awaiting formal approval, with both Acting-Chief Justice and a senior judge set to preside at the Bauer Court Se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawoullye Council
Ks Moritime
Stonem
Chiet Jwalice
Bir
Wrederich Lturley
Uulfeuity
Lyon
Steptien
J. le
Stephen
New Oun Wales
Apiine-duatie
Tuslce
Acling-Chint Jastlvn
Jonwerw
Ile Bauer Court
Adjourment of the Courts Delivers Farewell to Chief Justice
In AKIRE MI, Justice Stephen presides as adjournments close sessions. The court plans no immediate delays, with five attorneys summoned to address matters and allow fellow judges to bid farewell to Chief Fumie Sip Feedk Durney before travels to Europe for the benefit of his heirs.
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Stephen
Akire
Sip Feedk Durney
Trio
Europe
Flags at Half Mast After Admiral Sampson’s Death
Sydney harbour warships lowered their colours today after official word that Admiral Sampson of Ly Ls Navy died in Washington. He was 62. Glebe police report two robberies in the suburb on Saturday night involving money and jewellery, including items from 12 Connee, Mrs. Egerton, Forest Lodge Hotel, and the residence of Mr G Clem at No 4 Wood Street opened by skeleton keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Harbour
Globe
Admiral Sampson
Ly Ls Navy
Washington
Glebe
Que
Forest Lodge
Hoty
Connee
Incoherent Market Bonanza Report From Sydney Jeweller
Fragmented OCR text describes nothing coherent about market items. It mentions A Saunders, a Sydney jeweller, and references to shops, watches, prices, and a birthday-like sale at near list prices. The passage is garbled and lacks a clear event or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewallary
Moe Bowess
Australia
Watchem
Iros A. Saunders
Sydney
Lonendinge Jeweler
Slaton
Fragments of Sydney Bites and Public Notices.
A jumble of late 19th century notices reports heavy southerly gales at Sor, political commentary from the Leader, ship and rail disruptions in New Zealand and Australia, a fire at a commission agent’s office, court actions over cheques and land, with accidents and sermons noted. Names include A C Lar, Colvin, Lampeus, and J Gillies, among others.
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Hennessy
Dave
Amd
Sret-clase
Ibapecilan
Saunders
George-St
Devin
Bosewey
SSP
Sim Soren Sereneni
Apeteersente
Inmeion
Nike
Jia Am
Reagan
Zoho Neale
Dextros
Lane
Ar Mitchett'a Crock
Jearbigal
Dubbo
Patrice Laine
Parkes
Axel
the Evening News
Deten
Reenter
Ny Hecesetty
Gervan
Eigen Sokilers
Tastetielves
Castine
Sual Ovale
Ak Permaawnt Ailiers
Momieatie
Simelk Fares
Neue Ty Buds
Olivier Ties
Millites
Neertaud
Cormands
Eatonicire
Robert Teid
Mob
Associated Chambers of Commerce of Agstratut
Gruwts
Teall
Pre
Dean Cowper
Russia and
Rosehill Haces
Mixa Robinson
Boielle
Bates
Grundy
Bidlawa
Apebiv Belle
Willen Jasmes
Margabet
Miles Fagin
Volcanie Vajsees
Heronne
Puada Bs Wag Shuxbelt
Tom Pool
Kango
Sportyineu
CLYDE
Jurton Ge Yoek Mazbev Genttemea
Tim i Dlewsier
Milo
Ulin
Altonme
Chivers E. Fhijoy Norton
Ticklers
Trulia
Epeculuia
Rentropa
Masham
Siratin
Winnitas
Akpro
Copporat
Auranta
Firsetuy Faiey Prince
Churamy
Doutufae
Watch
Lord Roberts
Gentleman Jt
Glonara
Cape
Hoyas
Limerick
Lady Grafton
Ar. W
Stanbury
Wicannia
Mayer
Lea Alga
Rene
Justice M. H. Stephen
Sor
Tataind Bacety
Mew
Wales
Bouth Asistralia
Dor Helawher
A.C. Lar
Alth
Baturaiy
Eugene J. Lampeus
Allan Riward Leonard
Bydawy
Proense
den Haw
Mir
S. Quarmes
Dandain
F. J Martel
Tire
Mire Guarman
Twi Ohlidres
Lunes
Moran
Eulare
Penree
Balmoral
Meaers, Goldsbrough, Mari, and Company
Lola
Lee
New Zanhead
Righ Hood
Hawke's Zay
Manawatu
Hogowellatree
Brdige
Sydruy Hospital
John Huger
Camiueh
Singay
Somm My
Liverpool Street
Peacher
FM Darley
Anu wWiahyd
Aim
Fredirinl
Ise Lms Mana
Jincaice
Alew
Monald
Kyabram Reform League
John Lawton
Ube Latour
Ins
Gmce
Balter
Sanday
Soman Counel
Strange
Peacock
Ritapatrick
Tt iv
Adelaide
Lord Tennyson
Richard Neville
Lord Tentyane
Btywartsyiol
Tru
Juin Haynes
Mila
Walfingtom
Warwick
Aaturiny Sist
Aroun
Kiaily
Noyes
J & Beauchuip
Martel
Beauchamp
Janey
Daly
Market
George
Lalta Novapoles
Feganda
Henry Spencer Hansen
Parramatta
Katierine Lacy Hennessy
Glebe Polncross
Cormstalk
Barklouse
Capital Union
Fyederick HU Herd
Brerty
Walker
Tederswee
Ube
Citar
Generyl Asammur
Woollahra
Wilsao
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