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Tamworth Daily Observer
Location
Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
4
Tamworth Daily Observer June 28 Event Highlights
Brief item notes regional happenings from Tamworth with local society, transport, and markets coverage. Includes notices of upcoming events, community meetings, and brief reports on local hires and market prices in the Tamworth district.
Big City Fire Leaves £60000 Damage In Perth
Fire swept a large industrial area damaging Ewerth and Null printers and cardboard manufacturers and a brickwork factory. The blaze spread to Belmont Garage and Atheneum Club with water damage reported on adjacent properties. Firemen fought the flames for hours as a reinforced crew contained the inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylney
Puwlay
Howe
Ewerth
Pelntoly
Brooks
Yeperks
Ted Tulle
Torannutiletia
Elas Walube
Thicne Bacco
Puerth and
Nall
de Ligan Brocka
St Wauiage
Bose Wmpest
Belmont Garage
Qesan House
Athanseum Club
Hele
Melnteah
Kdue
Sydney Assembly Debates Aftermath Of Town Fire
In Sydney, ministers discuss the night blaze that devastated a country town. Chief Secretary to review on site as flames damaged buildings and prompted emergency crews to battle through debris and smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Torsdar
Miller
Holman
State Goal Mines Bill Presented in Sydney
The Biale Cabinet has completed a bill related to cost mines and states readiness to present the measure. The report notes the bill's passage through preliminary steps and anticipates parliamentary consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Biale
Cost
State
Willthorpe resident Mrs Burrell dies aged 75
Sydney dispatch reports the death of Mrs. Burrell of Willthorpe aged 75, leaving seven descendants. Mrs. Burrell’s wedding to Mina Mary Campbell is noted as to take place in Melbourne with Mr. W Hughes acting Premier. Arthur Paul of Tamworth dies at 10 after a hospital operation. burial in West Tamworth Catholic cemetery led by Rev. Arthur O’Brien with arrangements by Mr. J K Leggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
W. Hughes
Mina Mary Campbell
Thomas Campbell
Burrengong
Macquarie Hiver
Melbourne
Arthur Paul
Joseph Paul
Tamworth
West Tamworth
Arthur O'Brien
Jk, Leggett
Tamworth court hears cases on theft and drink influence
A Tamworth court dealt with a string of offenses including theft by an elderly man David Beecher who admitted taking a rug from Jonathan Benjamin Warner. The rug owner, a farmer from Philli, reported it missing June 20. Beecher, drinking heavily, pleaded guilty and vowed to reform, with the magistrate noting drink often drives crime. A separate case involved a man named Megson jailed for an assault or theft. Local notes mention a Masonic Ball and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Beecher
Tamworth
Jonathan Benjamie Warner
Philli
Treloars Yards
Sergeau
Caldwell
PML
Jeharwecter
Tamworth Jockey Club Faces Rule Alterations
The Tamworth Jockey Club contemplates changes to its racing rules. Officials seek member input on proposed alterations and additions to the organization’s regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth Jockey Club
French Finance Minister Aims to Form Cabinet Amid Shifting Politics
Paris reports Finance Minister M. Cailleux is manoeuvring to assemble a cabinet aligned with Radical electors. A special meeting discusses rule changes to club governance and a proposed paid secretary, with debate over secretarial duties and member costs.
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Paris
M. Cailleux
Alleged Money Theft Trial Led to Court Commitment
A long Tamworth committal hearing heard allegations of money theft involving a man from Marraba. The accused faced claims of misplacing and misusing funds including a ten pound note, with witnesses detailing purchases, travel, and a bar cheque incident. The magistrate committed the accused for trial at the Tamworth Circuit Court on October 10.
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Mr. O'Halloran
Witees
Kenohan
Witnea
Otto Rabe
Mt Marraba
Béa
Abe
Ie Singh
Sliver
Ulu
Otialora
Witherd
O'Mioran
Vee
Caldwell
Janean
P.M
Cass
Tamworth
Luke Keler Weeds' Famous 3 Poepperiuat 252 Stes
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment mentioning Luke Keler Weeds and a location 252 Streets. No clear event or factual report is readable beyond scattered names and street numbers.
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Luke Keler
Consumed by Poisoning Case Near Petersham
Sydney telegram reports Jane Raven a 35 year old single woman recently discharged from the Thulaere Home died after consuming Lysol poison. She left her room and returned to her parents home at Petersham and drank from a bottle. the act was witnessed by her mother who offered to help and then she collapsed.
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Sydney
Jane Raven
Petersham
Beng Yolused
Lord Mayors Sought for Australian Cities
London dispatch reports the Home Secretary has hinted to the Australian Minister that creating Lord Mayors for certain cities, including Adelaide, may be considered favorably at a later date.
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London
Adelaide
Sydney Labor Shortage and Evidence in Royal Commission
In Sydney on Tuesday the Royal Commission on the shortage of labor heard testimony. A Mantle Costume Makers member said it was nearly impossible to obtain enough labor to run their operations. A similar shortage of boys was noted, with some receiving higher pay. Witnesses argued that technical training had not kept pace with business needs.
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Tamworth Poline
Wokeile
Batweed
Arbier Kolddat
Daleres
Eamy
SUNY
Gowrie
Rae
Remsen
Trefoar
Maisate
Thor Hen Wetn
Norfolk
Crumley
Tudor Waitrose
Nba
Radliaee
Benys Liu
Atler
Witness
Mel
Barrate
Manilla
Imeide
Rhe Fm
Massie
O' Hallerin
Te Meu
Rome
Mr O'Maioran
Joseph Walls
Barraba
Farraba
Sydney
Hepebin
Mauilla
Wieke
Vioth
Teehehan
Tammerth
Renehan
Royal
Idor
Leday
Wwe
Duke Named Oldest Hiritaras Kin During Birthday
Honagerarian Duke, the oldest of Hiritaras Dirk, celebrated by nametieth birth. Calebrated Monday evening, he received many valuable gifts from kin.
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Tloxdun
Hiritaras
Coronation Gala at Covent Garden Enthralls London
A grand Monday evening at Covent Garden features a Coronation themed gala. The performance honors the king with lavish decor and stage craft described as unmatched in theatre, reflecting the era’s artistry and spectacle.
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Covent Garden
Valuers 10 Quality by Examination
Sydney Tuesday report notes proposed improvement to valuers by examination for quality and ability. Government contemplates time and title to confer after a sea examination to ensure qualified land valuers are not disadvantaged.
Imperial Conference reminder urges concrete measures
A South African reminder calls for action by Imperial Government representatives. It argues three delegates should focus on concrete measures at the next conference rather than rehashing principles.
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Jasn Rsbcrg
Hatermen
Prece
GLEW INNES CARNIVAL RASULLA DRAWING AT GLEN INNES
Festival card lists numerous horses for the Rasulla drawing at Glen Innes on Tuesday. Entries include Red and Sweet News Dark Blue and Carobe Footprint and Hrth Gelert Merry Boy and Stargazer and others racing in the Langford area Maiden Stakes includes Lavander Zoo Mutrarder Mag and Mutrarder Mag at York among many names.
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Glen Innes
Tueday
Sweet News
Carobe
Footprint
Gelert
Merry Boy
Stargazer
Thue
Lord Douglas
Gevirnor
Riluisene
Warch
Golden Heart
Laplander
Youn Taurus
Frou Feathers
Cureack
Weepwater
Auner Wapping
Reckless Rover
Willia Wagtail
May Fly
Hastalee
Lene Ranae
Nell
Worl
Bird
Soowern
Vien Set
Cylae Clematra
Ales Meurthy
Lavander Zoo
Mutrarder Mag
Tadtoda
Wiamond Quen
Mela
York
Tard Valminal
Gay Fawkey
Scottie
Nikann Whitcher
Tale Othipe
Excursion Steamer Wrecker Off Kerns Island
A Finnieh Swedian excursion steamer carrying about 500 passengers was wrecked off Kerns Island in the outer Skerries. It is unclear if any lives were lost or saved. the fate of the travelers remains unknown as reports are not definitive.
American Sailor Sentenced in Turain Murder Case
A U S sailor named Atkins was convicted of murder aboard the cruiser New Crilette. Trial before a judge and jury concluded with a two year sentence in a penal institution.
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Turin
Atkins
United States
Crisce Bartoce
Scundora
Bli Jaro
New Crilette
Hater
Figgas Yar
Market Report From Sydney Trading Panel
Market notes show brisk movement in horticultural items with pumpkins and imitations moving well. Potato values improved with higher edge on prime tubers and increased corn demand. lucerne hay and chaff from Wing, Tamworth, Nemingha cited with per ton prices.
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Briekly
Gael Babes
Rood SB
Renechimary TU Tae
aWisher Ad
Gow
Larae Bunder
Prima
Ford
Wiles
Nemingha
Pearson
Coronation Honors Overlooked by Australian and Canadian Officers
A Standard correspondent complains that Australian and Canadian officers were overlooked in coronation honors, arguing there was bias in rewarding colonial military leadership. The piece questions fairness and calls for reconsideration of the honors list.
English Golf Championship First Round Scores
The pol championship opener lists Clyde Pears 41 and Bruce Pearce 20 with Moran from Ireland at 72. Trad TG appears in the report alongside Lowes cord and Scout td in a partial results summary.
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London
Scout
Clyde Pears
Bruce Pearce
Lowes Cord
Moran
Ireland
Trad
Lord Strathcona Named Canadian High Commissioner
Montreal dispatch reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s government plans to appoint Lord Strathcona as High Commissioner for Canada after the recent collapse of the government. Hesniog suggests Ferigh Commissionership may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Dudley Cup match shocks Muswellbrook section
A disrupted report from Rennington Recs Course details the Dudley Cup game between Muswellbrook and Narromine ending with Muswellbrook triumphs and confusion over players. It notes pace and teamwork advantages for Muswellbrook and lists multiple players and captains across both clubs.
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Rennington Recs
Dutley
Hasnake
Muswellbrook
A. Pearme
Koo B. Whites
Larold White
D. Bel
Barramine
W. Webb
W. Stavenen
L. Webb
G. Mack
Muswallbrook
Nerrewise Jones
Beremey Gleo Innes
Dindemaah
Gleo
Poole
Bolus
Dindemah
Vam
Glen Jones
Toalehes Peere Betwen
Sierromune
Mowwellbrook TT
Digdernsb
Papka Declines Return Match With Sullivan
London report states middleweight world champion Papka has declined a rematch with Sullivan, the Bingheh champion, amid uncertain details from the public weigh-in and promotional terms.
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Papka
Sullivan
London
W. Papko
Boxug Chaapao
Aeronss Sullivan
Umfair
Preci
Unclear Report on Saturday Four Ball Gaelic Event
Fragmentary Paris report mentions a four ball event held Saturday and a marked bag found near a dorm. Text suggests two crew members involved with a possible missing person or incident in the North Sem area.
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Paris
He Leutecke
Outspoken Prime Minister Attacks Land Tax Plan
An outspoken reply from Prime Minister Fisher unsettled two deputations from mining companies opposed to the Australian Land Tax. They argued the tax would drive capital from Australia and threaten large estates. Fisher challenged their understanding and criticized speculative land practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mr Fisher
Swdon Metal Market London Evening Prices
London metal market report shows tin at 196 pounds lead at 13 pounds and market total for the day at 5776 pounds. Market notes indicate price movements and trading activity for tin and lead.
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London
Madrid Welcomes Und International Eapharietic Congress
In Madrid on Monday evening Spain officially welcomed the Und International Eapharietic Congress to be held at the San Francisco Church. King Alfoneo's delegate and Don Carloa made no speech.
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Madrid
Spain
San Francisco
Alfoneo
Don Carloa
Japan's Peaceful War Ousting Uncle Sam
Washington reports the Army War Caillels investigation of Japan's expansion policy. It says the Imperial Government settled 9 000 Japanese in Hawaii and more in the Philippines, with growing numbers. The coffee industry has shifted from American to Japanese control and sugar plantations may soon follow.
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Japan
Uncle Sam
Wastiington
Peening
Amny
Cailegs
Inktor
Hawaii
Americas
Coronation Celebrations at Westminster Cathedral
In London on Monday evening a large Catholic congregation gathered at Westminster Cathedral for a coronation ceremony unseen for two centuries. Notables included the Duke of Norfolk the Earl of Denbigh and Kenmare and several foreign envoys. After the Mass a luncheon was hosted by Archbishop Burns.
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London
Muiday
Berviegs
Catholes
Jeremy
Theo Wan
Duke of Newfolk
Denbigh
Kenmare
Sovten
Geonord
Ervey
Koolt
Marcallen
Burns
Trouble in the Balkans Turkish troops devastate Albania
Vienna reports from reliable sources that Albania suffers critical damage as Turkish forces mass toward the Muntemsyrin frontier. Chicagoan Charlie Crane recounts Turkish devastation, including destroyed crops and prisoners killed, while Albanian women and children flee to Montenegro amid famine and hardship.
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Vienna
Mosday
Albania
Turkey
Charlie Crane
Chicago
Cothinjo
Cropa
Montenegro
Seamen Strike Warns of Wider Turmoil in Britain
London reports show thousands of seafarers striking with over ten percent loyalty. railway workers consider a Wednesday sympathy action. Southampton port mostly quiet as owners concede. Liverpool shippers oppose 46 firms. Amsterdam docks join in sympathy with ten thousand workers on strike.
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London
Southampton
Liverpool
Ai Hall
Sports Round Leads with Five Matches This Afternoon
Today's program features five matches in the sacred Hull Thelidae Sub-Umian round. Central meets North at 2.30 pm with Central's team list led by Rodgers at full back and five forwards including Porter and Carmoran. West faces East at 3.45 pm as Hust pursues a decisive stand, while West trails the standings by one win and three draws after four matches. North versus Central repeats later. ground readiness requested at 9.15 for players and reserves listed.
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Hust
Centra
North
Central
Fullbeck
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Feel
Turner
Morton
Howlett
C Thorphall
T. Starling
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Heyman
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Wallace
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Faller
Hore
Yates
Page
Camaron
HH. Giles
Hayne
Cram
Centrals
A. McDonald
Threequartars
S. Thwaitoe
R. Row- Yanda
N. Burke
J. McCang
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Sucth
Hartley
P. Deane
McGuire
Thewaites
Cranston
Lowe
C. Deane
Cantrell
Hiley
MecKirby Reyes
Local Government Amendment Promised in Assembly
Mr. Holman announced in the Assembly his intention to introduce a Local Government Amendment Bill this session. The report notes a upcoming annual event by Lowcock and King at Gomnedah and Tar worth on September 1.
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Tucedev
Holman
Assembly Today
Lowcock
King
Gomnedah
Tarworth
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