In Memoriam Notices Honor Deceased Family Members
In Memoriam notices honor Mary Ann, Pickering, and others who departed this life September 2 and 3. The bereaved list includes Bergoss Inrtaw and family, grandchildren Elsie Teale, and relatives, with messages from mothers and siblings expressing loving memories and grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bale
Maey An
Bergoss
Etoet
Patrick Bua
Aio
Sieter
Thal” Pickertng
Mater
Uriahers
John Williamean
Erate
Rae Ae Sree
Epening Hews Sydney Item
Sydney dispatch reports a Monday event with unspecified details. Readers are urged to follow up for full confirmation as the brief provides limited clarity on involved people or organizations and lacks concrete outcomes.
The Naval Anti-climax and Australia’s Navy Scheme
The Admiralty delays in replying to Mr Yeatin’s naval plan stem from difficulty grasping his details. Officials fear misreading the Prime Minister’s intent as they review a bulky proposal. The plan calls for a modest fleet including destroyers and submarines, with an overall cost around two million pounds, aiming for a balanced yet assertive Australian navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Australia
Deatroyera
Jeghilatorn
Debated naval policy shifts and Australian defense
In a discussion on naval strategy the drawbacks of limited destroyer flotillas and costly submarines are highlighted. Experts argue for a minimal federal naval contribution, arguing it would better shield Australian trade and avoid overextension, while a strong, armed fleet would be necessary for real protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Deulis
Quney
Wwe
Coouibudow
Tie Federa
Ausunda
Peace Chorus Fails To End War Hopes Worldwide
The article discusses failing hopes for everlasting peace as great powers and leaders vocalize desire for harmony while history shows peace talks often followed by new conflicts. It notes persistent calls from France and Britain and the global wish for peaceful seas, yet warns of recurring cycles of battle after similar assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asarest
Aegren
Pacific
Manchuria
France
Ulao
Great Britain
Tica
Thors
Provincialism row sparks cross state debate in Victoria
A Victorian response defends intercolonial goodwill amid Sir Thomas Bent remarks about Helousy and state relations. The piece emphasizes no border prejudice, welcoming Victorians to New South Wales and dismissing Bent’s claims as unfounded and mischievous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bent
Ible
Tegardipe
Victoria
New South Wales
Devon
Max
Thomas Beal
Capital's future as a perfect amalgam of advantages
Members deliberate the chief benefits for the federation's capital noting needs for fertile land pastoral potential water supply timber stone coal and railways. They seek an ideal site combining climate scenery and balanced agricultural and industrial potential with equidistant rails and healthy life conditions.
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le Capitalatte
Federation
Dalgety
Altes
Love Letters Debated by Linton Horticultural Society
A discussion of prize winning love letters from Btale School children exposes the risks of romance writing for general circulation. The debate focuses on authenticity, audience, and the danger of overreaching sentiment, urging instruction on proper letter writing and clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Horticultural Society
Victoria
Lin
Fragmented Peace Message From A Turbulent Nation
The text presents a garbled historical note with scattered phrases about peace, protests, and national emotions. It references Germmar and Fatherland imagery, hinting at wartime or political tension, but the content is heavily corrupted and offers no clear events or names.
A Simple Study on Mathematics as Mental Discipline
The article argues that mathematics, though unfairly belittled by some critics, trains moral and intellectual faculties. It cautions against oversweetening lessons and urges that bald facts must be mastered, praising modern teaching progress while upholding mathematics as essential mental discipline for youth.
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Per Sa
Pontry
Genuine Eucalyptus Extract Promoted as Superior
The notice warns buyers that Sander and 50% Fragt Eucalyptus products are claimed superior but unsafe. It cites harmful preparations like Extranus and a death linked to poor use. A Supreme Court Victoria ruling and authorities endorse Bander and Bons genuine volatile eucalyptus extract as a safe merited preparation.
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Sander
Supreme Court of Victoria
Great Rheumatic Cure Ad in Local Chemist Ad
SUFFERERS FROM RHEUMATISM should try the great discovery DA SOUTHAM RHEUMATIC PULLS Certain Cure for Srintica Rheometic Gout Rheumatic Pains In ise head and Lace Tlo Coloureax etc Will Gredtually earn the most Chronic or Acute cases Sold In bottles at 4s 25 62 and Bs post free Cor ee invited Sale Proprietors HA ROSE and OO Dispensing Chemists Adi George Street Zrtte7 Open at night also Sunday and otdays-2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HA. Rose
Adi George-Stroet
Sundar
Fragmented local notice from era behind unreadable text
Readable fragments show a garbled notice with unclear names and events. No concrete actions, dates, or locations can be determined from the legible portions.
Late Cable News From Our Own Cores
Brief dispatch from the local wire notes late cable updates received today. The item summarizes ongoing happenings and small developments in the community scene. No specific names, dates, or places are provided in readable form.
Shocking Railway Disasters Reported in Dense Snow
A dense snowstorm caused a collision on the Northern Pacific Railway between a passenger train and a goods train. Nineteen people were killed and many injured, with the carnage reported from Helens and Moniada as rescue efforts followed. The Berlin Mirror notes the incident and ongoing aftermath.
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London
Helens
Moniada
Northern Pacific Railway
Ningteem
Tre
Rail accident in London leaves hundreds dead or injured
Sunday evening report describes a collision on the Elevated Electric Mallway near Berlin junction. Two trains rammed, a third car fell 20 feet into a courtyard, many passengers crushed or electrocuted. Thirty killed, twenty injured. no crew blamed. The scene filled with screams as firemen rescued victims amid extensive mutilation and a decapitation noted.
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London
Berlin
I Junction
Smuggling Ring Targeted as Bengal Effort Found
London dispatch reports Calcutta customs officers uncovered a plan by Bengali interests to smuggle German firearms including guns bayonets and swordsticks into India under the pretense of steel imports. The discovery alarms authorities over security and trade controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Calcutta
Fas Kee resigns from Democratic National Committee post
London Sunday Evening reports Mr C N Fas Kee has resigned as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee and as governor of Oklahoma. He denies that his power amounts to an armistice or a weapon against Roosevelt and Mr W Haverot, asserting the accuracy of other claims.
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London
C. N. Fas ‘Kee
Democratic National Committee
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Ft. Hvarot
Bulgaria and the Porte reach public railway dispute
London dispatch notes Bulgaria will not surrender the portion of the Oriental Railway seized in the Principality. The Bulgarian government says it does not intend to damage owners interests and will handle the matter through direct talks with the railway company. The Porte appeals to the Powers to compel Bulgarian restoration of the railway line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bulgaria
Principality
Oriental Railway
Army Training for Unemployed in London Proposal
Secretary of State for War Hal Gane spoke at Ladybank Fifeshire about unemployment. The Army Council offers 17 090 young men six months of training to see them through the winter.
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London
Hal Gane
Ladybank
Fifeshire
Army Council
German Dreadnought Rheiniant Reported Sunk
A German dreadnought named Rheiniant has been sunk near the North Sea coast, with claims of heavy armor and long guns. The vessel reportedly displaces about 19,000 tons, features waterline armor, and carries six torpedo tubes and steam belt protection.
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London
Australian Rugby League team arrives in London for Waglant
The Australian Rugby Football League squad landed in London on Sunday evening aboard the M.S. Macedonie. The visiting players, after a voyage from Sydney via August 5, are set to watch their first match on Saturday as part of the tour schedule.
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London
Waglant
St Well
Sydney
M.S. Macedonie
Rhondda
Ellanbotn
Yolen
Womas
The Swedes at the Olympic Games in London
A garbled report describes Swedish participants at the London Olympic Games with unclear names and roles. The fragment references Lord Desborough and a committee in connection with the event, but many terms are unreadable.
Summer Suits and Patterns Advertised for Merchants
An old ad listing summer suit patterns and fabrics for sale. Mentions merchant tailoring and a range of cloth items with prices and sizes, inviting buyers to order patterns and masare services for menswear and women’s garments.
Public Works Projects and Repairs Listed in KeWtners Area
A scrambled 19th or early 20th century notice outlines numerous public works tasks across KeW public area. Items include repairs and painting, erection and completion of structures, paving and street work, and a waterworks related project. Names of contractors and firms such as Roy Parrematia, David Mils, Wd. Arsota, Kika, and Thomas Harlase appear with monetary bids and account lines. The document references police direction, utility sites, gas plant work, road improvements, and supply of materials with quoted amounts like £41, £55, and £372.
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Roy
Parrematia
David Mils
Supuire
Ate
Creramet
Keaut
Arsota
Kika
H.R. Dinckytt
Foun
Buddines
Hanesaielly Point
Newcastle
W. F. Foster
Young
J. J
Ferey
Pome
Walkayi
Ios
Wenswort
Sytner
Fonsi
Thom
Narjhorn
Lim
Women's Anti Socialist Conference Held in Australasia
The mint Committee of the Pentie's Rotor League and the Women's Branch met last week to plan the forthcoming Commonwealth Women’s Conference in Australasia. Delegates from multiple states will discuss topics from federal finance to housing the poor. Prominent figures from Victoria Queensland and New South Wales are listed as participating. The event, lasting about 18 days, will include lectures, readings, and numerous drawing room meetings.
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Pentie
Rotor League
Dealia Wnex
Commonwealth Womens
Austral
Ausviews
Delegans
Bates
Messrs
W. If
Tino Ands. Knox
Victoria
Chataway
Colonel Porton
Queensland
John Forfoot
West Australia
Jostab Symon
F. Mhlyan
Lond Australia
Ovmons
Bathurst Farm Crops Struggle With Unseasonable Weather
Reports from Bathurst Experimental Pare note crops ahead for the season yet hindered by cold changes and unsteady weather. Early rains helped crops but late week frost, wind and dust hinder growth with farmers hoping for steady rain to improve evaporation issues and surface rooting conditions.
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Bathurst
Sydney water supply deficit at Proxpert Reservoir
Water at Proxpert Reservoir runs nearly four feet below average due to upper canal repairs. Catarart Reservoir depth reads twelve feet and a small rise in intake levels is noted. No rainfall has fallen over catchment areas in the last 48 hours.
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Catarart Rerrivale
City Coroner Position Remains Vacant Amid Rumors
Since the appointment of Mr. J. J. Rise to the stipendary post, the City Coroner seat has been effectively vacant. Stephen Murphy has acted as Coroner for some time, while on annual leave. Mr. F.G. Adrian in Lismore is said to be poised to assume the post permanently.
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J. J
Stephen Murphy
Adrian
Isle Pallow Tuneis
Lismore
Fragmentary tale of a man in heatreet and a deflected source
The passage presents a distorted dialogue about a man claimed to be from a mother source and a diverted explanation. It centers on a questioning figure who refuses to disclose origins and hints at a broader conspiracy or diversion tied to a king’s camp.
Robbery at Randwick Strikes Henry Thomas Home
The Randwick residence of Henry Thomas Feard on Tork Road was broken into on Saturday while the occupants were away. Jewelry including watches and chains were stolen. Entry was gained by forcing open the rear dining room window.
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Henry Thomas Feard
Tork Road
Randwick
Fournairs
Abandoned Babe At Paddington Reported
A newborn baby girl was found on a Bath row doorstep near Paddington. Police and hospital staff attended the scene, and the infant was taken for care as officers investigate the circumstances of the abandonment.
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Babe
Paddington
Will of Petia Bernard Presented for Probate in Tremop
A probate hearing in Mr Justice Strere for the will of Petia Bernard of AWretmeai was adjourned. The proceedings focus on validity and whether Frsbern bOUIS inherits. estate valued around £500 with details tied to the testator’s residence and the fortuitous timing of declarations.
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Oliver Hall
Justice Strere
Petia Bernard
Awretmeai
Nowy
Msmang
Mari Tor
Pam Cole
Lim Court
Rome
Telliot
Aror
Bresviaoet
Evi
Industrial Court Hearing Shapes Paper Binding Policy
In a court session the festival judges and officials from the Master Printers and Employers associations debated binding and rolling procedures amid union and employer concerns. Mr W Brooks of Brooks and Company, plus representatives from Bankbinders and Paper Rollers, urged board action to standardize bindings amid ongoing industrial disputes.
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Termine
Juden Dieydun
Ain
Wie
Hoar
Robe
Beverley
Sear Eouth Wales
Unt Counted Trades Association
Wlaled
Wumam Brooks
Brooks and Company
Tombed
Aw Lets
Suntimg
Eetrerany
Tulers
Slutn
Guidia
Selietek
Prager
Hele Thurstan
Ibeit
Cepres
Assodiolom and
Huiplorses
Union
Teepecviverr Po
Alleged Dismissal of an Employee in Court
A court hearing details an alleged dismissal of an employee under the Industrial Relations framework. The judge discusses the Disputes Act and penalties for penalties related to board membership or union activity. The proceedings involve a Mr Eéaaioe timeolitery and others from Darlington, with arguments about employment and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hesdou
Eéaaioe
Uraymen
Cariors Calva
New Bout Wales
Wwaye
Prosoury Spiere
J. Todd
Coss
Darlington
Grady Wohi
Alor
Drop in Butter Prices Reported in Sydney Market
A fragment notes a lower wholesale butter price in Sydney with the morning trade. It mentions butter grades being reissued or adjusted and references a perch measure, indicating a market move but lacking complete details or full names.
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Sydney
Big steamer collision at the wharf shocks harbor
An aged OCR fragment reports a steamer striking the wharf during a Saturday event and pushing a portion of the pile. It notes the vessel proceeding to the quay and mentions the need for safe measures to control the stream, with unclear details about officials or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR reads like garbled historical notice
The readable fragments show a chemically themed listing with references to a chemist Dretheeod and a 420 value, discussing preparations, seals, and protective measures. Local officials, agents, and various items appear, but the text is heavily corrupted and only partial names and terms remain identifiable.
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Auldana ™ Vinetasd
Bouth
Angel Place
Fitt-Street
Art Union Prinea
Orst
THE
Peres
A. Latders
A. Bacnders
A. Saunders
Bella
Saunders
St. Gold
Jecklets
Syonet
Georgest
Fis
Cor Roberts
Roberts
Glenlivet
Rowerty
Toons Ret
Ramos Silling
Srorge
Market Sts
Telernone
Mercantile Mutual Fire Ingurames Co, Ltd
KELSO
Sybury-Melbourne
Sheldon
Evening News
Peru
Dors Pot
Ailtselt
Rueer Yuora
Childress
Ents
India
Hearst
Haskell
the Porte
Evestes
Lord Desbo
Cauwell
Heb
KEW Public Works
Jack Lam
Women's Anti-Socialistic Conference
Sydney Water Supply
J. Grigg
Mersworeens
Amin Nur Fea
Clive
Cuahibarlain
Teey
Printing Trade Branch
Wages Board
Childerw
Sherokecere
Dretheeod
Wister Furs
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