Lindfield Fatality Inquest Reports Decapitation Of Mail Carrier
An inquest at the Lidyll Hotel in Gearpost North examined the death of Michael Joseph McCarthy, a letter carrier decapitated along the railway between Roseville and Lindfield on Saturday. Witnesses described delivery routes, proximity to the line, and an unusual whistle event. jury returned an accident verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidyll
Gearpost North
Yeater~ Tuey
Maroner
Michael Joseph M'Carthy
Jen M'Carthy
Marlonaire
St Ives
Ada Archibald
Lindfeld
M'Carthy
Jefers
Wilson Stanley
Milsoo
Roseville
Thodfield
Benjamin Radford
Milton’s Point
Hornsby
Fuard
Frederick Purnell
Arewan
Lindfield
Ropeville
Mlison’s Point
M'Carchy
Bus Drivers Win Concessions After Brief Labor Stand
A brief bus drivers dispute near Crown and Bourke streets ended with drivers securing a one day off every fortnight. After a meeting at Cleveland street yard, Foreman David Bolomony and driver Alfred Manley presented the complaints to Mr. Stewart who granted the demanded concessions. A follow up meeting at Sickson and Cleveland streets praised the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourke
Wall
Buewart
Stewart
Aba
Sickson and
Cleveland
Solomon
O'Hara Divorce Case Details Recite Affair Allegations
The ongoing O'Hara divorce reveals through cross examination that Andrew OFlora sought medical advice for eczema in 1900 and confronted accusations of infidelity. Witnesses describe Davidson's ties to Mrs O'Hara, late evenings at the home, actions near the barn, and multiple sightings around the property over past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew O'Flora
Davidson
John Thompson
Glee
O'Hara
Daviduoo
Ewing's
Mre Hara
Aulsbert Bie
Mrs. O'Hare
Dewison
Wishle
Sway Frou
Kasuga Maru Arrives at Brisbane From Far East
The M C mail steamer Kasugi Mars arrived in Brisbane at 2 am yesterday, departing from Tokyo via several ports. The vessel, under Captain Fraser, left the Japanese port bound for Dodony or Wadaestay, with a reported steady voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C
Brisbane
Toksiase
Firdner
Jepanees
Fraser
Dodony
Wadaestay Morsing
Charters Towers Murder Ends in Execution
Brisbane reports the Charters Towers murder case as David Albert Brown shot director Graham Haygarth after a salary dispute at the Charters Towers Puritee Company. Brown, 70, claimed no memory of the act, spoke loudly at the scaffold, and asked for God’s mercy for his children after a long141.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
David Aletunter
Smurder
Greham
Haygarth
Charters Towers
Hasuarth
Churjere Towers Puritee Company
Brown
Canon Oakley
Srinbane
Sonia
Mystery Propeller Recovered From Johnstone’s Bay Find
Sailors hauled in a large three blade propeller with about 30 fathoms of cable attached from mud near Johnstone’s Bay. The object, likely from a ship’s propeller over a thousand tons, dates back years and may explain a snagged bite as the vessel cast off anchor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstone's Bay
Effervanla
Johnstone
A.S.N. Company
Joburtone’s Bay
Accident injures carter transporting wool at Pyrmont
Charles Rutter a carter living at Redfern employed by Clifford of Pitt Street Nedfern met in an accident at Pyrmont while unloading wool for Messrs John Bridge and Company. As the brake was applied two bales fell striking him on the head fracturing a bone and he was taken to Sydney Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rutter
J Enutatreet
Redfern
Clifford
Pitt-street
Nedfern
Pyrmont
Messrs. John Bridge and Company
Rutter
Civil Ambulance Brigade
Sydney Hospital
This Week's Parliament As Session Nears End
The session should close by the 19th with the Arbitration Bill becoming law and limited further legislation likely. Additional ordinary appropriations and measures such as the Rabbit Bill, Cobar Wilcannia Railway, age pensions amendment, Sydney Mint, scaffolding and lifts, and the Western Division Lands Bill are set for passage or debate before prorogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welk
Cobar
Public Works Tenders Accepted Across Regions
Tenders accepted for road and bridge projects across New South Wales and nearby districts. Contracts include Royds extension on Botante Gardeer, Kew to Rollands Plains routes, Campbelltown to Picton, Amber foot bridge over Umeralla River, and Nepean River suspension bridge works. Various contractors listed with amounts from £15 to £497 13s 4d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallawiay
Coome
Nimitybelle
E Clarke
Cooms
Tentereld
Boosham
P. Sullivan
Deepwater
Woodburn
V. Burin
New Italy
Vimarra
Yeraba
M. Tully
Maclean
Cudgegang
Denison Town
Richard Leoney
Gulgong
Nepean River
Harvey's Crossing
Clyle Engineering Company. Limited
Clyde
Keellangy Creek
Hy. P. Littleproud
North Sydney
Cameron's
Cowra District
A. Mackie
Cowra
Roderick 2
Quinn
Paddiston
The Tailoresses Strike and Hordern Firm Clash
A mass meeting of the Tailoresses Union at the Domain of Sunday explains why the strike against Anthony Hordern and Lone Was was declared. The union leaders attack the Labor Council while defending reinstatement or suitable reemployment for a forewoman from Movers A Hordern and Sons. About 20 workers remain at Hordern's factory, with several others potential hires, and further labour action is anticipated with Wallace and Company and Leichhardt involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallaressea
Taltoresses
Anthony Horter
Lone
Talforesses
Ope Indy
Labor Council
Hordern God Sous
Elmer
Mr Hordern
Hordern
Shad
Eitia
Messrs
Mesars. A. Hor
Dern Sud Sona
Talloresses
Wallace
Alleged Incendiary Fire at Cutlegs Green Hotel
At the Central Palace Court George s s Rae, 36, of Deter, faced a charge of maliciously setting fire to the Cutlegs Green Hotel on Bankstreet, Chippenville. The suspect allegedly started a blaze on the 6th instant in a room, escaped through a window with the door barred behind him, and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Palace Court
Georgess'Rae
W Deter
Dweiling House
Cutlegs Green
Bankstreet
Chippemille
Torember
Nell Perry
Livensee
Ths
Uns
Ode
Dave
Royal Commission on Education Delegation Planned
Government plans a Royal Commission to study continental and English educational customs. The delegation, likely three to five Public Instruction officials, may visit early next year. Mr Carruthers’s deputation, discussed for weeks, will be considered this afternoon with focus on including non officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Continent
England
Public Instruction Department
Carruthers
False Alarm Sparks Lively Night In Argyle Street District
Residents along Argyle and Gloucester streets endured a rowdy Sunday night as a gang of youths caused disturbances then falsely alerted Ocean Wave Hotel of a fire at 2 p.m. Fire crews rushed to Circwar Quay, only to discover the alarm was a prank. Two young men faced one month’s imprisonment for using coarse language in Argyle Street on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle and
Gloucester Streets
Ocean Wave Hotel
Gloucester-street
Tora
Pire Brigade
Circwar Quay
Ocean Wave
Bremen
Moeildy
Jem
Norton Illness Grants Brisbane Hope Of Recovery
A telegram from Brisbane reported to Sydney yesterday that Mr Norton M L A was improving and that the voters had favorable hopes of his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Brisbane
Norton
M.L.A
Rgctors
Fugitive Offenders Act Remand for Wolfe Upheld
In chambers before Mr Justice Cohen an application by Charles Wolfe to set aside remand under the Fugitive Offenders Act was refused. Police evidence tied Wolfe to a £10 theft. the judge found the offence not trivial and remanded Wolfe to Melbourne custody to answer the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambere
Justice Co‘hen
Chas Wolfe
Melbourn
Smithers
Wolfe
Melbourne
H.M.S. Archer Returns to Port Jackson From New Zealand
H.M.S Archer arrived back at Port Jackson yesterday after a period away at Mountain Farm Cove and a voyage from New Zealand. The vessel's passage ended with its return to home waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Archer
Port Jackson
New Zealand
Shooting in Hay Street Ends in Chest Wound and Arrests
Two young men were held at Central Police Station after a Sunday evening shooting near Hay Street and Matthew Street. One youth was treated for a chest wound at a hospital. Accused trio allegedly quarreled with a watchman before a revolver discharged. Police linked the incident to a group including David Trans. Names and ages of companions noted. case proceeding in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certral
Po- Nee
Glaey
David H
Matthew
Toung
Ui Mates
John Stretford
Edward Johnston
Cable Messages Intercepted in Far East Exchanges
Fragmented OCR note describes interrupted cable communications. Mentions Pootmaster-General, Bhanghal Poochow Shenghal Amay, and messages for Hong Kong North Chine Japanere. Cables forwarded by Poochow then Chidese lines posted from Feochow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkoos
North
Steamer Omba Ordered to Newcastle After Cape Otway Call
The Omba, sailing from Southfrien, arrived at Cape Otway yesterday and received orders to proceed to Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Omba
Southfrien
Cape Otway
Vie) Yemerday
NSW flour quality sparks tension between country mills and Sydney bakers
A long analysis of New South Wales flour types and milling practices shows country mills pushing for locally grown wheat blends to compete with imported Manitoba and Duluth flours. Sydney bakers favor blends like Manitoba and Hungarian nour for strength and color, with price gaps and tariff impacts shaping tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheery
Matenpalitan
Zoumby Caillet Chen
Bydney
Sonnkry
Sydney
N.s.w
Australia
Manitoba
Ekille
N.sw
Nsw
Melbourne
Wimmera
Goulburn Valley
Musier
Fort Adelaide
Bandeo
Weat Sind
Tasmania
N.8
London
Carcore
America
Europe
Cme
Baw
New York
Chiis
Boala
Orions
Prieat-Pacifc Company
Foley Brothers
Beres
Farmers’ Co-operative Company
Berrima District
D. Anderyon
N.E.W
Geminum
Mall Way
Emedl
Te ‘Bizaw
Derrick
Goed
Twmmanian
Ceteu Hay
Ged Quality
Indaytor
Fruit Market Prices and Seasonal Harvest Notes
Market report lists fruit and produce prices with quantities and case figures. Notes on citrus, apples, oranges, grapes, melons, and berries, with regional references to Cumberland and Queensland markets and cooperative movement signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grewia
Minaye Rociain
Ibn Prewar
Ubo
Sydney
Queensland
Nia
Bill-Cave
Italian Death Reveals Manly Crime Case Shocks Town
A chaotic OCR fragment depicts a death near Manly and references a police case involving a foreign suspect. The text mentions an Italian victim, a hospital, and unclear details about investigators and money. The damaged report suggests a mystery tied to local crime and official actions.
Mountain News From NSW: Rail, Industry, and Local Losses
Mountain districts report rail improvements and industrial activity, with Kaipomba Railways Station set for changes. The story notes a rise in orders for resting stacks, iron works output, and regional economic concerns, including a prominent obituary and a summary of income figures for local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katoomba Morday
Vickers
Laa Ls
AC MacLaren
Bugilah Elevee
Ajoying
Katoomba
Chricstone
Kaipomba Raileay
Kebibark
John Colley
Caley
Unclear Market Ledger Shows Broad WA Shares Activity
Fragmented OCR shows a chaotic market page with mentions of shares, buyers and various cities including Melbourne. It lists numerous company names, figures, and prices in a dense, unreadable block. The readable core notes trading activity and diverse entities across multiple locations, implying a wide market sweep with uncertain specifics.
Loss of Produce on the Railways Described and Questioned
A historically oblique report discusses railway grain and produce losses, noting disputes with a seller and referencing a legal or formal inquiry. The text names parties such as traders, purchasers, and local associates, with mentions of a dramatic transport incident and a procedural deadline.
Fragmented Shipping Notice Mix of Names and Phrases
A garbled OCR passage outlines shipping and rental references, names like Derek Pests and Mr. Barling, and scattered terms such as Poland and Fremite. The text lacks coherent structure, making it difficult to extract a clear event or outcome. It reads as a scrambled composite of notices and dialogue fragments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
O’hara
Fiwi Copba
Prizinlioe
Law Just Reo
Sriney
Meers Lever Brothers
Fiji
Carter
Royal Commission ON
MR. Norton
H.M.S. Archer
Hay-Street
Ford
Priae
Sushet
Chpeee
Botella
Sven
Womtald
Bes Baron
Bedalle
Sider
Iid
Bia
B. Eid
Amerwan
Palma
Humter
Brighton Globes
Basler
Beabal
Bugnah River Ducks
Mascary Drake
Jedd
Gobbiers
Ewiniatowa
Manly
Enquest
Connerion
Polre
Manly AL
Taocuor
Dently
Omar Fairy
Momag
Paleat
Sesnand
Laver Ereiners
Taco
Yildal Pryort
Kington
Laudim Breck Exchange
Iexiee
Wold Werip
Toch
Betlee
Ives
Eame Perseverates
Oropa
Great Bowlder
I. MeiGie—aeribers Itera
Central
Nba
Trameiry Boyka Clade Saalty
Agehalde
Columbus
Maraledda
Lie
Faken Neend
Syasey
Miessere
Brad BK
Dad
Gebbel
Peretben
Faala
Asarrallay
Lataine Owen
Chesezishebd
Uy Beara
Fisk Tver
Teyorth
Morgan
Joer
Grew Boulder
Citta
Welinree
Aevil
Tee
Bonin Balgielie Ute
Samb jLassens
Ais sCuke
Badew
Aaley
Marguert
Bae
Salva de Sf
Marearée Central
Sven Oeldnd Meuxion
Ila
Tomlale
Ted
Dendey
Glatceite Leer Aauer Oor
Ipbld
Gosh
Mborsix Golurk
Stumlay Gris
Robes
Wales
Fioley
Tore Cardin
Bae Ieee
Solna
Poland
Goren Os of
Seares
Ste Amt Allele Syteens
Derek Pests
Mr. Barling
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