Deaths and memorial notices from a historic page
Death notice for Mrs Richards of Windsor aged six years at Hiammoden Villa Windsor Esplanade Manly. Memorials include Elisabeth Colterg Dopferell and G Gouldhory Englons in memory of Aear Taliee and father who passed November 1 1991. In loving memory of Geaghier Pixabeip Buutll who died November 10 aged 2 years.
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Richatime
Hiammoden Villa
Ease Esplanade
Manly
Lutes
Thomas Richards
Windsor
Keston Timorrow
Kegan
Elisabeth Colterg
Bimmeos
Geaghier
Pixabeip Buutll
Wao- Mie
Bod
Ashng
Public Works Tenders Opened for Benevolent Asylum Grants
Morning tender results list contracts for Benevolent Asylum works at Rookwood Granville and Jabo. Bids cover erection of an entry store and related facilities by A J Lang Waren Wists TM Me and others, with durations up to 24 weeks and sums in pounds.
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Eway
Benevolent Asytem
Rookwood
A. J. Lang
Granville
Eas Seeers Ete Company
Waren Wists
EIS
Joba Trusiove
Jabo
Cenl
Ant
Ruila
Cameron
Rydrey
Wade speech at Mudgee outlines guiding Liberal principles
Mr Wade uses his Mudgee visit to defend government policy and the need for strong impartial leadership amid industrial reforms. He cites heritage from Carruthers and Parker, argues for equal treatment and enforcement of law, and warns against tyranny by monopolies or supply blockades while stressing responsibility of representative institutions.
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MR. Wade
Mudgee
Wade
J. Carruthers
River Liberal Party
Henry Parker
Liberal Party
Wade Government Stands for Amelioration and Law Enforceme
The government declares its resolve to advance civil progress through industrial reform and robust law enforcement. It rejects revolutionary rhetoric, pledges empathy and courage, and vows to act decisively to maintain order, relying on broad public support to uphold the law under all circumstances.
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Wade
Emus and Ostrich Farming Bent By Emu Drive Tale
A newspaper piece reflects on emu farming lore, noting emus as a marginal commercial resource. It questions claims of emu byproducts and sues cautious opinion on rheumatic cures and softening effects, while joking that a country with many emus could profit from ostrich farming.
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Goon- Aiwindl
St—Amu Oll
Wayback
Nauter
Ewu
Prosant
Homemade Alcohol Raises Temperance Debate and Smuggling Fears
The article satirizes prohibition and jokes about turning chairs into brandy while noting efforts to distill alcohol from paint from farmers in Germany. It argues prohibition may spur smuggling and urges consideration of local distilling as a source of cheap power, not a drink.
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Mark
Alwass
Germany
Fragmentary OCR theater note on protest and censure
The text references a theater context with a protest and censure motion. It mentions Dr Donley and opposition figures like MF BEGOWeN and Mr Dooley, indicating a political confrontation over a bomb threat or related issue. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Donley
Dooley
Coustry
Toonight
RMS Himalaya to Fremantle Passengers Listed
RMS Himalaya sails to Fremantle on Tuesday from London with a long passenger list including Mesers Leatham Sanderson Rewlina Rev Wilson Wreulloch Be, Sergeant Major McColl, Ross Angas Gay Engele Dr McKeanie Near Mille Smith Cartes Bourdilian Zeppla Cran Wick Sandereon Beaumon Rawlinn M Cock and 3 children Bell Bauer Gray Hamilton Paltersen Evans Stockwell and child Mines Dorrie Bar McDungall Brantos and Deans.
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Fremantle
London
Sydney
Mesers
Leatham
Sanderson
Rewlina
Wilson
Wreulloch
M’coll
Fst
Ross
Angas
G7ay
Engele
M'Keanie
Near
Mille
Smith
Cartes
Bourdilian
Zeppla
Cran- Wick
Gruesome Discovery of Dead Man Under Wharf
Willis Williams, a laborer at Mesers Goodiet on Smith's Amber yard Johnstone's Bay, found a dark object under the timber wharf at Carris street Pyrmont. The body was identified as William Plunkett an engineer staying at the Caledonian Hotel Point-street Pyrmont. Plunkett had last been seen alive Friday evening. The body showed advanced decomposition and appeared in water for several days.
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Willis Williams
Mesers
Goodiet
Smith
Amber Yard
Johnstone's Bay
Carris' Street
Pyrmont
Wickham
John Auld
Caledonien
Point-street
William Plunkett
F Plunkett
Reotard
Sydney
Georgs ‘Todd
Caledonian Hotel
Cable News Update From OJA OwX
Brief late breaking cable news note received today from OJA OWX, listing no additional details or context.
Suppressed Interview Rumor Reported by London Desk
London evening report says GW Hmalles, New York correspondent for the Times, believes the interview exists. William Bayard Hole notes the German Emperor gave signals of a friendly vote toward England and high officials comment. Herr Xlehmet, a senior official of the German Foreign Office, reportedly reviewed the draft interview published by the Telegraph.
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London
GW. Hmalles
New York
Tymes
William Bayard Hole
England
Xlehmet
Merlin
Beam
Rishimet Woo
Telégraph
Extraordinary Tragedy at Shaftesbury Avenue Bank
London report of an attempted shooting and stabbing at the Shaftesbury Avenue bank of Julius Seblitte. A revolver wielding assailant wounded Mr Seblitte and fatally injured a policeman before being captured. Seblitte died at hospital. The murderer, named Macdonald, an engineer, was arrested.
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London
Julius Seblitin
Shaftesbury Arcane
Seblitte
Pinto
Schlitte
Seblitie
Maliant
Atall Carter
Tha Jean
Qaulty
Beblisie
Tha Hoapital
Mirdertr
Macdonald
Sehiltie
The Moree Fire wrecked two banks in town
Debris removal is underway after a fire destroyed the Commercial Bank and the Bank of New South Wales in Moree. Strongrooms largely withstood heat, but parchments warped and documents were damaged. Total loss estimated around seven thousand pounds. The Commercial Bank manager Mr E H Wood and Bank of NSW manager Mr Robinson are insured. The Bank of New South Wales building, erected weeks earlier at about £2000 cost, suffered heavy damage but was among the town’s imposing structures. Water supply failures hindered firefighting efforts and prompted local calls for inquiry.
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Commercial Bank
Bank of New South Wales
Commercial Bank Wa
EH. C. Wood
Drapitn Hiss
Robinson
Bank of N.9
Patent medicines and public health in Britain and abroad
A historical discussion on patent medicines in Britain, noting growing annual sales from £260,000 in 1800 to over £7 million around 1900, with Britain’s population estimates and comparisons to Australia and America. The text critiques reliance on medicines for minor ailments and questions the impact on overall illness and mortality.
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Great Britain
al Jars
Pilla
Tr Tm
German French dispute over consular rights in Casablanca
A tense exchange between France and Germany centers on recognition of the German Consul's protective rights in Casablanca. France resists acknowledging consular protection in a sphere of unitary operations, while Germany presses for official recognition and a state line. The incident provokes diplomatic strains as officials trace blame and seek to restore calm amid strained relations.
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Lonnos
Manaay
Timon
Germyur
Casallanca
Frates Osey
South African Federation Aims at United South Africa
London Monday Evening Far President Steym, delegate from Orange River Cylons, told an interview that the federation seeks a united South Africa. He said the new federation should take over the protectorates, though Britain demands safeguards for natives.
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London
Tevening
Steym
Orange River Cylons
Rider Rescued After Pony Tosses Youth Into Breakers
A 20-year-old man was thrown from a pony into rough seas near the shore. Beachgoers watched as the horse swam, then a bystander guided the rider to shore where he was examined by onlookers and his clothes dried at nearby dressing sheds.
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Fide
Fider
Silence of Mr Dooley on Wade Ministry inquiry
Fragmented report recounts Mr Dooley’s stance during a parliamentary censure motion against the Wade Ministry. It notes allegations about the Lands and Mines Departments and references remarks about public official integrity and party alignment, with debate over the ministerial challenge and parliamentary response.
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Wade
Deoler
Hartley
Dooley
Piavdtia
Doster
Myiewes
Bowernr
Daley
Mieley
Goa
The Murder of Mrs. Luard in Kent
London report states a £1000 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of the person who duped Mrs. Luard wife of Major General C E Luard at Ightham Knoll Kent on August 26. Major General Luard, driven by anonymous accusations, allegedly killed himself by jumping under a train.
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London
Luard
C. E. Luerd
Ightham Knoll
Kent
Luar
Aberdare Team Faces New Era After Union Move
Football in England reports Aberdare club preparing a fresh phase as they align with Northern Union rules. Directors plan a £600 capital structure and sign Llanelly star D J Rees, reshaping lineup with Aberavon full back Gower Jones and forwards from Mountain Ash. Team has won 4, drawn 2, lost 2 in recent matches and aims to compete strongly under the new regime.
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London
Mee
Abertare Glamoreansdjreghie
Fernoon
Trins
ST Polata
Aberdare
Te Sarin
Coley
Tate
Falta
Uody
Inentia
D. J. Rees
Llanelly
Beason
Reen
Las Beason
Amiainor
Gower Jones
Aberavon
Taylor
M'Guire
Mountain Ath
Joni
Mig Rhonda
Bradford Northern
Pownte
Rochtale Wornels
Ark
Pointe Exh
Balford
Polite
Geals
Ity
Cumberland
Trier
Goa
Leigh
Th Pointa
Fo Us
Eoain
Dewsbury
Wipalate
Elney
Ani
Yorkshire County
Goat
Hunslet
Gal
Trice Brat Aberdare
Paints
Agalnat
Old China and Art Works Wanted by International Buyers
Purchasers seek OLD CHINA items CURIOS WRONZES PICTURES PRINTE ENGRAV INGS and any work of art in any quantity. Also buyers of ROOK books Cook sets and librarians items. Willing to handle parcels to AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND and Hegoura ANGUS and ROBERTSON LTD, Sydney.
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Oronie de
Telat
Bar Silver Price Report Fragment
A fragmented note reports bar silver pricing with unclear figures and a quotation about a rate per unit. The legible portion shows a price reference but lacks complete data or context for a full summary.
Calcutta youth implicates two students in shooting attempt
The Bengal youth Hey Phowahure who tried to shoot the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal Sir A Fraper during Professor Burton's lecture at Chicago University Calcutta is implicated by two fellow students in a Scottish Assembly Institution scene.
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London
Bengal
Hey Phowahure
Sir A. Fraper
Burton
Chicago University
Calcutta
Scottish Assembly
Ton of m
Chowdhury
Shipwreck search for missing men at View of the Gilt
Manly police and others renewed efforts this morning to trace the boat Gilt washed ashore Sunday. Despite a careful search, nothing was found to illuminate the fate or location of the missing crew members.
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Manly
Wheat afloat in European trade reports
London dispatch notes the United Kingdom facing a wheat stock estimate of 3,690,000 quarters with 1,484,000 for the continent. Shipments from Atlantic ports last week reached 476,000 quarters, from Pacific ports 240,000 quarters. Total to Europe stood at 1,078,000 quarters, with 60,090 from Argentina and Uruguay.
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London
United
Christmas Greeting Card Selections Highlighted
A fragmented listing notes various greeting card offerings with mentions of holiday selections and sale terms. Readable parts reference Moore and Backenty districts, Saturday excursions, and price prompts though many words are garbled.
Sander and Sons Eucalyptus Extract Claims Superiority
An advertisement extols Sander and Sons Eucalyptus Extract as superior to competitors citing full care, safety, and fewer risks. It warns of dangers from rival products and urges caution amid legal and medical claims, highlighting marketing claims and multiple endorsements.
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Sander and Sons
Irriatios Frost
Widering
Sears
Sander
Burglar Boom Shocks Newtown Family Home
A string of robberies and a home break in Newtown prompted police action. George Rigg and his retired father were away when offenders smashed a rear window to enter the dwelling. Goods valued at about £51 were seized, and a local inquiry continues into the spree.
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Monta
Fleorge Rigg
Reiber
Newtown
Melork Marine
FT Mme
Maier
Bros Beth Sfairn
Tragedy on Mail Steamer near Fremantle
A chaotic scene on a mail steamer named in transit to Fremantle ends in multiple injuries and fatalities. Passengers cry for help as crew and officers respond with lifeboats and medical aid. The ship, en route to Fremantle, faced a deadly hull incident and ensuing confusion. Authorities investigate the causes and status of survivors as families await news.
Vanman killed at Redfern in street collision
Charles Athert Anderson a 19 percent vanman from Belmontentriet Alexandria died at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital from injuries after a street collision in Regent Street Redfern on Saturday afternoon when his van blocked and struck a passerby rider. The rider Robert Purr from Prince Alfred Hospital also suffered injuries and later died.
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Charles Athert Anderson
Belmontentriet
Alexandria
Royal Prince Athret Hospital
Ugh
Hin Yan
Regentatrent
Redfern
Anderson
Hin Ores
Regeni-straet
Haing
Pegestrian
Robert Purr
Altres
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Dffning and Co, Ltd
New Seach Wales
Horderns' Arcade
Pitt-Street
Yuletide
Dress
Manchester
Hordern Brothers
George-Street
Saunders
POST
A. Saunders
Sydset
Optician
George St
Evening News
Asco
Come Responsible
New _Public Works
the Evening News
EMUS
Rms
Himalaya
Oja Owx
the Kaiser
France
Casablanca
Steyn
MR. Doolet
Kangaroos
Marlier Cables
ChAmberlain
Evi
Genila Kolar Romarse
Doslal
Maine
Parc
Pada
China
Wwadts
Rasuestiere and Backenty
Moore
Uelat
Cornwell
MamguMots
Chery
ADL
Haberfield
Lascar
Celamba
Charrees
Salem
Mardernr
Boxing
Oper
Niger
Jimeg
Divaawhile
Aaversary
Krogay Wien
Rene Jax
Jett Hart
Athran
Kerplug
Rees
Min
Soaker
Svat
Eli Anni
Douglas
Fin
Yitoog
Walt
Vanman
Faghan Boots
Prsaatos Iar
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