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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
6
A midline worker Jon Herman died when a timber piece broke from a long rod while shaping batons at Copy's Anvil Works. The falling timber struck the man. a second piece triggered a fire and the victim suffocated before help could arrive. An inquest found accidental death.
A Mulbouruspayor describes a strange tale tied to an infant allegedly taken by its mother who fled to Quowneland and gave the child to Mea Jane Brown for care. Police traced a buried infant in Wanderwine cited by Brighton informants, leading to a Castleowning woman’s confession of a long deception to pass another child as her own.
A child’s fate centers on an October 10 incident and a bereaved family, with a man accused of deception in birth and death designations. An inquiry proceeds as authorities seek to uncover the truth behind the infant’s death in March.
Fragmentary account describes a narrator Mikng Lien leading explorers through a distant province near Abymiia. The text sketches a perilous night by a fire, warnings of death, and a lion haunting the camp as characters debate restraint and courage amid a perilous journey.
An account from Guptain Gonporea recounts the Andromeda voyage from Calata Busia Chili to Haglist Chonwal. After storms and a capsizing, most crew perished from exposure and starvation. survivor Captain Button and four crew were saved by a passing vessel, with one elderly man dying and others shown gratitude for rescue and aid.
In a rural tale, Randal minds a bustling village as a schoolmistress’s ward woos him and a charming image in a broad hat captures attention. A doctor and family watch amid social clash as rumors of romance unfold and a planned visit to Lime reshapes futures.
The article details Signor L Guidobono offering singing pianoforte and organ lessons under the theory of music. Classes run daily from 4 to 6 pm for four sessions, with pupils preparing for examinations under the regulations of the Royal Academy of Music and associated institutions in London.
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