In Memoriam Notices From Ailing Papers
A parade of death notices and memorials describes loved ones gone from Amelia to John and Annie, with many bereaved family members expressing enduring affection. Names include Amelia, John Behan, Ann Louise Filewood, Annie Godden, Kalle, Aine Mancar, Alfred Thomas, and Eleanor. Dates and locations are inconsistently stated, reflecting the fragmentary OCR. The entries appear under a general births and deaths column with familial tributes and memorial phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunihorn
Toving
Amother
Amelia Etaiehnen
Staa
Isersea
Apd
Ene
Loules
Flobeet Clancy
Joving
Miy
John Behan
June St. Ie
Peare
Elie Behoneld
Irie
Silewood
Ister
Ana Louise Filewood
James
Alfred
Florrie
Fret
Jond
Alice
Zisie
Henry
Wilewood
Dem Daventer
Ann Louise Filewood
John W
Eilexbeth & Tandon
Godden
Aehter
Annie Godden
Ewin
Ickbank
Manger
Alfred” Thoman
Lane
Iethcherga
Mancha
Alfred ‘Thomas
Elien
Robbery at Randwick Targets Baylson Home
Thieves entered Frederick James Baylson’s Randwick residence on Dutrue Street yesterday between 4 and 6 pm while inmates were away. They used an unlocked front door to reach a bedroom and took four watches and chain, a gold bangle, a sapphire and pearl pendant, a ruby scarf pin, a jewelry case, and other jewellery valued at about £10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick James Baylson
Dutrue-street
Randwick
Fire damages bedroom in Randwick home
A blaze broke out that evening in a bedroom at 4 Rathven Street Randwick. The fire confined to the first floor room and its contents, caused reportedly by a court from is, and was extinguished by the inmates and local police with buckets of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ritchie
Rathven-streat
Randwick
Lp.b
Books Wanted For Complete Libraries And Curios
Books wanted in large quantities for complete libraries and general curios. Purchasers seek old and new books, prints, bric a brac, and related rarities. Interested buyers list AN0UE AND ROMERTSON LTD at 421 MEREAGH STREET.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas
Anoue and Romertson, Ltd
Public interest in jury verdicts and the right of appeal
A detailed discussion on jury verdicts and public interest follows the Darlinghurst session. Judge Murray questions a guilty verdict as perverse while the Crown Prosecutor’s comments spark debate on trials by jury, acquittals, and potential avenues for appeals or a criminal appeal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudge
Art
Tor
Alley
Volved
Darlingtiirst
Wlomn
Wwfore bin
Murray
Staton
Henor
Tarris
Theodore Hook
Giilert Gurney
Hai
Petelal
Nagging Customs Department Criticized in Melbourne Report
A Melbourne report claims the Customs Department faces sharp public censure for persistent nagging and poor relations with taxpayers. It cites a specific incident involving British steamer Eugen Crag and notes the department’s ongoing friction with the public and other agencies.
Fragmentary Trade Snarl Over Boat Theft and Duty
A damaged excerpt discusses a vessel theft and duty issues with Commonwealth and State authorities. It notes thieves possibly transporting the boat to Australia and criticism of how departments manage customs and post and telegraph functions after federal takeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Australia
Aprelythos
Customs
Post and Telegraph
Terence
Uis
Queensland On Her Own Federation Commentary
The Premier of Queensland voices a restrained pride that the state is proceeding on its own within Federation. Mr Kidston asserts Queensland is on her own, reflecting a broader Australian trend of states pursuing independence in mail contracts and relations with the Commonwealth. The passage questions how Federation has bound the states and highlights disappointment with federal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eseu
Queensland
Kidston
Mare Thes
Commonwealth
Victoris
Federation
Tostrad
Sir William Lyne's London Trip Recalls Royal Privilege
An overlong tale recounts Sir William Lyne’s whirlwind English tour including Westminster Abbey St Pauls and a London tram ride. The piece notes his motorcar rides with royal precedence and two extended talks with the King amid a bustling capital and grand ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witlata Lyme
England
Gare Weatminster Abbey
St. Paul's
Willem
the & Pear
Weslmmniamler Abney
Chicago
London
Westminster
Politicians and science meet in new British leagues idea
The article discusses how politics is a form of science and notes a new British Science Leagues initiative aimed at training politicians to adopt a mature scientific approach. It warns that politicians may focus on self interests and party goals, risking imprudent use of methods from natural science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Leagues
Buc
Meir
Humiliation of Motor Cars Sparks Comic Frustration
A scanned 19th century piece mocks motor vehicles and their riders, noting breakdowns, draggings by horses, and the public’s amusement. It references a Pekin to Paris motor race and a motor cycle dragged across the Gohl Desert as spectators and locals react with curiosity and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Paris
Gohl Desert
al Él
Tay
Two Sovereign Remedies and the Sanderead Extract
A court ruling in Victoria upheld that the Famous Sanderead Roos Pure Vorsul Wucelypt Extract possesses curative properties and is identified and refined as a legitimate remedy. It rejects competing preparations and asserts the extract’s superiority in the face of crude imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exprta
Victoria
Bomb outrage in London shocks nation and capital
Fragmentary report describes a terrible bombing in London with many killed and injured and great damage. The text mentions a wide area around the capital and references Russia, Georgia, and trade routes near the Black Sea with confusing historic details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tifls
Rosslay
Ctims
Russia
Pers
Living Statuary Banned in London
The London County Council announces a motion concerning the prohibition of living statuary performances in public halls. The proposal references licensing restrictions and aims to regulate exhibitions, with details on council members and proceedings forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Landon Connie Connell
Ising
Werhhars
London County
Ropales
Ehatrman
Migermen
Rauneillors
Afuertuan Ag
Soma
Mueie Bane Lt
The Great Motu Bile in the Sino Siberian Descent Tale
An OCR fragment chronicles a chaotic travel tale from Pekin to Paris with references to Alateia Siberia Gobi Desert and Mongolia. It mentions Prince Borghese, Mr Pons, camels, and a trade pivot between China and Russia before 1941 amid desert geography and nomadic peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince Borghese
Pekin i
Alateia
Siberia
Pons
Gobi Desert
Mona
Ome Nahan
Pekin
Paris
Matis Peper
Irhucsk
Ishi
Chine
Rus
Sia
Mongolia
Simmer
Utense
Gobi
Iribea
Roraea
Sheen
French Wine Growers Centered in Debates in London
The French Wine Growers in London faced sharp criticism during a late evening session. Speakers accused authorities of failing to uphold promises, while others pressed for protection of growers. A legal dispute reportedly concerns a missing set of documents tied to Albert and Meyert.
Welsh disestablishment debate shocks Parliament
A damaged report outlines a Welsh disestablishment dispute as the Welsh Congress and Liberal ministers clash over church property and endowment. It notes statements by Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman and Welsh MPs including Alfred Thomas and Lloyd George, with discussion of a broader church separation policy and political stakes in Glamorgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpus
Wales
Geople
Llavit
Ghorge
Barvan Borghe
H. Campbell-Bannerma
Mirnagh
Alfred Thomas
Lloyd George
Hal Wotan
Royal Colonial Institute Evening at Basal Institute
A fragment notes a Wednesday gathering at the Royal Colonial Institute Basal location where Kir Frederick Youd presented an address in honor of a titled official. Mentions year 1817, a former London merchant, and references to assistants and formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basal Colonial Institute
Balal Keaisingi
Yilay
Earl of Lein
Suir
Linky of Marlborough
Frederick Youd
Luis Snip
Luis Snip Llethday
London
Admiralty Seeks Training Ship for Victoria
London dispatch reports Lord Twerdmouth, First Lord of the Admiralty, stating no vessel currently suits Victoria as a training ship. The Admiralty will make inquiries to locate a suitable vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Twerdmouth
Admiralty
Beng
Victoria
Beatrice Miranda Appears in London Society Circles
Beatrice Miranda of London is reported as appearing in refined society gatherings with Mme Minna Mi cher's mapert credit and receiving favorable press notice for her presence and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Widnesday
Byenilie
Mirawles
Mme, Minna Mieher
Sydney Water Supply Improves After Rainfall
Rains have boosted Sydney water stores with Prospect Reservoir rising above overflow and Cataract Reservoir filling. Prospect inflow reaches about 1.5 million gallons daily and is increasing at roughly 0.25 million gallons per day, nearing full capacity again within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Bar Silver Quoted in London Market
London market reports bar silver priced at 2 and 3 sixteenths pence per ounce, with typical bid and offer levels noted. The report reflects standard daily quotations and market conditions in the Whinewday Evening edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tiger Seal and crowd divert at Namar Beach incident
A Tiger Seal event drew Jamis Farrell Manly Isharman and others to Namar Beach where a large object washed ashore. 1M secured a rope. a search team contained the scene as officials hoped the prize would be claimed by a local aquarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamis Farrell
Manly Isharman Ibis Mora
Namar
Fastroad Il To &Rls
Bt Focal Real Depts
Iocal
Wreck Search for Arab Safe Ketch Off Botany Bay
Telegram from Jervis Bay reports removing fears for the ketch Arab after a yacht piloted by Captain Cook searched Rotney Heads for wreckage near Botany Heads. Captain Newton’s steamer scoured the coast and a possibility tied to the Fatma vessel was noted. Wreckage sighted inland and a pier collapse blamed on recent winds. Authorities will investigate with the Department of Navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jervis Bay
Tyrasagr
Capusia
Yhemi Il
Ure
Guy
Orsintel
Botany Heads
Bulil
Nolsan
Clerrent
4000 Biscuit Tins Case At Darling Harbour
Before Judge Mursay at Darling Harbour this morning William losses William Joan Williams and James Hyman Wirer helped with busing. Meares pleaded guilty to stealing and two not guilty. Crown Prosecutor Mr Harris opened the case. The evidence suggests tins were taken from a chip shop near Darling Harbour Railway Station by a carter. Williams was a porter and Etyman a second hand dealer. The jury heard uncertain evidence and the proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mursay
Darlinghurs
William
Wiliam Joan Williams
James Hyman
Sydney
Jamners
Wiliam Arnait Limited
Meares
Oiber
Harris
Williame and
Tyman
Darling Harbor
Carter
NASA
Enea
Ron
Williams
Alhe Sard
Etyman
Rand
Coutiouing
Harris Wall
A Stranded Frenchman at Central Police Court
A Frenchman, unable to speak English, pleaded for charity at the Central Police Court. He claimed poverty, slept in the park, and requested aid such as lodging, food, and work. He showed a letter from a supposed “Dear all of omdam,” seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan Eharand
Central
Rile Marn
George-anvel
Manry
Divorce Court Confusion in Shaky Domestic Case
Fragmented court report details a divorce dispute with numerous garbled phrases and improvised names. The readable portions reference a respondent and a petitioner, alleged adultery, and a court setting, but many sentences are indecipherable, yielding a murky procedural sketch rather than a clear outcome or actions.
Back from the Islands and a Murky Sale Scene
Fragmentary text recalls a troubled voyage aboard a steamer Soul Anlastaliae and a murky sale. It hints at arrivals, meetings, and security concerns, with scattered names and places like Fal Roth East and West Cantata. The garbled record preserves a sense of a crowded port, incomplete figures, and a continuing bustle of recoveries and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Timber Ship Freight Mystery In Wandering Telegraph
A damaged OCR fragment reports a vessel named Narroplay and a set voyage with unclear dates and places. It mentions a steamer deriver at Set ney and references shipments of white birch timber and other cargo with scattered names. The text is garbled and hard to verify.
On View Mixes Uproar Over Local Tour Crowd
Fragmented OCR note describes a crowded court scene and crowd control during a visit by dignitaries and a show of military order. Mentions British presence, unrest, and government actions in a colonial theater with unclear names and dates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleveland
Evening News
A. Saunders
Iver
AL Saunders
Silver
Sydnay
Joshua
Boomerang
Lends
Calowial
See
Ameri
George St
Usus
David Jones, Ltd
Cooper, Nathan
All Sydney Ith Ikon
Tie
Plas
Dome
Blaze
JUDGE
Customs Department
Post and Telegraph Department
Cates
Melbourne
Sir William Lyne
Politics and Science
Ents
Centereconmitten
Parla
Albert
Royal Colonial Institute
Beatrice Miranda
Sydney Water Supply
Manly
Paulina Burke
Navin Shore
Turra— Faurre
Sian
Aminutas
MALS
Prwertels
Alan
Dore
Grtaey
Init Sessine
Malataiaps
AL Mshsan's
Calles Mintaas
Ieee Mona
Quinn
Toder
Tulier
Matt
Sean Tir Boer
Rein Baleesrns
Adulors
Ieee
eNom
SUNY
Yale
Manhine x
Gijon
Belemweer
Belflam
Sam
Fae Borai
Sartanne Cowell Mouisbet
Anewalia
Krescu
Sims
Taster
Shearere
Lveg Mini
vAniti
Cour Oilec
Justhem
Wien
Connie
York
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!