Obscure Births Marriages And Deaths Notice Fragment
Fragmentary obituary notice from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper listing various memorials. Includes memory lines for Catherine Francia Brancis Catherine Krascia Ellen Shewreety and others with phrases like in loving memory and inserted by family. Text is damaged with misspellings and illegible dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dade Seterin-Taw
Keton
St Yaar
Ethel
Catherina
Jumex
Catharine Allardice
Francia
Catherine Brancis
Bortea
Dayil
Nellie
Catherine Krascia
Paomes
Panay Maris
Juvine
Catherine
Walter
Francis
Mathen
Woo
Yee
Dolly
Anon
The Defence Bill and compulsory service debate
The article critiques the Federal Government plan for compulsory military service. It argues Deakin favored conscription and that most Australians support the principle, but the government lacks organizing power and backbone. It notes the bill exempts those under sixteen on January 1 and questions how long it will take to build a full armed force.
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Crine Jen
Deakin
Government pushes limited universal military service plan
The article argues for compulsory service with careful rotation to minimize training burden while ensuring 60,000 to 70,000 youths miss no training. It criticizes government delays and favors a broad, disciplined framework, while debating pay and exemptions. It highlights a balance between efficiency for war and treating rich and poor equally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fac
Labor Party
Notes A Singing Earl
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a singing Earl with silver tongue and ornate description. No clear dates or full names present. The fragment hints at a literary or theatrical context and contrasts favored individuals with others, but lacks concrete events.
Sliver morn enables return of famed tenor on tour
The article discusses a European singer offered a weekly wage for a 72 week concert tour in America but rejects the high terms. It notes older sayings about earnings and hints at a public dispute over touring plans and poster campaigns, with Lord Shallenbury reluctant yet moved by the idea of a country tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lander
Carmo
Shallenbury
Debrett
Eael de Fm
Socialist land reforms debated by Duma and public
A lengthy European column discusses communal land ownership in rural areas, aiming to analyze its successes and failures. It notes Russian debates on abolishing communal rights in favor of private property, explores impacts on peasants, prices, and labor value, and references Mr Stead and wider European experiments.
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Baasie
Stead
Dama
Europe
Duma
Mules in Australia The Hawkesbury principal on mule merits
Mr Pots of Hawkesbury College praises the mule as a capable animal and argues mules deserve more recognition in Australia. He notes their intelligence and utility, suggesting literature helps shape opinion, and predicts the animal may appear more in country life now that praise shifts away from him.
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America
Australia
Pots
Sydney in Pictures Souvenir Issue from Town and Country Journal
The Town and Country Journal presents a souvenir issue on Sydney and its beauty spots. A acoustic tower cover features the Town Hall and central district, with principal institutions, harbor views, and Woolloomooloo Bay. The issue showcases a notable view of St Marys Cathedral and Domain, offering a photographic record of Sydney for the price of a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Town and Country Journal
Bits Ff
Prisepal
Airenta
Port of
Iren
St. Mary's Cathedral
Woolloomooloo Bay
Iswais
Wydney
Waverley Liberals Elect New Committee for Year
The Waverley branch of the Literal and Retires Association held its monthly meeting with Mr G S Philips presiding. A committee of management was elected, including President B Philips and vice presidents Aldermen J Campbell and Rogers, with several officers named. New members joined. an anniversary social is planned for Monday evening October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverley
Literal and Retires Association
G. 8. Philips
Vntener
B. Philips
J. Campbell
Rogers
Caltarar
Burton
Donald
Mire
Binmorr
Mise Cameron
Laity
Old China Wanted A Potpourri of Names and Phrases
Fragmentary OCR listing various terms and names such as Petrhanees, BRONEEE, Pi gee, and Desks on walls, with garbled phrases about libraries, languages, and art dealers. The text appears as a jumbled archival snippet lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Sei Robertwon, Ry
Powcans
Es Vengh-Strest, Oytaer
Floods Hit Hyderabad as River Milits and City Suffer
Floods along the Mus in Hyderabad overwhelm the suburb of Alvilgne and collapse the Nizan Hospital. The government warns residents on the banks to flee while bodies are recovered with elephants used for drag. Damages are estimated at £1254,000 with the death toll rising. Secunderabad lies nearby and Hyderabad’s population is about 455,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hyderabad
Afusi
Patlemia
Mus
Rderabad
Nisem
Dorary
Secunderabad
Collision in the Channel wrecks Argonaut yacht voyage
London dispatch reports the tourist steam yacht Argonaut carrying 113 passengers and 118 crew collided with the collier Kingswell in the Channel. The Argonaut sank within three minutes, passengers were rescued by the Kingswell and another vessel, most were later taken to Dover. A French lady lost jewellery valued at 6000. The disaster occurred in daylight aiding evacuation. the Argonaut, 3274-ton iron steamer built in 1872, belonged to the Co operative Cruising Company. The Kingswell, 355 tons, is Newcastle owned.
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London
Marongwrs Ubedrd
Mediterranean
Indies
Kingsswell
Kings
Dover
Lasver
Youssin
Argonaut
R. and
H. Green
Co-operative Cruising Company, Limited
Kingswell
Kingswell Steamship Company
Newcastle
Licensing Bill figures in Britain vast duty schedule
London reports a Finance Bill outline presented by Chancellor Lford George. It details beer duties per barrel, licensing fees for beer dealers, publicans, hotels, inns, and retailers, with varied charges by annual premises value and consumption on premises. It also notes concessions for keeping the premises closed earlier on weekdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lford George
Criccieth
Carmarvonshire
Leran
Great Britain
Publicano
Buntley
Vicennes
Wale
Priciisen
Grovert Tornsen
Ireland
Eneland
Seoland
Raamutariifers
Vale
Bulgarian diplomat recalls over independence remark
London dispatch reports Bulgaria’s government recalled M. Mipichavich, the Bulgarian agent in London, after he discreetly stated he personally favored Bulgaria’s independence. The note suggests diplomatic sensitivity amid the late cable news briefings.
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London
Tas Bulgsrima
M. Mipichavich
Bulgaria
Australian Defence Bill prompts Britain to heed common prudence
London editors debate the Australian Defence Bill of the Evening Herald noting it shows the path to national security. The Pall Mail Gazette argues Britain should listen to prudent lessons from Australia as danger appears nearer than ever.
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London
Great Britain
Pal Mail
Australia
London Wool Sales See Mixed Prices and Strong Demand
London wool sale listings report robust bidding with Americans among buyers. Merino wools commanded higher values while inferior greasy wools fell. overall supply reached 243,600 bales with notable activity from Dalgety and Company and Morrison James and Deyna.
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London
Faaler
Eaaler
Dalgety End Company, Limited
Cadin
Spek Oval
Uoxavia
Morrison, Janes
Deyna
John Bridie and Company, Limited
Cable
New South Wales Revenue For September
A comparative statement shows total revenue for New South Wales for September, with gross internal revenue at 21,085.20 and receipts from various sources including Commonwealth government returns, railway charges, and stamp duties. The report notes increases and decreases versus last year and details quarter end receipts and departmental contributions, highlighting railways, tramways, and local charges as major components.
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Soule Wales
Deine An Mersaad
Ata
Senna
Delng Au Sucpeas
Eus
Lervane
Uta
Sydney
Randwick Ambulance Association holds first annual meeting
The Randwick ambulance group held the first annual meeting at Presbyterian Hall with MiL.A. as chair. The annual report was adopted, and officers including Patton W Xolly MP Denrident MP David Stormy MLAs vice president and a roster of delegates were elected. A casualty room was opened at Cong Bay and ambulance service improvements noted.
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Ranwick
Australian Ambulance Association
Presbyterian Hall
Randwick
David Stormy
Mil.a
Dranch
Balancy
Patton
W. Xolly
Denrident
David’ Stormy
Sydney
C. He. Talbay
Shendon Darke
Mesya
EB. Poulton
J. A. Kiss
Ht Vernon
Hen Merman
O. White
Warren
Percylifford
Klarrmas D
Cooper
Alderman W. Paton
Alermen Jas
Scape
Hips Veyham
Medical Amber
de. Bbéldon Desi
Chalenar of
Camilies
T. W Tembraan
Dommities
Menarl
R. Peale
R- Bealtheaith
W. G. Grace
H. Browne
T. Hayes
Henderson
J. Biconbobai
Poo
R. 7
Wagon
Bom
Seteracy
TM Henderson
Han. Andltor
Wollabior
Jno
Elia
Dreoeh Bad
Sacrmelul
Amd
Otherniss
Cong Bay
Gniti
Br. S
C.H. Tathet
Boeddon Davis
Btoray
Tae Badere
Eucalyptus Extract Scams Reported With Death Warning
A garbled report warns of fraudulent eucalyptus extract products sold under the name Sander and Sons. It references a death claim and misrepresented chems, urging caution against unsafe preparations and noting consumer warnings from authorities.
Tramway Board hearings probe worker claims
A detailed tribunal session under Justice Sire examined disputes at the Tramway Board involving several commissioners and unions. The adjourned inquiry focused on ticketing practices, conductor rights, and the role of inspectors in catching irregularities, with emphasis on ensuring passenger honesty and proper officer intervention.
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The
Tramway Board
Wade Tie
Justice Sire
Olber
Tom Hicherd Inhn
Railway
Comailaalimor Tie Wisarasy Aid Tramways
David Kickcaldle
Stew A. Freeman
Clelmayy Malls
E. Laud Vancruciet
Unica
Uni
Ms. Las
Launjon
Licker
Eembini
Lawton
Yrutin A Bruisers
Mth MacLaurs
Seri
Ty Puukrugers
Ameers
Avatom
Diamieeed Witout
Uukh
Wayvice
Plate
Technical Classes At Pad Dington School Opening
Minister Meg J Ay Hoeun opened a new building housing technical classes at Pad Dington Public School. He noted pupil assembly, praised attendance growth, and described the project cost rising to over a million pounds. Teachers and local figures led performances by the students and naval band.
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Meg J. Ay Hoeun
Too Padlington Supe Clare Public School
Aig
Bebioel
Me. Hogue
Wits
Oakes
Alterman T. Geares Flaitman
Sehna
Agounes
Auetralla
Huckeen
7 Baar
Dipsey
Educision
Death of Mrs J Brennan and theatre ties frail
A garbled obituary notes Mrs. J Brennan of Sydney Melbourne links to the Rational Amphitheatre and Gaiety Theatre, with family details and mentions a hospital stay. It references multiple theaters closing and local officials, but the text is incoherent and contains many errors.
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Samer Brennan
Tersen
Te Gaiety Theatre
Metaurza
Brennan
Cauland
Keally
Trivace
Ivavre
Tao Youn
Meriere Brennan
Sy. Brennan
Mre. Brennan
Netloost
Graney
Gatmy Theatre
Melbourne
Untitled fragment with stray product words and names
Fragmentary OCR text lists various items and brands such as BOOKA, STATIN, FANCY QOOD8, ANT WARE, MOTURAS, PRAT, FRAMES NOVELTIER, and prices or notes. Contains jumbled phrases and place names like MOORE STREET and SWANS with unclear context or complete sentences.
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Statin
Fancy
Ant Ware
Moturas
Prat
Frames Noveltier
SWANS
Ik Moore Street
Public Morals Meeting Debates Morality and Legality
A lengthy session of the Public Morals Association features Reverend Walden and officials arguing over the appointment of new morality committee members. The debate covers moral standards, legal implications, and potential reforms, with prime figures urging stricter measures and adherence to prevailing law.
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Tig Cataeiist
Manger
Netbaanon
Driming
Jonaeor
Peera Memiers
Timarate Ie
Teilea
Lawichlive Assembly
Timaratur
Coos
Deravion
Elsa
Tim Okrie
Belveyie
Gremeiok
Tbs
Rosiunt
Giese
Lie Worwine
Goldleane
Peace Lgertelen
Cieir
Suniel
Ayeral
Gplon Smekera
LNG Chins
Tate
WaNls Fm
Olli
Meno
Insulting a Tram Driver Sparks Public Disorder
A young woman in Venice is accused of insulting a tram driver and causing a disturbance. The unnamed woman reportedly taunted staff, shouted obscenities, and provoked a confrontation on the tram, drawing bystanders and police attention. The incident led to a confrontation with a bystander named Timmy and others, with witnesses describing heated exchanges and threats. Police reported the case as a public disturbance and potential legal action awaits.
Sydney Water Supply Report Incomplete Weather Note
Vening. Up to welockable morning, Jon Pansad recorded potuia and light rain fell over the catchment areas of Wee The Sauer Sere, Wiles 5, and Pronger Te. Reservoir Ie saw about four tr' shiaw erechow level, whide Calarartam wih Seait. Containe 2.4L, 90000 gatings, Us Soak.
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Jon Pansad
Wiles
Auction sale notice details uncertain names and dates
Fragmentary auction listing appears to name bidders and firms such as Bullen SAELION and Active Ricker Company but lacks clear dates or complete items. The readable text hints at a sales by auction notice with multiple persons and firms referenced.
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Tpor Auction Azvariersion
Pace
Bullen Saelion
Ine Mundarras Kelsie
Jay Gruua
Cosger
Os Ueber
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