Memorial notices and obituaries from a damaged page
Fragmented memorials honor several relatives. Entries mention a daughter Toris Aimy died March 1 and a mother Dorin Ramara who passed away on a date not fully readable. others memorialize a father Rogert Woden and a husband father Henry York with affectionate lines from family members.
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Toris Aimy
Woo
Fife
Taitse
Ai Willara Bern Bates
Avar
Euahier
Dorin
Diel
Iba
Ber Sling Mauer
Noring
Marcy
Aula Kirin
Teiveronerady
Alexandria
Wateries
Eb Rannfather
Rogert
Woden
aMasen
Toya
Itry
Joseph Alac Demard York
Ms Dar
Mare
Daurherr
Noo-Jcasey
He Renford
Auction Notice for Caredeemed Medace at Roowa
Sales by auction advertised with references to action advertisements. Details scattered: March dates, locations including Blacktown, and parties such as Arthur Rickard and Compady Limited. Text is fragmentary and incomplete but indicates an upcoming sale event.
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Roowa
Chittan Hoiahte Baaje
Mapiy
Valuable Pictures and Framing Offers at Havings Bank
A fragmented ad describes pictures and portraits as valued objects for friends and relatives, urging framing for best display. It mentions matches with a bank application and references a retail service, inviting customers to bring items for pleasing presentation.
Winegrowers press for policy, forego special favors
The delegation from the Wine Growers' Association warns against tailored legislation to aid the wine industry. They cite gout, regulator fatigue, and public taste shifting toward stronger spirits, arguing wine could curb alcohol abuse but faces entrenched preferences and import competition in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Wine Growers’ Association
Australia
Jean
Ikeréa
Tuyer
Autralia
Wine industry debate on policy and consumer taste
A 2007 production figure of 1140.000 gallons is cited while arguing for more liberal regulation. The piece stresses that elector influence matters more than officials, noting wine as a democratic but costly choice compared to beer. It laments limited access to cheap light-clawn wine and calls for improved organization to persuade consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
Girs McRem
Gelona
Mrr. Wade
Iisett
Australian wool trade foreshadows Japan’s fashion shift
A historical note argues that Australia’s pastoral prosperity links to Japan’s move toward Western fashion and military dress. It cites rising wool exports to Japan from £200,000 to £571,000 and foresees a cultural shift as Japanese attire transitions from Oriental robes to woollen garments. The author warns against Japan growing wool domestically to supply its needs.
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Japan
Mr. Suttor
Australia
Iarma
Jimbuck
Asia
Rice at Weddings Provokes Archdeacon Moxon View
Archdeacon Moxon of Grafton condemns throwing rice at weddings as a nuisance and urges milder wedding customs. He suggests roses or other flowers as a more decorous alternative, noting that rice attracts curiosity and can cause trouble, while blossoms offer a neater, nicer display for guests and the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdeacon Moxon
Grafton
Mme Hous
Modern Pilgrims and the Holy Land Tours Rise
A fragment discusses modern pilgrimages to Jerusalem with motor cars and trains as a new feature. It notes heavy tourist agency promotion and a heated English sermon controversy about biblical readers, detailing crowds of pilgrims amid competing Christian groups and Turkish garrison tensions at the site.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Tourieta
England
Keen
Bibl
Jola
Justina
Church of the Baty
Rising generation of young cricketers in Britain
A fragmented provincial piece notes increasing glamour and effort in cricket among Britain’s youth. It observes noble interest, growing talent, and the demand for kerosene tins as a cheap stadium token, urging new players to rise to meet the sport’s demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engilehertckrere
Australia
Bemméll
Aod
Controversy Over Hampden Park Oval Lease to Metropolitan Rugby
A dispute in Paddington council centers on leasing Hampden Park Oval for football to the Metropolitan Rugby League. Alderman Loft’s motion to adopt terms for a three year rugby lease clashes with opposition and a mayoral ruling, leaving the decision in a deadlock with council votes split and no clear outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden Park Oval
Metropolitas
Paddington
Léfie
Caumell
Yim
Thuy
Solis
Bsis
Bron
Unio
Awerman Lotta
Rugby Union
Metropolitan Rugby League
C. Walker
Leanne
Lofts
Acanon
the Oval
Seaton I
Lofte
Oval
By Union
Fintel
Aljarman Lofta
George
Watts
Dswan
Lotta
Dillon
Lotte
Ainton
Ritgby League
Hampden Park
Nnlons
Snd
Countel
Roxby
Tounell
Ualog
Alderm Inn Lovie
Yarrell
Awerman George
Eiva
Jaase
Crane
Alerman
Mead
Aasrman Crane
Laft
Two Sovereign Remedies Reported In Early General Issue
Fragmentary OCR text references volatile farmers and a general retreat, noting a recent report about sovereign remedies. Mentions a meet and a drug company, with garbled phrases about chemical products and medical tones. Entities are unclear due to damaged text, but imply a historical public notice or brief item.
Thool Books and Extenders Offer New Textbooks
In Australia a program to obtain school texts for children promises lower fares and cheaper access. Officials outline pricing and support as a new system aims to ease book costs for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australie
Angus and Kubeetbon
Lea
Beukeckers
Six Hundred Saved in Fire Rescue on Central Slocum Scene
London reports a dramatic rescue as a burning steamer transfers passengers, many women and children, to a second vessel near Ohty Island en route to New York. The incident follows the Central Slocum disaster, with authorities racing to assess the unfolding tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ohty Island
New York
Natal Indignant London News Summary
Natal expresses outrage over the colonial governance as Sir Matthew Nathan the Governor is alerted by Mr. Jpilicosta to British papers. The note accuses injustice and cruelty toward the Zulu and calls for accountability and scrutiny of policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Natal
Matthew Nathan
Jpilicosta Fetter
Buglieh
Miss Robinson Charged With Perjury Committed for Inlet Case
Bow alwat police committed Miss Robinson of London after perjury charges. Detective Kade testified he had known the Robinson family for years and implicated a link to Waimate, New Zealand, in the inquiry.
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London
Busniog
Mise Robinson
Denes Oiwrist
Bowalwat
Inlet
Kade
Robinson
Waimate
New Zealand
Murphy
Jurtlee
Stersey-General
Joseph Edward Sags
Maze
City Corp
White
Ama
Amar
Malan
Cheay
Mic
Central Police Court
Memry Aalehett
Aumaex-etrues
Brdiry
Prustouloe
Dangerous Times Highlight Australia in Empire Risk
A scrambled report notes England papers discuss Mr Deakin's view on Australia's peril amid Sydney events last Saturday. The Pull Mull Garden claims the speech tone is artful while the Journal warns Australia faces greater danger than any other part of the Empire.
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Lonvun
England
Dea Win
Sydney
Deakin
Australia
Empire
Emperor of China marriage lines found in tavern
Found in a tavern in Bouthers Germany. Embroidered marriage lines of the Emperor of China were hanging there. They disappeared when Germans entered Pekin Palace in 1999 and have not been restored to China.
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Fondon
Bouthers Germany
Pekin Palace
China
Raid on the Plantations in Kentucky Tax Turmoil
A London dispatch reports a band of brigands exploiting a Kentucky jobseeker tax loophole to seize debt, claiming ten million pounds worth of property in a matter of months. The article notes that a number of plasters are involved and the scheme has triggered warnings among authorities.
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London
Kentucky
U.S
Curious postal misstep sends registered letters to Yokohama
A London misstep by British postal officials caused a bag of registered letters posted January 71 to be forwarded aboard the mail steamer Gehrig to Yokohama. The letters are now en route to New York from Japan.
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London
British Prime Minister Sir H Campbell Bannerman Passes
London reports the Prime Minister Sir H Campbell Bannerman died last night after lingering illness. The public notes his physical weakness but records the same political stance and leadership expectations amid the nation’s ongoing affairs.
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London
Sir H. Campbell
Bannerman
Wheat afloat London Moetar Brewing outlook conflict
A fragmented report from London notes a Wheat afloat estimate for the United Kingdom at 4,559,008 quarters with a 5,560,000 quota for a committee. Mentions numeric whette Berape Labi Frek from America and ausatte porta, details unclear due to OCR errors.
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London
Moetar Brewing —Fhe
United Kisadown
Saul
Comiteen
Aumericat Whette Berape Labi Frek
Peiserie
Libel Action Over Toy Suit Against Sunday Times
Alma Adelaide Lilian Toy seeks 2000 damages from the Sunday Times newspaper for libel. The case before the Chief Justice and jury involved testimony about Toy’s engagements, alleged hotel disturbances at Watson's Bay, and claims of relationships with a man named Johnson and the publisher Ashworth. Witnesses described engagements, social visits, and alleged implying statements, with disputes over prior publications and the timing of alleged facts.
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Alma Adelaide
Lilian Toy
Sunday ‘Times
Nawnpaper Company, Limited
Jules
Ganson
P. XK
PJ. Chinen
Une Plaintif
Gh, Reid
James
Laurence
Richard Cantwell
Watson's Bay
Toy
Leo
Ashworth
Miss Toy
Mr. Ashworth
Marrel
Witnosa
Johnson
Sen Johnson
Keld
Wow Hare
Watapa'e Bay
Johnint
Gannon
Reich
Johenon
Witneas
Charles William Everett
Paisier
Grand Padge Howe
Batt Beem
Alliare
Joseph Lamiiton
Platicard
Miss Par
Pealu
Rae Jobsson
Tim
Mira Tor
Mist Tor
Jousson
Lang Beats Fennessy in Melbourne Pro Debut
At the Melbourne Athletic Club Ernie Lang won his first professional boxing bout against veteran Tom Fennessy. Lang used a quick left hand and maintained the pace, avoiding Fennessy’s best counters. Despite a late rally by Fennessy, Lang secured a clear victory in a competitive match.
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Melbourne
Ernie Lang
Tom Fenseasy
Boxig
Tom
Lang
Maish
Bia Secomdy
Hha
Lane
Bau Ray
Foferes
Bill Lang
Brais
Willams
Feinceau
Carner
Quebec Bridge Collapse Fractions of Cantilevers
After the Quebec cantilever bridge failure the Institution of Civil Engineers will discuss the topic in London. Professor Claxton Feidles MInsC chairs the session and will present the fractional cantilever concept with contributions from Professor Warren and Percy Atlan. Aimed at advancing understanding of bridge fractions and structural behavior.
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Quebec
London
Tnsdtition
Advanced Coplee
Professor Warren
Sydney
Percy Atlan
Pyrmont Bridge
The Alexandria Fatality Scene in Sussex Street
Dramatic unrest erupts around the North Wharf in Sussex Street as carts are halted and drivers threatened by mobs. Police guard the area after a violent incident tied to a fatality near the Adelaide Company works, with arrests and court actions following.
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Buuilx-vnrest
Adelaide
Wbart
Tuyer
Comal
Pickels
Cartara
Narlh CA
Runi Wn
Alstaune
Carters
Sunid Erie
Polley & Filltle
Amer Baling
Wharf Strike Rumors Burn as Seamen Meet Unions
A tense meeting of sailors on the wharf laborers issue ended with a unanimous resolution to support the wharf workers. Union stewards and the seamen’s lodge held parallel gatherings, while crews on ships complained about port limits and delays as tensions rise with ongoing strike action.
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Esvellalnol Durin
Suamra
Uulow
Wutyrane Workure
Orang & New Etiavece Aguinet Sobse BF Tin Sampaning
Yale
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Lindemann
Cawarra
Lindemann, Ltd
Cawarra Wines
Queen Victoria
Horderns
Pitt-Street
Ant Town
Hordern Brothers
George-Street
Sant
Darivalieg
Umekeeper
Cueaper
A. Saunders
Sulversmith
N.S.W
Evening News
Edio
Scun
Oss Tor
Aesue Mart
Bar Mectian
Ecbening Aetws
Hampden Oval
Grath
NASA
Drug Co
Miss Robinson
TOY V. “Sunday Times
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Jack Johnson
Fennessy
Sussex-Street
Seamey’s Unions Meeting
Tetal
Individus
Pastor van Art
Dallot
Vicualn
Bane
Meinl
Mursiien
Sydney Water Supply
Telebout
Sundar
F. W. C. Crace
Chamber Wagistrais
Prddington
St Rytasy
Nywcaddle
Lambion & and
Burwood Colliaries
Wheskers
Iaubien
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