Railway officials blamed for rural neglect in Tamworth visit
The Municipal Council harshly criticized Railway Commissioners led by Mr Johnson for favoring inter state traffic and neglecting country needs. The article notes slow services, inadequate stations, and limited attention to rural towns with deputations granted only brief hearings. Stray stock prosecutions follow as Tamworth enforces penalties for cattle wandering streets.
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Railway Department
Tamworth
New South Wales
Bydny
Brisbane
Sydney
Thomas Rains
Country
Ines
Barraba
Hellbeting
Manzer
Geverny
Bia
W J. Godbald
Lock
O. A. Edwards
John Bluett
Peel Street
Daily Observer
Anim
Masonic Ball Photosent: Armidale officers and guests in gala regalia
A Masonic ball in Armidale gathered members from Archief Steel and allied lodges with officers and attendees in formal dress. The evening featured a grand march, music by Bro. Hille martette, lavish dining, and decorations, with extensive praise for the catering by Mr. Sand and the stylish attire of dozens of guests including Mrs. Mallaby, Mrs Breakspear, and many others in finery and regalia.
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Archief Steel
Bro
Matheson and Tire
Peer Flanders
Brow Chitown
Waker
Mielefeld
Mian
Roschel
Laker
Welater
Gudgeon
Arch of Steel
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Walphel
Een
Maliahy
Armidale
Workings
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Membre
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Yates
Rom Werris Creek
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Jean
Sand
Hille Martette
Muse
Aytack
Puppentagen
Flanders
Bros. Brenkroan
Hull
Saper Vino
Matheson
P Flanders
Mallaby
Breakspear
H. L. Harris
Wo Choffes
le Paerresywaniel Oy
Mra Solomons
Selomone
Mee
Minta
Stmnefield
A. Barnes
Edgar Harnes
Lee Cormege
Poppantigen
Upjohn
Ninom
Bielefeld
Mra
G. A. Pullman
Mina Beomuris
Saaremishe
Atsees Studi
Bertha Tribe
Mina Silver
Hadiow
Miss Toon
Mies A. Toon
Slater
Merveilleux
Kellar
Eileen
Mina Baldwin
Mise Oehorne
Moorfield Races Provide Tight Hurdling and Handicaps
Race card from Moorfield outlines a 2 mile hurdle event with top contenders including Dip, The Dip Flying Haxpit, and Malt How, plus the Moorfield Handicap 14 mile race featuring Kyler, Prince Jack, Malt Flag, and Semele among favorites. Blackpool Kocaran Stakes at one mile highlights Manton My and Lady Tene with a strong supporting field.
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Manton My
Khura
Aleber UN Ms Micra
Moorefield
Van
Patronatos
Kyler Wall
Semele
Bell
State Premier at Gunnedah Urges Overhead Bridge Plan
A deputation from Gunnedah urged the Premier to fund an overhead bridge and a new railway station. They argued the bridge would ease access while the closing of a key crossing was opposed. The Premier promised to push the matter to proper authorities and to seek urgency for railway station construction. The party then left for Boggal.
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Gowen
Brsiient
Parerager
Anotor
Boggal
Death of Mr John Trefle Father of Minister for Senekyse
In Byndey on Thursday Mr John Trefle father of the Minister for senekyse died at Temors today aged.
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Bydney
John Trefle
Senekyse
Temors
Works Department Survey Visits Armidale For Sewerage Plan
An official from the Works Department visited Armidale to inspect the main town sewerage project area. He examined land for a septic tank, a sewerage farm, and completed a full review of the waterworks while addressing personnel from the Armidale Chronicle.
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Armidale
Works Department
H. K. Naptom
Armidale “Chroniele
Forgery Guilty Plea Leads to Imprisonment in Sessions
Sydney reporter Arthur Gordon pleaded guilty at the Sessions to forgery and related charges. He was sentenced to one month in prison with probable extension if he fails to meet good behaviour conditions. A review of the case is to be carried out before discharge.
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Sydney
Thursda
Arthor Gordon
New Zealand Parliament Opens Amid Radical Programme Debates
Parliament opens in Wellington with a radical programme on social reform. The plan includes measures on barracks security, early pensions for women over eighty, and broader trust reforms amid tensions with Australia.
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Australia
Wml Sis
Moonbi Liberal delegates clash over Armidale ballot plan
In Moonbi letters and local debate, Moonbi and Armidale delegates discuss how to elect candidates by delegate vote at the Liberal conference. The writer accuses branches of preplanning and urges fair, partisan balance while noting Labor and other factions influence. Arthur Thompson faces court for fare evasion on a Tamworth Moonbi train.
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Mintiah
Mir
Magill Wrates
Tomek
Aenin
Armidale
Tommorth
Erike
Liberal Association Council
Wellen Mteery
Tamworth Literas
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Anether
Shire
Liberal Conference
Wich & Irie
Promies
Channiyeell
Sam Magill
Tom Warr
Dle
Oinle Co
Farry Levien
Politien
Alveriale Ifarmerd
Glen Yu
Jetervel Rat
Lars Solk
Lalor Beelelit Tim
Shivers
Farterley
Magill
Mat
Moonbi
Dun
Caesar of Old
England and Australia Test Ends In Close Play
England set 319 to win as Morritt and Fry opened for Australia. Kellaway and Barnes led Warwickshire batting with Macartney scoring a late burst to stay in the hunt. Crowds grew to about 14 000 despite a weathered day and shifting fortunes.
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England
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Emery
Morritt
Fry
Hardaley
Carkeck
Innines
Woolley
Foster
Ken
Mararne
Warwickshire
Hearne
Smith
Mearne
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Hewroe
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Jennings
Kelleway
Haroes
Fosters Sret
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Colette Betumen
Felding
Theo Kelleway
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Sith
Mda
Kelle
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Lew Thy Gurdon Bateman
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Adiled
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Macartnay
Frost
Vearoe
Macartney
Poster
Lean
Warwiel- Shire
Dean
Kellaway
Wheel
Gorden
Faulness
Aola
Keldway
Assault at Empire Hotel Tamworth Leaves Man Wounded
A serious affray at the Empire Hotel in Tamworth left James, a cook staying in town, with a deep throat wound. A foreign-looking stranger allegedly struck in the hotel yard then chased James into the parlor, as blood flowed and he was rushed to a chemist then hospital in a grave condition. Police arrested a man around 8 o'clock and he gave a statement.
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Tamworth
James
Empire Watel
Fretetreet
Orishone Street
Jonald
Jamnes
Warrie
Debate on Amendment and Brisbane Strike Sparks House Discussion
The debate features Mr Geode Q discussing the Prime Minister's relative to the Brisbane strike. He argues the government acted unconstitutionally by denying troop deployment and questions the strike's justification. Finlayson defends tramway workers while Archibald Hodges and Coyne voice opposing views on union formation and strike leadership.
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Brisbane
Iound
Tabor
Troopa
Denham
Coyne
Ube
Finlayson
Hoe
Uuons
Archibald Ts Hodges
Whitinks
Ule, Nh
Queen Alexandra in England Celebrates Fifteenth Anniversary
Queen Alexandra attends anniversary events in England with royal appearances and handled public greetings. The report notes ceremonial progress and public admiration amid a period of reflection on national progress and health concerns.
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Luton
Werner Ea
England
Gregory's Test Match Jubilee Celebrated in London
An article notes Sir George Gregory presiding over a jubilee related to a historic test match. The report recalls crowd scenes at Lord’s and points to ongoing commemorations in England and Australia as a notable cricket milestone.
Late Market News Report From Sydney Auction
The Sydney market opened lifeless with abundant supply and few buyers. Potatoes fell by 1 shilling per ton while wheat and other staples showed modest declines and sizeable lots remained unsold.
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Sydney
Tharediy
Woriall
Perhatees
Chalee
Wheat Market Notes Show Patchy Activity and Prices
The report outlines a mixed market with uneven demand and tentative prices for wheat and related produce. Various buyers and sellers are cited, with attention to quality conditions and emerging trends amid uncertain conditions in the market.
Wholesale poultry market report from local sale
A fragmented dairy and produce note describes selling prices and livestock quality. Observers note brisk activity and demand for certain products as buyers probe availability and quality across stalls.
Two Months Gaol for Suffragette Smashings
A London court sentenced a suffragette, identified as awahnan, to three months in prison for smashing windows. The case, heard on a Wednesday in March, follows charges of property damage tied to protest actions.
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London
Plot to Steal State Papers Foiled in VIenna
A group of conspirators attempted to seize state papers aboard a vessel off Petersburg as part of a larger plan linked to the Fulgarian general. The plot unraveled when a thwarted boarding led to a chaotic escape and several crew members jumped overboard or fled.
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Vienna
Petersburg
Tran
Complicated Democratic Position In New York Contest
In New York on Wednesday the Democratic presidential contest grows more confusing with talk of a dark horse emerging at the last moment. Reports hint at unsettled debts and procedural delays as a list of 108 cases for sanitary fees is reviewed, with continuances granted in various matters.
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New York
Joe
Qeabon
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