Wyalong Murder Mystery Deepens As Inquest Adjourned
In Wyalong the inquest into a Chinaman found dead under circumstantial circumstances was delayed for July to allow further evidence. Witnesses Charles Wallbridge and James Carroll testified they were at the deceased’s wagon about three hours ago but saw nothing suspicious. A post mortem showed a smashed jaw and facial injuries consistent with a blow, with authorities pursuing a Chinaman hawker linked to the bloodstained clothing.
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Wyalong
Yo Wodcartara
Charles Wallbridge
Jems Carroll
Kelmar
Valueless ten pound note figures in Water Court case
Francis Motorsten, a clerk, was charged with attempting to log 10 from a bank using a valueless note. He claimed the name Theodore Watson, saying he hid his identity from kin. Police said the case showed common crime. Mr Morar sentenced the accused to four months hard labor. An appeal option was discussed.
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Fraeeis
Mtoorsten
Charles John
Sui Artun Bank, Limited
Victoris
Theodore Watson
Comi Wince
Muar
Alin
The Japanese Mall Aboard Kasuee Maru Leaves Circular Quay
The NK liner Kasuee Maru sailed from Circular Quay at noon bound east with a large passenger list including Major General Breach Major Owen Mrs Led and Miss Gealen. Captain Fraser started timely on the mail run his first trip down under. At Brisbane the ship will join Colonel Finn and Major General Preach for Thursday 13 public business.
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Suaterdas
Eaut
Fraser
Breach
Owen
Qealen
Gromobel
Thos, Croudape
Hrishane
Etip
Finn
Gmeral Preach
Tandon
Mysterious Island Sleuth Reported by The MPT Times
The MPT Times dated June 12 notes a confirmed report about sleuth activity at Rotumah Island involving Henry Lybank Leefe, a resident commissioner. Details mention his birth and family tied to Rev J Leefe and Yurkauke, with rotations and positions in Rotamab around 1991.
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MPT! Times
Rotumah
Henry Lybank Leefe
My. Love
J. Leefe
Vier
Cresastall
Yurkauke
Hill
Vie Silvey
Tie
Rotamab
Western Pacific Herald
Fij
Juve & Eos4
New Steamers for Chin-Australian Service
The Bend A Company plans adding a larger faster steamer on the Chin-Australian route with Captain Sireen as Marine Superintendent. The ship, Nordly WW, aims for homeward voyage and will be bigger than the Eastern. The ASN Company builds a new passenger steamer while Jer sie Hurldgrt, Parker, and Company have a new venture near completion after a trial voyage.
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Bnd A. Company
G. Sireen
ASN
Ing
Jersie Hurldgrt
Parker, and Company
Quarantine Board Deliberates on Fifty Pentagon Patients
A report from the Quarantine Station says the latest conditions show little change in the several patients under care. The Board of Health did not decide on releasing the fifty pentacian patients and awaits further developments after discussing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freali
Arabs Refugees on Thurepay Island Encounter
On Wednesday evening Arabs reported as refugees landed at a creek near Temipin Hey. They hid their boat in the timber, were pursued by a local group, and the men were searched by police. One man was found with identification and a prisoner number in New Caledonia. Another fragment mentions a New Caledonian paper.
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Thurepay Island
Alice
Namie
New Caledonia
New York
Samust
Albany
Fommph
Kew York
Troy
Bauers
Kew
Irio
Ruel
Loete
Ani Company
Sot 4. & Morgan and Gampani
Stock Exchange “Moratariur
Io Norihirn Toole
Stork Exchange
Baus Weil
Teunie
Launtesion Velognitas
Nischoft
Lonaun
Nuri Brukee Hill
Mamary Romding
Coolramby
Guyeng
West
Dogean Gursen
Lavinelut
Surin
Queeneland
Ee Dempeey CO Mining Company
Gaffners Orees
Eriline
Mirthilay
Mer
Edwin
Biel
Jo Trgart
Weel Boul
Alarra
Meltuurer
Hue
Aseayer
Sally
Rey Ao
Roeralie
St. Greet Boulder
Doussin
Moresby
Samarala
Woodierk
Tland
Oeet Presling
New Bulan
Adelaide
Ore “Chater
Bydnes
Harto
Toorh
Toorh's
Sea
Ade
Bydney Hydraulic
Bydney
Sydney
Devon Com
Wickham Coal
Cley Bank of Ner
Australien Gaslight
Sighion
Vale of Citydd
Queensland
Siruien
Brin Steadied
Rhosshaves Terraces
Quaeostand Menzies
Bowler Hall Mile Boack
Gren Boulder
Njee South
Rales Us
Amd
Tork
Duke
Wellingtos
Asbodal
Eis
Adelaive
Tinrstay
Quesalioun
Ediek
D&t
Toni Deo
Key
Keck
Salon Ver
Suieante Carporatian
Berry
Eau See
Lars Seersings
Nawra
Gavia
Ise
Reiring
Permvine
Mianers
Ter Wast
Bass
Lew
Srock
Varilaceni
Lee
Asa
Fareain
Iraseartior
Faraware
Bedrade
Cosmen
Roveen
Tavideth
Merry
Nowre
Snewks
Basie
Body identified in Sydney area death case
The body found near Rot Gay on Wednesday evening has been identified as that of Matthew Bi Sant Seatanon. Meg M'Mahon of Rand ueika conveyed the identification, noting the deceased had held a position at the Limde Office in Bourke and Hall in Sydney years ago. The death appeared natural after a long illness, with prior criminal history revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rot Gay
Meg M'Mahon
Rand
Premier clarifies aims in reply to question
The premier spoke about the recent invitation and stated he does not want anything. The exchange touched on Mr. Fedion and Kaleb how, with the position appearing unchanged and no new requests forthcoming.
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Noyal
J. Beddow
Kalebhwo
Fedion
Dora
Tram derailment blocks Waverley line near King Elizabeth
A Waverley tram derailed yesterday near the intersection of King and Elizabeth streets causing a temporary halt on the inbound line for about 20 minutes. No injuries were reported and service resumed after the incident.
Copper Boiler Theft Suspects Nabbed In Newcastle
In Newcastle suburb copper boilers vanished from homes sparking a police probe. Frank Wallace and Edward P. Redd faced charges at the police court for allegedly stealing boilers and were remanded on the matter until tomorrow as evidence traced to a marine dealer who bought a boiler. The case unfolded amid a government debate over funding for public works.
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Newcastle
Casey Wer
Ube
Frank Wallace
Edwa
P. Redd
Balmain Strike Meet Urges Arbitration To End Ironwork Dispute
A large Balmain public meeting backed arbitration to settle the ironworkers strike. The gathering urged both employers and employees to appoint arbitrators and a judge to decide on minimum wage and grading of men. A petition with 100 plus signatures urged urgent arbitration and an end to the dispute impacting workers, families, and commerce.
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Busters’ and Firemen's Association
Wcistunis
J.m'farlane
Eamne
Macfarlane
Clegg
Pnd Wood
Hudson
Cental Hall
Baltualy
J P Ijeir
Presbyterian Church
Mere Dee
Kia
Magdougall
Dbille
Duke Jn
Larke
Tor Cusuna
Mr. Larke
Ishin
Paraisane
H. Coonell
Sinclair Pindlay
W. €. Macdoneall
Eitisene
New South Wales
Halmalh
Sydney
Hgathford
Terry Aicsmers
Balmain
Henry Hudson
Balziain
Bylnes
Geatrike Vomblee
Lyceum Theatre
Obsifike
Sydney Lebar Councy
Revers
Uwe Profmenieaal Usisianw
Henent Association
W. Anderson
Btw
M'Lean
Lawton
Harry Richards
John Puller
Watkins
Empire Theatre
Wallace Brownlow
Goodman
Williameog
Gallaun Theatres
Commercial drift in Wheat and Dairy Markets
London private j Deter voices Australia wheat pact, England faces price pressures amid rising Tasmanian onion stocks. Melbourne millers watch Canadian flour duties as New South Wales and Sussex Street markets shift, with prices quoted for wheat flour oats and dairy products and a note on New Zealand growers.
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London
Absp
Australia
England
Atd
Mankobs
Sydney
Datiemry
Melbourne
America
American Mills
New South Wales
Gupine
Busser
Wednenday
New Sunland
Onioam
Pabsters
Sussex-street
Tramanis
New Zealand
Bothles
Eupplien
Abin
Meare
Alien Brothers
Mhellharbor
Market Report
Thermeri Ula
Sussix-street
Fruit Prices and Varieties in New South Wales Markets
The report lists fruit prices and conditions across Wellington and other NSW districts. Cholea Washington navels fetch regieit good prices while lemons are dull. Pears and apples vary in quality. bananas, guavas, granges, naval oranges, strawberries, and other fruits show a range of prices per case, per dozen, or per bag, with notes on supply and demand.
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Washington
Wellington
New South Wales
Mandarius
Atrawberrica
Fomsteen
Vegetables at Belawre Markets Mild Supplies and Prices
Moderate supplies of vegetables are offered at Belawre Markets. Cauliflowers, small to large, priced 1s to 28 per dozen. cabbages from 4d to 6d. lettuce 4d to 9d. carrots 9d per dozen. peas and pumpkins scarce with prices noted. New kidney potatoes 5s to 10s per hundred. sweat potatoes 6d peredeal.
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Derrick
Lucerne
Twoston
Ateamable
Hovey
N.S.W
N.’ River
South Coast
Inia
de Bacon
Hanis —Colonial
York Castle
New Zealand
Redfern Forage Sales Report From Local Auction
Small supply and brisk competition dominated the Redfern forage sale. Extra prime hay cleared to high prices, with good medium hay selling around 1s 9d to 2s, and lucerne in demand though prices varied. Ordinary primes and prime oxen sale noted, while several listed buyers and consignors participated, including local names such as Momra Stewart and J. W. Grey.
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Prine
Lucerne Bes
Yaluse
Ani
Derrick Stra
Momra Stewart
Purtevas
Sab Smpany
J. W. Grey
Fragmentary Trade Names and Locations in Obscure Ledger
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous firms, farms, and place names such as West wed Peery, LACO and Company, Dridgs and Company, Shepherd, Harvey, and Weber, and many NSW towns including Maitland, Parkes, Dubbo, Grafton, and Bathurst. The text appears to be a catalog of businesses, agents, and agricultural notes with prices and quantities blurred and intermingled.
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Edmondans
Bomen
Domen
A and Company
Forbes
Ul. Birch
Dubbs i
G. Prepe
Parkas Cours
J. Warren
Minor
J . Raylige
Bathurst
Pratiey
Rainn
Panand
Marver
Cadbera Wat
BK Cullen
Bungendore
Sail
FL Boman
de Sd
R Duan
Wares
W. P. Conway
Wales
Kim
J. Renda
Atutomy
de GA
Ganmain
Weather report shows heavy rain across districts and scattered showers
The north west district and coastal areas reported heavy falls leding the Cetino record at 1%4 inches. Sydney saw threatening conditions with only a slight drizzle. Multiple towns including Goondoo, Kempsey, Port Macquarie, Maitland, and Bathurst logged various rain amounts and reports of moderate gale in some locations.
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Cetino
Sylbey
Sam
Barriogun
Goadoches
Hogeadllis
Tebulam
Casing
Liamore
Ballina
Fort Ritvhens
Barmonit Tetroen
Newrantie
Maitland
Singman
Jerri’s Pialus
Sydney
Patramilla
Lawson
Kauomba
Maun
Victoria & Pieton
Bowral
Mose Vale
Tarules
Bateman’s Bay
Armidale
Byron Bay
Barrenjoey
Bundarra
Borgabilia
Clarence Heads
Camden Haven
Croakhaven Heads
Cape Hawke
Gratton
Glen Saary
Laverell
Jervis Hay
Katoomba
Moree
Port
Mr Wraggess Purecast Weather Across Regions
Damp and cold conditions prevail in Armidale and Harden with frosty nights reported. Rain falls in southeast and northern areas near the Queensland border while Katoomba enjoys mild, mostly fine days with clear skies and cooler nights. In Kempsey and Grafton intervals of rain occur, with some sections noting heavy rain at times. Sparse sunshine and a recent influx of visitors are mentioned in the highland areas.
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Armidale
Grafton
Kempsey
Thirelay
Katoomba
Bala
Election notes on Campbell and Liberal party activities
An opposition candidate Archibald Campbell denies government endorsement rumors amid Liberal row. Liberal Executive Council to meet today to finalize campaign arrangements as candidates face absenteeism and bogus candidate tactics. Metropolis speakers and a Monday Town Hall rally are noted with gallery access for supporters.
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Wy. Bavidler
Auhbutubam
Che
Baviater
Moore
Liberal Amocistion
Arsung
Peijooin Baler
Lberal
Liberal Party
Peice
Modfe Han Saked
Baler
Mesers
Les
Wattt
Carruthers
Garland
Gold for the East on Japanese Mail Steamer
The Japanese mail steamer Raves Maru departed for the Far East from Sydney carrying gold valued at 23270 pounds and 520 pounds in coin, destined for Hongkong.
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Sydney
Hongkong
VESSELS ON THE COAST REPORTS THREE BARQUES
The Jarvie May signal station logged vessels in deep trim near Day Street and the marsh. At 10.52 a.m. a four masted barque was seen, followed by another at 10.30 a.m. and a third at 1 p.m.
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Jarvie May
Pam
Big Hauls Of Fish And Odd Details At Lake
A fragmented report notes a party of Chinese at Tichega Lake catching between a few and four fish while aborigines claim a hundred splendid whospher along the coast. Other strands mention Dunedin dining rooms, Seddon, and veterans inspected by an official, with a 22 year old sailor and constable mentioned in tense scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tichega Lake
Pia
Dinpel
Turbulent stock market stalls amid late May turmoil
The New York stock exchange faced a sharp setback as trading halted amid widespread volatility and suspected manipulation. Major moves included large block trades, suspensions, and calls for reform as prices plunged and investors questioned market integrity.
Fragmentary 1900s ledger notes mention teams and scores
A garbled OCR fragment lists names, places, and numbers including Lake View, North Columbia, Orienta l Alum, and team references. The text reads like a scattered sports score ledger with uncertain dates, quantities, and participants, lacking clear events or outcomes.
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Cama
Salem
Lake View
BetHenh Mareeret
Guertsland
Eales
Mets
Berens Wek
Laivareae
S.victory
Gunlatiees Xu
Nuri Cotem
North Columbia
Kewt Trikum
Nét
Norte
Orienta! Alum Cogent
Nwik Prostix
Peomis Eeeers
Nor. Smich Gebl
Gela Se
Msuiland
Premier in the South feature roiled politics and unrest
A battered account outlines votes, charges and protests around a southern premier figure. It mentions candidates, government actions, and social tensions, with references to trials, public reaction, and political upheaval across towns and leaders.
Mr Wise at Granville and the pursuit of a grand bill
The text reports a parliamentary scene centered on Mr Wise and Granville. It notes opposition figures urging workers to avoid reform and to back government measures. It references industrial arbitration and a push to pass a bill through the Legislative Assembly, with electors urged to support the government and Mr Wise for Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geanville
Wisre
Len
Uyper Howes
Tomey Ceneral
Architeatora Bilthas
Sint Lewienaire
Wien
Wisdaar
Crime Court Adjourns After Curious Speech
Fragmented police court note shows a defendant tied to a case involving a mysterious galley of words. Witnesses mention a yard, a sale at a gas station, and a jail rumor while a man named Dest stands accused. The record remains unclear, with several garbled phrases and partial names.
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Cyocrad
Mongar Abyss
Tarlo Beard
Tron
Guarirr
Fatal Colliery Accident at Wallsend Mine
A deadly collapse at Wallsend coal pit injures several workers. A falling mass of earth trapping men caused serious injuries, with rescue efforts underway and an urgent warning issued to all on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewcastey
Teersfiay
Wiles
Mughar
Seer
Deri
Wallsend
Fragmentary note on Vietnam era vehicle purchases
A hazy OCR fragment mentions Vietnam related vehicle purchases and a person named Karemy Mare with scattered words about shop, mall, and Mediaperes Yo Newman. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Sion
Sim Tejimeh Widhoe
Abide Baesh Co Toke Trum Mediaperes Yo Newman Dire Srt
Karemy Mare
Jdpsitr Wall Ny
Viehicnams Pis
Pt Fab Fob Fur Mall
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Igor
Bruce Beni
Paiace
Venice
Bingare
Frank Dennett
Winchester Ballet
Bennett
Vican
Timusdin
Hosli
Sussex Street Trade
Redfern Forage Sales
Clark
Went Maitland
Laidlaw Brothers
Moanbl
Mkinnon
Moooks
Modgee
Kirkwood
West’ Maitland
Derrick-preseeg
J. Sones
Raxlan
Bundle
H.id
Ayre
Mara Tan
Daten Hay
Broadhead Wrethers
Mara- Jaz
Ewe
Ryo Coru
O'Malley
Blayney
W. M. Chirk
Reebea
Wyss
Mawkenbury Agricultural College
T. Horan
P. Watere
Riversione
Pleld
Penrith
Gil
Menzies
Black Mountain
MR. Wragge
Torch
Archibald Campbell
Jilawares
Bee
Central Association
Campbell
Association
MR. Wise
Granville
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