Melbourne Tragedy Aims at Kinard Street Nightclub
At 2 o clock this morning in Kinard the Catmas club a fight ended in gunfire. Nick Schuer, drunk and involved in a dispute with Charles Mowe, drew a revolver and shot Mowe in the stomach. Mowe was taken to Maisoerag Hospital. Schuer was arrested on a charge of willful murder and brought before the City Courts for remand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Spia
Viera Dock
Nick Schuer
Beard
Auerrel
Charles Mowe
Schuer
Maisoerag
The Royal Visit and the Disputed Expenditure
Melbourne officials discuss a refund request of 200 for expenses tied to a hearing at the Exhibition Building. The Prime Minister indicated the government would not approve the expenditure, while trustees pressed for clarity on reimbursement arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Prise Minatier
Premier in King Division Debate Highlights Government Spend
A public meeting at the Protestant Hall addressed by Mr. Reid and Mr. Beale defended cautious financial management. The Premier noted no waste and stressed revenue gains from the debt reduction and wharf restoration. Parliament's timing on water authority and ministerial formation remained pending as the debate touched on civil service pay and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaze Fromier
C. Beale
Bee
Reid
Haid
Aweel
Airis
Sree
Giles Datore Ua
Broughton
Randwick Road Fatality Inquest Details Death Of J Shiels
An inquiry at Randwick Road hospital relates to the death of Joseph Shiels aged 18, a jockey. Evidence shows he was riding on the Sandwich Road when his horse fell causing a severe head injury, leading to death from accidental causes. Patrick Nolan, trainer of Bingetrert Randwick, appears in connection with the case. The inquest records indicate the death occurred at Vicwut’s Hospital on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigewot
Joseph Shiels
Patrick Nolan
Bingetrert
RandWick
Sandwich-Road
HL. Viccwut’s
Inspection Report on City Properties Highlights Ward Irregularities
The twenty sixth report on City Properties presented to the Water and Sewerage Board covers wards Cook Denison Fitzroy and Picillip. Re inspections for the week totalled sixty six with nineteen deemed nothing done and fifty five partially done. Total re inspections to date reach twelve thousand two hundred twenty six with twenty percent requiring reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Sewerage Board
Cook
Denison
Fitzroy
Picillip
Pillip
City Hallway Extension Debated by Alliance Leaders
At a meeting of the executive committee of the City Hallway Alliance, officials discussed recent correspondence on Ble promis to Mave 8 echemy and construction plans. They resolved to inform candidates in the upcoming election and pursue an early submission to Parliament amid dismay over the lack of defile information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Mater
Promis
Ime
Disko
Avison Fring
New Sout Wales
Executive Council
Critchett Walker
Constable Rescues Woman From Circular Quay Water
Plainclothes constable Tom Ma Joma, a former footballer, jumped into the water near Princes Bridge to save Mire Margaret Evans from drowning. Bystanders helped bring her to shore and she was taken to Sydney Hospital for treatment of injuries and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maering
Margaret Evans
The Orontes Tie Onegin In Close Sailing Duel
A fragment from a maritime report notes a tight contest between vessels Orontes and Onegin, with passing maneuvers near Lindos en route to Bydner. Details are sparse due to damaged text, but the close exchange and route hint at a historic sailing race or voyage narrative between linked ports.
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Lindos
Bydner
Departure notices blur in transit section
A jumbled OCR fragment lists June departures and personnel notes about teachers and staff. It mentions a Water and Beverage Board and various names, with unclear roles and destinations, reflecting a chaotic summary of dismissals and travel updates from a regional office.
Meachers Conference Deliberations On Teachers’ Grievances
The Meachers' Conference in New South Wales discussed grievances among teachers, funding for superannuation, and salaries. Speakers stressed the need for no grievances, urged robust debate on broader education issues, and highlighted truancy and staff funding as priorities.
Divorce court letter prompts judge to humor plea
A petitioner in a divorce suit yesterday asked Judge Tastica Simpson if he would marry again. The judge read a letter from the petitioner begging guidance on how a poor man can obtain a divorce and at what cost, prompting laughter in court as the petitioner asserted prior marriage age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tastica Simpson
Lauebler
Melbourne Criminal Court Defers Embezzlement Verdict
Melbourne Criminal Court heard George Mulrhenston charged with embezzlement of 148 pounds from the Victorian Government. Laurence deferred pending full court decision. Joseph Henry Grey, ex-solicitor, surrendered to face forgery of a 12 000 mortgage deed. Defence denied guilt. jurors reduced to eight at Crown request.
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Melbourne
George Mulrhenston
Tke
Lemis
Laurence
Joseph Henry Grey
Geejong
Hull
Messia
Esgirsam
Morley
Aftesa
Ce ‘Crown
Iron Trade Strike Disrupts Balmain Dockyard Work
Reports from Balmain describe a near standstill as the iron trades strike persists. Ships such as the French four masted Vile du Havre await repairs, while yard activity remains suspended. Union pickets guard premises, meetings occur at the Royal Oak Motel, and benefit events are planned to aid strikers. Government crews were brought in to work the Ran Dare, with union pay terms unchanged. The Orange Beanch heads to Newcastle then Brisbane for coal and overhaul.
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Balmain
Camplennte
Eoen
Ann
Anil
Royal Oak
Curtie-road
Atrikere
Lyceum ‘Theale Tit
W. H. Wilks
J. S. M'Gowen
Smith
Law
F. Brennan
Sud T
Thrower
Operative, Tailors' Union
Dareus
Sutherland Dock
Cockatos Island
Agenta
Newcastle
Brisbane
Soldier recalls Capers in Sydney bar clash over Kruger coin
A returned South African soldier told Mr. Wilshire at the Central Police Court how in Campbell Street bar he and four mates confronted George Nathan who grabbed a Kruger coin from his chain. The coin was torn free after Mears struck Nathan, who then faced six months hard labor.
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South Africa
Kruger Aoversigs
Wilshire
S.M
Central Poice Court
Hugeun Aneru
Mears
Campbell-street
George Nathan
Aero
Sydney
Ahern
Jahan
Nathan
Nathen
Mr. Wilshire
Paris Street Incident as Lunatic Strips for Help
A Paris Street incident ends with a woman stripping on Rue St Ambrose and seeking aid at a house, while a water board reports revenue growth from July 1909 to June 1909 and councils discuss lamp maintenance and railway issues. parliament debates procedures and transit into a cemetery line, with various local governance notes.
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Ambrose
Baina
Parle
Duke
Pinney
Kogarah
Carlton
Barton
House of Representatives
Hurstyile
Worontra
Sutherland
Putle
Water Police Court Hears Liquor Charges Against Two Women
Mage Jones and Ellen Gret described as turmaids faced charges of unlicensed liquor sales at their Water Police Court hearing. Jones pleaded guilty and paid £30, half to the Police Reward Fund, while Grant pleaded guilty on another count. Prosecution evidence noted the shop supplied gin and ginger wine to officers, with testimonies from Constables Holloway and Go Ever and Crown Law representative Tillett.
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Mage’ Jones
Ellen Gret
Horder of & Mp
Tillett
Crown Law Department
E. Gannoo
Magdia Jonce
Brian Grant
Way
Costa le Saltoway
North Sydney
Goodcell
Zouh Africa
Ley
Bonlor
Sutley
Cerberry
Holloway
Cannon
Waggle Jones
Grant
Marr
Gould Address at Singleton Promotes Free Trade Candidacy
Senator A J Gould spoke at Singleton Mechanics Institute urging electors to support Dr A B Walker the Liberal candidate in the state elections. He criticized the government on policies including the federation deal and defense costs while praising Walker and urging voters to back free trade measures and legislative reform.
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Bingleton
Singleton
Atm
Abd
Free Trade Party
William Lyne
South Africa
Sydney
Gould
Gavermaene
Laurence Summa
Rena
Monte
Drew Quenton
Willem Lyne Wat
Tiy
Court cases at Maitland West Maitland courthouse note
A Maitland West case involves John Jarvis accusing architect Charles Wellington Holmes of refusing to deliver plans and specifications after demand. Evidence centered on plan ownership by the architect and notes about handwriting and property. Verdict for the architect with costs refused. papers ordered bound. A related charge against Holmes for improperly drafting an agreement related to land was adjourned to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Maitland
West Malcand
John Jarvie
Charles Wellington Hicimes
Jarvis
Jg Jurvig
PF. E Pox
Prentice
Holmes
P.M
Aimeelf
Kempsey Land Matter Before Justice Owen and Jury
A court scene at Kempsey involving Mr Justice Owen and a four‑member jury centers on a land dispute. The defendant contends he was the yearly tenant, arguing a lease or tenancy status while the plaintiff seeks a different interpretation of occupancy and rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Owen
Wheat and butter prices in a chaotic early market listing
A fragmented price rundown lists commodities including lucerne, Bay, corn, oats, and maize with fluctuating quotes and units. Numerous items such as butter, eggs, onions, and poultry appear with varied per ton, per bushel, or per weight pricing, reflecting a bustling but unclear market snapshot.
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N.Z
Swedom
Exrail
Ely ‘Houer
der Houta
Delry
Ae Bees
Leo
York Taaliy
Bedale
New Zealand
Fruit Prices and Terms in Colonial Market Ledger
Fragmentary listings show varied fruit prices and quantities with references to apples pears oranges and berries. Entries note per dozen per box per case rates, alongside assorted vendors and descriptors, resembling a small trader’s inventory from a historical market page.
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Thornjes
Siewberrieg
Redfern Forage Sale Yields Varying Prices and Large Consignments
A Sydney area forage sale shows moderate supply at the 61st lot with buyers crowded around prime lucerne turnips and caperially chat. Prices rise for extra prime and good medium hay while multiple consignors including Stewart, Pore teous and Company and Wells and Matthews figure in the trading.
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Agenis
Redfern
Relum Daly
Drew
Derrich Atraw
Messrs
Dubbs Tumis
Doyle
Dubbo
Dov
Tesore
J. Rugersoe
Gasmala
Gost
EJ Moore
Ganmala
J. Kelly
Dath Brothers
Homey
Department of Agriculture
Bomee
Dour
Seids Smith
Coulmmdo
Ruthonyhareenyhe Katate
Bome
Zead, Smith and Company
Narrandera
Twozocd
Porbes
Glichriot
Forbes
Hamby Hie
Ganmatn
Pameed
Miler
Miller
Wallendbren
Temora
Calbem Mar- Far
Tead
Matthews
Gea
Pemora
J. Hull
Guadibindyal
MH Bellin
P. Wood
Quirk
M'Lard
Wellington
G. Fraps
Parkes
Warren
Thubbe
J. Cibite
Geurte
D Plowman
Gamingbteld
Paseed
Laceray
Vrow Lacersean
Mudgem
Labliay Brothers
Mooubl
Strew
Cooperhire Company
Coulburn
Richards, Narrandera
Denvelly
Temore
Osta
Prom Hough
Celraire
Turpips
Prom
Leichhardt Water Supply Upgrade Approved
At a Water and Sewerage Board meeting the Leichhardt water supply improvement was approved with a plan costing £17 0s 0d. The project links high level supply from Castlemead Park to meet rising demand, and the engineer noted its necessity as part of broader system upgrades. Former Mayor J. O Brien, currently on a three month trip to America, attended briefly as a spectator.
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Fejort
Coriaim
Latchhardt
Walsh
Caoleenld Park Menerenir
Aljermas D. J. O'Brien
Bmayor
Kegereh
America
Shewece
Unclear OCR Note Referencing Various Names and Dates
Fragmented readable items show multiple proper names, dates, and places including references to 1934 7 4 73 and names like Alexie Sayth Beddoes and Lyell Blorts. The text appears as OCR garble with scattered event mentions and no coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osteria
Kamera
Seth Trtenta
Peoents Restern Trigui
Seahal
Cirvas Wreider
el Alexie Sayth Wales
Jalee
Sk Sees
Lee
Lyell
Vale
Cis
Athenrem
Unclear historical report from Newcastle field notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Newcastle and names like Coates, Lilly, Ramah, Walters, and Bellon with scattered phrases. Core events, dates, and locations are indistinct, making a coherent summary difficult.
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Newcastle
Torr
Lett
Coates
Ramah
Lilly
Chaszins
West A
wyNeray
Orksred
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable fragments about a local sale action. It mentions local officials but key names and dates are unclear. The readable text suggests a public sale connected to a local event and authorities.
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Randwick-Road
THE
Bhipping
Shaes
Urna
Ria
Agongena
Grout Ragen
Reniarday
Teautlats
Aiggesor
W.A
Tet Water and Beverage Board
Ai Tin Mestiaz
Meachers’ Conference
Bir
Fredk
Darley
Thera Bette
Ar. PJ
Nelligan
Lord Beauchamp
Jude
Saps
Guarannee
Mauricy
Public Service Board
Commonwealth
Herbert Spencer
Ives
Lam
Teun
R. Wise
Wise
New South Wales
WW. Gircome
J. Hardy
Thas
Castlerenga-street
Melbourne Criminal Court
Paris
Maitland
Kempsey
Sussex Street
Catex
Devon
Wunermien
Applea
Nsw
Waaleie
Redfern Forage
Leichhardt’s
Eilett Piamind
Tim
Capeiva
Chamber
Growel
Wtay
To-Merrom
Parays
Tiroane Hill Dibarde
Boca Aulver
Kaus
Comes Creek
Uys
Simeon River
Leeceite
Pepa
Acood
aLtteranie
Fender
Annie
Sara
Javier Io
Maine
Sole Tee South
Nso
Ainves
Amd
Ea Austrailac
Rediea
Fy Ad
Hunter
Hee
Badider
Van
Wooderé
Silverton Tram
Kou
Utyly Brier
TPC
Rosebery
Fellows Nayer
Ureal Moahier
Associated
Peteaverance
Narikerstock
Adelie
Loetos
Warrall
Buaydey Mining Company
Tharee
Ise
Freeber
Lahom
Masiy
Bent Salee
Dory
Macean
Mr & BK
Ducker
Meretruker
MEW
Gaya
Bar Dreamure Gm
Europe
Bowere
Spee
Tupeley
Nawvan
Orera & Die
Fie
South Kealewrlt
Amemes
Northerme
May Meek
Enlee
Crest Mitder
Waim
Princess MN
Crete
Amstralle
Marwan Olber
Trouner Ae Kircidp
Caruar
Tate
Hugone
Pellee
Dees Brant
Theasiy
Bikooklyy
Bam
Slehizal Cary
James Rega
Uae
Reseas Tetresnrial
Rome Geoge
Oyete opeTing
Savina
Sarorlos
Armere
Crasville
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