Alfred Dampier Dead and Ford’s Reminiscence Continues
Mummer memoirs recount the death of Alfred Dampier London stage actor and Shakespearian, praised as a skilled performer and respected manager. The piece details funeral plans at Waverley Cemetery, notable mourners, and Ford’s reminiscences of Dampier’s career, friendships, and influence in Australian theatre alongside memories of past productions and a future Ipswich relocation.
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Alfred Liam Pier
Keana
Macreadys
Oreswickt
Brooks
Otter
Sesseak
Adfred Leum- Pier
Hyn
Bretheyn
Menke
Qien
Waverley
Owen
Agrum
Ehell
Fork
Ite
Church of England
Et. Augustine's
The Glensfire Rumor at Ascot Maiden Handicap
Rumors questioned black guiding Alban aspire in a Maiden Handicap at Ascot on Wednesday. The Associated Racing Clubs Board conducted inquiries but found no evidence to back the claim. A statutory declaration was made by trainer Mr KB Dale confirming Glenspire had not won a cash prize before starting. The owner and breeder offered to provide similar confirmation if required.
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Alban Aspire
Ascot
Associated Racing Clubs
Glenspire
Inet
KB. P. Dale
Tenax
Breci
The Bushranging Days and Gardiner’s Recapture at Cockatoo
Readable fragments recount Gardiner’s escape from limbo and recapture at Cockatoo with guns drawn in a revolver duel. The narrative covers Gardiner and Carter or Cardiner during trials, their guards, and tensions with authorities and fellow prisoners, detailing confrontations and displays of defiance amid hardship and pursuit.
Gardiner in the Victorian goldfields chase ends in arrest
Gardiner, once thought elusive, returns to the Goulburn district after raiding a Victorian goldfield and eluding police. Sergeant Middleton confronts him at a residence, a gunfight erupts, Middleton is wounded, Gardiner is captured, and a five year Cockatoo sentence follows with additional time for police assault.
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Parin Bura
Trving
Victoran Valeyarda
Gardiner
Cockatoo
Gardier
Feerdy
Careoor
Agatem
Carcomr
Abercrombleiver
Scattered Tales of Nighttime Inquiries and Society
A collage of rambling snippets on love, morality, and urban life. Vignettes cover marriages, suffrage debates, flirtations, and local foibles with vivid street corner language, laments, and satirical asides reflecting a lively, if rambling, wartime era social sheet.
Beating the Books Working the Wire for the Winders
Analyzed London Truth critique of bookmaker fraud using electric wires. Describes post office telegram rules, how fake messages were canceled or delayed to trigger bets, and how fraudsters exploited regulation to learn race outcomes. Notes risk to bookmakers and calls for regulatory scrutiny.
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Daily Telegraph
Esa Sinn Ka
Repulcciia
Lee
Genevin
Post Office
Bt. Martin
Women Endorse Dr Morse Indian Root Pills as Essential
Women of high education and discernment praise Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a wonderful remedy for a wide range of female ailments. The ad claims nurses and doctors recommend the pills and that they support health from girlhood through old age, improving liver function and overall well being.
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DR. Morse
Rane
Pilla
Ir. Morse
Dr. Oe
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Alfred Dampier
W. B. Ford
Haypeed
Alfreal Dampier
Jainer
Wiliamn
Warthelomice
Syd
Dampier
Mr. Tarwandoe
Mlethourtie
Einellestine
Alfred Dagpler
Sha Doel
Macey
Belton
Mr. Jacq
Charlin Hall
Antonio
Appleton
Miascuntes
Aerewils
Bert Grotau
Pibin
Moerties
Carerful
Enthusiantie
Ama
John Mitedanay
Kelton
Diam Pier
Theatre Hoyas Proprietary
New Zealand
London
RC Hopkint
Austria
America
England
Wiesdatbeibere Debby
Hoge
Carmel Waich
Khown
Man Kethertoe Russell
Bie Gon
Alfred Ralfe
Mr. Dampler Auetralia
T. A. Browne
Lin
Charapier
Nvell
Vuimimu
Mu Oesa
Iwiemst
Phistopheles
Ide
Puch
Oath
John Qadatune Amith
Childa
Alnccrecy
Randie R. T) Hopkins
Melbourne
Mears
O. Lo Goodman
Self
J. C. Willamaon
J. C. Leete
C. Woods
J. A. Crain
J. P. West
Teddy McLean
Gance Booth
HW. Barrington
J. Ironside
HW. Br. Hummington
M. Fords
J. Lynch
H. Hall
Skinner
Renna
H. Bracs
J. Kéarle
Laurence Campbell
W. Haltuin
J. Harcourt
Percy Goodwin
Cole
W. H. Ayr
Hippodrome
J.C. Williamann
Harry Rickards
Laurencn Campbell
Witte Baker
Sr. Mu
Ford
Ipswich
Brisbane
Johnny Bouter
Bouter
Macbeth
Duncan
Shakare
Gbe
John Bouter
Lady Macbel
ALOE
Rue Lini
Johnny
Tim
Jonny
Johny
Tady
Merishane
Mingion
Auctian Mart
Toshi
Victorian Park Racing Club
MO Boon
Victoria Park
Glensfire
Limbo
Cardiner
Jim
Kimih
Lina
Iriel
Belig
Courk
Whielk
Blake Ieblows
Oranje
Tentiner
Dian
Throumeh
Uaraugh
Cre Hay Gardiner
Mlack
Tome Teriep
Marci
Gardin
Ellow
Gardner
Gardine
Home
Elowen
Gartner
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Uae
Caranor
Belmge
Chota
Apie
Noee
Dmv
Petlee
Aloorky
Negeeusers Ae
Blackfellows
Peatridge
Anatralea
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Umer
Goulburn
Adi
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Vietorian
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Gol
Middleton
Humele
Midditon
Hume
Husale
Hussle
Hansle
Dlusele
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Monte de Plete Ca
Atreet
Eustace Bennepe
Prigs
Parton
Tom
Bitty
Bern
Knights In
Petersham
Aronkard
Booret
Hoormyem
Limerick
Willy
Ile
Oni
Boch
Frillehop Totler
Advt
Gwendoline
Paris
Uving Skeleton
New York Circus
Winter
Manson
Romer
Hong
Rauken
Waren
Johnaon
Bual
Razap Weewesnhat
Lyttelton
Eich
Daya Gon
Blebhardt
Neeenin
Bobby
Enaner
Derena Etek
Bator
Aida
Ikey
Truth
Mane
Hin the Sheme
Talsgram
Poate Sk Gey
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