Local notices and ads clutter Worth area page
An assortment of fragmented notices and ads from the Worth area page, including farm references, public works mentions, building notices, furniture and coat promotions, and scholastic or club items. The garbled text references Mr J T Hide, Dalgety, public works, and local vendors with scattered venue names and product pitches.
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Lileory
Draper
J. T. Hide
Ciorl
Howan
Kreis
Warrnambool
Dhe
Ciwl Public Works
Dalgety
Cera
Pawling
Salister
Port Dent
Tegant Ward
Crove
Menare
WRECKED THEATRE IN VANDAL ATTACK
A crowd assaulted a theatre during a late night performance injuring cast and breaking windows. Police were summoned as officers investigated the disturbance and the riot followed a satirical play provoking local ire. The event centered on a statue controversy linked to Irish memory.
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George A. i
Jan Hegan
Aed
Athar
Port
Mt Capa
Mia
John Regan
Jury verdict in murder case with death sentences
The telegram reports a jury finding of guilt after an hour's deliberation. The man named Christian Wradieli was found guilty of murder and sentenced to death. Ball was sentenced to death, Eltott to four years, and Hall to death pending the final court order.
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Bouter
Sriek
Christian Wradieli
Ball
Eltott
Hall
Attempted murder at Cherif Pasha's Paris flat
An intruder fired at Cherif Pasha’s wife in a Paris apartment last month but missed the target as Cherif Pasha was bathing. Two Turks, Sheikh Tskander Bey and Burzan-ed-din, were arrested. Tskander Bey claimed to be acting for the Committee of Islam and Providence but denied involvement. Inkander Bey was acquitted.
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Cherif Pasha
Sali Hey
I Rif
Sheikh Tskander Bey
Burzan-ed-din
Paria
Committee of Chien
Pro
Aii Cherif Pasha
Sheikh Inkander
Views of Zealand High Matkensie in economic coordination
A garbled report outlines debates on overseas transit and loan coordination, favoring recasting the system. It notes divisions between Dominia and Britain over shipping privileges and competitor advantages in foreign trade.
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Matkensie
Fie
Abe
Medical inspection impacts emigrant traffic and weather note
Reuters telegram from Lennon February six reports Austro Commonwealth discussions on March end regulatory medical inspection for all emigrants before embarkation. Doctors ready 200000 med techs as system enforcement contemplated. Weather update notes hot start, cool change due tomorrow, high pressure south of continent with disturbance moving across the Great Australian Bight.
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Reuter
Lennon
Austra- Wien
Commonwealth
Coghlan
Norris
Melbourne
AH. A. Hunt
West Australia
Taynon Sea
Acros
London Chancellor warned in Scotland over threat to train
A letter threatened to wreck the Flying Scotchman while Lloyd George was in Glasgow. Officials reported no precautions needed as the threat was reviewed by Caledonian Railway Company. A separate incident near Bannickhorn saw a schoolchild and sister burned in a lightning strike aftermath, the elder found dead near Gheringhap station and the father a local farmer.
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Meper
London
Glasgow
Liev-George
Caladonian Railway Company
Lhayd- Ballarat
George
Geelau
I. Bes Eer
Bannickhorn
Gheringhap
Jet
Bath
Keynote of Reform on Stimulant Use in Medicine
A reform debate targets the use of stimulants for medicinal purposes. The article notes restrictions and calls for oversight at the institution of Wolfe’s Sahnappa, examining historical practices and policy proposals.
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Wolfe
Butter Bearer Advances in Melbourne Wholesale Prices
Melbourne notes an advance of half a penny in wholesale butter prices from Monday amid ongoing shipments from Melbourne to London and scarce local supplies. The hot dry weather has disrupted production and market availability, with demand for choice butter high and retail prices uncertain.
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Melbourne
Melbourme
Lavilun
Cifford Lectures Highlight Balfour Design Argument
The Rt Hon A J Balfour addressed students on design evidence arguing for a creator and ruler. Lectureships in Natural Theology were founded at Edinburgh Glasgow Aberdeen and St Andrews by Adam Lord Gilford.
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Edinburgh
Glia
Aberdeen
St. Ambrowa
Adam Lord Giliford
South African Strike and Deportation Crisis Update
Disjointed report describes government actions during a major strike amid transport and leadership deportations. Mentions General Sewats, Viscount Gindore, and Edwin Liddle Sr with bail set at £3000. Notes due to business, deported readers to testify in the House of Assembly tomorrow.
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Asker
Saeed
Sewats
Rran
Edwin Liddle
Viscount Gindore
Bill Deae
House of Assembly
Waterside Workers in Compulsory Conference Over Cargo On Wharves
Waterside workers met in late February and decided to refer the dispute to the Arbitration Court. The meeting noted shipping congestion with cargoes lying on the wharves and said overtime would not be worked until the court reviews the matter.
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Brishape
Pupwerk
Foley
Lola Feb Ue Sees Improvement in Illness Recovery
The condition of the Baswi Bae secbooet, who has been afflicted by insomnia, is now improving as they sleep better.
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Reuter
Lola
Imomnia
Federal Treasury Half-Year Expenditure Review
The half-year statement shows expenditure at £1,089,000, up from £0.612 million last year, with total outlays around £7.1 million versus £6.65 million previously. Revenue for the period stands near £10.19 million, against about £10.28 million last year. A net expenditure of £766,407 was charged to the provincial plan.
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Melbourne
Federal Treasury
Corres i
Proviuia Mit
Panama Canal Tolls Exemption and Wilson’s Stand
President Wilson reiterates opposition to toll-free status for American vessels using the Panama Canal. He asserts equal treatment under Hay-Pauncefote, pledges no help for exempting U S ships, and signals possible Congressional friction, with Senator O Gorman prepared to oppose.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Panama Canal
Wibon
Wikan
United Beaten
House 5 Representatives
Renator O'Gorman
Yenteray
Wilann
Mysterious Murder Tied to Fortune Teller Prophecy
In Pars a strange murder mystery surrounds Paul Cadion a plant manager missing after a fortune teller allegedly foretold his death. Cadion’s brother later found the grisly warning tied to a ditch near a factory and Piotr Cadion partners in the same works were arrested on murder charges amid the investigation.
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Pars
Mie Miei
Paul Cadion
M Tall
Hoover
Ated Proulied
Piotr
Pan Cadion
Agiocorins
Waterplane to cross Atlantic under Curtiss boat design
An American financier, Mr. Redman Warniaker, backs a plan to cross the Atlantic by waterplane in August or September, using the Curtiss diving boat principle. The craft would carry a ton and be equipped with a wine telegraph apparatus.
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Reuter
London
Redman Warniaker
All-Might Sitting Disrupted by Early Adjournment
Melbourne reports an early session interruption as the State Assembly debates fall into hiatus after a sitting that concluded with a late adjournment. Officials and ministers attended, while the chamber reset mid afternoon amid unsettled estimates and the Compensation Bill proceedings.
Bendigo Health Officials Warn of Typhoid Threat
Bendigo authorities warn residents about a suspected typhoid outbreak as 4 daily cases are reported. Dr M Kniv notes no current typhoid fever prevalence but urges ongoing drain and pressure system maintenance to prevent spread.
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Bendigo
Felsti
Rhelluw
Ihealth
Peren
Beccar Bride hearing ends in suit over play rights
The hearing in London today concluded the action brought by Miss Mia Mary Rees of New Zealand against Messrs Walter and Frederick Melville for alleged infringement of her play The Beggar Bride. The case settled with the judge noting the matter. The Heeger Girl's Wedding was also referenced as a non-suited plea.
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Reuter
London
Miamary Rees
New Zealand
Mer
Walter
Frederick Melvile
American meat trust aims at Australian meat trade
In a telegram from Rowter's, Levamm, Mr Denham, Premier of Queens Snod now in London, stated there was nothing to warrant the belief that American meat combines were attempting to capture the Australian meat trade.
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Rowter
Levamm
Denham
Queens Snod
London
Derby Runaway Horse Sale Debate Engulfs Pittstreet
Fragments describe a heated scene around Lord Derby and Baron De Forest in Pittstreet. A runaway horse and a delivery cart trigger a tense exchange over a stalled sale valued at millions. Public figures and a constable are mentioned amid chaotic October activity.
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Davai
Haren de Foret
M.P
Lieve Courge
Derby
Ntanidhens
Statan
Winkers
Baron de Forest
Derby Family
Aml
German bank rate steady at par percent
Reuters reports the German bank rate remains at par percent as of February time. The brief notes the unchanged rate in the monetary policy update.
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Reuters
Billiards Matches Reach Climax With Tight Scores
In a late session George trailed but caught up as the afternoon play tightened the race. Newman led by 3,024 with four sessions remaining while Gray and other rivals battled on. Final tallies showed Newman ahead at 15,000 to Gray 12,345 with bell events nearing conclusion.
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Ray Morvea
Pices
Newman
Gray
Viet ‘Werang
Mutae
Terang
Teranng
Joral
Yach
Oe Poprementind H
Vale
Uf Grae
Lott
Ho Korks
W. A. Peters Vo
Boxing purse offered for Langford Johns title clash
A £3000 purse is offered for eight heavyweight bouts between the two black champions Langford and Johns as the world title clash is eyed. The National Sporting Club says it will not back the match due to public disapproval of Johns. The purse distribution is to 61 70 20 per cent by agreement, with plans for camera and film rights revenue.
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Beater
Laradon
Bop
Beacon
Jack Johns
Sam Langford
Wahine
Tangford
London Markets Reuters Telegram Wheat and dairy prices
February 6 report from Reuters Telegram notes wheat futures steady in thin trading with prices around 110 to 112, later 114 to 118, and cash quotes from 108 to 120. Danish butter markets show price movement around 138 yen.
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Caniera Thy
Dominion's Future Draws Diverse Interest
A broad mix of stakeholders showed interest in the fate of the Dominion project, weighing political, economic, and social implications for the region. Leaders advocated cautious planning, while advocates urged rapid development to unlock potential benefits.
Resignation of Commonwealth Railways Chief Engineer
Melbourne on February 6 Mr Henry Deane chief engineer of the Commonwealth railways has resigned his station due to ill health. The Prime Minister expressed regret for the resignation and the government hopes the contract driven transcontinental line will continue under a veteran engineer to finish the project more economically and quickly despite WA government delays.
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Melbourne
Renry Deane
Commonwealth Railways
Deane
Suis Hadeen Shee Paralion Speritrateman
Thia
Wonder of a Wife Committed Amid Jealousy Claims
A fragmentary notice describes a person named Byker Saul Mullan declaring a killing. It hints at jealousy from a father figure and suggests a court or cell setting in Ash sak Yer, with unclear details about the exact events and outcomes.
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Saul Mullan
Fragmentary 19th Century Telegram Snippet From Newcastle
A garbled telegram fragment from Newcastle mentions Sarah Naylor and a court fine for neglecting children. The readable words reference a neighbor, a ward, and a punishment of seven five. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, with many broken phrases and nonsensical sequences.
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Newcastle
Sarah Naylor
Fire damages North Malvern residence of barrister
A blaze at 4 mansion in North Malvern today heavily damaged the house and contents due to poor water pressure. The fire, believed caused by faulty electricity, gutted the mansion of Mr. H. B. Starke.
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Melbourne
North Malvern
H. B. Starke
The Richmond Fire Inquiry Opens in Melbourne
The coroner opened an inquiry into a fire at Beomabeeep near Bridge Richmond with evidence heard and the inquiry adjourned. The date is recorded as February 6 with details about timing and circumstances under review.
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Melbourn
Dp. Cule
Beomabeeep
Pate 7
Tibamont
Acoh Tein
Bridge Richmond
Melbourne minister declines to pay Chinn bill in court case
Melbourne, Fel.t. The Awostant Minister of Home Af faire declined to pay the bill of Mr. Henry Chinn for £113 in a dispute over fare and payment. The case centers on alleged charges for travel and related expenses, with the minister denying responsibility for the amount claimed.
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Melbourne
Henry Chinn
Melhourne
Panama Exhibition opens as officials approve plans
The Panama Exhibition in Melbourne in February plans an exhibition of 77,000 square feet of spice and goods. External Affairs Minister hopes the event will showcase trade opportunities, with committee members confirming logistics and venue details.
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Melbournee
Fay Coblel
A Porter Killed In Road Incident Near Shepperton
A porter died after being crushed between two trucks near Shepperton following rain. The incident occurred as Mercor workers attempted to maneuver vehicles, with the victim identified as Mascairne Pedy Fi Ao perier. He succumbed at Montooona Hospital.
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Mascairne
Pedy Fi
Perier Gant
Mercor
Thay
Shepperton Opal
Montooona Hospatel
Melbourne Market Report Shows Steady Prices and Varied Demand
Melbourne market notes steady tonnage at two pounds per ton with limited activity in hay and straw. Wheat and barley prices rise or hold firm with Sydney prices influencing Melbourne rails. Potatoes and bran quotes listed, with delivery terms and grade distinctions. Arrivals from rail and ships bring mixed orders, mostly for immediate fulfillment rather than future patches.
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Lew Craines
Chater Wheaten Elmond
Sydney
Saben Laine
Melbourne
Osta
Missing Rendiga Girls Traced Near Castlemaine
Two of the three missing Rendiga girls were traced this evening by Sergeant Hancork at Castlemaine. One, Amy Graven, had obtained a situation at the Globe Hotel, while the other, Amy Middleton, had scraped a son at Woodbress, about ten miles from Castlemaine, and neither wishes to return to Bendigo.
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Castlemaine
Rendiga
Hancork
St Castlemaine
Fey Graven
Globe
Warrnambool Club Ties and Racing News Update
An assortment of local sports notes covers Hawkesdale meeting plans, race entries and withdrawals, and club meetings. Metabe, the ruler, plans an extended stay in New Zealand while accepting a riding engagement for 13 months. Caulfield Futurity and Australian Cup entries are due, with several horses named for VAT and Autumn meetings. The Dixie Baring Club annual meeting elected officers and outlined a March 28 program. The Caramut Racing Club confirmed March 4 and 18 meetings with several stakes listed. Warrnambool swimming carnival shows record entries and healthy takings. The Port Fairy scene reports a large Terang excursion crowd with 4000 holidaymakers, heavy rail and ship traffic, and a busy seaside program. Hospital boxing carnival profits total 1108 pounds with allocations and future event plans noted.
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Hawkesdale Meeiing Club
Ral
Metabe
New Zealand
Tonnthe Ayo
Dominion
Met'abe
Muridlay
Caulfield
E. McNical
Dixie Baring Ch
J. Tehon
Avecelerated
Ganeview
Sadler Terasarer
W. K. McKinnon Jug
W. T. Baxter
A. G. Bendall
TH McMillan
W. Hailey
Pune
J. Gore
J. Pallock
J. Thorn
Dos
Mefiiire
Jes
Sargeant
W. Gore
JJ Sadler
Caramut Acing Club
McPhee
Western Hotel
Fallewat
Cove
Gemibeman
Ysouel
Simel
Wist's greed thie it ig fh mae did shuts a forward a bows
An unclear note mentions a College of Health at 44 Bi Street Malbourns and a forward to restore health. The readable text references experts and health restoration efforts but lacks coherent details or dates.
Demand for Rural Workers Returns with Tense Farm Talks
Reports from the Murrumbidgee region show farm labour disputes brewing as farmers in Wagga, Marrar, Merimbula, and Ganmain districts press for wages and hours. Plante cuttings in several districts so far idle, with growers threatening to start in ten days if conditions fail to improve. workers demand fair rates and recognition of shift hours.
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Miral
Bevera
Wagga
Marrar
Mon
Ganmain
Jumee
Sitet Tela
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Hughes
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IX Bitch
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the State Assembly
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Australia
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John Rox
Langford
National Sporting Club
London Markets
Reuter’s
Wa Telegram
Federal Railways
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Realm OF Sport
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Masia
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Derk
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Prato van
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Tihary
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Jewell
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Iant
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Hint
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Oates
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