Deaths and In Memoriam Notices From Rivard Parish
A memorial page lists deaths and an In Memoriam notice for RexzunT. Includes mention of Gand i Baar and references to Crewe Crawford, Dunlop, and others. Also notes a memorial summary for a late individual with a personal tribute and address line indicating a specific location and date.
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Rexzunt
Nha
Iaoe
Taro
Chastie Crawford
Dunlop and Sey
Moener
Ted Abia
Advisory board for Sydney sparks debate at city council
The city council debates an advisory board proposed by Alderman Meagher to oversee urban redevelopment. Critics fear an external report requirement delays legal steps, while supporters argue a broad, representative panel with Chamber and industry voices could guide schemes without overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Pouncil Twarts
R. D. Meagher
Cornell
Wich
Connell
Meagher
Alderman Meazher
Aldernish Meagher
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Stanufactures
Builder and Contractors’ Association
Institute of Surveyors, Art Society
Trades and Labor Council
Lees
Couveria
Dculraine
Connellie
Conseil
Abiermas Meaghers
City council explores public support for new city body
The article discusses creating a city council panel to oversee a city body, with potential access to staff and facilities to foster organization growth. It notes possible benefits in mobilizing civic interest, engaging residents, and advancing the city’s development, urging careful consideration by officials and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiriseus
Smoking on Tramcars Provokes Public Discontent in Sydney
The Sydney tramway management faces criticism for offering smoking accommodation on crowded tramcars. The excerpt argues smokers should be restricted or prohibited on linked vestibule cars, noting the discomfort of non smokers, mothers, and children, and suggesting the system causes public inconvenience and a misallocation of car space.
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Sydney Tramway Service
Kerr
Suspended Cricketers to Be Reconsidered by Association
The N G W Cricketer Association contemplates a generous readjustment of year-old disqualifications on prominent players. The decision aims to end the dispute, restore the association’s authority, and avoid tainting Australia’s forthcoming test tour. Selection for the English tour will favor top performers, avoiding stigma from past defeats.
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N.g
W. Cricket Association
Witl Heim Australis Ib
Australia
Innocents Abroad on a Federal Legislators Visit
An account describes a fanciful northern territory expedition by Federal legislators. The text likens their journey to romantic exploration with odd incidents including encounters with wildlife and a “great fish” that supplies a breeze. It notes the unusual, adventurous tone of the trip and hints at broader implications for history and public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jy Capdot
Northern Territory
Jenge
Nemo
Concord Meeting Claims Immoral Affairs Subsidy Debate
Fragmented report from Concord describes a meeting about subsidy debates and moral concerns. The text is garbled but indicates a protest or discussion on whether a subsidy should be waved or maintained amid criticism. The account notes a lazy, exhausted mood and hints at an upcoming protest outcome.
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Chow
Lazgy
Australian navy co operation and Deakin announcement debated
In a local session the empire league discussed Australia’s stance on naval cooperation and a proposed withdrawal of support. Mr Deakin argued for discontinuing subscription and naval cooperation while public sentiment favored maintaining imperial ties. the meeting reflected unsettled opinions and a potential shift in stance as discussions approached a critical moment.
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Pes
Empire League
Jocal
Ikwee Ubant
Pinepe Ov
Deakin
Shaulm
Sonmibelien
Ambdofl
Soda
Deakte
Conferance
Australia
Sx Imperial Squadron
Hese Wotera
Mr. Deakin
England
Government Gazette doubts on a performer’s telephonic recital
A historical notice discusses the Commonwealth Ministry and the Government Gazette evaluating whether a lady professional can give a vocal recital through telephone service under public experiment. It weighs prudence, public favor, and employment constraints, asserting potential support if judged non provocative and limited to earning a livelihood.
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Commonwealth“Gerarstaens Gazette
Otter
Commonwealth Ministry
Deakins
Élonolion
Rinding & Mall
City and country life debate on urban population pull
The article discusses whether urban concentration harms population spread and detracts from rural work. It cites Mr Tree and Mr Trefle on choosing living and political careers, arguing the ease of attainment in either city or country contexts and whether city or rural electorates are more favorable for a legislative seat.
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Tree Eaen
Yin
North Shore Trams Update Delays and Timetable Change
North Shore tram services adopt a new timetable to ease crowding. The system's superintendent explains that trams now depart Willoupby road Crow's Nest and Falron-strew earlier, with a 10 minute earlier arrival at Milson Point. residents are adjusting to the shift as commuters weigh the impact on office timings.
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North Shore
Willoupbby-road
Crow's Nest
Falron-strew
Milhend
Kurrshew
Seimway
Bydney
Hwy
M.m
Indigestion remedies and curiosities advertise broadly
An eclectic ad blends medical nostrums with a catalog of goods. It touts sfigr sfigr and PISHER'S PHOSPHERINE as stomach aides and lung/organ tonics, then shifts to a sales section for jewellery, optical goods, fur items, and a free catalogue. It mentions Australasian delivery and Sydney showrooms, highlighting watches, pearls, and luxury items.
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Marth
Dart of
Australasia
BAUD
Witverauitie
Aed Opticta
Avermian Fars
Cuchis
George
Bydney
Russia's Troubles Rise Of Plot To Oust Government
London reports an Evening piece on unrest after the dissolution of the Dima and a plot to overthrow the government. Provisional details describe 200 infantry and two trains filled with consacks at rail stations in St. Petersburg and a fleeing deputy captured later. The article notes Stolypin addressing ministers and suspensions of Social Democratic deputies amid a wider inquiry into a plan to establish a Democratic Republic by military means. The government intensifies security as preparations for elections in September proceed.
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London
Dima
St. Petersburg
Obwohat
Aywlam
Des Rami
Stoivain
Tin Imma
OIF
Grand Prize of Paris, London Evening Talk of Races
A verbose report outlines Paris Grand Prize of 200000 francs with 15000 and 10000 francs prizes, plus 60000 by railway companies. It notes declarations by June and May, a list of horses and breeding lines, past winners like Spearmint and Minting, and mentions the Futurity Stake at Haden-Fudon.
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London
Bois de Boulogne
Paris
France
Thyee Great Rallwa
Tor Eatire
Agi Tilles
Trenive
Weighla
Colle
Ff Ells
Wee TV
Baron Edouard de Rathachild
le Rot Solesi
Eane
Darerel Peavc
M. Ebrusai
Ymion
My. Baville
the Ranger
Ceylon
Fervergues
the Earl
Cremorne
Mr Maville
Treoi
Atr Ithurly
Aram
Lobrre Tha Devil
Benen
Kinter
Malori
Haden-Fudon
Malmans-Lamathr
Pria
Hucquart
Inith
Corruption Case Shakes San Francisco Mayor’s Office
A San Francisco mayor faces extortion charges tied to restaurant dealings. The text notes potential five year imprisonment and ongoing detention while a court appeal proceeds, with references to the case and involved parties.
The Hague Conference Opens as Foreign Ministers Welcome Delegates
London hosts the second Haze tanfereuve meeting with international officials in attendance. Van Gondtrinan, the Northertanis Minister for Foreign Affairs, delivers a formal inaugural address. Nolido(twin is introduced as president and presides over proceedings.
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London
Haze Tanfereuve
Longs
van Ts van Gondtrinan
Nolido
Union of Churches Moves to Create United Protesant Obedect
London reports the Presbyterian Assembly votes 127 to to support forming a united Protestant Obedect by merging Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches under a single banner in the Union of Churches plan.
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London
Billiards Match Ends Amid Confusing Scrawl in London
A garbled London billiards report describes a dramatic evening match against Chapman with a large stake and disputed scores. The text includes odd phrases like 500000 up and references a break and eradicating ranone, yielding unclear outcomes.
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London
Chapmian
Sheenk
West Indies sugar industry protests Britain withdrawal
The Trinidad Chamber of Commerce and Agricultural Society protests Britain's withdrawal from the Sugar Convention arguing the move will extinguish the sugar industry in the region.
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West Indies
London
Triniidad Chamber of Commerce and Agricultural Society
Great Britain
New York Strike Collapses Amid Violent Clash
Striking longshoremen in New York halted work on Sunday as violence erupted with nonunion workers resisting. Police reported twenty non-unionists seriously injured after clashes using clubs and knives, with several nonunion workers taking over duties.
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New York
Statue of Duke of Cambridge unveiled in London ceremony
The Wing reported the equestrian statue of the late Duke of Cambridge in front of the War Office in London. Field Marshal You Habnie and a deputation from the Van Goeben Regiment attended the ceremony, delivering a formal homage amid expressed German disapproval. The statue is by Mr Adrian Toneh, honoring the late Duke who served as chief of the Van Gorben Regiment of the Prussian Army.
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London
Cambridge
You Habnie
van Goeben
Adrian Toneh
Cambrides
Hom Catopel
van Gorben
Woman Suffrage Granted in Norway
London dispatch reports that Norwegian women have won the parliamentary franchise. The milestone extends voting rights to eligible women, aligning Norway with other leading nations advancing gender suffrage, signaling social and political reform across Europe.
Pigeon Shooting Cup Won By Macintoan at London Club
London on Sunday evening reports Mr Macintoan of Sydney captured the £1 Challenge Cup at the Gun Club event held yesterday.
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London
Macintoan
Sydney
Wilding wins Kent lawn tennis championship in London
In London on Sunday evening at the Kent lawn fete, A. F. Wilding of New Zealand defeated A. W. Gore to claim the championship. In doubles, Gore and H. Roper Barrett beat N. E. Brookes of Victoria and A. F. Wilding.
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London
Kent
Disgraceful Conduct by Footballers in Melbourne Saint Kilda Match
Report of a disgraceful exhibition in the principal football match Melbourne versus St. Kilda. Players traded punches and other actions forced the umpire to call play. Police had to intervene as the area became heated. authorities vow to take drastic action.
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Melbourne
Mebourne
St. Kilda
Govasio Eally
Meg
Repatriated Australian Carpenter Charged in Police Court
A repatriated Australian carpenter named William Lewis faced the Contra Police Court on charges tied to recent language use and conduct. He pled guilty to the main offence, with the magistrate noting prior similar encounters and warning there may be more to come.
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Withian Lewis FA
George
Mothine
Crile
Mala
Found Andrew's
George-Knoet
Vancouver Mail Surprise and Sydney Mail Delays
A garbled report notes the Manuka mail steamer reaching port and trains delivering letters to Sydney from Brisbane. It recalls a Sydney arrival at 11 10 morning and a 12 20 p.m. adjusted time, impacting daily mail delivery and rail conveyance to towns like Castle Moorland along the route.
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Sydney
Tun Vipa
Authoriies
Mannike
Moitland
Tailoring You Are Sure Of Mr C Magen Pesiitens
Fragmentary OCR text mentions tailoring, a Mr C Magen and a shop. content is garbled with nonstandard terms and partial phrases, leaving unclear details about person, place, or event. No coherent facts beyond reference to tailoring and a person name.
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C. Magen
Divorce Court Details Abuse in Annesley Case
The divorce petition of Amelix Grain Annesley against Ethan Tawa Annesley cites constructive abandonment and domestic abuse. The article recounts repeated episodes including threats with a revolver, confinement, and coercive behavior at home, with the husband allegedly denying money and forcing her to leave the bed. The judge permitted testimony and the case proceeded into the hearing.
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Jumtce Simpson Te-Tay
Amelix Grain
Annesley
Ulm
Aethan
Fragmented Notes on Ancient Rock and Dino Life
A garbled OCR passage describes oldest rock samples and life forms in vague terms, mentioning granite, animal life, and prehistoric themes. It references the concept of ancient mother lavas and a mix of disjointed phrases about vegetation and animals, with unclear chronology and attribution.
Beware of Substituts and Volatile Bucaltit Ex extract
Fragmentary ad copy advertising volatile extract with misleading claims for rheumatic and other ailments. It promotes a fake remedy from a Dr J Benjamin and a Gence Randion ad Sone Purd Volatile Bucaltit Ex Extract, touting cure alls with dramatic language and dubious endorsements.
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Ae Wellansy
Supreme Court of Victoria
Sander
J. Benjansin
Wucalrosue Ad
Welch
Beremon
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Mercantile Mutual Fire Insurances Co
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Manwies
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Qld
Jamaica
M.S.W
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Goa
Bert Waliklen
N.B
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Market Streets
Evening News
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Andrageil
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Syaney
Iims
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Rivard Parrawas
Concord
ER Moderata
Russia
DEMA
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Sans Souci II
San Francisco
Tundon
Binkiy
Union OF the Churches
Duke OF Cambridge
Norway
Norveay
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Vancouver Mail
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Rohary Vinod
Auburn
Rest Moor
Far Rail
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Hemera
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Comet Bury
Cohenrurtio
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Ringe Water Trust Twofifl
Henest Wey Barringten
Ferearey
Wehait
Ant Warsipulion
Walisma-Baltarmim
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Heine Haflés
Taclilise
Doman Peings
Coal Stores OF
United States
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Murisred
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Victoria
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