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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
3
A North Coast report notes a sad coincidence involving two successful balloters, J. Grent and A. J. Crossingham. The infant child of Grent died suddenly, while Crossingham was killed in a Laurier quarry on the ballot’s Saturday afternoon.
An inquest into the Woolomai tragedy reports Mark Blake Daly senior Irene Florence Daly and Blake Daly dead from gunshot wounds in the head. The coroner finds Blake Mark Daly fired the shots with intent to kill, but mental state remains undetermined.
Shock spread on Monday as Gray a well known newsagent and tobacconist killed himself after buying a pea rifle. He was found behind the saloon counter with throat cut and three bullet wounds. He left a wife and six children and had once been a jockey. He had suffered from insomnia recently.
A night watchman aboard the cargo steamer Angio Bolivian was knocked overboard near No 3 Wharf Woolloomooloo Bay in the early hours. Police said the crew were drunken and brawling. the body was recovered about 12:30 a.m. and taken to the City Morgue with severe head wounds.
An old notice touts SANDEE EXTRACT and SANDEE EQUALYPTI as universal cures with ethereal ingredients. It claims to heal wounds burns sprains ulcers and similar injuries while urging sales through a camp ball and promising remedies for various ailments.
A scattered update notes polling expectations and a general election record while reporting on registrations and births deaths and marriages in Queanbeyan Bungendore and Los Angeles Times bomb case. It covers speeches by officials and a court remand for false pretences plus cholera cases in Naples and church union discussions.
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