Divorce Court Hearings Reveal Confusing Marital Strife
In a divorce case before Mr Justice Ajtton, Jorge Gray seeks dissolution from Ja Gray alleging estrangement after a troubled marriage begun in May 1901 at North Goulburn. The proceedings reveal ill fortunes, intermittent separation, and humorous interruptions as testimony wanders between family miscommunications and unclear motives.
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Grazier
Justice Ajtton
Ja Gray
Gray
Dertrott
Jolla
Bis
Gowlburn Fording
Goulburn Hospital
Aia
aLndhia
Val
Mar Av Donald
Fionor
Ingmient
Bride Seeks Divorce After Faulty Home Plan
Testle Blanche Whiddon formerly Langpejoie files for divorce from Arthur Whiddon alleging lack of home and neglect. Petition cites failed attempts to build a joint life, with witness accounts of infrequent cohabitation and financial support. Judge grants separation but notes marriage had broken down and orders conditional terms.
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Blanche Whiddon
Lang
Arthur Whiddon
Dagertion
Peltioner
R. Fraser Apare
Rexpondant
Pyrmont
Wesleyan
Hin
Jin Hougi
Bolisoner
Jad
Abe
Silent Cro. CoboM sues Tor 2 divorce from Flor Julia Conia
The petition alleges desertion and intimation of conjugal relations dating from 1884 and 1903, with events spanning Sydney and Melbourne. The case notes letters and hospital visits as context for dissolution, while a permanent separation order is sought.
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Ugh Cobom
Tor
Flor
Julia Conia
Davis
Towner
Whitfeld
Curtiss
Barry
Fred Toe
Bun
Sydney
Allmandale
St. Vincent's Hospital
M'Carthy
Cme
Paine
Sune
Jena
Werep
Stragglers in Melbourne Offer Rewards for Return
Melbourne reports list stragglers from released Fleet personnel missing across states including Nebraska Wisconsin Rhode Island and Minnesota with a reward per head. Authorities state rewards paid only to constables after reporting and verification at Williamstown and the dances. Police efforts to round up stragglers continue with no immediate payouts.
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Ofecra
Joe Tota
Mikeinig
Tay
Tokea
sBiba
Nebruakes
Panther
Wisconsin
Jay
Assaulting a Tram Official in Illington Case
Jey Tobin, previously sentenced at Illington Police Court to three years hard labour for assaulting a tram official, appeared again at Quarter Sessions. After review, the judge reduced the sentence to 12 months with a recognisance of 235 and surety of 1 to keep the peace. He was ordered to pay 8 shillings 3 pence costs. The court also noted findings on a collision involving the U. Angas and the Laura in Port Philip, awaiting publication.
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Jey Tobin
Illington
Scholon
U. Angas
Port Philip
Miral Sperry
Corner in trucks sparks Bathurst meeting demand
At the Progress Association in Bathurst, President J Sullivan warned of a corner in trucks hindering meat supply. He said trucks scarce, stock moved by road, reserves leased to landholders, and many cattle and sheep died waiting for transport. He urged royal inquiry and government action to restore weekly truck availability.
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The
Progress Association
J. Sullivan
Hometush
Geo
Hai Beno
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Tor Bathurst
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Blayney
Royal Commierlya
Alteged
Arnold Rigby
Bathurst Staion
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Daconere costs and quarantine debate raise farming tensions
The article discusses rising prices for Daconere due to shipping and storage costs, noting heavy expenses for farmers and wholesalers. It cites New South Wales quarantine measures, seasonal price shifts in Sydney markets, and the push by Cumberland traders to extend embargoes to ease buying and stabilize stores for winter.
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Sheep Losses Prompt Moves on Coastal Breeders
Larras Lake shipped 700 sheep to Wellington by road and bought lucerne hay in Sydney to feed them, but the fodder did not arrive for weeks and the sheep died. The text discusses issues in farming, feeding, storage, and price movements across New South Wales and New Zealand markets, noting deteriorating conditions for hay and wheat, with references to maize and dairy produce markets and storage concerns.
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Lucerne Hay
Sydney
Raney Sheartetiat
Baers
Nike Sven
Ayaury
Nsw
Choice Milling
Saleg
Samisary Seer Reary
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Mt Ofal
Pollard
Givin
Age
Suatons Zapanint
Suffocated While Asleep In Australian Cottage
Adelaide report of a tragedy where Patrick aged 11 months and Lao aged 11, sons of P O Loughlin, railway worker, were found dead in their bedroom after a damp room with a lighted drum heater. The elder boy was sick and attempted to reach the door as he suffocated. the younger lay asleep. Doctor Aitken noted prior similar incidents in the house and the event occurred in Caltowhois cottage.
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Adelaide
Patrick
Lao
P. O'Loughlin
Caltowhois
Hie Las
Thia
Che
Coastal Steamship Masters and Officers Wage Board
In the Industrial Court Mr G. Beeby for the Merchant Service Guild of Australasia sought a wages board for masters and officers on NSW coastal steamships. Judge Bryson recommended the board for ships trading along the coast, excluding those under existing awards. The document also notes hospital construction costs and government estimates related to a site sale.
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Moffatt
Merchant Service Guild of Australasia
Soa
Kelynack
H. Deie
New South Wales
Bwyson
Debated Cure Claims For Deafness By Rural Kinetics Institute
A long disputed report by leading ear authorities discusses suspected causes of rising deafness and ear disorders. It praises a new ARoscope Pure Natural Rural Kinetics system, claiming home use without doctors can cure internal ear diseases, with contact details for the Sydney institute and prices for various goods and services.
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Sydney Produce Sales Auction Listing and Prices
A fragmented Sydney produce notice details prices realised and consignments across various items. Mentions traders like J. W. Gray & Co and Prescott Ltd and indicates daily auctions at Redfern and Sydney city outlets with references to stock and produce auctions, consignments, and sale terms.
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Mims and CO
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A Prescott
Pete
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SSA
Redfers Daily
Avotlon Balen
Young Show at Tech exhibition charms fair attendance
At the Tech exhibition of the P and A Association crowds attended as sections were well piled. Exhibits in farm produce arts cookery school work and miscellaneous items impressed. Ring events drew solid competition with high quality cattle sheep poultry and dogs on view. Agricultural displays from Provost Brothers Moss Vale and Frank Predezeten drew admiration.
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P and A. Association
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Provost Brothers
Moss Vale
Frank Predezeten
Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery Claims Noted
Fragmentary ad text praises Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery for chest complaints and colds. The garbled lines mention benefit from the remedy and its use during winter, with prices and contact hints obscured by OCR errors. Strong entities include Dr Sheldon and related medical claims.
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Wolfe's Schnapps Night and Morning Melody
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Wolfe's schnapps event or product, with odd spellings and garbled phrases. The readable bits mention orders, dowels, and a coach or coachhouse, but no coherent date, place, or outcome. Keywords include 404 and Oclee, suggesting unrelated stray data.
Tram Extensions at North Sydney Progress and Bids
reports good progress on UK tram extension from Gere Hil to Burna Bay road with bids by Johnson and Hennei. extensions westward from Ques Will measure 1 mile 45 chains and tender noted as 25018 22 110. labor and materials concerns addressed. work to the Gore wl terminus and along Longurville-road to Gordan-road. Falcon street to Su pension Bridziv extension advancing. single track length about 1 mile. tender price 4405 6d allocated. Miller street area work seen, bids from Biggs and Pees Ms, later halted by tax issue. Public Works Dept told Biggs not to continue. Sydney Perris purchased Matahon's Point property to resume trenching for government project. crane route from Gunnerola-street via Mount Street with 42 1 2 chains, let to Mr Biggs for 22204 4p 6. Miller Street to Crow's Nest bid awarded to Mr Digea but not proceeding. multiple routes pending lowest bid.
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Wood Paving Sydney Streets
Alderman W. O Sullivan asked the City Surveyor for a report on wood blocking Devonshire Street from Chalmers Street to Dowling Street. A winter quagmire was noted at the Cromerence intersection. Mr Gordon reported the cost of wood blocking for Chalmers Street to Dowling Street at 11286 pounds. The committee considered funding given the traffic impact and rapidity of paving.
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Slaves Emancipated Reach Sydney After 17 Years
A party of 17 Gilbert Island natives, freed after 17 years in Guatemala, arrived in Sydney aboard the E M S Abrany. They were among 460 to 600 originally enslaved. Representations to the Imperial Government via the British Consul at Mexico led to action, with the English Government funding their passages home. Last year over 2,000 were returned. these are the final group. Five of the Iron by Aorangl are marooned to Guatemala.
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E.M.S. Abrany
Guatemala
Singleton Show Opens With Fair Attendance And Livestock Rise
The Singleton fair opened on Wednesday in fine weather drawing a large crowd. Entries totaled 3485, down from 2747 last year, with fewer in fine arts and poultry. Livestock and dairy displays were strong and many showgoers are expected to attend tomorrow as a district holiday approaches.
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Wet Bill Tait Seen as Roosevelt Ally in US Politics
Republican presidential candidate Mr. Tait, a familiar figure in American politics, is described by the Town and Country Journal as a close Roosevelt ally. The piece notes his reputed demeanor and policy stance, with emphasis on his views toward the Philippines and Far East issues as shaping national chatter.
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Lila
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Presidust Roosevelt
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