Turbulent Camperdown meeting erupts as candidate clashed with crowd
A lively ruckus at Camperdown Crows Hall last night saw Liberal and Reform candidate Mr W C Clee face a hostile audience. The crowd jeered, fought, and drowned out remarks with cheers and jeers as interruptions, chants, and comic diversions filled the meeting before its abrupt breakup.
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Camperdown Crows Hall
W. C. Clee
Liberal and Reform
Sicows
Carruthers
Camperdawn
Pregent Snanda
Prewon Alien
A.dabate
Fathus
Miesare
Fuilick
Levy
Matt
Exott
Mr. Levy
Ingentet
Joe Man
Regardine
Australia
Women political league hosts ministers in Sydney gathering
The Women’s Social and Political League entertained Attorney-General Wade and Chief Secretary Mr. Waddell at Concordie Hall Elizabeth Street Sydney. President Mrs Teel welcomed them and urged reforms including education, universal penny postage, and compulsory voting. Waddell argued against female franchise while noting progress and the need to support measures aiding women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Social and Political League
Imp. C. , Wade
T. Waddell
Concordie Hall
Lizabethdivest
Sydney
Teel
Praaidant
Teague
Auld
Alectom
Waisell
Amemark
Wade
Waddell
Clewson
Vhakae
Advertising on Tram Tickets Sparks Novel Scheme
An old news item notes tram tickets to carry advertisements on their reverse side. The plan aims to showcase various brands and attract advertisers, highlighting a push to generate revenue. The piece mentions a notable local business initiative linked to promotional campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anand
Miss Turnbull Recital Delights Local Audience
Miss Turnbull headlined a recital featuring extended readings and varied recitations by local talent. Highlights included a dramatic sketch from The Lady of Lyons, Maude Muller, and instrumental pieces by Chopin and Bendow as part of an evening of musical and literary performances.
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Mies Pan Fees
van Gallowyd
Boocilig
Lady of Lyons
Miss Tursbull
Wes Eerd
G. Whithers
Maude Muller
Chopin
Frances Teem
Bendol
We. J. Maxieald
Geoad
The Melbourne Murder Mystery Drives Melbourne Police
The Melbourne Age reports detectives probing the Bauer murder amid conflicting theories and a key witness, a woman describing a tall man with a prominent nose and rubber-soled boots. A cabman’s movements and a hidden weapon are central clues as authorities pursue a known criminal.
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Schauer
Bernard Bauer
Melbourne
Age
Schaumer
Bawer
Tomu
Ms & Body
Overs Rim
Collim-street
Hwart
Queen-strest
Cutler
Aan
Vieans
Ie Tedy
Ty Iteo
Iearty
Anderson
Collins-street
Chambers
Aed
Queen-street
Indy
Paio
Ua Col Maton
Peppermist Cure Promoted for Chest Ailments in Old Guide
An aged medical notice extols Peppermist Cure as a remedy for chest trouble and lung weakness. It claims to ease winter ailments by clearing secretions and improving breathing, citing general palliative benefits and the dust atmosphere as a contributor.
Australia Revisited by Lady Saram Wilaos Exudes Colonial Progress
A reflective travel sketch from an English observer detailing Australia’s post conference optimism, with vivid notes on Melbourne and Sydney’s bustle, Victoria’s sheep farming economics, irrigation schemes in New South Wales, station life, garden scenes, and the appeal to young emigrants seeking opportunity. The piece mixes personal impressions with broader colonial progress and future prospects.
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Saram Wilaos
Tame
Reed & Aligae
Australia
Mebourne
Sydney
Viriarta
Boars Vale
Victoria
Mt Douree
New Bouth
Wales
Rome
Greystone
Bewe
England
Hhe House
Australis
Ben
Isa
New South Wales
Dummer
Carey
Goverdt Hay Gow
Chia
Fitviro
Fender
Austrasia
Commonwealth
Bexinalag
Adrift Youth Faces Fearful Tide of Emigration
Fragmentary lines depict a lingering dread among a young migrant and a pervasive urge to leave the homeland. The text invokes Europe as a vast continent and hints at crowded, suffocating conditions in London, with a refrain about adventure and the pull of distant shores. The sense of inevitability and desire to escape frames the brief excerpt.
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Europe
Mallijone
London
Penaian
Canadian Visitors Tour to British Empire Ports
A Vancouver based excursion organized by the Greater Tours Association will visit Brisbane Sydney Melbourne Hobart Magden Christchurch Wellington and Auckland. The party includes bankers capitalists and investors and plans to study political and labor conditions in these parts of the British Empire.
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Auipeland
Vancouver
Capitalla Mnd
Greater Tours Association
Thy Tnerary
Brisbane
Sydney
Melbourne
Hobart
Magedin
Christchurch
Wellington
Auckland
Chamois Leather Jackets Fashion Notes
Fashion notice describes chamois leather jackets and garments, detailing textures, dressmaker notes, and proposed color palettes. It references a London paper and mentions fashion trends for light fabrics, waisted tailoring, and lace trimming with favored hues like cream, puce, and parchment.
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Nat
Wireless Telegraphy Report From Australian Records
Wireless telegraphy progress is detailed withAustralian records noting long distance messages and ongoing experiments. Reports describe ships, including the Challenger and Psycho, returning from voyage and tests off Hobson’s Bay, Melbourne, with signals received in Sydney and Melbourne, highlighting wireless communication improvements aboard naval vessels and public interest.
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Haas Ams
Eam
Thailenerr
Unnn
Sagabiy
Farmovr
Melbourne
Age
Cal Jonger
Sydney
Bekiport
Wilken
Tve
Ula Unnraiaan
Apersinus Papin
Bridhart
Wbich
Cloen
Hallesmee
Heribod Alourelde
Srirish
Plague talk at Trades Hall discusses world spread
In Sydney last evening Professor Anderson Stuart spoke in the social room of Trades Hall on Pleas and the Plurus. He argued plague spread worldwide via shipping and outlined concrete steps including harbor protection and ship risk controls to stamp out the disease.
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Sydney
Anderson Stuart
Trades Hall
Ruben Teoplaeles
Redfern council acts on nuisance from factory fumes
Citizens of Regent and Wallansming streets faced foul odors from a nearby factory. The Redfern Council ruled to keep the plant in operation while awaiting removal, with a six month window and strict precautions to guard against further nuisance.
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Redfern Counell
Regent
Te Sau
Avery
Carreno Farewell Read by Public at Town Mall Event
The public appreciation for Mu. Carruio's gift was shown with large attention at the Town Mall in the afternoon. Notes mention responses from several places and a crowd expressing praise as the recital and farewell occurred.
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Carruio
Wendertah
Miducor
Rewiboren
Cepia
Reliance
Tetalinewaky
Abé Liesland
Voice of the People on hotel gaming and public order
Readers vent about gaming in hotels and misuse of licenses. They call for abolition of backgammon and billiards in hotels, warning of Sunday trade excesses and noisy bars. Accidents and public behavior discussed, urging law enforcement to curb illegal gambling and unsafe premises.
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Roiela
Uttu
Wits
Dinlards
Aly
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Women's Social League
Mr, Wade
Miss Turnbull
Tafidy
Mack Waddes
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Gaegesitad
Ieyteciole
Wootat
Party OF Bankers and Capitalists
THE
Redfern
Carreno
Rrary Meiner
Chimbe Cough
Raneks
Voice OF the People
Publ Vcatton
Wien
Moss
Sande
Paseezers
Mit
Towiah
Milier
Hirthor
Fydnes
Landsin
Awad
Arimben
He Daniels
Panaltile
John Cropley & Sons
Thy Cropley
George-street
Haymarket
Spaner
Wks
Cela
Uutulhark
Morocco
Jemitivr
Wilyer
Angus & Cuote
Berpurser
Free An
A. T. Pittar
SAO
Fee
Spenger Nolan
Ecisiss
PAT Suerte
David Grant & CO
Srueta
Valle
Tatcor
Jaceta
Nerena
A. H. Miller
Surecoa Dentet
iHousewives
Wenamtt Ant Barkell
Frankfurt Sausage CO
Patt-St.sear Circular Quay
Lars Belleacis
Frankfurt
Hollingdale & Kessell
King-St
Gaia Pracil
Sung
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