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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an auction sale with terms like call bason and Stoarems sevee. The readable items mention an arena, BFL, and Siete pes, but no clear date or parties. This brief records a partial sale notice lacking full names or details.
The Chief Justice criticized magistrates for uneven punishments between property offences and assaults on persons. He urged modern, humane yet severe justice, arguing old methods from primitive times no longer fit police court realities and warning against mercy becoming the dominant trait.
The article laments judicial overreach inviting plaintifs and defendants to weep together while questioning if such a rite abrogates the judge power. It underscores the duty to administer justice with appropriate penalties and to protect the public interest as a third party. It notes high officials’ views urging reform and better discharge of duties by the bench.
Disjointed observations discuss a wharf labor strike and its uncertain impact. References to visitors, industrial troubles, and political figures hint at broader economic tension, with vague claims about safety, speculation of unrest, and potential consequences for commerce.
Mulbourne reports Walter Abley a 53 year old Franchman delivering a 23 and a half mile walk described as a good time and great style. Edward Payson Weslant’s November trek from Portland Maine to Chicago covered 1330 miles. weather was harsh, yet he logged two and a half million steps. Weston, at 20% years old, covered the same distance in 5 days and beat that record by nine hours last November. Best day 39 miles in 1867, later 96 1-10 miles in a day. observers call such feats remarkable and inspiring for Victoria’s era show.
The piece discusses F D Fisher as American Consul at Harbin seeking Russia's permission to operate in the Russian railway zone. It examines the USSR and Japan over Manchuria and Korea, noting Japan's influence and impediments to Chinese and Russian transit. It argues trade as Japan’s tool and calls for U.S. neutrality and firm stance against Russia and Japan’s actions.
The article discusses women and political influence in Australia, noting the "silent, sensitive influence" of women in politics. It contrasts Australian and British perspectives, mentions marriage proposals, and suggests Australian women may push for reform, while English sisters might test limits if challenged.
London officials report Eyes refused Grey proposals on Macedonia as the British foreign minister seeks a path forward. tensions rise amid the ongoing dispute with unresolved terms and regional stakes.
London dispatch reports Premier of South Australia Mr T Price stating the women’s vote will purify politics and that no man of shady reputation can expect election. The piece notes moral questions demand serious attention, education as a goal, and potential influence of women on politics.
In London on Wednesday yeomanry and volunteers joined a rearmost parade as most men enlisted in the Territorial Army. The event featured a dinner, concerts, mock funerals, and ceremonial readings of the last post with crowds viewing the proceedings.
The Amalgamated Society of Engineers will not be represented at the Trade Union Congress to be held at Nottingham in September. The secretary is Mr George N Barnes of Glasgow working on the Labour Discusure Division.
Nine leading merchants and manufacturers of Berlin Meres begin a trade tour through the Bajkuss Turkey Greece and Asia Minor to seek new markets and openings for commerce.
A British naturalised subject Nicholas Luxonburg, a London boat manufacturer’s agent, was arrested as a political suspect in Odessa and detained briefly. He appealed to the British Consul and was released, though the Russian authorities kept one third of his money.
London wool sales presented a brisk market with higher prices noted for several described lots. Prices read included Warnton seventeen pence, Cuba one thousand four hundred forty four, Bolan two shillings, Coalbyco ted? Wor PMA and others, with a generally active bidding barometer through the evening.
A railway clerk named Glometis in Longon, Wertpesdsy meaning A railway He wh Chigsso vanished with seven thousand pounds. Local authorities launched search and issued alerts for potential sightings.
Canterbury Cathedral London witnessed a Wednesday evening ceremony as Mr Sydney Hugo Wicbolson, third sax with ties to late Ble OCbertes Nicholway, Bart, and the 1st Chipeelior of Bydner Uolryrrity announced appointments amid the roster of 103 candidates.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate conditions in London markets, with terms like bar silver and prices around par, and references to Landon and a Wednesday event. Readable items show financial market activity and possibly health updates on a premier.
Fragmentary report notes erratic grain shipments affecting American wheat and European markets. Unclear references to Austrian supplies and street trade, with distorted names and places making exact entities uncertain.
Henry Drawall Moore, a bowtmalee of Buckland Street, faced Central Police Court charged with shooting at Yankhon in March. Witnesses described Moore firing after claiming he would shoot, injuring Yankhon in the mouth. doctors noted a retained bullet and Moore was committed for trial with bail set.
A divorce case heard before Judge Justion Simpagn reveals Richard Birdsall, a North Botany tanner, petitioning for dissolution on grounds of restitution after Sophie May Birdsall joined a theater company and engaged on stage. The court ordered return of conjugal rights, with further hearings and a six month returnable decree.
Caroline Rossmend Bailey, formerly Cameron, sues Ebaneger Robert Bailey for divorce on grounds of desertion and drunkenness. She alleges he repeatedly struck her, held her down, threatened to shoot, and locked her out of their home during their May marriage ceremony era in an Anglican service. judge later served the decision.
Poll of ratepayers to decide on rate for unimproved capital value and improved value. Municipal council proposes a rate with public discussion led by Br. Fennee MLC and an authority on bonds Junet. Local concern over how unimproved value will be taxed and affects taxation.
Court viewing claims of genuine Band er and Sons eucalyptus extract as curative while warning against counterfeit "Extracts" sold in Victoria. Mentions skin conditions and a purported product line with a skin ointment marketed at $4 by Elliout Bros.
Angu s and Robertsons Liviren Booksellers announces an annual clearance sale of books and pictures. Located at 89 95 Cantlereagh-atroct, the store invites customers to browse discounted titles and artwork during the event period.
The catalog text describes imported items such as the Magic Parisian cheers and cigars, highlighting refined tastes and refined social atmosphere. It notes tight attire and perfumed clouds, implying exotic fashion and upscale lifestyle.
A coastal trade report details ongoing strike effects and busy harbor activity. Vessels like Beg and Peterborough Bearly dispatch cargo to Ulladulla Bateman s Bay and the South Coast, with Newste Tin and Archer slated to carry passengers and full cargo. Cruise ship and steamer schedules shift as ships depart for Sydney and Newcastle, reflecting strong coastal commerce despite labor tensions.
The fragment describes the Tutelibar steamer near Duster and Brinbanty with cargo details, mentioning northward movement and several named places and persons, though the text is garbled and partial. It preserves a maritime trading scene with cargo and routes rather than a full narrative.
A damaged notice describes a new coastal steamer named Givin towed toward Laurieton. The report notes mast machinery to be tested at Marta Tse and mentions river pilots, wharf laborers, and a strike affecting port activity. The involved companies seek workers and streamlining of duties.
A London court decision orders four Rozelle hotels to close following license proceedings. The measure, outlined by the Britannic Authority, sets a three year term with a November 1, 1915 expiration and a six month grace period for extensions.
Evening News reports Mr. Perry Miniater of Agriculture explains a strenuous push to propagate resistant phylloxera stocks. The aim is to supply Vignerous owners seeking to plant with these resistant stocks and to expand cultivation under the department’s guidance.
In the Legislative Assembly to night Mr. Clare intends to call the Chief Secretary to explain that, contrary to the Gaming and Betting Act provisions, youths under 21 are prohibited from bookmakers activities. The move seeks to strengthen enforcement and curb underage betting.
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