Plague Suspected Case Reported in Sydney
A suspected plague case prompts health officials to trace contacts and inspect the residence at Abercrombie Street. Police plan house checks as authorities work with the Government Bacteriologist to assess risk and arrange immediate burial at Saint Head quarantine station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Euunday
Zavision
Lip
Abercrombie-streat
Thal
Devesseu
Jamieson
Health Department
Tidewell
North Sydney
Abercromble-street
Howe Etter
Ashburton Thomipson
Wease
Armstrong
Heelty
Thompsony
Lett Ui
Cepac
Wfernoos
Saint Head
Wolate
Death at boxing match links eight men to case
At the Central Court eight men including Michael Jonn 97 and William Miller 20 were charged in connection with the death of Alfred Otto Simpson following a boxing bout at the Gaiety Athletic Club on July 22. Witnesses described injuries and postmortem findings were reviewed as the case adjourned for five days with defendants at liberty on recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
Mr. Wilehire
Michael Jonn
Harry Beckett
Slevedine
William J. Miller
William M’carny
Bert Howard
Walter Weeks
Msehlnisi
Charles A. Danny
Aan
Willis
Joan Batman
Vaumnan
Robert Turner
Wititie
George D. Doon
mMk
Beng
Alfred Otto Simpson
Sherwond
Mito
Alee
Simpson
Sydney Jamieson
Charles Mullett
Gaiety Athletic Club
Patrick Green
Clement Simpson
Frederick Warmoll
Reckless traffic in Centennial Park sparks council action
A Paddington council letter cites dangerous conduct by cyclists pedestrians and horsemen in Centennial Park including scorched wheels and near misses near the lake. Alderman Oakes says the road is not for wheel traffic and calls for pedestrain priority. The council will write to the Chief Secretary seeking park footway restrictions to protect children. The report also notes recent deaths and political changes in Victoria and New South Wales regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington Couneil
C.H. Litham
Centenniaal Park
Gentral
Oakes
M.L.A
Alésiman George
Tragic Tram Accident Near Newtown Claims Young Girl
A devastating tram collision near Newtown injured a four year old girl who was struck while crossing King Street near Little Queen Street. The child died at the scene with her head severed, while a companion escaped with non life threatening injuries. The body was removed to Circular Quay morgue. police identified the deceased as a Newtown resident living at 50 Queen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Mewtown
Toabeim Burgess
Kingstreet
Little Queen Street
Forbes-street
Electrle
Circular Quay
Enmore
Miotor
Stanfaull
Constable Paine
Newtown
Morgue
Queen St
Barber's Grievance Seeks Injunction Against Writ of Ejectment
The Chief Judge in Equity heard Alfred Doan's plea from Paddington to continue an injunction restraining J F Hegerty and wife from proceeding with an ejectment writ. Doan claimed a verbal three year lease and a window to display goods, with rent of 18s 6d weekly, siding on actions by Hegerty denying the lease and window. The court granted the injunction pending further hearing, ordering payments of 18s to Hegerty and 2s 6d weekly to the clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Alfred Doan
No. 2
Goodhope-street
Paddington
J. F. Hegerty
Margaret Ann Hegerty
India
Gotgberg
J.P. Hegerty
Borial Reiuie
Cana
J. P. Hagerty
J. F. Hagerty
Connes
Planti
Javier
Conn
Plantitt
Army Nursing Reserve letter from Parkside NSW aide details
Mrs. F J Waller of Parkside Parramatta chairs active nursing support for South Africa wounded. Miss Gould NSW Army Nursing Reserve leader recounts experiences, noting woollen goods, shirts, Nightingales, boots and socks in demand. Four NSW nurses nearby. war described as ghastly, yet volunteers persevere. Paddington Council asks railway to stop daily street watering due to slippery blocks and dust. tram riders request maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Waller
Suga
New South Wales
Sydney
Nsw
Paddington
Orford-street
Paddington Police Protection Explained by Inspector General
At Paddington Council a letter from the Inspector General of Police notes lack of protection during two public celebrations the Commonwealth inauguration and Royal visit. It states police were withdrawn from ordinary duties to manage the metropolis crowd and that precautions reduced potential crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddington
Commonwealth
Sulluebe
Burwood Council Hears Traffic Regulations Action Stay
At a council meeting Burwood consider cooperation with St Pete Municipality to urge action on traffic regulations enforcement. A Friday Trades Hall meeting led by Cabmen and Draymen unions planned a mobile demonstration against the Licensing Act with aims to press for support from Sir James Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burwood
St. Pete
Itt
Jumtico
Aus Bend Ad
Ussiu
Trades Hall
Cabmen's Union
Trilly, Draymen, and
Carrera’Union
Walker
Bert. Power
Carters' Union
Moser Cole
MLCA
Muns- Holi
Snk
James Graham
Licensing Court Transfers Publican Licences
Central Licensing Court grants transfers: Braley to Bales at Butchers Arms Hotel Petere Eliza Tate to Fergstrom at Star Hotel Goulburn James Fitzgerald to Wilson Crown Note Time Sheldon to MDonald at Black Swan George Street Millington to Smith at Wilis Horee Hotel Pewers Breen to Ryan at Cheerful Home Waterloo OConnor to Sinclair at Riverwide Alawarra Marrickville Bridget Morrisey to Dayoran Park View Tarlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Licensing Court
John Braley
William George Bales
Butchere Arms Hotel
Petere
Eliza Ann Tate
Carl Fergstrom
Star Hotel
Goulburn Street
James Fitzgerald
John Wilson
Crown Note
Time
James Taylor Sheldon
Richard M'Donald
Black Swan
George Street
Mary Helena Millington
James Smilth
Wilis Horee
Pewers
James
G N Steeple Acceptances Run At Caulfield August 10
G N Steeple acceptances head Caulfield on August 10 with a handicap of 1300 yards, second 200 and third 100. Readings include Bethnal, Carbinier, Riccarton, The African, Hilus, Freedom, Rosebud, Crusade, Ar Calla, Bay Bagie, Sir Arthur Cipaton Sheik Oroua Sploler and others among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caulfield
Bethnal
Carbinier
Riccarton
the African
Hilus
Freedom
Faciation
Rosebud
Crusade
Arcalla
Bay Bagie
Sir Arthur
Cipaton Sheik
Rosebery Park Races Fourteen Three Handicap First Heat
At Rosebery Park four furlongs saw Veronica and Clanman win heats in the Fourteen-Three Handicap with close finishes. Veronica beat Duplex by a neck in 50 seconds and Clanman held off Ma tilda by a length in near half a minute. Betting favored Veronica and Clansman, with Amber and Olga among top contenders.
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Veronica
Hughes
Mile Scott
Wagner
Lee Weller
Scanlon
Duplex
Not
Gundy
Widows
Evens Veronica
Dux
Clansman
Sarah
Whitehouse
Altona
Murphy
Albert
Krumey
Matilda
Maulen
Evens Clansman
Nec Clapaman
Furlong
Sha Shell
Sutath
Amber
Gemmell
Hayer
Adelaide Ascot
Digs
Inalafall
Sally Manton
Janet
Marika
Lady Isabel
Bea Shell
Netla
Olga
Invinfall
Sisee
Thirtren
Thea
Jot
Ssateucise D Mirror
Ge Wb
Albrecht
Set
Whitbread
Way
Lite Swan
Fi Vera
Very
Little Swan
Iesec
Alleged breach of an exclusive milk delivery contract
The New South Wales Fresh Food and Life Company sought an ex parte injunction to restrain Walter Porcer from milk selling or delivery business and from employment in related enterprises within six miles of the General Post Office for twelve months from March 3 1901. Porcer entered service with Metropolitan Ice and Cold Storage, agreeing not to work for rivals. the court granted an interim injunction pending further hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
TPG
Toe and Gold Storage Company
Linitter
Sydney
Builney
Pitrer
Metropolitan
Ive
Te Irume
Ioe
Colt Storage Company
Plaknit
Ad Bes
Gar
piainyiMa
Usleas
Joel
Mysterious Tramway Departure Promises Noon Event
The State Minister for Works will attend a departure from Spitta Manly Tramway Lenguy at noon next, with public representations supporting the proposed tramway. Local leaders also announce welcoming arrangements for Rev George Lane, head of the Methodist Church, on his arrival at Brust wore next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Adams Bayley
Cleregies
Melbourne
C. Bi, Oahorme
Commercial Bank
Bombala
Granville
Lamb
North Briebate
Queensland Assembly
Stacdoneld Paterson
Betsbane
John Cameron
Staustoo Spain
Weutral Bay
St Thomas's Church of England
North Spiuey
O. North Act
Spitta Manly
Mid-Cuaresce
Georer Lane
Methodist Church of
Avetranal
Brust Wore
Thureday
Lor Kitchener
Jobs Madden
Liswenamt
Victoria
Tenders Opened for Various Works by Tender Board
Tenders were opened by the Tender Board for Damari Putile Works on Turvegur dated August 5. Proposals included supply of bricks, timber, and hardware for multiple projects along the Navid Miger area, plus a steam tug charter for towing at Macleay River. Several firms such as Garton, Mart and Company, C08 Ineest, Sunny orranbarh, and Box plies submitted bids. prices and specifics were listed but many details remain unclear due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenter Board
Davari Bf
Turegar
Garton, Mart and Company
Ineest
Sunny Orranbarh Amd
Wabeery
Annie
Carbhnen Turinat
Sracawar
Belmore Park
Mar
Marquarin
Medbls
Medbls. Son Wetived Cuminee
Foevesty
Compas
da Macleay River
Agricultural and pastoral notes from Barabba and Windsor districts
Agricultural and pastoral briefs report cattle movement near Barabba, orchards and cane crops in the Windsor area, with notes on farming trials, plant health, and seasonal fruit prospects. References to AR Company, growers, and experimental plots, plus local weather and farm operations impacting yields and planning.
Delicate, Fretful, and Nervous: A Fragmented Narrative
Fragmentary text references delicate and nervous children, mentions of examinations, family life, and unclear references to names such as MARGARET SCOTT and Lamont. The passage includes stray phrases about digestion, emulaca, and various unrelated terms, creating a scattered, non-cohesive record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Scott
Zim
Lamont
Tay Chal
Dave Che Taye
Seoiy
Chile
A White Peacock in Royal Gardens News
The text describes a white peafowl observed by officials and public figures, noting its notable weigh and status among palace attendants. It mentions the Governor General’s health and a figure traveling to Greece for medical or ceremonial reasons, with references to royal and social context.
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City Building Surveyor
R. H Brodrick
Syd
Bo Vievarted
Daterie Eortemind
Singo Fae Pot
Praivriawe
George U
Faye
Gm Ausenleu
Ant
Wietaut
Broderick
Hefenuny Il
Jaya Troninv
Eerdiet Meinlrirk
Vichary
Eoples
Dian
Varine Bmg
Itvaleey
Alber Glacea
Alniverneis
Nod
Orely
Ceeplenriy
Byldingy
Nee Lempartey
Plattnessay
Doardinge
Hyleur
Toundu
Fionaros
Teorrien
Avery
Moma
Wilbin ZO
Ghia Clase
Wile
Abercrombie Street
Otto Cribb
Centennial Park
Daleemoe
THE
Army Nursing Reserve
Napoleon
John Hunter & Son, Ltd
George and Market Sts
City
the Country i Abel & CO. “Limited
W. Scott
Oxford Loan
Flinders
Exon, Zb
Paddington Police Protection
Hudson
Rosebery Park
United Kingdom
Pee Orient Compeny
BMS. Omral
London
Woods
Sean Waties
Sar Abd Tewail
Agricultural and Pastoral
Barraba
Pichaneding
Maclean
Acta Dumraer
XARA
Sears End
Watson
Murlieecs
Windsor. Meader
Tuott Morse
J & Deciird
Euler
Grosly
Jesry Petom
Mieki
Gruter
Roar Ilaeane
Reilly
Limis
Batierat Geek
Cinamali
Alwers
Cambey
Mk Arch
Governa-Genwral
Imerey
Mamiey
Amira Aberpryedary
Asccialios
Welboare
Greece
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