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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR reads of Dalley case indicate jury disagreements and a long post trial period. Notes reference a court scene with jurors, oblique mentions of Dalley, and potential further proceedings or sentencing dates.
A Sunday scene on the wharf near Mesare and Lee Deagens describes a noisy gathering with alcohol, a watch, and crowd behavior. Witnesses recall a disturbed procession as villagers discuss property and a water potlee, with long lines of people and scattered commentary about safety and drink.
A fragment describes trading activities on a Sunday at Water Street Market. It notes fruit vendors offering various produce and prices, mentioning payments in pounds and a local street scene with stalls. The readable parts imply a small-town market setting with modest turnover and street commerce.
A fragmented report notes a four masted barque seen near Was loa far off 19 be distin. The text lists crew and names such as G Brien Chick Thomp Sopenth Meets Bolan Bargett Bran jay cast, mentioning ages and locations in a chaotic OCR extract.
Report describes a proposed Mudgee to Cobborah railway line and its route, noting three individuals Meera Gliver Kirk involved in plans. It states district officials and commissioners examine the proposal with a public inquiry led by the Minister for See and a parliamentary committee.
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts a boyhood scene involving a judge named Heydon and a German cadet ship in Sidney Harbour. Tugboats and traders are described amid fears of sinking during the vessel’s navigation, with references to arming or stationing vessels for safety and tension among observers.
CHLORINE ridden by Wagnerh won by half a length over SPARROW ridden by Connell with CHURCH HOUR in third. Multiple other runners listed include Kol Peartash Morok Lady Doch and Violeta. Time recorded as imi Sace. Also the POURTEEN-ONE WELTER HANDICAP featured SKUs GON versus CRiNorEy CLare with Bid Energy and Clare among the contenders. Bid and Energy led at 2 to 1, Clare at 6 to 1, winning by four lengths. Time listed as Imia.
A combined Great Public Schools team met a strong First Grade side at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Keele top scored with 38, aided by 17 off one over. significant bowling figures include Minbett and Randall. The match produced 6,401 spectators with notable performances from Barbour and Newell among others.
Hints of sales and shipments dominate a wide riverine racing roundup. Horses like Beauchamp Belvorina Camden and Obverse are traded through agents W Toglis and Son as West Australia moves trainers J Allen and G Perry. Crowned stars include Laiminoua Randwick breeder Kerr adds Wuncan to the string and F GravH with A Poley send Gerthler to gear up.
The Water Board discusses a preliminary report on sewerage expansion in Merno North Sydney and Lane Cove. It cites financial concerns for Kerry Estate facilities and notes Public Works involvement may perpetuate a dual system. plan to hand over when metropolitan area growth justifies it, saving survey costs.
A coloured man aged about 1059 years, found near railway gates at Miltons Point, died before hospital arrival. Police identified him at the morgue as Jacob Roy, a wharf-labourer from Pittaireis, Waterloo.
The hearing into the industrial dispute between tugboat owners and the Sydney and Manly Ferry Employees' Union continued in the Court of Arbitration. Union officials and witnesses described long hours and inadequate compensation, with claims of a 60 hour week and duties involving safety tasks. Aerial testimony cited operations on the tug Commodore and the service patterns of several crews, while the defense argued the workers faced strict tugboat rules and unsafe conditions. The session included cross-examinations and objections over personal conduct related to work conditions.
A court case at Chster Heath concerns deposition related to the Wentworth Motel lease and ownership. Plaintiff Pratt seeks decree granting control of cookery book rights and hotel assets from Harris, arguing the business funds and stock were her own from hotel profits and her late husband’s estate. Defendants Wight and Wisham, with others, contest by asserting different ownership and control, while witnesses recount the cookery book’s earnings and the hotel’s management.
Patchy transcript notes a North Coast Railway Bill dropped for the current session. Reported exchanges show lawmakers debating presentation and performance as the bill stalled amid procedural friction and cautions from a chair, with concerns about timing and adoption.
The committee organises a dramatic performance at Palace Theatre on Thursday to aid the special Christmas fund of the Hensvolent Society of NAW. Miss Nellie Stewart and company will present Sydney Muff’s Caste with many ladies volunteering for refreshments. The works committee also advises purchasing a car paving plant and initiating day labour measures.
An action began before Mr. Tustise Owen and a jury seeking £1000 for alleged slander. The plaintiff, Thomas Mathison, claimed the defendant grove to Duskog had not sold certain steer and cattle, while the defendant contended he did not depose of the cattle. The case involved communications and a sale inquiry, with investigations by a sergeant and a magistrate before the charge was withdrawn.
A widow, Ann Wilkmoit, 9, is charged in Central County Court with murdering her newborn near Victoria Park on November 25. The case details reveal she allegedly killed the infant after a quarrel with her husband and neighbors, with testimonies describing the distress and a baby’s cries heard by nearby residents. The court heard that she claimed the child’s death was accidental and later asked for police aid as investigators pursued the serious charge.
A disrupted brawl at a Newtown hotel ends with Mingled injuries and one death. Police say two men, Levers Julige Feker and Athark Beveled, attacked a laborer during a night of drunken disorder. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene with blows, a scuffle near the bar, and a single fatal strike as investigators prepare charges for several men.
An arbitration hearing heard a fireman describe brutal conditions and limited latitude in duties. He detailed heavy demands, long hours, and inadequate accommodations, noting firefighters faced extreme heat, smoke, and strenuous tasks with little relief. The witness emphasized need for safer, better supported work environments.
The record details misreadings and strange phrases from a court hearing on the Coal Lumpore award. Motemald, secretary, argues loyalty and adherence to bylaw, while Meydan and others face questioning about the award’s fate and related procedures. Witnesses describe attempts to influence decisions and the impact on members of the organization.
A crowded Riverview College event featured Lord Jersey addressing a diverse audience including Cardinal Macuit, Miss Dewi, and Professor David. The visit highlighted calls for national unity, liberty, and education reforms while praising public service and religious tolerance.
Weather summary notes generally fine conditions with cool spells in New South Wales. Thunderstorms on Saturday caused minor damage in several towns, including hotel window breakage and roof loss. coastal harbors reported variable winds and farm crop impact. Local notices describe a school exhibit, weather-driven mood shifts, and a fundraising auction tied to a sewing machine prize fund.
Fragmented OCR style entry lists names, quantities, and prices for animals and consignments. Mentions numbers like 2400, 400, 640, and various unclear item labels. Readers see a jumbled stock of cattle counts, payments, and witnessed marks.
A fragmented report outlines extended work shifts aboard ships, describing exhausting routines, little rest, and hazardous conditions. The piece centers on labor practices, safety concerns, and the plight of sailors facing harsh maritime schedules.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a March May timeline with mentions of Palestine, Barter, Irvine Arcene, and a list of names and places. The passage appears garbled with several typos and lacks a clear single event or person to anchor a proper news summary.
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