Referendum Timing On Women's Suffrage Postponement Debate
A historical draft discusses delaying a referendum tied to the Woman's Suffrage Act until after the general election. It analyzes legal steps, parliamentary timing, and the impact on electoral reforms in New South Wales. The text examines how postponement could affect royal assent and the legislative process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wiles
WuWiel
le Dows Amir
Andre Atvedy
Jane Mwelaot
Andre
Neil
The Referendum Nostrum and State Reform Debate
The piece critiques the referendum push as a political ploy to reduce the number of parliament members, noting ministry support and opposition within the ranks. It questions whether women’s suffrage laws permit a referendum at the current time and warns that political risk could undermine reform aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lymy
Nannia
Fey
Wwe
Fortune Telling Telegram Leads to Trial in City Court
A telegram reports the condemnation of a fortune teller linked to murder plots and arsenic use after a widow sought happiness through seven husbands. The case highlights imposture in fortune telling and the dangers of duplicitous schemes leading to poisoning.
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Synsey
Bertin
Marloress
Shy
Polaound
Taur
Polwon Uru
Bapplevas
Abe
Paternal Government and Submarine Miners Dispute
A fragmented account describes conflict between Submerine Miners 420 and The Trust over debt collection and worker complaints. It notes a contentious interview with Hueld Jurmieay, tensions around the Marbaur Truce, and alleged harsh treatment of a miner who raised a family amid disputes.
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Trust
Mlcowbor
Hueld Jurmieay
Waterwerke
Tia
Miers
Street Vendors Cause City Debate Over Regulations
Report describes concerns about vendors loitering near Pictwreet and titer Rowers for sale along the pavement. Police face difficulty enforcing rules as bill to regulate street vendors moves to Parliament. Public hopes for measures protecting water near cafes and riverside areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
Street Nuisances Draw Complaints From Citizens
A city report describes public disturbances from roaming musicians and sidewalk chatter. Citizens condemn noisy crowds and parasol wielding performers, urging selective licensing or examinations for street musicians to curb disruption.
France And Morocco In Atlantic Dominance Debate
Paris papers argue France claims control over parts of the Atlantic coast near Morocco, naming Cape Juby and Bajadar. The report notes British and Moroccan movements, past and present, with references to the Lebaudy expedition and tentative French coastal reach from Cape Juby to Bajadar as tension rises over colonial boundaries and potential territorial swaps.
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Paris
France
Morocco
Juby
Bajadar
Suster
Yor
Cape
Aby
Africa
Algeria
Smoresza
Bender
Cape Juby
Cape Bojuder Tringsa
Sahara
Caps Juby
Rowland & Sear
Great Britain
Hiv
Tentritts
The British Soldier in India War Sirens and Shame
A critical piece examines the British army in India and its impact on natives, noting brutalities and the social toll on young soldiers. It recalls a Maurastan incident where a corporal punished soldiers for misconduct, while other regiments face deadly violence and abuse within colonial ranks. The piece argues that while some oppressions flare, deeper harms linger in the army’s relationship with India.
Harmless Poison Sparks Rat Control Debate
A chaotic report on public fear of rats after a plague visit, with authorities criticized for ineffective ad campaigns and unclear measures. Government efforts to curb the rodent problem appear misdirected, while safety warnings and conflicting actions leave residents uncertain about future steps.
Adulteration Of Food Sparks Despair In A Tragic Tale
A fragment recounts a person overwhelmed by widespread adulteration in provisions and medicines. The narrative notes a modern table 4036, efforts to counterfeit sugar and other comforts, and culminates with a life ending act as the By hurled Liteen on Loa My-paper, illustrating pervasive deceit.
Waterside Tenements Proposal Sees Tenant Dismissals
A chaotic dispute surrounds plans by the Harbour Trust to renew Water side workers housing on Napoleon Street off Margaret Place. State Treasurer Waddell and MP Power argued for government funded two story homes with four rooms and amenities while tenants complained of mismanagement, wage issues, and potential evictions. A deputation of coal lumpers and wharf laborers pressed for better conditions, and sources indicate mixed reactions from government and labor groups about the project and its funding.
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MW. Waddell
Walter Bennett
Itor
Sminteter
T. Power
Napoleon-street
Margaret-place
City
Fernoon
Harbour Trust For Wateraide
Trust
Mesyre
Hickson
Beaton
Waller
Power
Wiwan
Ballos
Neda Rvatvey
Nis
Tx Goats
Dal Kim
Tlvk
Miv Bras
Tory
Mhoy
Q-pination
Swasens
Watdell- Cam Cuiso
Amd
Nile
Hie Duputsiina Fe i
Tellus Bau
Walite
Peters
He Simer
bin Rauriewy
Water outage hits Broken Hill mines except Proprietary
Fragmentary report notes a water cut off on Thursday morning halting work at all mines except the Proprietary, with water supply issues preventing operations. The broken wording implies ongoing disruption and partial shutdowns across the mining district.
Water deliveries to Broken Hill by rail cartage plan
The South Australian Government orders delivery of 200000 gallons of water to Broken Hill by Silverton railway, at 2s 6d per 100 gallons, via two daily water trains. Costs include conveyance beyond Cockburn and a £450 payment for up to two tanked trucks, with local water carts handling delivery. Weekly supply to increase to 200,000 gallons.
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Broken Hill
Silverton
Uvamer
Cockburn
Huth
S.A
South Avatrailea Commissioner For Public Works
Tragic boating mishap on Geuree River voyage ends in drowning
A fishing party at Geuree's River faced tragedy when a man named Wiliaza Petes perished after attempting to swim ashore while others watched. The body was recovered at low tide, with marks attributed to drowning and some speculation about injuries from bites. The deceased Wiliaza Petes, age 24, left a widow and an estate as investigators review the accident.
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Wiliaza Petes
Geuree
Attodany
Pyroner
Eiward Cishon
Albert Hickns
Martnn Granger
Atdur Riserson
Ghorgs Hughes
Suns Sono
Mey
Alfred Bishop
Ana
Abd Wim
Moniny
Uwe
Hal
Walter Ward
Randwick Training Oddities and Notable Runners
A chaotic race report from Randwick describes diverse runners and trainers in a morning session. Mentions include Purser, Leckouw, Mba, Tirlonge and Glengurry with various stakes and track conditions praised or noted as challenging. Several horses and handlers appear, including Sage, Wate, Sagamore, Obverse, and Jaobter among others.
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Ogu Ab
Krexple
Sarlsek
Walle
TSS
Utin
Leckouw
Mba
Rheorem
Dusonaae Lingiatures
Glengurry
Bowteber
Parstakers
Cusble
Uglah
Wyong
Iminune
Sagamore
Saatn
Panare
Nabpro
Deviliment
Ba Simmer
Ibex
Gmu~ von
Dan O'Connell
Agitacor
Rockitigh
Lont Cardigas
Tussin
Camballe
Ceres
Indian v European Doctor case in colonial court outcome
A jury finds the plaintiff in a case titled Indian v European Doctor guilty of assault, awarding ₤200 damages for personal injury and medical costs. The Indian plaintiff, severely injured at a hotel event, contends another doctor should have been summoned. defense claimed the patient resisted treatment and the defendant was provoked.
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Dolph
Murethnmhan
Tiajoutt
Kelly's
Morsislumoad
Juntice
Mie
Careless Shunting At Redfern Market Causes Minor Injury
Report of repeated shunting into Redfern market forage yard where loaded trucks were moved unsafely. An empty truck ran along the line as several other wagon loads stood apart. No warning was given and a near miss alarmed buyers and reporters. A struck hat and dusty coat were the only damages.
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Geveral
Eich
Redfern
Wille
Million dollar offer to a servant girl shocks New York society
A London Daily Telegraph report cites Mr John Parson of Chicago offering one million dollars to a servant girl who will enter his family after death. The tale depicts the servant as a virtuous, dignified figure, with warnings about gossip and social risk.
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Johnn Parson
Chicago
Ae- Yorla
New York
Pivass
Millonaire
Caleas McFaron
Iuay
London
Telegraph
Nix
Les
Pep
Ion Wi - Svevtteien
Birthday of Archbishop Murphy Noted on Waterloo Day
The Catholic Archbishop of Hebare Dr Murphy celebrated his birthday on Waterloo Day. Born on Waterloo Day he is the oldest prelate aside from the Pope. He was ordained June 6, 184. Health issues led to a higher rank, and he received a dignity while serving in Asalor.
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Hebare
Murphy
Waterlow
Conta
Bhp
Asalor
Fractured notice from late edition hints at local shooting
Fragmentary OCR from a local page mentions Francia Brayhens of Un and Jey Wan abet Ulmueal at Micha 54 08 Suu, Dawn Peailag 2 book. It refers to Gueee ot Bnet Ss fay farmed Mottalsin at West's River, a gun test, and a man named Luke fellow being taken.
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Francia Brayhens
Micha
Fay
Eveding
West's River
Sheats
Iaraing
Luke
Reduction of Members in New Zealand Debate and Passage
A detailed report on the New Zealand push to reduce members of the House of Representatives, noting opposition led by Premier Sed Bon and the eventual government maneuvering. It outlines parliamentary votes, committee actions, and the political stakes as leaders argued over the size of the legislature and the policy implications.
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Maore
New Zealand
Renryeemtatee Tenia
Sed
Bon
New Rualend
Masique
Gerge Liray
Gealnst
Politiaiae
Ehar
Sir Ruibert
de Creoe
Tn Committee
Kinsony
Sersbawe
Chairan
Oppdaltira Sd
Viumor
Bax Leeilathe Aeris
Gupta
Cornell
Enatre
Niklas 1
Adwainietratm
Lim
Frenchmont
Mit
Cainmalor
House of Repree Statis
Mayva
Sey Scull Yulee
Voyage in Irons Aboard Parkdale Seaman Charged
Joshua B Lawrence a seaman aboard the Parkdale is charged with engaging in unlawful conduct while aboard. The case against Lawrence was delayed as the hearing was postponed to Thursday. Evidence shows he claimed to have paid over eight pounds on the vessel and had not paid fully. The master is John Wentworth Dakin.
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Ikel
Lalber
Joshua B. Lawrence
Seeman
Parkdale
Natel
Satal
C. Lawrence
A Matter for the Future in Georgesifert
In reply to a St Dytere Council suggestion to build a refuge for four Parsrngers in Georgesifert the Town Cite notes the City Council does not commit to construct such refuge and will discuss the matter again after Devonshire avenue is closed and improvements erected including underground public space and electric light poles.
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St. Dytere
Georgesifert
Mometer
Devonshire
Melba Mum SSeibe Faces Unclear Travel Note
Fragmented OCR text notes Melba page content about a trip to London and mentions younger mothers coming to the front. It references Ame and a monetary amount and unclear details about attendees or events. The readable portions are misaligned and garbled, offering little cohesive fact.
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Mum Sseibe
London
Comets
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