French Spring Racing Sees Grand Prix Winner
Paris meets for the Grand Prix event as Moulcene Wins amid imports, with heavy purses and declarations. The article notes horses like Saint Phalle and Gire, with bets and prizes totaling thousands of francs, including the Grand Critérium de l’Ice and Poulains stakes, pointing to a vibrant Paris spring meeting and names such as Baron Leonivo and M. J. Arachtela in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lontion
Ae Ander
Oruad Priay
Faris
France
Atte
Forche
Guyie Pdal- Liv
Hey of
Garis
de St Alary
Ins
Sysilee the Reogz
Ceylon
Kisber
Americus Furhall
Saint Phalle’s
St. Keniten
Fromsieliz
Dynsova
Baron Leonivo
de Bremond
Honore
M. J. Arachtela
Epring Marting
Rielz Asleedeon Aleo
Leu
Oye
Paris
K. 5. Slewier
Leopold de Rothechild
Niphetos the Australian Racehorse Arrives in Bogiad
The Australian mare Niphetos, full sister to Senenful and Learn, arrived in Bogiad after a Portland-Tes Rose breeding. Bred by Mr. W R Wilson at the St. Gene Stud, she won the Marrhyrnong Plate before being sold to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bogiaod
bin of Portland
W R. Wilson
St. Gene Stud
War
Enicingd
Weather forecast and rainfall across southern regions
Crux showers move south from Trial Bay with misty conditions in places. Disturbance Brat Gon promises rain in southern regions, with variable winds and fog in many areas. Rain records listed for numerous stations across Riverina and New South Wales, including Armidale, Wentworth, and Newcastle, as of Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trial Bay
Yore
Braddon
Braddon,” Epleneudently Mae Mputing Mace Bal Ueda
Eee
Anuth-Weat
Cape Worlumterland
New South Wetes
Queensland
Uwe
Moopeaira
Balraat
Moulamein
Hay
Decitiguip
Hents
Moama
Riverisa
Quirindi
Barrabs
Murrurwodi
Gleo Innre
Xewcastle
Mose Valy
Jervia Bay
Cilidekia
Bodalla
Bomb
Vote
Heavs Seas
Camden
Tweed
Lockhart
Newcastle
Nulhre
Wentworth
Swan
Big bill from New Zealand collision damages ships
A damaged vessel billed a large sum for repairs following a major collision near New Caledonia. The vessel hired a pilot for Frisco and expects to bail soon. Repairs included foremast, decking, tubing gear, and bosun fittings on three ships, with most costs borne by the Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Frisco
Big Slim
Tourigures
Cme
Rioters in Court Face Charges in Two Suburbs
Thomas Bevweil aged 20 and Ersew Lane aged 19 were charged with bearing in a fidens manner in Err sXlucyilie road Sewt0wn on Saturday. Vewaré James Foley aged 22 and Thomas Joseph Quill aged 23 were similarly charged for weaponing and creating disturbances in Parramat U toed Petersham on yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bevweil
Ersew Lane
James Foley
Tipteey
Thomas Joseph Quill
Parramat- U-toed, Petersham, Om Geterday Bast
Escaped immigrant case ends with fine in court
The court heard a case involving an escaped immigrant identified as Ou Hose from the Commonwealth on June 4. The defendant claimed efforts to secure the item and claimed to be a member of a crew from which the escaped individual was rostered. A reward was offered for information. A fine of £20 was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P_ Helen
Commonwealth
Cowie
Terrible Eruptions From Martinique Devastate Fort de France
A New York Herald report from May 21 describes the Mont Pelee eruption on Martinique, detailing a city scorched by ash and heat. Dr. Manning recounts scenes of death on the shores and streets as bodies lie amid smoke and debris, with refugees fleeing Fort de France and ships crowded with those seeking escape.
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New York Herald
Aridgeawa
Barbatoes
Javed
Frou
Pierré
Shin Gey Uedey
C.J. Manning
Dluamler i
Pierre
Aese
Koraima
Udig
Beids
Ewusidering
Bud Kure
Shote
Muggaly
Eyldensly
Sallar
Glore
Euffor
Luc Durtier
Mr. Bares
Tir Bank
Howe
St. Vincent Alsler
Fort de France
Rey
Theii Promptu
Theii Promptu Crematorias
Eascer Ang Petroleum
Sead
Acete Dow
la Soufiriere
St. Vincent
Martinjaite
Siz Boure
Fort de Fraber
Mont Pelee
Hlands
Brea
SS. Fierre
Marti Ique
Amy
Thanes
Volcanic upheaval and watery crisis disrupts island regions
In the aftermath of a violent eruption the inland area is ablaze with fire while lava flows fill valleys and lakes. A French sloop reports explosions along the coast as residents flee and seek safety from rising fumes and sulfurous vapors.
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Mont Pele
Wundreda
Beremone
Lalani
Caplan Magras
Iaceith
Painter Samuel Maylin injured in street clash near Paddingtam
A 52 year old painter Samuel William Maylin of Ginoa Street Paddingtam suffered a fractured skull after a Saturday night assault. Police arrested a suspect as a brawl between soldiers and youths escalated into a disturbance near Glenmere Road, with Maylin as the injured party and Bayliss among the cited names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel William Maylin
Ginoa Street
Paddingtam
yAney Hospital
Baylies
Come Rouety
Glenmere
Ures
Tee
Ehicn
Bayliss
Death of the Rev Dr White Singleton
The Rev Dr James Smith White MA ex Moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly and pastor at Singleton died after a brief illness. Born in Glasgow he came to Sydney at age 10 and pursued studies at Australiana College and Sydney University earning BA MA LLB and LL D. He led Boots Church Melbourne and Singleton and taught at the Singitian Grammar School. A scholar member of the Royal Society of NSW and the Australian Association for the Advancement of Science, he published moral essays. He will be interred at the Gowrie private cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
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Singleton
James Smith White
St. Andrew's
Gowrie
Vlereymai Wep
Glasgow
Sydney
Fle
Australiana College
Presbyterion Synod of
Australia
Hotberth
Sydney University
Royal Society of Nsw
Austriian Association
Wi Gowrie
Adelaide
Melbourne
Eumiea-aleet
Ioalsmgro
Clarence
See
York
New ‘Zealand
Rowntry
Treroania
Austin
Annline
New York
Victorien
Senate
House of
Java
Duiries
Induery
Banda
Stepres
Belog
Rouk Australia
Victoria
Tasmania
Snreer
Reiffern
Abe
Temorg
Theache
Dr Cullen
Beran Puthork
Walla Waila
Brocklesay
Wellington
Nerramine
Lockhart
Carnedilo
Yara
Coolamon
Berrigan
Walt
Cowen
Tempra
Heory
Culcaira
Brocklesby
Narramine
Parkes
Old Dunes
Lott
Berrigwn
Mistaken Interference With Customs Goods Leads to Fine
The Water Police Court heard Hawley and partners under Holdsworth Macpherson and Company accused of aiding Donohoe in April 15 interference with goods under Customs control. A guilty plea was recorded after a clerk reportedly removed the goods by mistake, resulting in a £3 fine plus costs for the defendants, F. A. Hawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tm Ute Surmans Division
Water Police Court
Hawley
PA. Hawley
Holdsworth, Macpherson, and Company
Donohoe
F. A. Hawley
Plague at Zoo Triggers Health Board Debate
The Plymouth health leaders link a Waterloo infection to die offs at Pridey Zoo where stray pigs and bees died. Dr Ashburton Thompson urges isolating zoological gardens and culling rats to stop spread as waterloo council faces tense talks at the local chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Waterloo
Ashburton Thompson
Zoological Gardens
Mmala
Disputed Will Case Concludes in Probate Suit
The probate suit Sacks versus Walson centered on the will of James Walse of Waverley. Evidence bearing on the will and its particulars appeared in the Evening News. Proceedings concluded before Mr. Jwathe Walkin yewlerdey and the counsel completed their submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacks
Walson
James Walse
Waverley
Jwathe
Fodder Duties Spark Statewide Grain Support Measures
The report notes government discussion on fodder support for pastoralists, with $06,000 earmarked in the state to commence a bandtesting program within a fortnight. An additional 64,000 bushels in the district prompts immediate feeding plans, amid disjointed references to banking, travel, and unsettled local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nammabre
Commonwealth
Poultry trade and grain duties stir Melbourne markets
Amid stormy debate in Parliament over duties, Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide markets report plentiful poultry feed grain, maize imports, and shifting freight rates. Argentine and New Zealand shipments arrive, with millers and farmers wary of tariff changes impacting price and supply. freight costs threaten domestic output.
Tasmanian Apples in Coll Supply Report
Fragmentary OCR text notes Tasmanian apples and supply themes. Mentions tax, theft, and vague pricing or counts, but details are unclear. No clear events, dates, or named organizations present.
Redfern Forage Sales Report Shows Mixed Quality and Prices
The Redfern forage sale notes mixed demand with high voly and some clearances plus firm to lower bids on wheat and barley. Pollard inquiry at 1340. Various consignors and buyers listed, including Ho Prescoit And Company and W. Gray and Company, with multiple lots of lucerne, straw, and hay across regions.
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Redfern
Mack Owina Bay
Lucerne
Pollard
Fortrefour Teuche
Chall
Cerne
Anton Ray J. Straw
Whet
Warley Lanamp
Ho Prescoit and Company
Hallami
W. Gray and Company
Sheppant, Marvey, and Walker, Welle and Sallbene
Stewart, Porteous and Company
Weather and Oxley
Ollie End Company
J. Grider and Company
Little’ and Company
Farmers’ Co-operative Company
HM. Sutter Snd Company
Permers and Salilers
Aenciation
Heston ‘Brothers
Daleesy and Company
Limied
Lent and Perry
J. Campbell
Elias Hamer
Perth
Pawsed
ex-Ryletome
Harybin and Son_Ganmain
A. A. Figen and Company
Corona Soni
Dusty
Omen
Fe i Fein
Gunolag
Paseed
Prenkiey
MV BuEst
Sue Bal Whaigee
Brewonglo
Culliford
Red
Roath Brothers
Pomen
Orndea
Norman
Albury
Til Per Owl Tasorne
C Kiely
Tarra
Lywis
Skyonon
Moonbhaay
Tara
Hobinson
Banyan
Daten
Kole
Astoy Cosmrove
Raglan
Denain
Kela
Uereick Hira
Penn
J Pratley
Cowra
Dunia Straw
Eron T. Hert
Pewend Pollard
T. Alleanp End Company
Murrimufurrah
Prom Pree Grojners
Coolamon
Darting Harbor
Sea Captain Fined After Altercation at Newtown
George Munir, 40, was charged at Newlowe Chart with assaulting Jessie Munro at Newtown on the Ith Iperent. The court found the accused was not a sea captain and fined him 408 with an alternative of 14 days hard labour. Accused also fined Ws on four days hard for gentleness and orderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Munir
Chereed
Jessie Munro
Newtown
Prossentrix
Niaitor
Wilshire
Burglary at Armidale disrupts local shop
Mooray Armidale page brothers' labes conat and stationery shop broken into between Saturday night and Sunday. A uxnh-Dor Wan seoltn containing between £40 and £60. The thief took two cheques and tampered with the frame door. Window of the hairdressing salon at the rear was forced and discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armidale
Mooray
Page Brothers
Trance
Abe Urelur
Fire at Lithgow Railway Station Damages Old Building
A blaze at Lithgow’s railway station damaged weatherboard structures erected only a few months earlier. Firefighters responding to the alarm found the office area and signal lamps affected as flames spread near the Mount Adgecombe approaches. Investigations will detail the circumstances of the fire and any contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jef Lithgow
The Ras Elba Accident at Newcastle
The Adelaide 3.5 Poppalus chartered steamer Elba struck rocks near Nobbse, returned to port, and remains grounded in soft mud. Nautical experts fear severe hull damage, with repairs costing thousands of pounds. A survey and inquiry by the Navigation Department proceed before Marine Court action.
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Newcastle
Adelaide
Poppalus
Cteaner
Fds
Elba
Nobbse
Port
Fae
Merley
Lenis Tor
Brown
Uo Fepork
OConnor Sentenced in Melbourne Courthouse
John OConnor, identified as part of the Perkigs group, was sentenced by Justice Holroyd to three years hard labor. Defence counsel D Gaunson urged leniency, arguing possible sentence reductions from past conduct. The case had been deferred previously for full court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
John O'Connor
Cay
Juntice Holroyd
D. Gaunson
Tade
Grisener
Hent
South African policy shifts and gold dredging output rise
The article outlines policy promises under Sir Dariel Barbaur favoring minority and railway reforms, with tax relief for colonies. It reports on the Araluen Central dredge’s 52 hours for 1901 gold yield and wide dredging activity in Buckland River, Alco and other sites, detailing shares, prices, and market moves across Sydney and Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darel Barbaur
Trasavaal
Guede Pamelng
Araluen Central
Buckland
Drvdes Iq
Cartine
Pacert Roets
Iseorg Pla
Carla
Han
Stalin
Montay
Dirsevers
Jan Spmwkun
Laradun
Chilingor
Margret
Riven Tor
Regent
Marsaree
Dare
Clousine
Vuupany
Theoretic Blanc Sands
Driseis
Uopessaried
Tor
Ya Caver
Lamur
Greganan Elmed
Arona Ate
Babunlay
Mayer
Cotes
Iyantoo
Morttiera Ellecks
Avableo Valles
Araluen Valley
Ane
Lagbian Guill Fields
Forbes
Ptr
Érushek
Roacombition 2Ruue
Toetal
Cpaulding
Sydney
Wafkuc
Gulbe
Wales
Gympie
Charters Towers
Teese Gerauce
GMA Ds Vie der
Norte
Columbia View
Salon
Sydaey
Eeccod Call Commercial Bank
Sidney Inew
Mercantile Miltuml
Beiede Tis
AES. Bank
Bebosle
South Great Eastern
Queen Central
New Queen
UA Urs
Belbourne
Moma
Treasury
Aratuen Central
North Colwmbia
Lysihoe
Victoria Gata
Queen Wentral
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Po-Reemg
News BY
CABLE
Niphetos
Mr. Weagge
DR. White
Wes Zypertes
Banco Ceart
Africa
Jorge Samend
Adrinide
Rollar
Duabel
Pride
Cneated
Geoft
N.sw
Pelne
New Zealand
Dai
Choice
River
South Coast
Tata
Mata
Nsw
Sint Fret
N.E.W. Factory
Odalla
Hare
Cape
Tholes
Guthentowts
Redfern Forage Sales
Ras Elba
Peldl Y Zia
South Cork
Corporation
St. Coolearre
Sismars Mille
Enlon Creek
Chalers
Northern
Calomdah
Dicte Colonial
Mannen
Imal Triadoe
Ditia
Colonial
Lake Vie Conane
Ponce Royal
Ditto
Moral
Queen Mowwater Central
Queens Mensite
Tarcoale Proprietary
W. Wallel
Ted
Oympie
Booth Maalers
Bias
Oriental Burpran
Vis
North Oriental
Oriental Extended
Bas
Oriental
Melboure
Montes Biles Esd
Beokan
Bowthoan
Mada
Yer
Hering Hills
Salen Ie
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