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Newspaper
Warrnambool Standard
Location
Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
3
A lengthy report details preparations and expected ceremonies surrounding Mr and Mrs Manifold, including home departures, residents’ arrangements, and social events in Warrnamboo. It mentions public welfare concerns and various local figures coordinating the event, with notes on entertainment and neighbourhood involvement. Additional items reference a weather forecast, local dental notices, and a Canadian disaster insurance dispute.
Fragmented report details recovered bodies and identified New Zealanders tied to a maritime disaster. It references the St Lawrence River, a Titanic fund critique in Ottawa press, and ongoing inquiries into survivor aid and government responsibility.
A dramatic report describes alleged suffragette violence as a giantess figure attacks editors. The piece details arrestees Delphine Frotr and Sarah Sorter and notes warnings of fires by suffragettes tied to Birmingham incidents.
A June 4 telegram from Pitreborg reports a fatal motor accident. The readable text mentions a person described as a teeter and references a deified gent, with unclear phrases about Arepetrote and Tudor eyes. The fragment suggests a sensational medical cure claim amid confusing details.
The report lists lawn tennis results and upcoming meetings with names and locations. It notes retirements and notable participant mentions and references a Liverpool area site and June events.
Renter Sune a Prank Wreetiee insists on leasing terms with Frank Wootton at Cheburne, while Heston Jenning mediates. The dispute centers on rent arrears and lease validity, with Cheburne officials noting unresolved contractual details and potential eviction actions pending court review.
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled historical note mentioning Fir Cuhiren and Woods, with references to London Building Trade and the Masser Builders association. The readable portion hints at a federation creating strollers in a Pavans hall, with unclear dates or outcomes.
A garbled telegram from Vancouver claims Hindus appealing to the King and Duke over immigration policy. The text mentions requests for aid and water for immigrants, with unclear details about who is aiding whom. The piece reflects protest or petition actions influencing policy.
Fragmentary, archaic text discusses anxieties over British dominion in Asia and the Pacific. Mentions India, Australasia, and New Zealand, with references to opposing views on race and labor use. Lacks clear events or dates. reads as a clipped opinion fragment.
A garbled report from New York relays a heater telegram about the Arctic expedition led by Peary. Names like Hew-Adeira, Bartl ett, and Captain Bartlett appear amid distorted phrases about ships, routes, and possible discoveries. The text mentions Cape Hart and North Pole ideas, with unclear references to charting or rescue attempts.
A Reuters Telegram reports on England's meat imports showing a notable shift in trade sources and volumes. The piece notes changes in supplier countries and the impact on domestic markets, with mentions of key exporters and regulatory framing influencing import levels.
Fragmentary billiards notes mention Newnan area events and players with unclear names and dates. The readable fragments reference a week long sequence and a rehearsal style meeting, but precise details remain obscured by garbled OCR.
A town assembly debated a request and the council prepared a resolution supporting a plan. Attendees included local officials and citizens, with discussions focused on expenditures and the role of the council. The group adjourned after outlining next steps and awaiting formal action.
A long fragmented account describes a society garden party and farewell for noted locals in a provincial town. It portrays decorations, floral displays, and guests, with emphasis on Mrs Manifold and Miss Crawley, the social milieu, and ceremonies marking a community gathering amid domestic pageantry.
A damaged OCR snippet describes a patient with chronic indigestion and constipation trying a remedy named Lam's Tablets. It mentions Mr W Po Dunstan of Mentie WA and notes that customers speak highly of the product and that relief came after a course of tablets. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or complete sentences.
fragmented telegram report outlines a complex murder trial involving multiple individuals across cities. it cites meetings, alleged affairs, and violent acts with references to an arranged execution and ensuing legal scrutiny. authorities claim involvement spans personal and criminal networks, affecting several households.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Australian apples and a bath cat incident, then reference various garbled phrases about a supply of trays and a “Great Feppemint Core” for coughs. The text is incoherent with many nonsensical fragments and unclear events.
A fragmented telegram style report describes early actions in a horse race event. It references competitors and officials with unclear spellings, noting evasive results and a leading rider finishing behind. The text captures chaotic, partial progress of the event without a clear final outcome.
Fragmentary Reuters telegraph report describes rising tensions between Mexico and the United States over peace talks and border issues. The piece mentions waning negotiation momentum, proposed trust measures, and external pressures shaping settlement efforts.
A violent attack on a missionary in a border town sparked fresh fear and police urgency. Local authorities describe the incident as a deadly assault tied to rising tensions. regional leaders called for calm as investigators collect evidence and review security footage.
A letter praises Dr Shakdon’s New Discovery, claiming it cured Mrs Merle of influenza after several other medicines failed. She reports rapid relief and renewed strength after two bottles, noting the remedy also helps her cough and throat. The advertisement touts the medicine at 10 or 50 cents and claims wide availability.
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