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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
8
Obscure memorial list notes the passing of Ward Levan and others with dates in December and January. Duran le kovlug snowy mt and Nip fevinn digiine figure among mourners, with scattered references to family and community names.
The 3 C Williamson Dramatic Company led by Miss Katherine Grey presents the final three nights of the season at Theatre Royal reviving The Lion and the Mouse. Katherine Grey returns to her original role with changes including Wh Ham Tiermonit as John Burkett Ryder and Cyril Mackay as his son Jefferson. The company also plans a Newcastle engagement on Monday date pending confirmation.
Advert reads Longwear and Comfort have made Allaghan ladies' shoes 80 popular. Located near WW Grongest opposite the Royal Hotel, the notice touts the popularity and location for shoppers.
Sydney edition of The Evening Hews reports local news and notices from December 5 1910. Highlights include community events, brief crimes, weather notes, and public notices affecting residents and businesses in the city.
Mr Deakin warns that proposed constitutional amendments far exceed requirements and would destroy federalism. He argues they authorize sweeping power for a central government, risking social and economic upheaval and the loss of state rights. Electors should defend the federation against these changes.
A warning that the public may perceive the government’s proposals as dangerous. The speaker emphasizes the risk of an overwhelming negative response, suggesting a potential political backlash and strained policy reception.
A new book on autograph collecting argues priceless documents are often misused or stolen. It notes items like a 14th century Passion Tetsere and Maga Chari scrapbooks turned into drumheads, with collectors urging caution and authentication amid rising demand and unrewarding returns.
The article disputes federal planning for an expanded Jervis Bay area and criticizes proposed spending on the Federal Capital. It questions NSW views on federal funds and argues Parliament should spend as needed to ensure adequate justice for the capital, regardless of state opinions.
The piece argues for simplified voting and mail ballots to boost turnout, suggesting a daily vote could become routine. It critiques apathy and envisions rapid parliamentary voting methods, warning against imposture and urging practical reforms.
Victorian Labor member Mr Plain predicts rail nationalisation will end private employment as workers gain power under state control. He forecasts a future where labor bosses command and nonunionists work under stationmasters, workers refuse orders, and liberty means work under Labor authority, with farmers bearing the costs.
Australians and South Africa prepare for a three test series starting at the Sydney venue with Australia fielding stars Trumper Armstong and Carrini while Cotter aims to steady bowling and captaincy as the tourists seek victory in a newly revived classic clash.
A court hearing in Otarher heard testimony from Mr Justine Ray and a jury about a disturbance during a Balmain election meeting. The defense argued the accused acted under political pressure while a mob pressed for reform, and the jury debated the defendant’s intent amid chaotic remarks and accusations of wrongdoing.
The Government Analyst failed to find any trace of poison in the stomach of Teresa Delany, the young woman who died suddenly at Peddington on November 4. An inquest is expected to be held.
The text chronicles disjointed notes from a Bowling jury, naming officials and observers, describing procedures, and raising questions about compensation, abstentions, and procedural conduct. It highlights debates over authority, duties, and potential irregularities within the case record.
An unsettled campaign for Lord Mayor of Sydney features competing factions and unclear outcomes. Key figures include Abbas Abie Tarte and Laine Mullin while election logistics, security, and policy promises dominate front pages.
Fragmented OCR report notes a railway station garden area with unclear placenames and event references. The text lists stations and people in a jumbled sequence, mentioning timelines and various numbers that appear to be measurements or counts without coherent context.
The Papsoul steamer left Melbourne for Nagasaki, Japan, with a rough passage noted for torn plates and fuel issues. Despite damage and strong waves, the voyage completed and the vessel opened to the public after repairs and communications restored.
Mr H L Barna an accountant with the Bank of New South Wales Dubbo has been appointed manager of the branch at Narroniine in a recent organizational change.
A historical notice outlines bankruptcy proceedings for W Scott Pell. The document details creditor claims, assets, and court actions, with references to trustees, committees, and legal steps toward discharge. It notes involvement of named individuals and the formal process before final resolution.
Race weights listed for Saturday at Ascot with horses and riders. The readable text confirms main entries and assigned weights though some names appear garbled. Further verification needed for complete pairings and exact numbers.
The readable fragments mention multiple personal names such as Mary Beeld and Jane D Mile, various places like Athens and Erie, and scattered phrases about towns, lands, and farms. The content appears as an OCR garble with no cohesive story, listing individuals, locales, and possible legal or property notes in a jumbled sequence.
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