Damages Awarded After Bicycle Collision in Sydney Court
In Sydney District Court a rider received 75 pounds for injuries after a collision with a cart driven by Antonin Raffael on Farramatta Road Lebchhardt. The incident occurred September 25 during peak traffic near Maclean as a steamer Macleay passed. a seaman Alfred Lala drowned after falling from the ship. The deceased, 29, London-born, married, living in Sydney, was reportedly dragged from the water as Aboriginal locals aided in the search.
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Broken Hill Mine Strike Ends After Union Assurance
A mine dispute at Janet North Mines near Broken Hill ends as workers resume operations after a deputation from mine employees meets Palmer, the mine manager. The Combined Unions accept Palmer's pledge to industrial peace but demand no retaliation against union officials and notice before any dismissal or mine closure.
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Typhoid outbreak prompts extra nurses and investigates cause
Report from Forbes notes 22 typhoid cases at the hospital leading to four additional Sydney nurses and beds. An officer from the Health Department surveyed the town, found the lawn and gutters improved, blamed bath-water disposal, and located the outbreak to one area. No new cases in a week. hotels and eateries were found satisfactory after garbage system introduction. A sanitary sub-committee was formed to address hospital conditions and visiting outside centres. In Eugenia improvements credited to the centennial inspector, Mr. Mitchell, who also spoke to townspeople. The item also mentions opium prosecutions and an alleged garroting in Sydney with a near-miss attack on Joseph Carter’s associate.
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Italian police alarm at Roosevelt visit press and Mafia links
London reports express alarm by Italian police over President Roosevelt's visit and the presence of his family in Messina, bidder stronghold of the Mafia. The Male Society is accused of collusion with the Kow York gang, amid a daylight shooting in Palermo's public square.
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Unemployed Relief Bond Authorization Recorded
London reports that Legal Government Bond authorises funding for unemployed relief totaling £2,708,660 through 69 loans to provide work. The notice notes March 16 and August dates in the historical record.
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Servia Digs In As Peace Talks Persist
In ViennaAustria Servia shows defiance amid Austrian demand for concessions The German press labels Serbias reply evasive and a mockery that narrows peace prospects March16 noted in London reports Also mentions concerns over Albanian hunger in a March16 dispatch from London
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Persian Outrages Reported Near Araxes Bank
Novoe vremya states that 1000 Persian horsemen and Soo tribesmen march along the Araxes toward Jaffa, plunder ten villages, massacre inhabitants, and shoot women with children as they swim to the Russian shore. One hundred Cossacks have been sent to the Russian Legation at Tehran.
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Tricken Governor’s Daughter Sick in Bombay Amid Worries
The article notes Sir George Sydenham Clarke’s daughter is ill in Bombay with meningitis causing anxiety while Clarke himself had recently died. Britain’s drink bill shows a 4 million pound decrease in postal expenditure versus last year.
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Moroccan Pretender Rout Shereepian Regiment Amid War News
The report from Lenion notes the Yusef tribe fighting for the Pretender routing a Sherecan mahallah led by an officer of the French. Guptain Legioy and others attempted to rally fugitives as the Maghzen faces consternation. Buh Amura moves to assist the Sheresfians in the crisis. In London news, ships and harbour projects unfold in ports and Metz, Cologne, and Friedrichs Straven are mentioned. Jeffries considers Johnson’s world championship bid after a talk with Jim Jeffries. A Turkish financial arrangement frees Turkey from four decades of indemnity and allows the Trafes A. A Sydney writer’s one act play The Apple earns favorable notices, with Miss Benauean highlighted. In Hartlepool, Sir Christopher Furness criticizes Labour threats as the cause of unemployment, urging workers to seek work on the coast.
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Navy Divided on Dreadnoughts and Armament Policy
London reports a divided Navy Committee stance including Liberal Imperialists and Conservatives urging seven Dreadnoughts next year and building the Snatcher if needed. The panel considers armament increases imprudent and warns against undue delay in four ship placements.
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Minister Pearce outlines rifle loans and future funding
Melbourne defence minister Senator Pearce replies to Riverina Rifle Association statements with figures on rifles loaned and on deferred payment. He says Parliament will decide funds for purchases, notes orders from Britain and Australia, and discusses rifle ranges and target shortages.
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Uninteresting boxing match ends in Ted Green win
A dull boxing contest at the Gaiety Club concludes with Ted Green defeating Dealer Wells on points after a tepid bout fought Tuesday in Sydney. The referee's decision favors Green.
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Genuine Sandern Extract Volatile Eucalyptol Product Warning
A fragmented notice warns against deceptive preparations tied to a volatile eucalyptol extract and warns of dangerous irritation from improper use. It cites a legal action, sworn testimony, and a death linked to such concoctions, urging reliance on a patent medicine sold by local vendors in Bathurst and surrounding areas.
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