Inquiries for Missing Friends in Lloyds Weekly News
A list of inquiries from Lloyds Weekly News London dated January 26 seeking relatives and friends who left Britain for Australia or other destinations years ago. Names include Andrews Richard Bethnal Green 1864 Adelaide 14 years ago. Carter William G. left England for Australia about 60 years ago. Chesterton Charles went to Auckland 1363 then Rangoon. Collins Edward or Yates a valet to Australia about 1868. Howard William aka Rapho last in Sydney about 20 years ago. Nelson Henry left Newton Suffolk for Australia 60 years ago. Peaseed Isaac last heard Elmina New South Wales eight years ago. Pilgrim George E Liver pool 15 years ago and William H Pilgrim in Sydney 1873. Pilgrim family relations. Thompson Charles left Reed Waters England over 50 years ago for Australia. Wrybourne Fred came to Australia from Cardiff about 19 years ago jockey in Sydney. Requests contact to Lloyd's and mention of Evening News reprint.
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Lloyd's Weekly News
London
Lloyd's
Evening News
Andrews
Richard
Bethnal Green
Australia
Adelaide
Elizabeth
Carter
William G
England
Ellen
Chesterton
Charles
Auckland
Rangoon
Brother
Collins
Edward
Yates
Tom
Howard
William
Rapho
Sydney
N.S.W
Jeremiah
Nellie
Nelson
Henry
Newton
Suffolk
Mary Ann
Peaseed
Isaac
Elmina
New South Wales
Lamonby
Pilgrim
George E
Liverpool
William H. Pilgrim
Thomas
Thompson
Reed Waters
Robert Gardiner
Aska
Wrybourne
Fred
Cardiff
Digestive Tabules Earn Kind Words From Readers
New Lambton and Deniliquin readers report relief from indigestion after using Dr Sheldon s Digestive Tables. Mrs J Mackay of Lambton IL and Mr J Lawson of Cressy al Deniliquin NZ note good results and praise the preparation as an unequaled cure for indigestion and stomach troubles.
Calamity at Lake View Common School in Cleveland
A devastating fire engulfed Lake View Common School in Cleveland, Ohio, trapping 360 pupils ages 6 to 14. Two exits failed, floors collapsed, and nine teachers perished as students fled through choking smoke and flames. About 150 bodies recovered with fears of more under the ruins. A overheated furnace is blamed. the alarm was mistaken for a false alert by laughing pupils. An unnamed merchant aided by rescuing eighteen children.
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London
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake View Common
Pellmell
Miss Moran
Bulding
Upton
Bread price debate and empire policy in Commons
In Parliament Mr J F Leese urged that bread prices reflect natural causes and warned that a wheat import duty would worsen hardship. An amendment by Mr E A Goulding urged domestic agriculture and imperial preference. Lloyd George warned Germany’s warning against imperial duties. the amendment failed 203 to 690. King Henry Campbell Bannerman’s visit and possible Easter return were noted as doctors tempered optimism. A Reichstag note on Cameroons rubber and Belgian Congo treaty terms followed, with Leopold surrendering the Crown Domain for 3.5 million pounds and Congo hospitals funded. Belgian Parliament to oversee 15 year budget. The Matin claim of German support for Congo was denied.
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J. F. Leese
Lib
Home of Commons
E. A. Goulding
Tariffite
United Kingdom
Austen Chamberlain
Lloyd George
Board of Trade
Germany
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Daily Chronicle
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
House of Commons
Leopold
Congo Free State
Leopeld
Great Britain
Congo
Anarchist Threats Target Archbishops Amid Rising Crime
Anarchists threaten Archbishop Farley of New York and Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore amid rising urban crime. Immigration Commissioners consult police and plan cooperation to deport alien anarchists under the deportation law. Chinese seamen frame noted. Mr Charles Fenwick moves to curb mercantile marine abuses, with motion later withdrawn by the Board of Trade.
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Archbishop Farley
New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Aek
Baltimore
United States
Charles Fenwick
Mercantile Marine
Board of Trade
Copper and Tin Market Update
Copper spot quotes show buyer £56 12s 6d and seller £56 17s 6d with three month terms. forward bids rise to £57 2s 6d and £57 Ts nye aesgghae Sohanti ca Raest with the previous day. Electrolytic tin spot stands at £57 10s with a fall of 10s. tin three month and forward terms quoted as buyer £122 6s and seller £182 16s, up 27 10s.
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Aesgghae Sohanti
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Cure for Wide Range of Ailments
A promotional note extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for anaemia weakness rheumatism sciatica neuralgia paralysis and related women's ailments. The ad warns buyers to ensure the full product name appears on packaging or order direct from Dr Williams Medicine Company Australasia Sydney. Price listed as 2 shillings 9 pence per box or six boxes for 15 shillings 8 pence.
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N.S.W
St. Vitus
Sydney
Wheat market holds firm amid shrinking visible supply
The wheat market remains firm as prices rise slightly. The visible supply east of the Rockies is estimated at 57,017,000 bushels of wheat, down from 60,657,000 last week and 78,620,000 a year ago, per "Hrad street's" figures.
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Rockies
Hradstreet
Australian mining shares move on stock exchange
On the Stock Exchange yesterday quotations of Australian mining ventures were given. Broken Hill Proprietary showed a buyer 435 d and seller 458, North Broken Hill at 363 6d for a buyer and 37s 6d for a seller.
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Stock Exchange
Broken Hill Proprietary
North Broken Hill
Waratah Tramway Promise From Minister
A Waratah tramway plan advances after a deputation from Waratah and Hamilton Councils Newcastle Chamber of Commerce and Agricultural Society meets Minister for Works C A Lee. Route via Broadmeadow shown with show ground. cost over £29000. Lee will seek Public Works Committee approval or Cabinet authorisation to proceed.
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Waratah
Hamilton
Newcastle Chamber of Commerse
Newcastle Agricultural Society
C. A. Lee
Fstell
M.L.A
Betell
Broadmeadow
Lee
Te Public Works Committee
Cabinet
Starr Bowkett Societies Loan Drawings At North Sydney
At the Northern Suburbs Starr Bowkett Society meeting Mrs N Guyder of Barraba road North Sydney drew No 11 and will receive a 200 pound loan free of premium and interest repayable weekly over ten years. The Burwood Starr Bowkett Building Society on March 4 drew Reg 87. owner with 10 shares gets a 500 pound loan free of interest. From Baker and Rowse Proprietary three up to date photo catalogues received. Teething children suffer some diarrhoea. confirmation on remedy offered.
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Northern Suburbs
Starr-Bowkett Society No- 1
Town Hal
North Sydney
N. Guyder
Barraba Road
Burwood
Starr-Bowkett Building Society
NSW Public Service Changes And Promotions
Government notices list numerous departmental shifts and temporary acting appointments. Annie Rogs Todd becomes caretaker at Water Police Office. C B H Galea acts as Deputy to S M Love at Parramatta. H H Connell and others take temporary CPS and registrar roles across North Sydney Tingha Moorwillembah Murwillumbah and Newtown districts. Retirements and resignations followed by cadet draftsmen and junior clerk examinations and promotions outlined for multiple offices.
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Annie Rogs Todd
M. A. Tindall
C. BH. Galea
P.M
Scone
M.S. Love
S.M
Parramatta
E. L. Maitland
H. H. Connell
C.P.5
C.P.S
North Sydney
Arthur Blix
Robert Donaldson
Central Police Office
C.P
Tinghs
Howell
C. W. Naylor
Tingha
W. B. Geddes
Moorwillembah
H. L. Meads
Murwillumbah
Court of Review
Dr. T. Bloomfield
Registrar-General's Department
Newtown- Camperdown
Newtown-Erskine
Newtown
BE. E. J. Keary
Department of Taxation
The
Treasury
W. L. BR. Jamieson
Virgil Roberts
Botanic Gardens
Technological Museum
Sydney
C. J. Pickup
Mary Gallacher
Morindah
G. M. Miller
Messenger Department of Mines
R. B. Parry
Granville North
Catherine Corbettt
Randwick Bnylam
E. Stanford
Engleton
Julia A. Whitehead
Normanhurst
H. K E. W. Mackenzie
Department of
Taratlon
EB. P. M.donnell
District Board For Old-age Pensions
Forbes
Wallace Mackenzie
Pariah Msp
Department
Landa
Public Service
H. Wendels
R. Peterson
A. BH. Pawley
M*ellerichsen
W. H. Hintmarsh
A. M. Allen
W. R. Gilchrist
T. F. Cooney
L. Walker
E. F. Hotchkiss
J. F. Carroll
Mesars
KR. EB. Reid
W. C. O'Toole
BR M. Robb
J. W. Russell
J. Bliss
R. ©. Bradley
A. C. Wheeler
Helping the Orchardist Law Sparks Council Debate
A Department of Agriculture notice urges councils to burn or boil garbage containing fruit to stop fruit moth spread. Alexandria Council debated the measure with Alderman Ralph pressing for action while others argued it caused inconvenience and impact on shopkeepers before deciding the inspector should inform fruiterers to adopt the burning or boiling method.
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Department of Agriculture
Alexandria
Ralph
O'Riordan
Loveridge
Aldermah
Barren Jack Dam tender call prepared for wall work
At the Barren Jack Dam site officers prepare tender particulars for the great retaining wall as operations advance. Workers are being laid off with many moving to Narrandera projects while a Melbourne doctor reports a discovery about ankle and knee placement related to a cafe scene.
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Melbourne
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