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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes describe political strife and social unrest with references to McKinley’s condition, anarchist activity in New Jersey, and various local meetings. Reports mention office appointments, financial balances, and disrupted public services amid an epidemic and labor tensions.
An accident and a following court action unfold near Silverton where a boy was killed by a truck and a man was charged with assault. Witnesses describe head injuries and the injured child dying later at hospital. The trial included testimony about frightful blows and the defendant facing a fine and possible imprisonment.
A cabinet minister faced criticism Tuesday over the Budget Speech delays and unclear timing. The premier indicated the budget could be shown later in the month, but no firm date was set as Parliament awaits concrete figures and the government forecasts revenue.
A Mexican suspect is tried in Clarkenwell for murder after a ransom plot against Mr Chamberlain. The Marquis of Anglesworth loses 25 000 pounds in a theft at Walsingham Motel. Australian horses enter the Cambridge shire Stakes including The Grufter and Astration Star. President McWinley reports no blood poisoning after a severe wound.
A fire at the Ultimo power house on Usrs Street Yo s louk destroyed the switch board and halted Goonga-atract and Nori Sydney tram services briefly while repairs were made. George Durmott Bartany editor of the Werriwa Times in Gastburn died yesterday from influenza. The thirtieth annual ball at St Vingent s Loapita was a success. In the Queensland Assembly Mr Kerr Labour member was suspended for 24 hours for insulting remarks to the Chairman.
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