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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
3
Helidon Spa Water Po. Ltd of Brisbane and Helidon markets Helidon Spa Water with claims of purity and health benefits. The text references “stimul ating and strengthening” effects on bodily linings and organs, using odd spellings and fragmented wording.
A fragmentary account discusses absinthe in France, its perceived harms and regulation. It notes authorities aim to restrict harmful, low quality spirits while preserving safe liquor, with focus on authentic distillation, lab reports, and market control affecting drinkers and vendors.
The aldermen of what may be called the Reform Corporation of Sydney chose their colleague Dr. Gr fist Mayor marking a new era of municipal control. Dr. Graham, aligned with the reform party, embodies the shift away from outside influence at Town Hall and signals sweeping changes in the city administration.
The new mayor, an experienced alderman and reform advocate, has shown strong parliamentary credentials and knowledge of municipal needs. He brings practical leadership during a difficult period and readiness to pursue progress for public safety, health, and utility in city governance.
A proposed 10000 child display in Centennial Park for the Governor General’s visit faces crowding and congestion risks. Authorities warn barricades, special tram needs, and safe passage for children. postponement is suggested if crowd control cannot be ensured.
A boy about 12 or 13 was struck by a motor tram No 17 bound for Bondi Beath near Oxford Street. He died at Sydney Hospital after severe head and body injuries. Coroner to hold inquest this afternoon at the morgue.
Colonial notes report a Commonwealth celebration at Gunning featuring a pirate event for children in the park on January 26. Nearby, Lyne Ministry guests are to be invited to Grafton for the turning of the first sod on the Grafton Casino railway. Weather in the colony is warm with fresh south to south-westerly winds along the coast. A gale is reported from Gabo.
The Coningham divorce hearing continued with Justice Bimpeon addressing the jury on the Catholic Church absolution issue and the credibility of witnesses. He warned against assuming perjury by Catholics, urged careful evaluation of Langton and Taylor testimonies, and noted the crowd’s growing interest outside the courtroom as the panel prepared to decide the verdict.
Advertisements list auctions at 637 Broadway Glebe by J Brown and Company for furniture at Newtown Markets with percentages, building materials options, and passengers including notable figures like Hon Rupert Carrington. Reports mention the R.M.B. Ormua reaching Premancie Western Australia, possible docking delays for ships, and a Melbourne voyage awaiting repairs near the Prince Alfred Greving Dock. Afternoon excursions noted.
All caps garbled report from London notes confusion over Commander de Wettas changing course. Mentions potential maneuver toward tactical objectives and suggests shifting operations in the Boer War theater. Reading level remains uncertain due to damaged text.
London dispatch reports fighting in the Orange River Colony near Helvetia as Boer forces under De Wet engage Knox. The British army presses a move, with updates on strength and progress appearing in yesterday’s latest bulletin.
London a dispatch reports thirteen British troops captured at Barvertos were released today aged 125 pm. The message notes the prisoners were prisoners of war and are now free.
A fragmented London telegraph item notes a conflict involving a commuter at Alkmaar and travel disruption near 19 miles, with references to Neteprwit and Preuria. Barberton is mentioned as an unus element amid unclear details.
German government halts delivery of guns to England amid wartime pressures. The Enrhard Oninance Manufecturing Compasp of Dusseldorf reportedly ships 15 battalions of quick-Hiring Ewen and 50 ammunition wagons to British South Africa Company as a substitute, with ongoing strategic moves affecting supply lines.
A garbled excerpt hints at an Anglo-Portuguese agreement involving Delavoa Bay, with references to a single umgal and postraling the ealiway and Abed England. The readable lines suggest diplomatic or colonial terms, but the fragmentation leaves the exact action unclear and names distorted.
A fragmented wartime dispatch notes Australians departing Caprown for a royal visit to England. The report mentions departure details at London and timing around 6:55 pm, with uncertain references to the Orient and astimrelians.
London reports indicate Kruger sought clarification from officials on policy moves involving retraining or reallocation of resources. Fragmentary dispatches mention Dre Rewefors and the Nederlande Presser with references to a unified stance among Great Powers on restraint and arbitration.
London reports a cryptic dispatch dated December 16 stating the Czar's envoy urges Britain to accept terms amid tense diplomacy. The wording is garbled but indicates imminent negotiations and potential shifts in policy.
A garbled wartime text fragment references Germany and Britain, mentioning figures and events such as Wilson, Bulow, and Jameson. The reader is left with incomplete phrases about German actions, propaganda, and reactions to Allied pressures in a climactic era prior to and during the Great War, with emphasis on political stances and public sentiment.
A cable details Private Jamey M Carimie of the Veverian Bushuen's Cascingen dying from a fever while in Africa. The report comes from Meldourne via Pridey-A channel and cites Rustewirers as the location of the death.
The article discusses colonial tension and draft issues amid World War I effects. References to officials such as the Queen and Prime Minister appear alongside notes on manpower, transport, and medical boards. It notes soldiers in the Fourth Contingent may return after a long service period, with continued calls for duty.
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Readable fragments describe South African mall shopping plans and trade activity amid uncertain development. Mentions include developers, export duties, and varied project ambitions, with references to several unnamed firms, locations, and dates. The garbled text suggests a broad report on retail and economic activity in the region.
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