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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
2
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The article reviews heated tariff discussions in the Commonwealth Parliament, detailing opposition pleas for thorough consideration and government aims to push measures swiftly. It notes the long sittings, political tension, and potential impact on workers, with mentions of finance and major capacity projects.
Local notes report council committees debating the Tavarnville road and a river crossing project amid inspections and private consultations. A defendants issue is referenced with failed defense actions and a council decision upheld. The Wagga Council of Arts covers monthly management and accounts, while water supply plans discuss a new intake potentially costing 90,000 gallons daily, with ratepayer implications and a rate increase debate.
The minutes outline committee reports on bylaw enforcement for new sewer and bridge work and notes ongoing works on gravel access. It lists the Works Committee accomplishments, finances, and pending motions, including pump and water system concerns and a report on mechanical and public works activities.
In 1901 a local wagon incident is reported involving Lance Sicuradat. Details are scarce but the brief notes a drowning in a waterfront area with authorities launching a probe. No further names or locations are clearly legible.
A confused Tumday report describes a local incident where a portal and a wave of confusion led to a bail decision. The event touches Bowral and surrounding districts with references to roads and a special cue. Police conduct the inquiry as residents react.
The readable fragment shows a parish context with mentions of a person and location but lacks clear facts or structured details. Names, ages, and places are obscured by garbled OCR, preventing precise attribution or event description.
Fragmented report describes deportation tensions tied to South Aton, with officials and figures like Major Charles Elghisauim urging policy scrutiny. The piece mentions supposed plans, wartime strains, and delayed action amid official controversy.
In a sweeping wartime proceedings excerpt, Frederick Mauve of Vehbanmbarg is accused of conspiring and inciting murder while key figures including editor WT, Harold Rytett, and others appear. The magistrate warns all to avoid inflaming public sentiment as testimonies trace roles and accusations across a sprawling network of wartime actors and locations.
The report from AMALLPOX-18 LONDON notes the arrest of Adorwsorsey and the appointment of Ar. A.D. MacLaren as treasurer of the Mampahire County Cricked Lab after organizing a Kyi cricket tour of Australia. The piece cites Heuator Hone’s election and mentions terms of tenure and duties, including a 30 year pension for foreign rulers.
A wartime London report describes rising anti German sentiment in universities. Students at Warsae University protest the German actions, amid vandalism to university buildings and authorities’ offices. Police and staff face tense demonstrations as anti-Freeman sentiments rise.
A crowded venue features Aandoy performing a stage act with notable audience reactions and a controversial scene involving a light accident. The show includes questioning stagemanship as crafts and artifice on display, with the crowd reacting to the unfolding sequence and ensuing discussion.
The Prince of Wales and party arrived in London for a banquet at Cnut Hall and a royal reception. They toured royal sites, paraded amid cheering crowds, and reviewed Commonwealth progress during the royal visit.
The Liberal meeting at Dechy urged negotiations with the Boers as a path to peace. Delegates argued for a special commission under the Crown to handle talks, with the Prince of Wales and colonials named in a London format.
An opaque fragment from a foreign affairs notice references Britain, America and war concerns. The garbled lines mention the war, potential interventions and reactions to political movements, with no clear events or dates readable.
Fragmentary notes recount a long dispute involving Ter dian agAiver and DEUTE CONTION with Welles Fed acting for baran and T C Druce of Milwaukee. Mentions Portland Estates and a Tipster tied to B 1084, Howey, and a 18M death of F C Drace with will validity noted.
In breakfast style debate the Commonwealth Parliament discusses continuing item by item. Officials consider abandonment of composite funding and proposed incentives while Wilton Miline outlines duties and a government stance on child welfare and related measures. The discussion touches potential policy shifts and fiscal constraints.
A fragmented telegraphic summary covers a fatal attack near Vipwun, a hospital transfer for an injured person, cattle inspections in Queensland, and a conference about mine safety and sale terms in New South Wales. It notes a railway or harbor incident, a hospital case in Sydney, and weather or gauge updates with local agency remarks.
A writ from Millbank cites Longmore and others in a dispute over impounding under the impounded de dt for Armpaan 03 growing. The court found grounds for the impounding to stand pending further action and noted a sum of £1 with additional charges. Ports were allowed against the entrant, totaling 29.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chaotic fire rescue with mentions of Victoria Elmore Thies and various brigades, a hospital facility, and a pursuit or withdrawal through a town. The garbled narrative references arming alarms, calls for assistance, and a restructuring of local wartime or emergency efforts. The exact events, dates, and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
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