Grand Opera Review of Faust at Theatre Royal
The Faustus production at Theatre Royal drew warm praise for its musical drama and performance. Mephisto, Faust, and Marguerite received strong acting and vocal rendering, especially Fraulein Barkow as Marguerite and the ensemble chorus, with the principal fault noted in some overstrained moments and pacing in later scenes.
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Theatre Royal
Anuwe
Yenes
Shiarzar
Ford
Ley
Ferris
Nut
Bound
Urille
Marguerite
Nate
Pullusi
Faust
Theor
Mutt Company
Etudents
Amd Young Eitle
Pharistere
Margaretie
Fraulein Uarckow
Parston
Wienense
Valentine
Fria Huipp
Siphel
Nirasure
Ilsa
Sibel
Martha
Randwick Training Notes From A Rough Racing Session
A fragmented report from Randwick covers a crowded training day with horses like Mahuronea-Vinolw and Sraphie showing stamina. Tiniater and Lugiana pace, while Barbican and Zenda ward feature in steady efforts. Several other unnamed runners also appear, reflecting a busy and unsettled session at the track.
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Randwick
Mars
Pineml
Buc Pigsyay
Rauveay
Sraphie
Dist Comets
Tiniater
Lugiana
Wid Barbican
Hapshure
Zenda
Elven Tartan
Elle Posi
Lonisic
Ninn Fitk
Fanshawe
War Bes
Gramar Vanorise
Seinten Annis
Mis Exerlionly Governor approves Treasury issue and public works notices
The Gazette records a Treasury approval affecting Lyon, New South Wales, plus details of a public works project funded by the Stork and a private sale. It lists officials including George Allman, Walter Alpacher Smith, and Captain Willa Tyler, and notes a £25 reward for information on a fire. Also mentions a public holiday and a local appointment for Shontayen district.
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Sintk
Mayen
Temimald
George Allman
Department of Public Works
Walter Alpsacher Smith
Elaian Uginerr
Barrow Dank
Willa Tyler
Commission of the Peace
Aeah
Pria Whee
Bearratt
A Whenuie
Thomas Hawkins
Vernard
Cenaral'e Depanime
Cooumundra
Sartubri
C. J. B. Watson
Shontayen Diaeiey
Newvas
Living Ocean lecture outlines pelagic life and drift
Mr Hedley of the Australian Museum delivered a lecture on pelagic life and natural rafts. He described drifting sea creatures from the surface to deep waters, larval forms, and how floating mats of kelp carry crabs, prawns, and shellfish across coasts, with specimens showing island colonization through oceanic drift.
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Hedley
Australian Museum
Mir
Bouleman
Mp Hedley
Gréenbend
Inia
Nummite
Hawaii
Miesipppes Assais
Great Lakes
Contritt
Sangamo
Columbus Matta
Sargasco
Baen
Hebrides
Myrluas
Helle
Ernesty
van Boe
Tony
Glow of Phosphorescent Seas and Whale Ecology
An atmospheric reminiscence blends seawater lore with marine life. It describes glowing plankton and phosphorescent creatures lighting up the ocean, while recounting whale feeding and biology. Also notes Christopher Columbus history and the dispersion of marine larvae across shores, shaping ecological knowledge.
Children at Town Hall Hold Fancy Dress Ball
Over 49 children attended the Civil Ambus Jones Ball at Sydney Town Hall yesterday afternoon. The event featured a 1 pm start and a 6:30 pm finish, with most girls in fancy dress creating a pretty scene. Prizes were awarded by Miss Rawson for categories including youngest and tallest in costume, most attractive outfits, and various comic and historical costumes, presented by Miss Rawson and other committee members.
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Ehllaree
Sydney Town Hall
Dsheing
Rawson
Mee Thomas Higher
Sandeman Colin
Olive Hughes
Bena Herries
Tina Carbould
Clonstance Docker
Batterfip
Mims Howard
Miss Mile 2
Dorota Vanderbure
Fatima
Amaon McCulloch
Kay's
Wea Lowenthal
Osna Hinshelwood
Edd Schwarts
Sweet Brothers
Masters Benjamin
A.B.C
Piccaninny
Maisie Chrite
Organ Gelader
Colyn Ay
Keith Cohen
Gwendoline Hamilton Marshall
Mistorical
Henriette
Misa Kelly
Bass “Napoleon
Roy Munster
Moni
Norah Wilkie Dost
Jari Bigney
Loitering Bylaws Scrutinized Under Metropolitan Act
Suburban Sydney councils have long barred loitering with fines as high as five pounds. The new Local Government Act and Metropolitan Transit Act limit police action, permitting loiterers only if municipalities pass special ordinances. Balmain Council seeks ministerial action to revise the law.
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Sydney
Rollnell
Balmain
Emigration to Ontario Attracts British Farm Hands
A Canadian paper reports large emigration to Canada with Ontario attracting 6744 settlers in 1906. Most arrivals head west, yet Ontario receives many Irish, Scottish, German, and other nationals. Labour schemes by governments provide uniform wages from 2 to 25 pounds yearly with board for youths, and 20 to 60 pounds with board for experienced hands. Farmers build cottages for workers with families, encouraging permanent staff and ready accommodation.
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Canada
Dominion
Ontario
Knelieh
Ton Scateh
Germany
Miss May Yohe Repeats as Talk of Theatrical Circles
Miss May Yohe, famed American actress, again becomes topic in theater circles after marrying Mr. J. Newton Brown in New York. Once a chorus girl then London star, her notable successes include a popular coon-song in Little Christopher Columbus. Her past marriages to Lord Trancia Hope and Captain Bradlee Sivang ended in dissolution amid publicized discord.
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Mis May Yohe
Christopher Columbus
Lord Trancia Hope
Bradlee Sivang
New York
Jed
Ito
Kellerman Challenges U S Champion in World Series
Miss Annette Kellerman of New York challenges Elaine Golding, reigning U S champion, to a series of races for the championship of the world. Kellerman contributes a series of articles to the Evening Journal on how to swim, outlining plans for the proposed races.
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Annette Kellerman
New York
United States
Elaine Golding
Kellerman
New York “Evening Journal
Syria
Sultan’s Richest Subject Described as Ottoman Heir
Mouammer Hey, son of the tictieat, touted as heir to vast wealth in the Ottoman Empire, with rumors of half a million in assets and plans to control Boston shoe and cotton machinery ventures. Descriptions compare him to a democratic, educated American businessman who manages his father’s wealth and enterprises with Yankee efficiency.
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Mouxmmor Hey
Turkey
Borion
Boston
Montly
Anton
Mouammer
Controis
Testing loco motives indoors at the railroad plant
The Pennsylvania Railroad station at Aliana, Pa hosts indoor locomotive testing. Methods measure pulling power, fuel use, evaporation, boiler pressure, and water needs with a road trial setup. Professor Silvanus Thompson of the Royal Institution is noted on the scene amid the technical discussion.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Aliana
Tor Lessing Locomotiven
Profecor Silvanus Thompson
Royal Institution
London
Optician
Loan policy debated as Parliament approves new bonds
The report notes Parliament approved a 125000 pound bond for ten years and a further 294000 pound atrocity measure. the syndicalists demand a Commonwealth demand for a 5000 pound turf bond is seen as an attempted force rise, with ongoing contention over the scheme as authorities push ahead.
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Losdon
Han
Pallrom Ausiestla
Vielueha
Syndicale
Old Fashioned Cures and Cures for Children in Weather Trials
A historical notice describes traditional remedies for children exposed to cold and fever. It recalls a healer’s claimed cures using water blends, facial tonics, and digestive tonics, with warnings of varying efficacy and cautions about consulting physicians. The piece notes rumored waters and preparations used by monk orders, claiming benefits for appetite, skin, eyes, and digestion, while acknowledging uncertain results and dangers of unverified treatments.
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Walinimer
Walter
Unclear OCR fragment with medical claims and product notes
Fragmentary text describes Dr Morae Indian Tonic pills, claimed to treat various ailments. It lists conditions such as indigestion constipation and piles, mentions home delivery and shipping, and references mare medical advice and side effects in a disorganized, garbled form.
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Rome
Morae
Laine
Hen Shappine
Rod Wiwank
Wen Tomlin
New South Wales Shire Councils and Free Views Feature
A jumble of items from the Town and Country Journal style page lists council matters, free stereoscopic views, portraits of Mrs Curlewis and Rose Scott, ladies’ work, poultry-keeping, hop-picking, a bridge over the Macquarie River at Narromine, and a motor yacht. Includes notices on exhibitions and recent local topics.
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Macquarie River
Narromine
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