Deaths and Memorials Notice Batch from Dumgog and Beyond
Births, marriages and deaths column lists several obituaries and memorials. Entrants include Russell of Dumgog aged 42 with burial at Dungog, Bell family memorials for Malcolm and a nephew, Manson family notices for Charles Manson with multiple relatives, Monaghan mourning Catherine, Pakes Vincent in memory, and a China remembrance dated June 1 1999, inserted by family members.
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Russell
Dumgog
John Kumeli
Phoumonia
Waverley
E.c.c
Dungog
Bell
Fittie Pon
Malcolm
Emma
Malcolm Bell
Annie
James Dohren
Manson
Charles Manson
Ife
Edith Johns
Edward William Johne Manson
J Dunstan
J. Williame
Monaghan
Catherine Monaghan
Ernest
Nellie
Pakes
Vincrent Pakes
Sophie
Ernest Preedee
Bhenghal
China
Esther
John Miles
Tia
The Russian Singers Debut in Sydney Next Wednesday
Next Wednesday the Russian operatic singers M Eugene Ossipoff and Mme Zoe Dolinsky will make their Sydney debut. Ossipoff, once principal Gontijnen at the Grand Opera House Moscow, is praised as Russia’s most popular singer. Mme Dolinsky rivals him in fame. The instrumental portion features M Du Boulay, a violinist from Prague. Box plans are open at Paling's.
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M. Eugene Ossipoff
Mme
Zoe Dolinsky
Sydney
Dotesky Glaaa
Noroe Gantiglers
Petersburg
M. Ossipoff
Grand Opera
M. du Boulay
Prague
Paling’s
Australian Furs and Remedies for Women Stump Fraud Ad
An OCR fragment advertises Australian furs and Carlson's remedies for women with claims of free samples or offers. The readable text is incomplete but indicates promotional material for women’s health products and fur goods.
The Teetotaller and The Philosophy of Thrift Discussed
A report outlines a conference on thrift in Edinburgh noting that thrift science spans life itself. It argues against hoarding for its own sake, urging a fuller view of happiness and prudent use of money toward a richer life. It contrasts varied paths to happiness and cautions misers lacking vision.
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Edinburgh
The Golden Mean And Self Development In Life’s Pursuit
The text argues happiness arises from self development yet is shaped by social and environmental forces. It contrasts abstinence, diet fads, and cultural shifts with the ancient idea of nothing in excess, urging a sane balance as the basis of right thinking and conduct. It emphasizes thrift as a guiding rule, not greed.
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Hungary
Noted American Author Praises English Lovers
Miss Gertrude Atherton, famed American novelist, remarks in New York that Britishmen excel at love. She argues foreigners know better how to woo and keep affection, while American men lack finesse and charm. She says if she married, it would be an Englishman, praising the English as the most interesting type.
British virtues and American marriage myths in gender roles
A reflective column argues that British men supposedly mask bluntness with virtues while Americans are valued as husbands for money. It notes protests against the “best husband” label in America and African women seeking sympathy over wealth, concluding men secretly prefer to please than be good husbands.
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America
Stage Costumes and the Value of Scenic Dress in Opera
The author argues that stage costumes and scenery greatly enhance dramatic meaning in opera and theater. Concert performances lack the full impact without visual elements, as historical or legendary representation relies on attire and setting to convey mood and context. The piece notes Lyric works often favor legend over contemporary scenes, and suggests Sydney may soon see costume concerts.
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Lohengrin
Sydney
The Great Floods In Switzerland And Germany
British dispatches report immense floods across Switzerland and Germany with towns submerged and corpses in the Rhine. A landslide blocks St Gothard Tunnel and Basel's region suffers widespread damage. 26 deaths in Switzerland as rivers rise, bridges fail, and train service breaks between Munich and Frankfurt.
The Veto Conference
London leaders of the Government and the Opposition met to day and agreed on a conference. The talks will be secret and untrammeled by any limitations or conditions.
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London
Chinese Crew Mutiny Aboard Highland Monarch
The Highland Monarchs Chinese crew mutinied in Philadelphia when denied shore leave en route to Auckland. They fought with knives and were overpowered. While leaving port seven crew members leaped overboard, four drowned.
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London
Philadelphia
Auckland
Bomb Attack Kills Polish Police Chief and Two Cops
In Grodzisk near Warsaw a youth hurled a bomb at M. Alexandroff the police chief. Two policemen died in the attack and the assailant killed himself while being pursued.
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London
M. Alexandroff
Grodzisk
Warsaw
Two More States in the American Union
London reports the Senate admitting Arizona and New Mexico as states. The Union now includes 48 states, Alaska and Hawaii as territories, and the District of Columbia without representation. Admission follows enabling acts or existing constitutions. Territories gain a delegate in the House with speaking rights but no vote.
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London
Senate of the United
House of Representatives
Pure Food Standards Proposals From Interstate Conference
Resolutions on pure food standards were sent to state Premiers. Recommendations urge strict regulation of preservatives except salt sugar spices vinegar and milk sugar only. Prohibit artificial colorings flavorings unless declared and license vendors of ice cream gelated water temperance drinks. Control repeat dispensing of prescriptions. Regulate misleading ads and dust contamination of unpacked foods. Labelling to be considered by governments promptly.
Australian inventor patents Hertzian wave control for aircraft
London reports that A G Roberts of Western Australia has successfully tested a system to control dirigibles and aeroplanes via Hertzian waves. The invention, described in a recent essay, is claimed to apply to submarine torpedoes as well.
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London
A. G. Roberts
Scott Expedition Funding Appeal Opens in London
In London at the Devonian banquet Captain Scott announced a further 4000 pounds is needed for the Antarctic expedition. The Daily Graphic invites subscriptions to support the venture.
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London
Scott
Daily Graphic
Kaiser’s Health Reported Improving in London Bulletin
London reports the German Emperor is progressing favorably and hopes to recover within a week. Obscure bulletins have caused concern as officials indicate the Emperor’s right knee may be inflamed from saddle strap pressure during long rides.
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London
N S W Wheat Exhibits at Liverpool Corn Exchange
London Friday Evening Mr. T. M. CochranAgent General has arranged an exhibition at the Liverpool Corn Exchange featuring prize wheat from New South Wales.
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London
T. M. Cochran
Liverpool
Proclamation for Acquisition Under Closer Settlement Act
The Government issues another proclamation of intended acquisition under the Closer Settlement Act. It concerns a portion of the Tuppal Estate described as about 50,000 acres within Denison and Townsend counties and multiple parishes, within the Corowa, Deniliquin, Berrigan, and Conargo shires.
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Tuppal Estate
Denison and
Townsend
Tongaboo
Ulupna
Finley
Langunya
Warragabogra
Wollamal
Yalgadoori
Corowa
Deniliquin
Berrigan
Conargo
Children Free from Workhouses Urges Emigration
London readers learn that Mr John Burns head of the Local Government Board has issued a circular to Boards of Guardians urging prompt release of children from workhouses. He recommends training ships and child emigration as remedies to the plight.
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London
Boards of Guardians
John Burns
Local Government Board
Unopposed Unionist Wins Lewes Seat After Cabinet Vacancy
In a London parliamentary election report Mr Campaign, Unionist, was elected unopposed for Lewes following the death of Sir H Aubrey Fletcher Unionist. The general election polling had Sir H Aubrey Fletcher 1640 Liberal Easi Williams 4571.
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London
Campaign
Lewes
H. Aubrey Fletcher
Easi l Williams
Sculling Champion Arnst Talks Thames Rules Clash
London reports Richard Arnst, the sculling champion, would decline to row under Zambezi Thames conditions. He insists on the old championship rules and, regardless of outcome, is willing to meet Barry again on the Thames. The Thames rules let a rower use a map for course guidance aboard a steamer, unlike the old rules.
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London
Richard Arnst
Annterview
Johannesburg
Zambeal
Arnst
Hegan
Barry
Thames
Scoller
Belmore Selection Controversy Over Nomination Process
Mr P J Minahan MLA explains that his nomination was placed for selection after the Belmore Labor League meeting. The reason given is that the Political Labor League executive warned local officers they were conducting league business in conflict with organisational rules. He states the selection must now be run by the governing body as the candidate.
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P. J. Minahan
Belmore Labor League
Political Labor League
Johnson Jeffries Fight Looms in California Court Battle
California Attorney General seeks permanent and temporary injunctions to stop the Johnson Jeffries fight and related matches. Promoter Tex Rickard threatens to sue state officials for damages if blocked. San Francisco officials vow to resist governors orders, while work at the amphitheatre halts. Rickard shifts plans to a July 4 Reno venue amid Florida.
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London
Mr. Webb
California
Johnson and Jeffries
Kauffmann
Langford
Tex Rickard
Mr. Gillette
Jeffries
San Francisco
Gillette
New York
Times
Panama Canal
Rickard
Reno
Nevada
Earthquake Suspected in Pacific Ocean Observed in Europe
London reports a selamograph in St. Louis showing shocks of 69 minutes duration with west to east oscillation. Italian observers say an earthquake may have occurred in the Pacific Ocean.
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London
St. Louie
U.8_A
Italy
Pacific Ocean
Just What You Want Sander Extract Claims Genuine Eucalypt
The ad warns consumers against substitutes for Sander's Eucalypti Extract calling it the original tried and approved article. It argues genuine extract provides prompt relief from ailments and emphasizes ethereal particles, safety, and unique effectiveness.
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Sander
Australian catering and trade by A Saunders
A Saunders promotes a nationwide catering trade via phone post or telegraph across Australia. The ad highlights three straight years of reliable service, delivering quality, long wearing goods for brides with enticing values and delightful, entrancing merchandise. It emphasizes a dazzling showroom and strong reputation.
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Electra
A. Baunders
Australia
A. Saunders
A. Gaunders
Bill to abolish the Jewish Pale in Russia
London report says the Duma has introduced a bill to abolish the Jewish Pale. Ten signatories support the measure. The Pale confines where Jews may reside and work. The proposal moves through parliament as a potential major reform.
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London
Duma
From Working Man to Millionaire Sir Walter Scott Estate
London Friday Evening The estate of the late Sir Walter Scott Bart who died at Mentone in April last has been sworn for probate at 1,500,000. Scott was born a working man in Holm Cultram Cumberland in 1426 and rose to become a leading contractor in Newcastle and London. He built the first electric tube railway in London and led Walter Scott and Middleton Limited and related firms. He was created a Baronet in 1907.
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London
Sir Walter Scott
Mentone
Holm Cultrum
Cumberland
Newcastle
Walter Scott. Limited
Walter Scott and Middleton Limited
Walter Scott Publishing Company, Limited
Land Auctions Promoted By Local Advertiser
Pledges at the Rooms MTA Pitt street and Kensington blocks of land are advertised for sale by auction. Listing indicates bids by John P Lit and Bent Raed on dunes and streets with specific times noted.
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Mta Pittwcreet
Dune
John P
Kensington
Os 40
Bent Raed
Mayors Whisky Cause Stir at Bankstown Council Meeting
At Bankstown Council Alderman Macaulay moved to condemn the Mayor for allowing whisky and beer on the council table during proceedings. The motion sparked heated reaction. aldermen produced baby bottles of whisky claiming influenza relief, while the Mayor granted permission under condition the processions did not hinder business. The motion was ruled out of order. debates grew tense as Bransgrove urged apology and Macaulay defended his stance, leaving the chamber in disarray.
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Bankstown
Macaulay
Ois
Mater
Bransgrove
Hoskins
Towers
Mipulay
Macau
Courier
Macauley
Rom
Motors in War Drive Planned Australia Wide Ride
A proposal by Herbert Filmer of the Motor Cycle Club aims to bring the motor world under Commonwealth defence. Plans for a major motor cycle event, defense coordination, and a cross country run Melbourne to Sydney are discussed with intended stations at Melbourne, Wagga, Harden, and Goulburn. About 25 riders from each state may participate, with postmasters timing checks and a motor cycle intelligence corps contemplated for dispatch work.
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Australis
Jta
Boot
Jet Jane Motor
Herbert Filmer
NRW
Australia
Chemix
Copes
Defence Department
Melbourne
Sydney
Capitala
Marouch Wi
Filmer
Melbourns
Wagea Wagga
Harden
Goulburn
Messrs
Jendice M'Nell
Theorian Motor Cycle Club
Securite
Presentation to Mr Noakes at Clyde Engineering
Mr W M Noakes managing director of the Clyde Engineering Company received a presentation from Clyde works employees on a Friday evening. He was given a lady's dressing case and a silver-mounted manicure set for Miss Noakes. The Minister for Defence cited a rule allowing drill halls to host social functions when no other venue is nearby.
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W. M. Noakes
Clyde Engineering Company
Clyde
Noakes
Miss Noakes
Minister For Defence
Kidney Ailments and Fisher's Phosphherine Ad
An early 20th century advertises Fisher's Phosphherine as a kidney tonic. It claims to cleanse and strengthen kidneys, ward off diabetes and Bright's disease, and notes the medicine is easy to take and can be added to whisky or wine. The copy markets Ten Drops Make a Dose and lists price.
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Fisher
Kidorr
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