Unclear Mail Schedule Items From Colonial Shipping Notices
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple mail and shipping routes with place names such as Mallchoo 189 P.O. Sytany Loyd Howe Norfolk Tiland New Ueebare Mauka and various Pacific destinations. Mentions timing like 6A p.ms, routes via Brisbane Urlahauo and Prinz Sigieaund, with references to Thurmlay Talani Port Dar and Soehere. The passage reads as a jumble of station names, vessels and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallchoo
P.O. Sytany
Emmorree
Loyd Howe
Norfolk Tiland
New Ueebare
Ee Mauka Teraup
Rarstonga
Anil Pablil
M.t
New Britain
Gorsian New Guinea
Menthe
Hengkemts
Lajatt
Urlahauo
Prinz Sigieaund
Thurmlay Talani
Dar Fom Soehere
Samarag Hetaviny Sipspores
Sauk Woo
Brisbane
Tattonmlay
Rocomahann
Eao, Dewan
uArih
Gomsk
Ese
Sivilouran
Ootakya
Unclear historical notice from Linden region fragments
Fragmented OCR text mentions Linden and mountain names with garbled phrases about legal or medical notices. The legible parts reference a discovery for courts and a preparation for coughs and colds. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond place names appear.
Labor Ranks Debate Staffing and Wages at Trades Hall
A Monday meeting at the Trades Hall chaired by Sir HM Colbert addressed the Industrial Disputes Act and the sugar works dispute. The session decided to appoint a special meeting for July 13 to discuss registration and to invite Sunney Labor Council officials. Wages were noted at 42d to 5 per hour with 3 to 4 pounds kept aside for worker behavior, while large immigrant labor and local unemployed were discussed amid accommodation and housing concerns. The arbitration award was debated with Mr Hecht noting dissatisfaction at perceived harsher penalties than other trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Trades Holt
HM Colbert
Magntame
Bn Ne Ren
Montay
Br. J
Triret
Preestent
Tae Phair
Sar
Unive
Monlay Cveaine
Tae Jag
Wetmaday
Nvite
Iit
Seii
Portugal
Evening News
Seporgor Ter Syoning
Trades Mail
Seciecy
Mnters
TUS
Mwa
Trades Mall
Perse
Hecht
Svenine News
Widening Streets Discussed by City Council
City Council met last night to decide on widening streets. The vote tally shown was 12 to 4 in favor of pursuing the street widening plan with recommendations for proposed routes and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te City Council
Japanese Okumura marriage case cited by Justice Simpson
Mr Juntep Simpson remarks on the Okumura divorce petition between Amelia Gertrude Okumura and Tatsunoki Okumura. The case discusses domicile, desertion, and three years residence in New South Wales as prerequisites, with focus on whether the marriage took place and if desertion existed prior to filing in November 1902. The Japanese husband’s domicile and the wife’s three-year residency are central issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juntep Simpson
Amelia Gertrude Okumura
Tatsunoki Okumura
Wis Honar
Pacca
New South Wales
Sw South Wales
Tam
Apinion
Japan
Trilian
Cram
Melbourne
Trades Hall meetings span NSW unions in stormy sessions
The United Operative Bricklayers Union of New South Wales met at Trades Hall with President C Pax presiding, debating Industrial Disputes and aligning with the Sydney Labor Council. Amalgamated District Engineers held sessions to explain new arbitration award terms, while other unions recorded elections, rule approvals, and debates on amalgamation and registration. The Cane-Cutters and Trams/Draymen groups reported wage concerns, with plans for road and market site projects and ongoing disputes about domestic matters and divorce law implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricklayers' Union
United Operative Bricklayers’ Union of
New South Wales
Trades Hall
C. Pax
Sydney Labor Council
Billy
Amalgamated District Engineers
G. Long
Amalgamated Distret Engineers
Balmain
Medfra
Granville
Sydney
Arbitration Court
Thormghly
Ite
Presters
Preesers
W. Jones
Avorotary
Ualag
W. James
J. Quinlam
M. J. Reidy
T. Carny
Pourcit
H. P. Kavanagh
Mr. Reddy
Tradea Hall Pommitias
Maesra
Draymen
Trally and Draysnen
W. Baldwin
Rexardine
Epali
Tomy
Clarence
Rickmans Rivers
Spimey Labor Council
The Push With The Pull in City Council Remarks
Aldermen clash over accusations and parliamentary conduct as the Lord Mayor calls for order during a heated council session. Leaders scold members for insinuations while debates focus on who should attend to duties and proper procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enetish
Enmeth
Gommlrteen
Rattver
Tuiaist
Stason
Wetepthea
Lowijad
Slyrban
Death of an Old Nun Mary Joseph Sherlock
Mary Joseph Sherlock oldest nun of Victoria dies at Mercy Convent Nicholson Street Fitzroy Melbourne. Daughter of Sir Robert Sherlock of Dublin she spoke fondly of Queen Victoria. She joined Hagel Street Convent Dublin in 1650 and took vows in Melbourne in 1851. She supervised boys and girls orphanages in South Melbourne 1860 and led primary school on Nicholson Street for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Joseph Sherlock
Victoria
Gonvent of Mercy
Nicholson-Street
Fitstor
MeTronrae
Sunray
Robert Sheriee
Dublin
Amese
Queen Victoria
Hagel-street
Dubin
Tiwoa
Pinnenr
Marcy
Perel
South Melbourne
Christian Brothers
Nicholenn-steoet
Unclear historic health patent promises and tonics
Fragmentary OCR describes a dubious tonic labeled Laxo-Trule Pill with claims to reduce doctor bills and treat coughs and colds. Mentions peppermint cure and a dubious percentage claim 10 percent and 1/60 V, with references to arutinine or erlutine and unspecified regions.
Decree Sought for Nullity of Marriage in Desertion Case
The text reports a court action seeking a decree of nullity for a marriage. It notes concerns about fault and desertion, with references to origin, justice, and potential child outcomes. Names and precise dates are unclear due to OCR errors, but the case centers on dissolution grounds and religious or societal expectations.
A New Type of Submarine for the Australian Navy
The Australian government plans a new submarine program with several units. Commander Clarigen Je outlines the mission while the sea service prepares the craft to surpass predecessors. The vessel, larger in every dimension, is expected to be seaworthy within two to three weeks, with crew and barracks set for the next training phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarigen
de Frese
England
Fragmented Town Meeting Drift and Oddities Discussed
A disrupted town council session debates weather related issues and delays in planning. The article notes motions about spiels and weather spells, mentions aldermen and various commented points, and hints at a broader industrial and social discourse with unclear references to residents and local managers.
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Tattersall
G.N. Hurdle
Hasdly
Arachne
Fulriell
Grant National
Ator
Gevertey Opfl
Vrgar Tire
I. Tek
Eam
ETD
Aba
Dace
Bat Sas
GEE
Ian
Romid
Sey Tau
Atin
Zayas
Joram
Bam
Atria
Fey
Sakza
Tam Tees
Sint
Adrneson
Sirnovere
Shaved Linrona
Tattarall
Ceeaunalinon
Thin Prine
Walen’ Stakes
Fisiitwick
Syawr
Uscarw
Linden
Teseen
Listes
Piva Mountains
Shaldos
Poeliine
Sks
Ad Chey Compiniacs
Ang Tang Troubles
the Ranks OF Labor
Unions and the Wages Boards
Muncclral Employers
Okumura
MR. Justice Simpson
Hay-street
Matthewstrast
Ain
Sibmissoe
Atatis
Sammeth
Cropley
Oxford Shoes
Cropley’s, Ltd
John Gropley & Sons
Pamination
Ant Espert
Angus & Coote
Jeera
Dowsuere, Oiptietess
Royal Arcade
Spanier
Burotnetve
Armetrone
Apuilan
Himerit
Heiely
New South
Origi Tevertinl
Deveriien Enmummeel
Coury
Ube
Bak
Chan
Angumn
Méermon ‘Thomnaus
Sereniy Sear
Pelart Watley
Industralia
Pnioye
Walfw
Roel
Cengier
Eri
Hollingdale & Kessell
Pentre Veri
Suke’s
Tet Bolt
Mutual Loan Agency
Suttons Chambers
Pitt-street
Syasey
the Crown Studios
George-St
Heres & Wales
Regiom Actica
Admearacaei
AED
L. J. Flegeltaub
Malt Omer Jemester Ani Certifinaiey Optician
King ST
Svyoney
Thenolam
Feehan Vryids
Wena Bale
Marshall
Wynyard Square
Sertimmer
BANE
NEW South Wats
Petarleeased
Frits Rietrent
Arter
iSeries
Ory
Hildariewy
Stieneres
Spietiieres “Uslarigbee
Macasen
Atail Kala
Sali Margate
Bale Wangainsly Blankets Bargains
TX Dress Goods
Sali Nara Lins PY Gloves
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