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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 24, 1908
Page
9
In memoriam note for Thomas Walisty Kadmaes and Ravanagh with a family memorial date on a road. The fragmentary text records a death on a date near late February and mentions relatives Thatcher Sant Titan and Gur mations.
Advent of winter collection features kine tanced and Jediee furs in new fashion. Tufts, tufts and MURR styles displayed with pineal ice to Australia. Museum permanently open with free access. roads labeled and busy. Located at Tost and Roky, Moore-etrest, near G.P.O. George-arrest. Thane 2296-4.
Sydney notices from Monday August 24 1908 announce legal proceedings involving the Ebering heirs and related estate matters. The brief item records the filing and location, providing essential identifiers for those involved in the action.
A State banquet highlights cordial praise for the U S Fleet and the Royal Navy. Admiral Sperry honors British traditions while warnings on Pacific battleship absence spark debate about Australia’s naval future and its reliance on Britain. The piece notes shared history, blood ties, and potential policy tensions between Britain, Australia, and the United States.
The article discusses Dr E Denekamp’s view that Japan will ally with China within about 26 years and the contrary possibility. It notes Asia’s complex geopolitics, with some races etymologically European, and warns against arbitrary geographic divisions. It explores Japan’s strategic position versus a powerful China, suggesting Japan’s fate rests on its national will and competition with China.
The new order of things in Turkey is bringing reforms. Tahir Pashela to be recalled from the frontier, and a dispute over territory is to be settled peacefully. This signals good news for Persia and a stable Turkish policy, with expected forthcoming reforms and calm prospects.
A British expert calls for Navy reorganization and a French adviser to aid overhaul. Turkey leans toward the Triple Alliance while seeking broader European support. The Kaiser’s diplomacy may not secure Turkey’s independence from Europe’s influence as reformist currents push for Sultan removal but resist European tutelage.
A clipped account laments modern highwaymen and bushrangers with sensational tales from Adelaide and distant routes. It contrasts old melodrama with present-day criminals, noting masked robbers and bold demands ended by surrender and empty pockets.
Crowds flocked to the event but the fireworks failed to impress. The State Government bears responsibility for the mishaps and economy led to a muddled display. Invitations were misdirected and seating at the State Conquet was improperly allocated, leaving many attendees dissatisfied.
Adolph Ryefasel 21 of the American ship Virginia and a coal passer named Norman were knocked off the tram aboard near Circular Quay on Sunday night by an opposing tram. Kreissel? suffered a scalp wound and fractured ribs, taken to Sydney Hospital by Australian Ambulance, then returned to his ship. Norman escaped with a slight injury to the right shoulder.
Thousands visited Fort Macquarie to view harbor illuminations and fireworks on a Saturday. Rain drove many back to the city after crowds clogged the Quay for about half an hour. Disorder briefly rose but police and American sailors restored order. no serious incidents reported. A new Roman Catholic church is planned at Eumarille costing £600. A fire at Hockings wine merchants on Market Street caused lime to ignite when water touched a bag, but was contained before damage.
An advertisement extols Sander and Sons Eucalyptus Extract as superior to others due to long experience and a special sterile manufacturing process. It warns of dangers from inferior products and urges purchase from Amoeue and Momerthox Ltd, booksellers to universities, at 246 Cuadereagh Street.
The Observer urges a naval programme with thirty improved Dryadonghia or Indomitablas ships costing about £5,000,000 each. It argues for government plans to strengthen Britain’s fleet amid rising German naval power.
London report notes Burgwsn made another attempt to swim the Channel but failed after being in water for about 22 percent of the distance and reaching within two miles of Craye Ines, a small port 13 miles from Calais.
London Sunday evening reports the English championship won by Aukine for the fourth time. Emanuel Lasker faced Tarresthat of Dusseldorf, losing two games and drawing one. The winner with eight games claimed the world chess title.
London Sunday Evening reports a flood of applications for small holdings land across England. About 309 000 acres in 49 areas were offered, with 13 of 49 areas approved so far. The Small Holdings Authority notes county councils may purchase or lease land for small holdings, but difficulties could delay schemes.
London Sunday Evening reports millionaire John Gates of Wastingtom plans significant infrastructure ventures. He intends to construct four golf courses a ferry track and a concrete automobile track. The total cost is expected to exceed £1,000,10.
The wheat market reports record high prices in the United Kingdom and European shipments. The weekly wheat effer reached 3.005000 quarters domestically and 1,300,000 quarters for the Continent. American wheat shipments to Europe last week totaled 462,000 quarters, with Europe receiving 1,000,000 quarters overall, including 175,000 quarters from Argentina and Uruguay.
The Rev. J. Li Dove has been appointed master of Wanganui Cotlers in New Zealand. Dove, educated at Christ College Cambridge, was ordained in 1880 and served as assistant master at Haileybury from 1880 to 1908 before moving to New Zealand as vicar of Hunterville. He returned to England in 1908 and served as headmaster of Denstone College, later becoming second master of Durham School.
A talented Hungarian actress Tali Goerbe, age three, reportedly dies by self inflicted gunshot in Budapest after erratic behavior and a farewell note claiming devotion to her profession over life. Report mentions hospital deaths, local politics, and remarks on Sydney visitors and harbor decor.
Local officials debate formal entertainments for the visiting American Fleet, citing protocol and cost concerns while residents anticipate the historic gathering. The event reflects broader questions about government hospitality and public funding during the fleet’s area visit.
Special photographs of the fighting champions are ready for purchase. Sized 18x8 inches for framing, with 8x11 inch posters also available. Descriptive titles provided noting Burne passes Barry and Co. George-strent.
Fighting erupts between Moroccan forces loyal to Sultan Abd al-Aziz and Mulai Hafid near Mahaljay and Tangiers as European interests monitor. Reports speak of shelled positions, casualties, and a retreat toward the frontier amid ongoing hostilities and shifting control in the region.
The Sultan has exiled 44 of his favorites as the farce continues. French restitutions of lands and monies by former favorites are daily recorded. Jazet Pasha, the ex favorite who fled on a British steamer, has arrived in London.
A London demonstration showcases telautography, a system transmitting handwriting and drawings over ordinary wires. Inventor Herr Gustav Grenoma’s device uses a pencil, glow lamp, mirrors, and chemically developed sensitized paper to reproduce handwriting remotely, enabling real time writing and drawing at a distant location.
A Washington consular report notes a steady rise in tobacco consumption in the United States during the past year, highlighting an increase of 715 million cigarettes and 386 million small cigars, with 1.374 billion cigars and a notable rise in Great Britain as well.
Sufferers from rheumatism quote great relief from Buttonic Rheumatic Pills. Claims include quick relief from pain and stiffness, with endorsements of care at stations and general health improvement. Advertisement reads as a medical patent remedy typical of era.
A garbled report describes a dispute involving Regatta Stripes, HC Hagons, and a person named Stevie. The fragment mentions a sale to The Materinte Prine with prices shown as B4/- and S0/-. The readable parts offer little clear context or outcome.
The article outlines a fraught Fleat boat race with involvement from venues in Melbourne and tensions over lineups and line judging. It notes a challenger crew from Phalimagns and a potential match setup between local crews and overseas entrants after pre event training in trots to the U.S. Mitopente.
A garbled market report notes wholesale shifts in dairy and eggs with price movements and supply changes. It mentions a reception, notices of sales, and references to retail and wholesale traders observing the day’s activity amid uncertain details.
A chaotic OCR fragment details numerous church services and naval officers attending ceremonies at St James Church Rinestreal and other Welsh parishes. It mentions Lady Narhente de Gawarour of Wales, Vice Admiral Leonard Pour, and Sir Freeieriel Daniel Wrriliden among attendees. The text references sermons by Rev. Dock adh and Rev. hd, with scattered notes on naval music and congregational participation.
Fragmented wartime note describes rescue attempts and warnings regarding endangered children. It cites authorities, patrols, and guardians who moved or warned families about threats in public spaces. The document mentions specific figures and places, reflecting concern over safety and the fate of children during conflict.
A fragmentary ad for A Saunders' grand shop Aer promotes new styles and goods including leather and opal items, with claims of unique front bonnets and a showcase of various wares. It mentions a visit by Fleet Cale and references prices and items like gold, silver, and optical goods.
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