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Newspaper
Tamworth Daily Observer
Location
Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
2
Wages Board Not A Success Opinion Of Labor Member
A garbled report presents the wages board as unsuccessful with remarks attributed to labor member BYPSEV Mbondis. The text mentions wage policy, proposals, and hopes for improvement, noting criticism of current measures and calls for action to set fair pay standards.
Rain in the Northwest and Fumbles at Gravesend
Fragmentary report notes rain in the northwest area and multiple fumbles amid a Gravesend event. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece references local locations and general sports activity with uncertain specifics.
Local Society Meeting Postponed by Medical Concerns
Alleged cheque theft report noted as a backdrop to a postponed gathering of the Tote Thorekaimiral Society. The organization plans to hold a restricted members meeting soon with talks on public welfare and future arrangements.
Death of local proprietor shocks town crowd
A local proprietor of The reoreh Thebel was fatally assaulted at his home on Friday night as family gathered. He died after being pelted with WT and a doctor was called. Four children mourn his loss in a town where the incident shocked residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walitial
Sida
Tier
Foeerty
Reoreh
Thebel
Wwe
le Famill
Wight
Ministers Exonerated But Censured By Lord Official Inquiry
Unclear OCR text mentions ministers exonerated yet censured by a Lord and references to public interest and officials. Names and specifics are garbled, but the gist suggests an inquiry outcome with mixed findings affecting political figures.
Ministers urged to admit error over Marown Company stake
London dispatch reports the Nation urging ministers to acknowledge a mistake in investing in Marown Company shares. The paper suggests Sir Rafis Isages should step down to end the suspense and clear rumors of a hidden stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Tronkly
Marown Company
Rafis Isages
Valle
Manconi
Prince of Peace and Kaiser Anniversary Observances
Fragmentary OCR notes describe German tribute to the Kaiser and anniversary ceremonies. The text mentions a ritual at the Reichstag and a prince of menor defending Germin values, but many words are garbled, leaving key facts unclear.
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de Kiaaser
Princ
Menor
Novel Defence Succeeds In Husband's Dominion
A damaged item recalls a court case where a wife is claimed to be under her husband's control and her sentence appeal is discussed. The report mentions a defense succeeding and references Vellet and Goleta in the context of the case.
Reception in Sydney bythe Australian authorities
In Sydney this morning a reception was hosted by the German Consulate General with attendees including Mr. Peli and Lord Mayor Coeks among other officials. The event marked a formal visit and featured several dignitaries in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ji Tienen
Othenani Sersney
Germain Comulite General
Sydney
Peli
Coeks
Mibertal Jyy
Tennis Championship Triumph for Wilding in World Run
Wilding defeats Vediert Herehinan by a wide margin to claim another Laurel at the world championship. The match featured dominant serves and quick returns as Wilding secured the title.
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Wilding
Vediert Herehinan
Referendum Totals Across Regions and Corporations
Partial and garbled voting data show regional referendum results and corporate yes or no tallies. The text lists various places and entities with mixed confirmations and rejections, including Australia and Queensland sections among ambiguous codes and nonsensical phrases.
Hume Election Counts Stir Contested Race
Fragments describe a tense counting scene at the Hume contest with wet conditions and uneven results. References to Sir Win Lyne and Mr Williwoepis hint at a close race where Nalton leads 1000 to 2000, while others pursue a strong showing amid uncertain tallies.
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Techni
Williwoepis
Renghis
Ma. Nalton
State Control Of Ferries Reveals Parliament Debate
A fragmented report describes a parliamentary discussion on govern ment control of ferry services. The chairman and key ministers face questions about public protection and safety funding amidst broader transport policy concerns.
Overdriven and overwrought McGowen to rest in country
Sydney reports Mr McGowen and Telowi viewing the aftermath of recent events. Mr Holman says McGowen is overdriven and overwrought but will stay in the Cabinet until he can rest for a few days in the countryside. Glen Innes trip planned for tonight.
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Sydney
Telowi
Mrr. McGowen
Holman
Meliowen
Glen Innes
Alleged gamblers before the court in Melbourne
Alleged gamblers appeared before the court and were remanded until the next session after a bail hearing. The proceedings occurred in Melbourne on a Saturday, with eleven men involved. The case details remain brief in the report.
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Melbourne
Local skater sets 78 hour endurance record at Olympia rink
Cecil Midley completed a continuous exhibition of endurance skating at the Olympia Skating Rink in Scone. He skated from 4 p.m. Wednesday to 10.20 p.m. Saturday, totaling 78 hours 20 minutes, claimed as a world record. Maddenae collapsed and was carried from the rink as organizers supervised the event.
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Scone
Olympia
Cecil Midley
Dle
Maddenae
Viola
Eoommitton
Is There Collusion Between Employers and Men
A deputation representing workers interviewed the minister today and complained of breaches of industrial law. The discussion touched on vows replacing informal agreements and whether employer and employee collusion could be addressed under common law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Deters
Ias
Alon
Carmichnel Peferreal
Wuler
Ile
Tion
Government House Case Reserved Judgment Delayed
Reserved judgment in the government house matter will be delivered near Thursday, with a high court interest. The Melbourne brief notes SY UE Monday as a reference point for the decision timing.
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Thurday
Melbourn
Ulster War Spectre Signals Liberal Fright Fears
President of the Board of Agriculture Mr Runkman declares no sign that Ulster Tretestanis would link lapsed rule. He asserts the Empire rests on Imperial Parliament supremacy and warns against civil war as a threat to national confidence.
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Runkman
Board WE Agriculture
Sigs
Uister Tretestanis
Tome
Edward Carson
Mr Redmonds Policy and Disparaging Slurs In Speech
Fragmented OCR reports Sir Edward Carson and English apathy. Meadehy fedmont asserts nationalist stance against colonial blame and Peel Viwater cited amid electoral tensions. Disjointed lines reference opposition to oppression and calls for accountability in the political scene.
General Election Reflections Mark Churchill Confidence
London reports Mr Wadeton Chiteehith attended Mir Huinvitain's Bristol meeting and sent a letter urging electoral support for recreationary and food tax reforms. The piece notes Liberal prospects against the Unionists and hints at voter shifts observed earlier.
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London
Sanday
Wadeton Chiteehith
Mir Huinvitain
Bristol
Society Divorce Suit Reported In Sydney Court
Mariel Maw Watt seeks dissolution of marriage from Walter Oswald Wotton alleging adultery. Evidence includes alleged meetings at flats in Philip Street and daily visits by Ivy Schilling with others. Testimony from May Steel and Kaulword Joseph Best questions residence and evidence. verdict postponed pending further review.
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Mariel Maw Watt
Walter Oswald Wotton
Rawson
Sir Frederick Darlew
Ehtwner
May Steel
Como Flats
Philp Street
Ivy Schilling
Walt
Joseph Best
Hilt Allendan
Rink
Ivy Schlling
New F C Church at Moree Opens with Large Congregation
The new Roman Catholic church in Moree opened yesterday drawing a large and varied audience. Dr Connor of Arndale officiated assisted by Fathers Lloyd Mullis Burchell and others. A 10 am service started followed by speeches and toasts. A collection supported the church debt fund as many country residents attended the celebration.
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Conner
H.coleshope
Arndale
Lloyd and Mullis
Monee
Burchell
Quiriuds
Alplanaus
Goulburn
Hinge
Egan
Sydney
Sarrubri
Financier William Austin Found Dead in Concord
A middle aged financier William Austin was found dead at his Concord home with a bullet wound in the head. A revolver lay nearby, suggesting a self inflicted or unresolved case. The incident occurred Monday night according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Austin
Concord
Thue Sithses Advises Mav on a Remedy
The text outlines Thue Sithses giving guidance to Mav on a remedy while also correcting the system. It notes a technical or procedural adjustment as part of the remedy process.
Footballer dies after accidental kick in Christchurch match
Sumper Plimsoll died after being accidentally kicked on the head during a Christchurch football match. The incident occurred this morning as players chased a ball on the field. It prompted medical attention but he could not be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
New Zealand
Sumper Plimsoll
Reverend Honold Appeal Dismissed in Harper Slander Case
The Victorian Pall Court today dismissed the appeal by the Rev. J. B. Honold against Justice Hodges ruling striking out the action against Mr. J. Harper for alleged slander.
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Pall Court
J. B. Honold
Justice Hodges
J. Harper
Balkan Crisis Suspended Mediation Sought
Czar to mediate in the Balkans dispute after Bulgaria accepts arbitration. Ferdinand blames Serbia for evading it while the Czar invites the four Balkan premiers to Moscow to begin arbitration at the earliest opportunity.
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ST. Petersburg
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Servia
Balkans
Gas strikers in court in industrial case
Jowards of men appeared in the Industrial Court today over the recent gas strike. About 150 more will be proceeded against later. Crown counsel Mr Broomfield said the strike left the city and suburbs in darkness. Prosecutions were not concluded when the court adjourned.
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Sydney
Broomfield
The
Crown
Duke of Orleans Sail for Buenos Ayres with Countess
The Duke of Orleans travels from Philippe Devilliers toward Buenos Ayres with the Countess Jennie De Balverte amid public chatter. Reports claim Nemia Tunic is widely seen as a doctor though the claim is unverified.
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London
Duke of Orleans
Phillipe Devilliers
Buenos Ayres
Jennie de Balverte
Nemia Tunic
Newcastle Jockey Club post race at Tore cat meeting
Postponed Tore cat meeting held at Newcastle under fine weather drew a large crowd. Aye Girl won the Queen's Handicap over 150 sovs at 6 furlongs, with Chief Row prevailing in the Welter Handicap by a short neck. Riverbird took the Ten to One mile event and Manton Maid won the Hethday Handicap by a head, amid a field of notable runners and betting activity.
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Newcastle
Newcaatle Jockey Club
Queen's
Hamilton
Bor
Shaniahany - Perberam
Waltal
Calsomine
Zulu
Roy
Rebels Triumph In Frat Match At Weerle Crest
Rebels defeated Creek 22 to 3 in a hard fought league football clash at Weerle Crest. Vial Moffatt Burke Parsons Frame Cowell W Robinson McGuinness Lane and J McGuinness contributed key plays as Rebels built a strong lead after halftime with tries from Frame and P McGuinness and a final score of 22 to 3. Referee R Hogan from Tamworth officiated.
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Weerle Crest
Vial
Moffatt
Burke
Parsons
Frame
Cowell
W. Robinson
McGuinness
Lane
J. McGuinness
Ko Frame
PF Jonen
P. McGuinness
Via
Rebels
Creek
Ino
Werris Creek
Buckenlan
Mr. R. Hogan
Tamworth
The Union Game Visit to Tamworth Stirs Local Rugby Interest
The Central Northern Rugby Union has arranged an attractive match in Tamworth with the Western Suburbs visiting at week’s end to face Attunga locals. A strong Attunga lineup will include top players from the Attunga club as big crowds are expected. A second Central North fifteen will play Sydney grade on Tamworth Oval with notable New England players in the local side.
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Central Northern Rugby Union
Attings
Western Suburbs
Tamworth
Attunge
Attungs
Attunga Nu
Tamworth Oval
Late Market Prices Tone Down Fresh Supplies
Produce market reports show heavy late sales with weak demand for potatoes and lucerne hay. prices vary by grade. North Australian consignments include lucerne chaff and hay from Byrne and Barber Attunga, J. Morrow Nemingha, and David West Tamworth with mixed bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Lucerne
Lucerne Hay
Byrne and
Barber
Attunga
Green
Brown
J. Morrow
Nemingha
David
West Tamworth
Homebush Markets Cattle and Sheep Prices Firm
The Homebush market showed firmness with cattle values quoted as beef 27/ per 100 lb, seconds 25, inferior 2/ per 100 lb, bullocks 4 to 12, cows 3 to 29/6. Sheep penned 14,000 with wethers 12/ to 22/6 and 10 to 18/8 for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sussex Street markets rise as butter hits eight per cwt
In Sydney Sussex Street today butter rose by eight pence per cwt amid factory supply declines caused by cold weather. Some traders expect further rises on Thursday while others fear overpricing. Northern River grain shipments arrived and sold, oats remained firm, and Tasmanian potato imports covered demand. Quotations listed for wheat to bacon with varied per unit prices across commodities.
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Sydney
Sussex Street
Rivera
Maitland Markets Cattle Sheep and Pigs Strong Demand
Maitland Monday livestock sale reports a moderate cattle supply with fair to good quality, prices close to late rates. Sheep pens held 12228 Merino and crossbred ewes and wethers with active demand. prices largely steady to up from earlier rates. Pigs show brisk demand across all classes with best heavy pigs and baconets selling well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
J. M. Alexander
A. T. Button
A. Campbell
Mrs. Dangar
Ewen
Vendetta in Sardinia Rift Triggers Village Turmoil
In Orege Solo Sardine a military occupation follows a string of killings and past arrests of men linked to the assassination of a priest's brother. Eight murders have occurred since then as authorities pursue justice amid unrest. A tonic claim appears unrelated.
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Paris
Sundov
Oregeesolo
Sardine
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