In Memoriam Notices and State Parliament Comment
A collage of aged in memoriam notices for multiple Gaffery Geale Gea le ACDONATD MDONALL and Wilson family members with dates from the late 19th century plus a paragraph criticizing New South Wales State Premier and Ministry over grain and fodder duties. The piece contrasts funeral memorials with political fallout and parliamentary responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaffery
Fillen Maria
Lisette
Gdie Geale Geale
John EL T
Jack
Edie
M Donald
James M' Donald
Tilian
Wiilst
Willam Thomas Wilson
North Sydney
Tithunt
Jane Wilson
Will Thomas Wilson
Annie
Juhbo White
William Thomas Wilson
North Sydney Tramway
Lingie Phillipe
New South Wales
Assembly
Reduction of Members Debate Mirrors Political Stall
Sydney observers report the See Ministry moves to reduce Assembly members to ninety three, while pledges and promises erode. Opposition leader Carruthers condemns tardy action, noting Labour backlash and possible voter indifference as the Convention Bill looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See
Australian Commonwealth
Preesede Assembly
Hut Ois
Queston
Labour Party
Tisubers
Assembly
Uavias
Tpariiveni
Ais
Loporarium
Tistoasen
Noy
See Ministry
Harry Levien
Curie
Firut Groumil
Carruthers
Federal Premier declines to summon Parila in grain duties debate
Discussion on grain and fodder duties stalls as the Federal Premier refuses to summon Parila. The position leaves policy options unclear and delays potential decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parila
Labour Conference Backs Free Daily Hansard Plan
Proponents urge a free daily Hansard for Victoria and Commonwealth, funded by ads and government notices, to bypass biased press. Aims include publishing both Government and Opposition policies with top journalists, distributing to every elector and boosting public access to legislative eloquence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour Conference
Hansard
Commonwealth
Inetanese
Ilonsard
Sketcoid
Immense Copal Gypsum Deposits Spark Australian Wealth Claim
A South Australian report claims vast gypsum Copal deposits exist in Jeparit and Bourke areas. Settlers use it locally for fuel and whitewash, but the piece suggests testing its fertiliser value and potential export at a set price per ton, tying wealth to the Western settlement issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
Jeparit
Melhor
Bourke
Insatiable Boer appeals for more aid in Britain
An editorial rebukes General Botha and other Boer leaders for begging for funds. It notes the British government’s duty to widows and orphans while criticizing Leyds and Kruger for concealed wealth. The piece cautions public generosity may turn to contempt. It laments defeats in moral leadership and calls for transparent distribution of aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chamberlain
Boths
de Wet
le la Rey
Australia
England
Leyda
South Africa
Botha
Britiab
Kruger, Leyds, and Company
Balmain Town Hall Hosts Dr Dill Macky Meeting
Dr Dill Macky spoke at a crowded Balmain Town Hall on Thursday night addressing supporters of Australian Protestant D fante Aseiistian.
Inquest Hearings On Death Of Emma Johnston Christian Catholics
The City Coroner's Court continued the inquest into Emma Elizabeth Johnston a member of the Christian Catholics faith healing sect. Witnesses described her ill health on Monday and Sunday and disputes over seeking medical care. Mrs Johnston died around 10 a.m. after a period of prayer and refusals to call a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Elizabeth Johnston
Christian Catholics
Marla Morris
Seaview Street
Lunlwich Hill
Mrs. Johnston
Witness
Wiegand
Wmneh
Weed
Eda Hora Sawyer
Johnstone Street
Annandale
Hannah M’cullagh
M’cullagh
Inquest resumes on mysterious scream at Ashfield home
Liuse Evans Freshwater testifies that Mrs Johnston's household heard a sudden cry and a later statement I have been faithful. Witness recalls Parson M Cullagh and several others present, but cannot identify all in the room. Five inches of rainfall noted in New South Wales as part of proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liuse Evans Freshwater
Joseph-street
Ashfield
Mra Johnston
Stout
Parson M'Cullagh
New Souta Wales
Doings in Divorce Case Details Marriages and Allegations
In a divorce hearing Justice Simpson heard Ida Poster sue Thomas Foster for dissolution citing adultery and desertion. Poster described marriages to Tarbottom and Paterson, with varying witnesses and contested signatures. Evidence showed fabrications and conflicting stories tied to Patrson and Vicars, adjourned for alive status proof, obligations, and past income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Simpson
Ida Paulina Julianna Poster
Thomas Foster
George Lewis
Stanmore Hotel
Prussia
Barth
John Paterson
New Wcastle-on-Tyne
Coke Arena
Foster
Tarbottom
Sydney
Water
Colony
Paterson
Durham
Tudboe
Lilinghurst
England
Kitergen
Runaway match leads to dissolution petition in court
Maud Woods petitions for a divorce from Henry Robert Woods on desertion cruelty and non-support after a marriage began in Canterbury in 1830. The respondent fled an answer and did not appear. Evidence details years of drunkenness assaults and financial strain amid moves and family children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Wes
Wis
von Whatson
Tarotom
Caroline Franklin
Manly Beach
Feubruary
Tah
Minse
Meoiv
Wi Qumaby
Letty Clatiaea Franklin
Taterson
Paterson Waa
Maud Woods
Fitz-Frubbs
Henry Robert Woods
James
Canterbury
Manly
City Carrying Company
England
Paillip Street
Ave
Glenmorereed
Bondi tramway fireman killed in ballast truck accident
At Denham street Bondi a ballast tram accident killed fireman James Hesketh 25. He was crushed beneath the ballast truck wheels after rushing to points to assist, and was taken to the Morgue after medical aid was called. He lived in Paddington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denham-street
Bondi
Bondi Road
Rose's Corner
James Hesketh
Hesketh
Drought Debate in Parliament Over Fodder Duty
In the Legislative Assembly Sir John Lee discussed drought effects and fodder duty. He cited imports and government estimates on wheat and fodder, noting rains may lessen required port shipments and that the Premier had not decided actions on fodder relief. The exchange included requests to reconvene a conference for suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
Johin Lee
Hoss
Ohio
New South Wales
South Australia
New Seu Wales
Haying
Kimund Barton
Claus
Dobu
Carruthers
Sir John
Mr. Carruthers
Sir John Lee
Eden George
John Lee
Trumper Declines Surrey Club Assistant Secretary Post
The Pall Mall Gazette reports Victor Trumper, while in England, declining the role of assistant secretary for the Surrey Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mall Gazette
Victor Trumper
England
Surrey Club
Auctions Advertised For Redfield Scrathfield and More
Tomorrow's auctions list allotments at Redfield and Scrathfield scheduled by Richardson and Wrench Limited. Additional allotments in Broughton's Estate are set at 3 o clock by Hugh Duff and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Richardson and Wrench
Broughton
Scrathfield
Hugh Duff, and Company
Saturday Afternoon Excursions to Hawkesbury River
The Newcastle sailing ship of 1414 tons will depart Saturday afternoon from the foot of Market Street at 2 o'clock bound for Hawkesbury River. Return fare is 2s 0d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Hawkesbury River
Market Bireei
Rose's Eye Lotion Ad from Sydney Chemist
An old advertisement promotes Rose's Celebrated Eye Lotion by H A Rose, dispensing chemist at 631 George Street Sydney. It claims to protect eyesight against dust and offers all night service including Sundays and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
H. A. Rose
George Street
Sydney
Libel action over statements on Boer War and British army
Arthur Griffith MLA sues Newcastle Morning Herald for 100 pounds alleging libel from published remarks at Federal ballot meetings. Testimony covered Griffiths critical views on standing armies and alleged remarks about British soldiers, with witnesses relating to speeches and reactions at Wallsend and Carrington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Grifih
M.la
Newcastle Morning Herald
Justice Pring
Michael Burke
Chas
J. Vial
Matthew Charlton
Jas. Hutchinson
W. J. Kay
Jas. Duguid
Daniel Thomas
D. Rees
W. M'Elroy
Watson
Griffith
Want
Elroy
Biu
Waul
Legislative Assembly
Foopke
Dinger
Willige
Plaintif
Edmund Solomon
David Cohen and Company
Newcastle
Wallsend
England
Bey
Ms. Blacket
John Clark
Lala
Mr. Watkins
Mr. Shand
Thomas Abel
Mechanics” Institute
The
Building Society
Newcastle “Morning Herald
Alfred George Walker
4Th Infantry
Lewis
James Francis Kerr
Political Labour League
Orwo
Blacket
Grifith
Lere
Anti-War League
Lewis’ Hotel
David Lewis
Walleend
J. B. M‘auliffe
Carrington Hotel
Plattsburg
Combined rail and steamer excursions to the Hawkesbury
Tomorrow the Hawkesbury and Parkavale trips will be offered by rail and steamers. Federation leaders will meet Monday to frame a working agreement for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkesbury
Parkavale
George's River
Steamship Owners’ Federation
Federated Seamen's Union
Henry Anderson
Central Police Court
W. D
H. O. Wills
Peter English
Jete Kelly
Emily M‘caffery
Fitzwilliam Hill
Bowral
Talloresses
Unilin
Mark Foy
Sydney ‘Clothing Manufacturers
Balmain
Dill Mucky
Protestant Defence Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
the N.S.W. Fresh Food & Sea Coy., Ltd
Glenmore Road
Begg Street
Balmain Ferry Company
Albus
Lawson
Begg-street
Liverpool Street
Moore Park Road
Ormond Lodge
Paddington
Bouglard
Moss Vale
Cowpers Street
Waverley
Cowper Street
Gus Owenson
Cowper-street
Milthorpe
Waverley Road
West Australia
Griffiths
Newcastle Herald
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