Labor Congress Debates Agency Fees and Food Exports
Sydney Labor Council pushes to regulate employment agencies and establish an official registry with licensing fees. Debate covers federal vs state powers, export controls on meat and grain, and the need for government oversight of distribution and abattoirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochrane
Sydney Labor Council
Department of Labor
New York
Age
Ohio
Percom Ia
Erbanetiv
Indus States
Congress
Als “Mitchell
We. Spence
N.S.W
W. Johnnstone
A.W.U
Commonwealth
M'Elvoy
Thompson
Spence
Bryant
Sydney Corpehante
Ienden
Gallagher
Firvent
Algeers
Newrantio
Newcastle
Gane
Cone
M'Evoy
Moe
Blacktown
Sydney
Sewerage for North Botany Extension Proposed
The Water and Sewerage Board discussed extending the system to North Botany. A deputation from the North Botany Municipal Council attended. The engineer-in-chief urged the project would improve sanitation, costing about £19,000 with an estimated 3.02 percent revenue, and recommended noting the amount for the next loan estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Sewerage Board
North Botany
Bankruptcy Notice Sequestration and Certificate Granted
Bankruptcy court record shows voluntary sequestration for John Logan of Mount Hope Isborer with Lloyd as official assignee before the Registrar. Partificate application for Phillip Dennis. certificate ordered to issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Logan
Mount Hope
Isborer
Co. Fow. Lloyd
Phillip Dennis
Murder near Maitland inquest continues over death of Lilian Bridge
West Maitland scene of a grim inquest into Lilian Bridge whose mutilated body was found near Allandale on April 14. The hearing before coroner T H Wilkinson heard testimony from Frances Bridge and sister Sarah Bridges detailing Lily’s movements with Fred Green and the Green family surrounding the day of the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Maitland
Lilian Bridge
Allandale
T. H. Wilkinson
Davies Green
K. Windover
W. J. Eoright
Saunders
Frances Anne Bridge
Lilian
W. C. Green
Mary
Witness
Lily
Clara Bridgs
Mr. Green
Green
Sarah
Fred Green
Mr. Windeyer
Green's
Pick
Geo
Hur
Lillyen
Sho
Clare's
Silsater
Sarah Catherine Thidgs
Elf
Scone
Taen
M'Carthy
Dudley Green
Age Breaks Down and Aground Off Jervis Bay
Interview with Captain Banks details the steamer Age losing its propeller near Jervis Bay after leaving Port Pirie. The crew rigged sails to reach Sydney, a detonation rocket caused injuries to a wheelman, and the Arawatta towed the derelict to safety with Captain Tyrer guiding the operation.
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Age
Howard Smith
Darling Harbor
Evening News
Handa
Newburgh
Port Pirie
South Australia
Sydney
Wilson's
Southerat
Jervia Bay
Sydney Heads
James Banks
Arowatta
Banks
Redgrave
Jervis Bay
Arawatta
Mr. Brown
C. G. Parkes
A.I.S.N
Captain Banks
Emouth
Arawata
Tyrer
Gapwin Banks
Ernest Redgrave
Chart House
Mr. Watson
Koedlgerave
Sydney Hospital
Melbourne
Toe Kononwarra
Inquest Opens Over Bellringer Richard Woulfe Death
The City Coroner's Court examined the death of Richard Woulfe a bellringer of Cathedral Street who died in Sydney Hospital on April 10 from injuries after being struck by a motor car in College Street on April 6 The driver William Kutenewsky faced questions from lawyers and police as evidence described the collision and road conditions The coroner ruled the death was caused by the car driven in a negligent careless and frail manner and he was committed for trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Woulfe
Cathedral-street
City
Sydney Hospital
College Street
Whs
William Eutenewsky
J. L. Garland
Norton, Smith, and Company
Park
College Streets
George Goddard
Cook Park
Wiliam Kutenewely
Enlil
London
Sydney
Mr. Playfair
Waverley
Winees
Burt
Vas Siew Winnesa
de. Jarvie Hood
Woulfe
William Kutenewsky
Kutenewsky
Interview With U S Vice-Consul General Merrill in Sydney
In a Sydney hotel interview Dr A P Merrill United States Vice-Consul General discusses the forthcoming 16-ship American fleet visit to Australia likely to last up to 26 days. He notes benefits for Anglo American trade, hopes for calm and orderly conduct, and strong friendly ties between Australia Britain and America amid Pacific power interests.
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A. P. Merrill
United States
Australia
Sydney
Hotel Australia
Nowa
Commonwealth
Great Britain
America
Melbourne
Buimney
Tersinal
Dr. Merrell
Philippines
Feet
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Ameéries
Cours
Baltimore
Merrill
Four oared championship on Parramatta River results
Syner C E Grammar School won the great public schools four oared championship by a third of a length over Sydney Grammar School with St Jenatius' College third. Crews included St Ignatius College and St Joseph's College, Sydney Grammar and Sydney Church of England Grammar School.
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Parramatta
Ner
St. Joseph's College
P., Walsh
D. Poetts
J. Tracey
Ss. Kelly
T. Healy
Sydney Grammar School
R. Stafford
A. T. Woodriff
J. C. Lamrock
J. BR. Garland
J. T. Anderson
Sydney Church of England Grammar School
M. Marah Schow
A. R. Hordern
R. J. A. Marale
C. H. Edwards
F. H. Day
Public Meeting Sought On Welcome for American Fleet
Sydney traders back Lord Mayor plan to call a public meeting to welcome and entertain visiting American Fleet personnel. Our Samoa correspondent notes US authorities have accepted the invitation for the fleet to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
United States
Fiji
Ascot Races Flying Handicap and Related Stakes
Race report from Ascot features Flying Handicap a 5 furlongs heats won by Good Rose in a bead ahead of Remark and Barneyonte. Fourteen Hands Handicap sees Elector, Astoria, Lady Triem among starters with Lady Them and Tod in betting. Lady Them tallied victory by three parts of a length with time noted. Maiden Handicap reports Gerald and Lady Kitty winning in first division with Lady Kitty prevailing. second division Tariff and Regain won by ten lengths. Fourteen-Two Handicap lists Skylark triumph by a length over Lorraine and St. John with strong payouts. Encourage Stakes closes program with Bangle Lucy and The Flat among entrants.
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Russell
Bato
Willams
Jaques
Barneyonte
M’donald
Astoria
Cook
Triem
Lomwe
Jessie
Tod
Alice B
Signorina
Addie B
Lady Tobin
Lady Them
Stree
Gerald
Set
Barnett
Kitty
Cooper
Ser
Aea Ss
Anton
Fern Villa
Lily
Mimoan
Hautile
Missilen
Lady Blb
Daffouti
Alpha
Confusten
Lady Kitty
Arion
Lemeth
Sligssec
Hegain
H. Ruspedl
Diamond
Hermit
Latah
Lady Metal
Nun Nicer
Miss Merton
Mabelle
Common Lassie
War Cloud
Tarlor
Regain
Satah
Skylark
Walsh
Lorraine
Bass
ST. John
Fuse
Miss Mayfield
Baldte
Loongana
Cymbaline
Taree
Murmur
Ayr-Laasie
Game Girl
Ecesaees
Blair
Step In
Fango
Molla
Crookhaven
Paka
Miss Orzil
Derter
Isolt
Clarence
Pilgrim
Mystery of the Sea at Port Stephens and Crisel inquiry
The steamer Barrabool arrived from Brisbane and reports picking up the lifeboat of the barque Crisel of 1189 tons, which left Newcastle on Monday with coal for Mexillones. No oars or wreckage seen. Grave fears for the barque Criffel's safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Barrabool
Brisbane
Port Stephens
Crisel
Mexillones
South America
Criffel
Harbor Trust plans new wharf at Watsons Bay and upgrades
The Harbor Trust intends a 200 ft main wharf at Watsons Bay with greater width and cost near EDM. At Tyser Wharf Miller's Point work starts immediately to widen by 40 ft adding 50 ft in length for about 400 berths, plus a 40 ft by 300 ft shed and store expansion. Additional wharves at Adelaide Company berth and Howard Smith in Darling Harbor will extend capacity for steamers up to 6900 tons, with a new pile light in the east channel near Watsons Bay guiding traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Trust
Watson's Bay
Tyser
Miller's Point
Adelaide Company
Howard Smith
Darling Harbor
Eastem
Post Office Inquiry Team Arrives in Sydney from Melbourne
The House of Representatives committee on the post office system arrived in Sydney on Tuesday and has begun work. They met with the Postmaster-General in the afternoon, and Mr Mauger and his deputy were tied up with the committee the entire day, preventing press access.
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House of Representatives
Sydney
Melbourne
Mauger
Young
Ship Moldavia Reaches Suez On En Route to London
The P. and C. R.M.S. Moldavia, sailing from Sydney with calls at multiple ports, arrived at Suez on Sunday before continuing toward London. The voyage details highlight the liner's progress and timetable while at the Suez Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. and
C. R.M.S. Moldavia
Sydney
Ports
London
Suez
Jury for Braybrook Inquest Confirmed in Melbourne
Melbourne report says Acting Attorney‑General MacKinnon and the Solicitor‑General will direct the Coroner to empanel a jury to sit during the inquest into the railway disaster victims. The report mentions two white settlers in British New Guinea, Messrs. Buchanan and Carpenter, who were attacked by natives but coerced to surrender their belongings.
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Melbourne
MacKinnon
British New Guinea
Messrs. Buchanan and
Carpenter
Sekort
Burwood Wheelers Strike Proceeds in Newcastle Area
The Burwood Colliery miners remain on strike as 4 large meetings were held at Adamstown. Mr Bowling urged ending the strike by promising the manager the strikers would do the work, but the meeting refused. A large deputation to the manager was decided. The island steamer Tambo arrived in Sydney this afternoon.
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Newcastle
Burwood
Adamstown
Bowling
Trial of Dre H B Ludlow Continues Evidence to Jury
Sir James Graham, continuing his evidence, said in cases of a difficult type a medical man may need daily visits for two weeks. He noted that operations could not progress without interruption until clear, and found no evidence of skill failure by the operator. He described how sharp instruments could cause unintended harm, with ruptures sometimes appearing and perforations growing in severity, often unnoticed until damage worsens.
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James Graham
Pollock
Mr. Pollock
Share Market Signals Sharp Drops Across London Tin Copper
Private cables show London spot head at £13 with further declines in tin to £142, down £2 since April. Closing quotes included numerous miners and producers such as Broken Hill Proprietary, Chillagoe, Mount Lyell, North Broken Hill, and British old stock. Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney prices show mixed activity with Tin, Zinc, and Coal firms. dredging yields noted for Victoria.
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Spot Head
London
Brittan
Reat Cobar
Chillagoe
Con
Broken Hill Proprietary
Mount Lyell
North Broken Hill
Broken Hill South
Sidney
Copper Serip
Gilmore Tin
Irvinebank
Adelaide
Tewksbury Amalgamated
Victoria
Glimcore Tin Company
Walter
Sydney
Hest Greta
Tooher's, Limited
Broken Hill Junction
Mount David
Junction North
Prompt
New Brilliant Freehold
South Glan
Sydney Hydraulic
Harrison
Jenna
Devlin
South Great Eastern
Dite
Harden West
Ditto
Gilmore
Hast Greta
Doe
Stockton Coal
North Shore Gas
Mount Kembla
Bakers Creek
New Brilliant
Commercial Bank of Sydney
Wednesdare-To-fay
Zinc Corporation
Broken Hill
South
South Block
Associated
Mararoa
Melbourne
Colonel Merth
South Braken
Cuthbert
Brisein
Pioneer Bat
Strand Electric Light and City Council Buy Plant
City council reaches settlement on acquiring Strand Electrical Lighting Company for 45000 pounds after talks among the Lord Mayor Alderman Mesgner and other officials. Government to offer land to clear additional holdings with first allocations June 3 at 1 pound 10 shillings per acre and 2 pounds per acre for later parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Lighting
Alderman Mesgner
CAlé@erman Clarke
Ecsity Electrical Enginett
Forbes Mackay
Kent
Strand Electrical Lighting Company
Baan Bas
Crusade against Rats Pushes for Covered Garbage Lids
Town Clerk Mr. Nesbitt vows strict enforcement of bylaw in Sydney to curb rat harbouring from open rubbish. He delays withdrawn summonses, stating all future cases go before magistrates. Lids must be kept on all garbage receptacles. action will continue, with court appearance set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Sydney
Mr. Nesbitt
Death in Leichhardt Scalding Accident
Acting Coroner in Water Police Court investigates death of Mabel Lavinus Land aged about two at 9 Catherine Street Leichhardt after she fell into a copper of hot water in the washhouse while reaching a toy. She died at Prince Alfred Hospital from shock due to accidental scalding.
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W. le Browne
Water
Denis
Mabel Lavinus Land
Catherine-Street
Leichhardt
Salan End
Prince Alfred Hospital
In Memoriam Notices and Local Advertisements
A jumble of early 20th century notices and ads lists in Memoriam items for Lillian M aluinney aged 12 and Issbelin Lie meeind. It also includes assorted local ads for chemists clothing and education offerings, with scattered names and addresses such as Pitt-st, GPO, Quees’ Welk Melbourse and references to Melbourse products and events.
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M'Aluinney
Rarn Lillian
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Labor Congress
State Bureau
Labor and Federation
Bankruptcy Court
Maitland
College-Street
Great Public Schools
Barque
More Harbor Trust
Watsons Bay
Post Office
Braybrook
Burwood Wheelers
MR. Bowling
Pitt-Street
George-Street
Dre. H. B. Ludlow
Strand Electric Light
City Council
Crusade
Longshaw
Pitt-at
School of Arta Tele
Sal
Poolliona
Pitt-st. Mcle
Sam
Ziarvie
Seid Everywhere
Mothe
Bey
Persant
Nessegereer Sa
SATS
H. Er- Pascoe
Hoffnung’s Chambers
Pitt-St
Ernestine Lovat
T.M.C.A
Hal
New Entrance
Bathurst-sireeth
Lilian Frost
Pall Pal la
Paling’s
Mary Robinson
Centenary Hall
Mies Rodmann
Paling
To-Dat
Southwell
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