The People’s Whisky and Spirits at Roberts stores
A fragmented ad lists a variety of beverages sold at Roberts stores including spirits and wines. It mentions bottles, prices per glass, and references to brands and types such as lager beer and Australian red wines, though many words are garbled. The readable items point to shop offerings and location mentions like W. Clveet.
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Pines
Tee Esha Sonal Mlanka
Roberts’ Wixe
Sfimit
W. CL
Roberts
BERR
Roberts' Hotel on Mamett Streets in Boston Advert
An Evening News notice advertises Roberts' Hotel on Mamett Streets in Boston with a penny per copy price. The brief item references contacting the Evening News for distribution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts’ Hotel
Mamett Strrets, Bos Selephone TO
Time of Publication of Editions Note
The notice states first edition at 15.45 and second edition to follow, with editions published Monday to Friday. It lists publication times for editions and indicates the sequence of editions and scheduling.
In Memoriam and Death Notices Fragment
Fragmented death notices honor Alexander Hives Bryce and others. Wites names, dates, and relations, including a Royal Prince Alfted Hospital reference, with family members expressing love and remembrance amid garbled OCR. The text reproduces mourning lines and familial ties in a sparse obituary snippet.
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Bryce Tin
Alexander Hives
Alfted Auapital
Slyeark
Dager
Else Dryer
Bryce
Machel
Mary Walshe Brych
Beter An
Iin
Manary
Uiner Hs
de Enea
Erandehidres
Ean Garin
Deakin’s Oroboros: Repeated Themes in Prime Ministerial Speeches
The Prime Minister, Mr Deakin, speaks at length on political questions but offers familiar platitudes. He revisits states relations, migration, and the Decal situation, now adding Detention with cautious optimism about workable measures and cooperation between State and Federal Parliaments.
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Deakin
Commonwealth
Deakinism in Debate Over Immigration and Fiscal Policy
The article critiques Mr. Deakin’s speeches on immigration from Britain and fiscal policy. It accuses him of evasive rhetoric, lacking clear declarations, and relying on flourishes while avoiding concrete policy, urging focus on defence and substantive issues amid state-federal tensions.
Notes on exhibition babies and begging practices
A city columnist argues against hiring babies for public exhibition in the name of charity. The piece warns such acts promote beggary, exploit infants, and attract sickly displays. It calls for sweeping street beggars from the thoroughfares to curb the practice.
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Agara
Ths
Tey
Sagaviotaly
Alternative to current method of hiring domestic workers
A New York woman, lauded for managing 17 boarding houses, advocates employing masculine servants. She praises male domestics as quiet, reliable, and less fussy than women, noting they work well, don’t flirt, and stay on task. The piece humorously questions pompadours and prinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New York
Ne York
Doarters
Bydney
Dearth of Officers Prompts Australasian Recruitment Efforts
A written piece notes a severe shortage of capable officers for the Urfence scheme and the need to recruit Australians abroad for military duties. It cites Federal Executive action to draft more officers, training barriers, and proposals to raise salaries to attract talent from universities and other regions to fill essential command roles.
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Deakis
Austratiag
Ullery
Victoria
Stene
Etitle
Founding of an Australian Silitary Coltery
This fragment discusses seating and training of young men, criticizing annual schemes as tedious and expensive. It notes that many return as Imperial officers, bringing conservative temperaments, and questions the Commonwealth's ability to manufacture soldiers and train future commanders.
Federal Weather Sparks Australian Grievances Over forecasts
The South Australian public laments inaccurate long range forecasts after federal observers shifted weather duties to a central centre. Citizens claim local experts provided better 24 hour ahead predictions, while officials admit some misses and imperfect isobar readings and pressure patterns.
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South Australia
Adalaide
Il Ja
Boat Australia
Apy Tals
Official Motors in Police Transit Will Aid Melbourne
The article argues for extensive adoption of motor cars for police work in Melbourne, noting public works delays and factory car reliability. It cites benefits in rapid response, patrolling, and situational coverage, suggesting police use could modernize transit duties and emergency reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravioe Fee Windi
Melbourne
New York
Case of Conscience and a Gentleman Thief
A Victorian anonymous letter describes a treasurer who stole money yet faced a gnawing conscience. He admits to taking funds for years and plans to repay, while a forged moral dilemma is presented about the toll on victims and the impropriety of his conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina
Wyler
Train Robbers Raid Italy Travel Route Alarms Rise
The piece notes robberies on Italian railways and at sea ports have increased in recent years. It warns English travelers to avoid Italy, cites thefts from passengers and purse snatchings, and urges authorities to ensure safety for foreign visitors and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rablegram
Guguekafy
Jtaly
Italy
Sero
Toreiguers
LAXO-TONIC PTLLA Puta 1046 and Je ed
Publication fragment on a square venue with unclear wording and scattered phrases about a show, catalogs, and postcards. The readable text hints at a promotional tone and a request to write today, but concrete details are missing.
Lisbon Tragedy Details Conspirators’ Deaths in Royal Carriage
London Sunday dispatch reports investigations into the Lisbon murder of King Cyrios of Portuest by Asarehiai. Five conspirators died at the royal carriage, while guards allege the actual murderers escaped unhurt. witnesses claim those stabbed by soldiers were not the principal culprits.
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London
Carios of Portuest
Asarehiai
Lisbon
Cyrios
Lule
Bev Tal
Potsdam Court of Honor Trials implicate German officers
The Court of Honor at Potsdam sat to review scandals in the German Army. Count William Heber and Col. Lytian faced trial with 40 witnesses, including editor Herr Harden. Count Lyuan received a month imprisonment after the court found guilt not fully proven.
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London
Powsdam
Lst
Count William Heberned
Comnl Lytian
Potsdam
Elgewhere
Guards Corps
Herr Harden
Count Lyuan
Hobena
The Kaiser's Letter and Naval Debate
The London Observer questions why Lord Lora Esher, deputy governor of Windsor Castle, would intrude into naval leadership matters. The Daily Mail notes a German Emperor letter linked to Sir John Plaber and First Sea Lord, with sharp remarks on Lord Tweedmouth and Kerr Ester.
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London
London Observer
Tweedmouth
Lora Esher
Windsor Castle
Lobe
Imperial Maritime League
Germany
John Plaber
Emparor
Twerdmouth
Kerd Ester
Ietter
Relatives at Law in Charge at Ryde Police Court Case
In Ryde Police Court a defendant stood accused as a relative of a complainant and of aiding in alleged theft during an incident at Eypsids. The charge, details of arrest, and proceedings describe the warrant, preliminary evidence, and intent to proceed with the case, with mention of witnesses and the involvement of local police and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judes Rogers
Aera
Farharle Deo Patagne
George Tapaer
A. G. Plunket
Eater
Siasas
Ryde
Hariee Wyrmey
Tehem
Dyfvindani
Tinfeniait
Walt Fe
Ronbianie Parkes
Bal Gm
He Plains
Owen
Anil
Unit
Rampart Bergan
Rony
Patrasy
Tee Dinnur
Rexttime
Eemrat
Pallo
Seti
Tollelie
Seraise
Rae
Casey T
Leo
Tata Pele
Muaigoth
Wwe
Avideors
Suuin
Hare Rover
Ths
George Litaie
Bae
Munir
Nina
Mongolia's Voyage Endures Fire Aboard Passenger Ship
London report says RMS Mongolia arrived at Marseille February 28 from Lomion with a fire aboard. The blaze was rapidly put out but caused damage mainly in the hold where luggage was stored. The Mongolia carried 400 passengers.
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London
Marseillex
Lomion
Mongolia
No Dividends London Sunday Evening
A discussion on the proposed Licensing Bill shows Lord Burton warning the measure would ruin Burton and other brewing towns. It would suppress licences for 14 years, create a central commission, and shift compensation funds, with από tax and revenue implications noted by officials.
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London
Burton
Lord Burton
Hinawa
Herling
House of Commons
Mr. Balfour
Ene- England
Wales
Commissioners of Inland Revenue
Asa Whathey
Asquith
Venices
Canadian Celebration Plans Dominate Empire Anniversary
A distorted report outlines Dominion leaders and Canadian representatives attending Champlain's arrival ceremonies in Quebec. It notes proposed fundraising: 20 million wad and 1000 pounds expected, with celebration themes tied to Canada’s eighth birthday and a broader imperial unity effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Qrey
Govermor-Gegersi
Canady
Champtalm
Qocher
Baltietehie
Cama
Bart Grey
Canada
Dominion
Caneda
German dreadnought launched by the Kaiser
London papers describe the Kaiser presiding at the ceremony for Germanys new dreadnought Nassau. The launch was kept highly secret with no foreign press or correspondents present, reflecting strict secrecy around the event.
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London
Germany
Nassau
New Public Works Tenders Accepted for Regional Projects
Tenders were accepted this morning for numerous public works including water tube boiler additions and repairs at Rahenck and Wilcox Sydney. creation of courthouse and police buildings at Wavhering. a public school and teacher’s residence at Croydon. mortuary and necropolis extensions. Amber beam bridges over the Apaioy River. road watch from Port Macquarie to Deniliquin. tramway improvements at Erskineville. and bridge caretaking over the Murray River. Prices range up to hundreds of pounds, with multiple firms named across NSW locations.
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Pavesi Mew
Eruption
Mawkesbury Articul-t Twins College
Richmnad
Rahenck and Wilcox, Limited
Sydney
Iit
Whoal and Pasidence
aMonaele
Blackett
Young
Balkan Railways Plan Raises French Backing
London Sunday Evening reports the French government appears to back Balkan railway schemes without reserve, signaling strong official support for developing rail corridors in the Balkans.
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London
Balkan
Wilding and Ritchie Win Monte Carlo Lawn Tennis Doubles
In Monte Carlo last week G M Bimood and J G Ritchie defeated A P Wilding and Myers to win the International lawn tennis doubles title. Wilding and Ritchie then won the doubles championship in a London venue as part of the season’s finals, with details from the Sunday evening report.
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Nis
Chanthionshin
G. M. Bimood
J. G. Ritchie
A. PF
Wilding
Myers
Monte Carlo
Ritchie
Faves
London
Cargo for Bremen on Wentisley departs port tonight
The NDL steamer Wentisley bound for Bremen sails from West Circular Quay at 6 o clock tomorrow night carrying 6500 bales wool, 380 tons timber, 4600 and 100 bale wet tides, tin clippings, hemp, gum, copra, ivory, hair, casings, boar, pours, and shells in varied consignments.
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NDL
Wentisley
Bremen
Haporte
Tingha District Population and Inquest Report
Fragmentary report notes Tingha district population estimate and a street Belt incident at Mildura causing facial injury. It records an inquest into J Cronan’s death by rock fall at Port Kembla with an open verdict. Also mentions Charles Roes age 77 charged at General Police Court and separate local incidents in M rockwas and Pell Street.
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Tingha
J. Cronan
Port Kembla
Wits
Mint
Turner
Wee
Mrockwas
Sear Lockhart
Pell-street
Charles Roes
Norking
Serge Suit Excellences Over Fail Wa Oma 2B
Fragmented OCR text shows names and phrases unclear. Readable elements include Serge and Bagon with titles or roles. The item appears as a brief legal or organizational notice with uncertain details and no coherent action or date.
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RC. Bagon
Kinperest
Harbor Trust Abt. Thy New South Wales Treasurer
In a morning report the Harbor Trust Abt and the New South Wales Treasurer discuss a draft measure. Mr Waddell notes it would be premature to discuss details as the bill is not yet finalized.
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New South Wales
Mtr
Genuine Eucalyptus Extract Fraud Warned by Court
The Supreme Court of Vitore warns against counterfeit eucalyptus extracts sold as curative remedies. The notice cites deadliness from unsafe substitutes and brands the genuine Sas Der and Sony Eugalpt Batract as the only trusted product, listing several distributors and warning consumers to avoid imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
Vitore
Posaeas
Asleenin
Mears
Elliott Bros, Hist
Drag Co
Hatnune Sad Coa
Curious Colonial Trade Fragments From A Long-Lost Page
A garbled OCR fragment describes packing purchases for shipment to a yard in Australia and a testimonial to a private secretary. It mentions bottles for the Viceroy, a Mr. Peak, and a Chmmiet official, with scattered names and addresses.
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Hin Bit
Harry Raweon
Snc
Hot Weather Remedy Cited as Genuine Cure
Fragmentary note claims a certain remedy labeled hot weather liver offers a genuine cure for an illness described as aines you get kale. The readable text mentions Chee, ee aed Bede as associated names in the dubious claim.
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Auldana Wines
Adelaide
Angel-Place
Nea
A. Saunders
Er Stylen
Oftician
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Eric Ale Apes Ee Renee Rt Adamaers i Picostrest
Seer
Avrsakino
the People’s Whisky
Eaweeme Aparrah
AOL
Evening News
Wes Fou
Willis
Goa
Ag Bennett
Morreno
the Evening News
MR. Deakin
Dea- Hiss
Theo
Australia
Deskin
Yaking Moon
Amd
Roy
Opto Richochet
Jin
Wong
Babies
Wenry John
Federal Weather
Official Motors
Herman
Lord Esher
LAW
New Public Works
Balkan Railways
Edward
Blartus
Serge Suit Excellesce
Harbor Trust Abt
Neues We
Alee
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