World’s hoord enstablished race described at Putney
A detailed report of a rowing race between Arnsteremed and Pearce on the Parra matta Rivers near Putney. Pearce led most of the race, gaining a length and a half by the mile mark, while Arnsteemed closed the gap and finally drew ahead to set a world record time of seven minutes in the championship. Pearce’s strong effort was noted by rivals and commentators.
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Dick Artist
Hiery
Armet
Odin
Etyokee
Pegroe
Ariet
Pearce
Hula Arin
Smin Mises
Arnot
Phil
Putney
Amin Eee
Humber
Jan Hall
Babardigy
Morne
White Hever
Tims
Mij
Crete
Ovlern
J. Dome
D. Millin
New South Wales Railways Revenue Surge Reported
The Chief Railway Commissioner details NSW railways gross receipts for the year ending June, noting a historic rise to over six million pounds from under fifty thousand the prior year. He warns that continued spending must match growing prosperity as the system expands and duplications are considered.
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Sydney
T. BR. Johnson
New South Wales
Gelligerent Cadet Receives Fine After Fracas
At Bathuret drill, cadet William Hede Doscuett accidentally tripped Albert Tiyan. A fight followed over a noisy nose injury as Lt Abel and Sgt Major Pyrrell intervened. The Pattern Court heard the case. Doscuett pleaded guilty to assault in uniform. A fine of 20 shillings or seven days’ imprisonment was imposed.
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Sydnow
Moncey
Bathuret
William Hede Doscuett
Albert Tiyan
Kyat Viein Eirock
Beth
Wil
Abel
Pyrrell
Woman Struck by Engine on Wickham Street Crossing
An artist named Fanny Rores was fatally struck crossing Homeell Street Wickham by a shuttered AA Company engine. A witness warned others to stay back as the locomotive approached, and the victim attempted to cross when hit on the chest and killed.
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Sunney
Momlay
Fanny Rores
Homeell Street
Wickham
Rho
Miners' Phthisis Debate and Patent Remedies
A parliamentary debate centers on miners' phthisis not being an industrial disease. Premier Watt vetoed Hendrico branch claims to pursue general relief. An old remedy advertisement touts red hot iron and claimed cures for throat and chest ailments with names listed from various towns.
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Nion Ling
Stratian
Hattie
Panidaniay
Sailwaye and Corvetances
Ogies
Wits Evohan
Kia Ee
Iriee
Esquired
Ib Es
Sterling
Suttingss Wotioee
Alrenpd State
Brosches Zechan
Queenstone
Ante Ragin Ie
Goni
Hobart
Launceston
Main Zeehan
Hickson
Hickson’s
GHAND
R. W. Sansum
Main Street
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J.W. Jones
A. W. Jones
ANT Gent.'s Tailor
Temmest-Waerman
Gculiste’ Optician
Omad
Testa
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Eee Wotiofs
Ee Hogeet Monia
Scorra
Zeabon
Renisan Boll
Mel Wreers
Arnett
J. Wathon
Weetrand Treat
Reese
Agnes Forbes
Newman
Munro & CO
Tinger Ang
Wholedale Wine and Spirit
OLE
Tasmania
HOBEL
Clascow Explosiver
Welsbach Wetallio Filawery Electrno
West Coast
Buchanan
GuPplad
King
Prince OF Wales
House OF Commona
Burgess Brothers
Commonwealth Hotel
Pere
I Bas FiiNn
Spinit
Dunkley Bros., Ltd
Manoka
W. G. Yee Emai
Ohana
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Marine
Goplawabe
Lauwoeston
NEW South Wales Railways
Nork
Waratah
Hosital Boris
Miorria
A. Buley
Pollard
Montgomery
Ty. Jones
Cal
Millen
Oahu
Avine Mar
Milles
Gurborn
Mir
Heornia
Montaraiere
Vanle
A. Cowlurn
Hainsworth
Uber Hospitala
Balfour
Air Ostelle
Henry
Gormanston
P. H Aulrows
Zeehin
Denholm
Ckstor
Linda
Winter Sale
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