The Toll of the Surf and Other Sydney Fatalities
News by Telegraph from New South Wales reports multiple tragedies including a 20 year old photographer William Thomas Flowerdew drowning at Munlatha after being carried by a swell, and Annie Golling crushed by a train at Kogarah. A newborn infant was found wrapped in newspaper at Petersham. A Narromine fatality occurred during brick removal after a collapse. Cycling championship postponed due to heavy rain. Purse snatching case results and Carruthers proposes housing limits to curb costs. Crises prompt talk of improved lifeboat regulation and safety.
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Sydney
William Thomas Flowerdew
Valnam
Tla
Wis
Sydney faces wide jewellery heist and court cases
A large jewellery robbery spills towards Sydney with stolen goods allegedly moved here for disposal. Fuller Curran’s conspiracy charge is dismissed. A brutal case features a 41 year old woman Brhiget Ferna, alcohol intoxicated, stabbing a child and receiving 15 months. A crew member of the Sigismund is caught with opium tins. A 70 year old Sydney officer dies in a holiday accident. Grog selling remanded. Premiers Conference set for May 6 with state and federal ministers attending.
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Sydney
Brhiget Ferna
Ody
Feyina
Wille
Cable News and International Dispatches From London
A recap of financial and political developments including NSW loan subscriptions and withdrawals, Argentine issue effects on colonials, and a London bye election result. Reports mention Austria Hungary Serbia tensions, wage reductions in Britain, and postal regulation discussions linked to suffragette actions.
Supplementary Estimates and World News Update from London
The report notes a £910,000 addition to the original 81,200,000 for Old Age Pensions in Q1. It covers police reforms in Turkey, the Finnish Diet dissolution, a bomb discovery at M Homiakas residence, widespread Elbe region flooding, icebreakers at work, and halted traffic to South Russia. Also mentions Seaman's Register debate, agrarian offenses in Ireland, and the launching of Vanguard with Mrs M Kenna officiating. The Vanguard launch and Bellerophon commission are highlighted among naval developments.
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London
Turkey
M. Homiakas
Elbe
Faas
Germany
Keiff
Odessa
Russia
Mercantile Marine
Board of Trade
Registrar General of Shipping
Winston Churchill
Mer Churchill
Birrell
Ireland
Commons
M'Kenna
Fof
Admiralty
Vanguard
Birrow-in-Furness
Bellerophon
Portsmouth
Barry
Arist
Magnetic Liniment Promises Quick Healing Claims
Notice offers Dr Sheldon’s Magnetic Liniment as a cure for burns bruises blisters palnts or sores. Sold by Mockley Bros Georges Street Bathurst D Morgan Burragastfoie with price land and 36 observable.
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Dr. Sheldon
Mockley Bros
Georgesstrest
Bathurst
D. Morgan
Burragastfoie
Bowling Match Abandoned on Orange Green
The Bathurst and Orange Bowling Clubs Shield match was abandoned due to heavy rain. Bathurst trains arrived late and the downpour halted play, with the match left unfinished at Orange.
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Bathurst
Orange
Sone
Rabbit Destroyer Demonstration At Otion Park
Yesterday at Otion Park Mr. Hodgins demonstrated a simple rabbit destroying contrivance patent. Rain hindered results but fumes from saltpetre cayenne pepper and sulfur suffocated rabbits in warrens open burrows and hedges. Machines proved cheap to operate with under three pounds per day and several were sold after the demonstration.
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Otion Park
Hodgins
Chelmsford to Assume New South Wales Governorship
Reports indicate Lord Chelmsford will assume the New South Wales governorship in May after Sir Henry Rawson departs in March. The Brisbane Courier notes his steady leadership as a mediator among parties and outlines the term arrangements and salary details for the Queensland post.
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Lord Chelmsford
Henry Rawson
New South Wales
Ttis
Brisbane
Trantblane
BIC
Iain
Stato
Queensand
Chelmsford
Béronie
Tor England
Fhigland
Queensland
Dryden's Dry Lard Correspondence Sparks City Spending Debate
A letter to the town ruler defends Alderman Gartrell's motion to spend 250 on Dry Lake or footpath lighting and street improvements. Critics argue the funds should be allocated to more sensible beautification and avoid misused ratepayer money, urging prius reform and wiser civic priorities.
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Jogie
Gartrell
Gartyell
McLennoys
Bathurat
Commonwealth
Cugton
Vieloia
Paris
Mora
Wwe
Commercial price quotations and market listings
Latest quotations list prices for cattle Maize oats hay and wool from various sources. Includes Victorian and Tasmanian references with per ton and per pound rates and notes on supply conditions and market declines. Names of commodities and regions appear with unit prices and quality descriptors.
Sydney Produce Sales at Central Haley Auction
Sydney produce sales at Central Haley Auction Sales reported firmer prices than yesterday. Seven trucks were passed for private deals. Wheat prices rose with prime lots selling around 3 per ton and various grades noted. Lucerne hay large bales moved at 48 6d, seed potatoes and watermelons also sold amid brisk activity.
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Sydney
Central Haley
Aod
Ghaffy
Asa
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Endorsement and Sale
An Australian traveler's testimonial praises Doan's Backache Kidney Pills as curing his backache and improving sleep after trying various remedies. The report notes the pills are sold by chemists and storekeepers at 25 cents a pill or 16 shillings 9 pence per seven pills, with Foster-Metellan Co. handling recalls in Sydney.
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Iulivisio Valiva
George Hung
Daxthurnt
Byron Bay
Mme
Geyere
Donit
Aix
Foster-Medellan Co
Pittstreak
Sydney
Doan’s
Ironworkers Strike Collapses in Sydney
Workers at the Mondayy Bank Manufacturing Company ended a strike after a wage dispute. A man was dismissed for a 73 pence per day wage, and workers walked out. a conference between management and union leaders led to a return to work but the dismissed worker was not reinstated.
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Sydney
Teis
The Penguin Disaster In Auckland Inquest Continues
A midweek inquest in Auckland examined expert evidence on the Penge disaster. Witnesses questioned whey accountability while others argued steering faults caused the crash, as trade adverts and chemical claims from Sander & Sons were presented amid court scrutiny.
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Auckland
Phe-Inquiry
Penge
Aestor Wits
Altetbutlog
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New South Wales Country Press
Avsociation
Svitney
Annie Golling
Kogarah
Eytney
Petersham
Stelali
Owlig
Tnight
Mary McGrath
Joseph Carruthers
Narroning
A. Isnex
Narromine
Pole
Fuller Curran
MaJuy
Pring Sigismund
Bydney
Jol Brown
Ernest Conn
Howe
Lm Pet
Confarench
Folart
Victoria
Westin
Cable News
Balkans
Vienna
AlBervio
M. Ahhrenthal
de White
Winns
Gormatty
Belgrade
Bir G C. Boyle
Hoi
W. Peal
Prank Smith
Dondon
Lori St. Aldwyn
Ar- Altatar Hy
Arilwall
Prime Ministim
John
British Post and Telegraph
Asquith
M. Pant Cambou
M. Pichon
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ASC
W. Neal
Dryden
Higley
Ebgday's
Das
Shogley &Co
L. Winter
the Jeweller
Tai' L. Winter, Jewellhr
Howick-street
Commercial
Sussex
Whoa
Ae Ba Ity Hyatt
Willar
Blour
Sybney Roller
Lee Milboffal
Tran
Pollard
MSW
le Bat
Hunter River
Oniouw
Istovle
Atic
Colt and
Teow
Gil Epecial
Ee Lee
AboessGitt Ps
Patrel Oi
Theford
Hood
Lneaps
Exponson
O'Conneall
E. U. Taylor & CO
City Property
Rank Glasson & CO
Susan Wellington
Weltiai-atyy Ct
L Jotherst
Witogiana
Ae i. Rn
Ease & Ul.’S
Uike
Pensom & CO
Ninge
Cooley
J. A. Stanton
Belo of Arts
Williara-Strep
Liam
North
Beavis Brothers
UCB
Etis
Tor Lanquet
Tod Mage
Alfred H.newseam
Beskin Willtans
Sander & Sons
Chivbhon
Aspurts
Supreme Court of Victoria
Williams
W. A. M.lean
Russell-Strelt
Prige
Wate
Thos. W. Wilman
William ST
Walter M. Capees, Dewtis
William-street
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