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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
6
A jumbled account references political parties, court figures, and social etiquette in a late 19th or early 20th century setting. It mentions Mr Coleman and opposition groups, a controversial trial or public matter involving a dame, and musings on youth behavior, gallantry, and societal expectations. The piece blends political chatter with reflections on manners and gender roles in public life.
A stormy racing card stirred bets and banter as bookmakers faced losses and fans debated outcomes. Jockeys and owners clashed over results while public interest mounted amid unpredictable performances and a chaotic afternoon at the tracks.
An account recalls a Tasmanian Lieutenant Warburton and Browne ll wounded under Boer fire during a night action. Troopers faced a third attack as they held a retreat towards improvised cover, with Warburton and Browne both hit. A brutal and dramatic scene follows with a corporal’s daring rescue and the wounded being tended as the squad fights to delay the enemy.
Fragmentary OCR text references several proper nouns such as Normanby, Woolston, Cape, Malton, and Austria. No coherent event or narrative emerges beyond scattered place names and possible who resents or foaling references.
A fragmented account traces the evolution of the United States flag from thirteen strips and stars to the later addition of stars and stripes. It notes debates in Congress, key figures like George Washington and Robert Morris, and dates around 1777 and 1780s. The piece highlights preservation efforts and a publicly funded project to display the flag, reflecting early national symbolism and state support.
Fragmentary OCR describes animals seemingly not requiring water, mentioning various creatures and places with garbled names. It references wild animals, apes, cats, and exotic terms, but readable facts are sparse and uncertain.
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