Rabaul Volcano Tragedy Report Victims Count
A report by two German missionaries and a priest from Taivi village in Rabaul details a volcanic eruption that killed hundreds. Many victims are believed to be women and children buried alive. Fears rise of evacuations and lost lives as authorities seek to rescue survivors and restore safety. A separate note mentions the American steamer Golden Bear wireless operator missing after a probable accident, while volcanic activity subsides.
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Voner
Tavi
Walawr
Rabaul
TL Ie
Une
Aleneh
Ax Gore
Miterman
Golden Bear
Alneo
Wax
Murder Case Body Found in Maryborough Mine Shaft
A man unidentified by authorities was found in an abandoned mine shaft near Maryborough Victoria. Police believe the murder occurred Saturday night with a heavy tool used. The corpse was dumped near the wharf after the attack and the investigation awaits identification to reveal further details.
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Melbourne
Maryborough
Victoria
Erin
The Very Devil Textual Fragment
A fragmentary text criticizes individuals listed on church roles as wolves in sheep's clothing. It references Reverend Smith and a Mountstone Park church, noting the outward sainthood masking inner vices and deceitful behavior.
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Sydney
Monaalin
Smith
Diphtheria Public Apathy in Sydney Report
A report from Sydney, Canada, highlights public apathy toward diphtheria immunization after a medical visit by Tayd B Mocking of McGill. The speaker notes diphtheria remains a threat in Sydney and Australia, urging action to combat the disease through vaccination and public health measures.
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Sydney
Tayd
Canada
Australia
Car and Tram Collision Cripples Vehicle and Passenger
In Botany early morning a tram and motor car collided. Frank Underwood, 4, suffered general lacerations. Constanca Hislop sustained facial and head injuries. The car front was crushed and a door panel torn away trapping a woman inside briefly. The tram was released from the wreck.
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Botany
Frank Underwood
Constanca Hislop
Reduction of Members in State Cabinet Plan
The State Cabinet approved a plan to reduce the number of members. About twenty electorates may be eliminated with a 75 member House and 15 seats cut, seven metropolitan, seven country, and one in Newcastle. Final decision awaited at the next Cabinet meeting.
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United Partion
Howe
Partion
Mr. Stevens
A.U.P
Mrod R. Lee
Drummoyne
Ynin Intetial
Newcaaile
Fareen
Man Robbed in Woolloomooloo Street Attack
Four men assaulted John Geadsom 44 in Palmer Street Woolloomooloo on Saturday night. He was robbed of £5 after being grabbed at the throat and punched until unconscious, then left on the ground. Police are investigating the robbery and seeking suspects.
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Sydney
John Geadsom
Palmer Street
Woolloomooloo
Wages Tax Likely to Be Reduced by Premier Stevens
The Premier Stevens to announce wagon tax relief next month as Parliament convenes. Ministers cite improved revenue for 11 months to May 31, showing a deficit of £99,003 versus £1,007,584 year earlier, signaling better state finances and potential tax adjustments.
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Stevens
Rockefeller fortune bequeaths granddaughter 25 million
In his will John D. Rockefeller leaves 25 million to his granddaughter as a lifetime trust. The remainder funds medical research and various institutions. He died May 23 in Hinpeteto with an estate estimated around 250 million dollars, having given away over 200 million to education science and religion causes.
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John 11
Rockefeller
Ton D. Rockefeller
Hinpeteto Wan
Thieves Haul Robs Melbourne Jockey at Caulfield
Jockey Ray Wilson, a widowed bookmaker, reported robbed at his Caulfield home in Victoria. Thieves reportedly ransacked the house and stole telephones and a wallet valued at £190. Police believe the property may have been removed to avoid discovery and a tenancy change. Wilson was at home during the incident.
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Melbourne
Howe
Ray Wilson
Caulfield
Victoria
Wilson
Good Rain Along North Coast Grafton Benefits Sydney
Splendid rain fell generally over the North Coast improving conditions that had been dry for months. Wet weather extended to Sydney and inland districts, with forecasts of continuing rain and high humidity across the region.
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Sydney
North Coast
Aleo
Ste
Stock Market Report From Sydney and Monsey
The Homebush cattle market yarded diverse stock with bullocks selling 40 to 212, cows 68 to 88, and beef quality grades 30 to 22. Sheep were penned with prices around 20 to 30, wether prices near 28, and lambs 10 to 28. Weather showed a mild blight with mixed conditions.
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Sydney
Monsey
Homebush
Wethrs
Minister Warns Against Propaganda Linked to Exile Threat
The Interior Minister Meg Paterson told Newcastle residents that granting Count Wim Luthervaugh entry or Wisslon Leland in Australia could trigger a warning against propaganda. She warned that any statements or broadcasts promoting propaganda would be deemed detrimental to law and order and could block entry into the county.
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Sydney
Meg Paterson
Newcastler
Wim Luthervaugh
Wisslon Leland
Australia
Commercial Wheat Market Summary
Market notes show fluctuating wheat pricing with March quotes and several lots listed. References to Potawoes, onions, and lucerne appear in fragmentary form, with adjusted figures and terms for delivery windows and prices. The readable portions indicate overall activity but lack coherent details or complete figures.
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Sydney
Tony
Hans
State Lottery Draws Reported With Winners Named
The Monday statewide lottery concluded with first prize 721,104 won by Randwick, second prize 2686 to Aubur ee, third prize 49,642 to Willoughby, and further prizes assigned to Mar John William McAviury and 24 Hekville. A separate case notes a farmer accused of fraud related to Department funds, with plea entered.
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Randwick
Auburee
Syd
Willoughby
Unl
John William McAviury
Hekville
Isi
P.O
Proposed Reduction of Members in Parliament Discussed
Meyah di Graves of the Australian Labour Council argues against a plan that would create unequal voting power. She reiterates Labour’s one vote one value principle and opposes any redistribution that favors country electors over city electors. The Premier and Stevens favor redistricting to allow the ministry aligned with the Country Party and UAP to elect the government.
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Sydney
Meyah di Graves
Australian Labour Council
Int Labouy
Legisl
Jas
Stevens
Country Party
U.A.P
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