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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
7
Teresa Delaney aged 39 died yesterday at 27 Union Street Paddington after visiting a house on November 12. Police report she complained of heart pains and Dr. House arrived too late to save her. The body was taken to Circular morgue for post mortem.
In the U S legislative assembly Mr Wade pressed the Premier on the April 26 referendum date and royal assent to the Constitution Amendment Bill. The Premier said the time had not yet arrived and would speak when necessary, with laughter from the gallery as Mr M Gowen and Mr Levi speculated on late April.
A turbulent parliamentary session opened with government gagging tactics and a mock calm as Opposition protests mounted against Labor conduct. Motions on chairmanship, constitutional changes, and a public accounts committee clash followed, with threats of outbursts and sharp exchanges between Wade, Meagher, Wood, and others. The day ended after delays on adjournment and tramway concerns in the Eastern Suburbs.
Former bookmaker Mr Lyons testifies on the New Zealand Racing Bill, arguing the act legalizing the tote harms racing. He claims licensed bookies and the tote siphon vast sums from the public, urging reform or repeal as racing in Sydney is noted for better conduct.
In the council the Legislative Council finished its business before 7. The Bishop Tyrrell Bill passed after second and third readings. The Nurses Registration Bill was read a second time and referred to committee. Mintosh gained leave of absence for the remainder of the session. The Temporary Supply Bill passed, with debates on railway applications, the Kenneelong Point wharf, overcrowding in ram depots, ventilation of public schools, and mail steamer accommodation. The Nurses Registration Bill aligned with the Australian bill, with Dean of Medicine on the board. nominations to be made by the Trained Nurses Association and a 12 month training period substituted for six. The house adjourned at 0 minutes to 7.
The Legislative Council advanced a temporary supply bill while the Bishop Tyrrell Bill paused. Nurses Registration Bill was read a second time and referred to committee for progress. The Legislative Assembly received the Bishop Tyrrell Bill from the Legislative Council and read it as sessional orders were adopted.
In a last session from the industrial hub, the Legislative Assembly met following a disastrous coal miners strike, debating long term labor and energy policy amid factory closures and community hardship.
Workmen unearthed bones at the rear of a property believed connected to a local foundation. The remains, buried over 50 years in soft soil, show a decayed skull and limb bones, with further fragments found as excavation continued.
A brief note explains throat clearing can become a habit after a cold. It suggests a slight will effort to stop the habit and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to soothe the throat and ease persistent coughing passages.
A vintage advertisement touts Frooads as a tonic to cure headaches indigestion constipation and biliousness. It claims benefits for liver function and a constipation cure with three doses per episode, promoting independence from ordinary aperients. Sold by chemists and W.G. Hearne & Co. Ltd Geelong Victoria.
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