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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
7
A damaged OCR item reports steamers delayed at Pyranmt wharf with damaged details about cranes elevators and crew. It notes vessels Shewaa and others affected, repairs underway, and potential impacts on harbor traffic and ongoing salvage efforts.
The report lists early results showing Government supporters and 168 Unionists elected, with detailed returns for several constituencies including Lord Crichton-Stuart and Lord Walmer. It notes Balfour addressing naval supremacy and dominion relations, and concludes that regardless of outcome the Radical party lacks strength to carry its policy, hinting voters may favor a homogeneous party with a clear own policy.
Domingo Suvarro, president of the Sealers Union at San to-day, was killed by Arevillo, a disaffected member, in a Wednesday evening attack in Vancouver. Police report a fatal assault with a single assailant, ongoing investigation underway.
In Vancouver a report states the Canadian cruiser Rainbow, a recently purchased tri screw steamer, has been scrapped by the British Admiralty after serving under the Home Government. Minister KP Procteur, of Marine and Fisheries, announced the decision in the House of Commons.
Vancouver page item reports a midweek event titled Waltzed for a Bride, noting a five mile race and a rival party. The brief mentions participants gliding through the venue on Wednesday evening, highlighting competition and social interest.
A Wednesday evening report from Vancouver describes the TelIan Comal at Seattle being blown up by dynamite, an outrage that shocks the region. Authorities pursue leads as witnesses report a loud blast and scattered debris.
A Bennelong Point wharf scheme at Fort Macquarie entrance to Sydney Cove is discussed by the City Council with Harbor Trust and Cabinet involvement. Officials weigh harbor needs, beauty of the site, ferry traffic, and public access, noting possible impact on Garden Island views and major shipping capacity.
A group of youths disturbed respectable young women near George Street at 10 pm on a Wednesday. Charles Cook, 21, shouted and followed a passerby, causing fear until a constable intervened. He was fined 40 shillings or one month’s hard labor by the Central Police Court.
The Honorary Minister for Agriculture was interviewed by Mr T Jeanep and Mr A B Chore of the Fruit Growers Exchange and Mr GE Grant of the Sussex trade. He was asked not to move the current fumigative chamber near Bathurst air ares, Sydney, to a distant site. Mr Trefle warned he would not act without consensus from stakeholders.
Fred Barrie appeared at Pallington Police Court and was fined 10s for trespassing on tramway premises near the dangerous viaduct beyond Derlingherst. He pleaded guilty while the Tremwer Oppercamst cautioned the public about the risks and restricted access due to danger and crowding.
Commercial update records slipping demand as river eggs grow pricier while market sees higher wheat deliveries. References to suburban rail sales, Christine cakes, and various grain and dairy items appear with numerous place names, bags totals, and price figures from regional sellers and suppliers.
Fragmented OCR text describes produce pricing and railway transport notes with scattered references to potatoes and choles quality. The readable elements mention railways, pricing figures, and general remarks about condition and maintenance, but many lines are garbled leaving only partial facts and no clear event.
Fragmented OCR reads Cony Pram Tarde and Cai leading a women’s tet Lae Tare event. Mentions Lalita, owt ateree Cra, and a Wag Hacbérote score. unclear names and places abound. The piece references Wellington, Greece, and various brands in a garbled sports or society item.
In No 2 Dairy Court yesterday a jury ruled damages for John English in a slander case against Frederick Jowers. Justice Pring noted political debate invites harsh criticism but warned against imputing dishonorable motives. The jury awarded one farthing in damages.
At Kensington Racecourse on November 2 laborer Arthur Norman Cawley testified a man named Williams was accused of pocketing money while viewing a race. Williams denied the charge as police noted his suspected link to pickpocketing. Williams was found guilty and sentenced to six months hard labor.
William Curran a dairyman of Epsom Road Waterloo suffered severe scalds after slipping from a vat top and falling into boiling corn meal on Wemtwday afternoon. Fellow workers extricated him and Civil Ambulance rushed him to the Sydney Hospital for treatment by Dr Bolton for burns to head neck shoulder and upper chest.
Three men, James Pantlin and Patrick Beras among them, pleaded guilty at Milson’s Point railway prosecutions for boarding and moving trains. Officials warn against risking injury as railway staff issue fresh instructions to deter such provocations.
Fragmented sale notice from a historical page lists auctions including Barats Balgowias Mealy at Matentar, with Arthur Rickard and Co. revivals Hugbis Beiate Manly. The text is garbled but hints at an auction reminder and a note about bad weather delaying items, with incomplete details on participants and location.
The piece surveys domestic help issues and wages, noting wider social concerns. It cites the Frinch Chamber of Hapaities and mentions a family vote for relief funds alongside a forgery case involving a gentleman.
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