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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1907
Page
5
A fragmented entry notes a menace linked to an event or incident involving Mat and Venton Ire. It references USEO and a sequence of actions at a Twit synthesis point, with unclear details but hints at a coercive or dangerous situation.
A garbled OCR segment presents uneven letters and partial words. It yields no clear event, names, or locations. The readable fragments suggest nothing definite beyond a confused note or header.
A weather affected Sydney match featured South Australia and New South Wales. NSW batted first, a slow start but strong middle with Kelloway, Dolling and Whiddon taking key wickets. South Australia replied heavy with Whiddon and Hopkins leading bowlers, final scores and fall of wickets detailed.
Testimony details a dispute involving the Coal Jumpers and Wharf Laborers unions. Denis M Carsby accuses Norton of theft and blackmail while William Masry testifies as former president. A 19 April resolution urged accepting employment from the Colliery Owners Association during the lockout period.
The court appointed to deal with liquor licenses in Alexandria Annandale Bolan Camperdown and Darlinghurst held a formal hearing presided by Judge Backhoes. The President noted proceedings would be purely formal and details were reviewed to determine which licenses remained in existence as of September 2. A list showed hotels and wine licenses with counts for each area before the court adjourned to tomorrow.
The new City Coroner's Court led by George North drew complaints from press representatives and legal professionals over inadequate accommodation and a poorly designed press desk. Noise from passing trams hindered witness hearing, prompting the coroner to call the court a mistake and noting inexperience with the facility.
An inquest into the death of Charles Beuerson a quartermaster on the BMS Oroya at Sydney Hospital November 30 after a sirens tow injuries continued before Acting City Coroner Stephen Murphy with suspects Henry James Percival Frederick Sewell Job Whiffin John Nedeo Alfred Stephens and Samuel Smith in custody. After testimony Mr Murphy said more evidence needed and returned a verdict of manslaughter against Samuel Smith committing him for trial at the next Criminal Court on March 8.
Woodcutters in Lucknow went on strike due to insufficient aid. Mining work is practically suspended or crippled as ore cannot be hauled to the surface for crushing because wood is scarce for crushers and transport.
Turbulent weather reports from Araney Observatory and surrounding districts describe showers and variable winds, with measurements listing high temperatures and rainfall across multiple towns. An embezzlement case at Redfern Pollen Court results in a £10 fine for Victor Greenlees, a milk carter. An advertisement mentions a new dairy lunch service from the pit to Middle Harbor head, meeting passengers at Killarney picnic grounds.
In a divorce action by Sarah Ann Doyle formerly Gras against Brishane James Doyle for adultery and desertion, the court rejected a postponement bid, ruled on jurisdiction, and proceeded with hearing. Respondent’s counsel contested jurisdiction while noting prior association with a theatrical company. judge maintained primary claim and set trial date after determining jurisdiction.
In a divorce case Pathierine Bruwar formerly Albach seeks dissolution from Victor Browne on desertion grounds. The petitioner requests amendment via attorney Gruakoenneus and seeks to amend the petition while the court warns. The judge rescinds a prior order and allows the amendment on the ground of decree irregularity and lack of support.
A court delayed for 14 years in a divorce action arising from Esther Maria Kelly and Sydney Burne. The judge ruled in favor of the petitioner but dismissed the petition due to the prolonged delay, finding no prompt justice. The case highlights extended lags in matrimonial proceedings and the impact on outcomes.
The judge delivered a decree nisi for relief from desertion and drunkenness. The decision favored the petitioner on want of frankness and neglect, with a decree to be returned in six months. James M’Ewat granted a divorce from Welch Baily Allan Gordos M’Ewat on ground of desertion, with decree returnable in six months.
Tuesday at the Lismore foundry, Jonu Scully was struck by a burst emery wheel while operating a sheet. He suffered a facial fracture and jaw injury and was taken to hospital in serious condition. Guard Townley also injured, with Wound on the bowl and head fracture. another worker Bentely rendered unconscious.
The dated notes describe late shipping arrivals and departures, including vessel names such as Canvey, Dervies, Tarrawone, and Pyrmont. It lists ports like Ferrie Hay, Sommaniation, Copemiaugen, and Darwin. Passenger counts, salvage operations, and cargo details appear, with references to weather, delays, and passenger lists.
The British barquentine Pendle Hill 229 tons commanded by Captain Owens sailed from Sydney this morning with 117000 of hardwood for Wanganui New Zealand. She is dispatched by Mesars E D Pike and Company.
In Lithgow Tuesday afternoon workers from the iron and foundries of Wm Sandford gathered at the Town Hall to discuss extending salary terms and resuming work. The crowd heard Mr Sandford’s 2 year employment record and showed sympathy for the late employer as MLA Mr Moonen spoke on the issue while townspeople expressed support for Mr Sandford and the workforce.
BROKEN WILL Tuesday reports lead prices collapsing profits for several mines. At Lewd and Juneion Mines output is cut as wage, tar, and cane costs bite. Development work continues at Block 5 while many workers are laid off. Block 14 milling hasn't resumed and Christmas closings loom. Restart plans uncertain with few mines likely to reopen before year end.
A four member jury in Kot Sydney District Court heard a case where a four year old girl swallowed a halfpenny on November 2 1906. The defendant claimed he removed the coin to avoid harm, while the jury heard of repeated visits and medical treatment. The court denied negligence.
A Planet letter and Evening News report discuss the nearing end of Admiral Sir Harry Rawson’s term as Governor of New South Wales and potential successors. While naval officers are named in speculation, no official candidate or decision has been announced and sources say no information is current.
The event lists horses including Honda and Schemer, with Bow Bells Tuxers Mada among starters. Bettors backed Schemer and Turers at odds around 6 to 10 to 1. winner by three lengths in a fast time. At Redfern Police Court, Thomas Hureest of Waierlo was remanded.
The article details trading in Sydney and London shares with varied gains and losses. It notes sectors like copper and energy, mentions companies such as Broken Hill, Nazery, and Amalgamated, and references dividends and upcoming public exhibitions and visits.
A fragmented 18th century shopping list catalogs menswear and gifts. Items include silk ties, handkerchiefs, shirts, socks, braces, walking sticks, gloves, and cottons with varied colors and descriptions. Prices noted in predecimal pounds, shillings, and pence.
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