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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1908
Page
8
Brief snippet notes a feature on page five about a Paris event and other late developments. No further details are provided in the readable text.
In smooth water conditions on the river the world championship s results favor Arent over Webb. The favored Webb faced a clear defeat as Arent dominated the race finishing ahead by about ten lengths and delivering a superior performance.
Queensland batted first and tallied 166 with strong One-Day doublets from Crouch and Hartigan. New South Wales chased but fell short as Deane and Mayes restricted runs. the day ended with Queensland preserving a slim lead and the river spectators noting the dramatic pace and weather interference.
Spectators praised Arnst after a tense race noting Sven’s supporters hailed his reveal as beyond trifling. The crowd split between disappointment and awe as Arnst received a grand ovation for a performance many called a marvel.
In Tamworth on Tuesday Frank Kewin a heat eraser in PG Smith and Compans story was arrested after Mrs Marker of Rieti reported a missing bag of money. Kewin allegedly admitted to Sergeant Caldwell that he took the money and hid it in the back yard. He is described as a married man with several children.
A break in at the Warnston home of Mrs T G Vivers near Kempsey occurred last Tuesday afternoon or earlier, with a quantity of jewellery valued at £50 stolen. Police have been notified and are investigating injuries reported.
Mrs Thoms Henderson, a resident of Burra Gurang near Camden Westher Lome, disappeared about a fortnight ago during a visit to Sydney. Her relatives have not heard from her since arrival in the metropolis and have contacted the detective office by Phillip Street. Henderson is about 15 years old and was last seen wearing two dark dresses and a bonnet. She is described as eccentric and prone to speaking about Scotland.
Mails to New Britain German New Guinea Yap Manila Hong Kong and Japan will close tomorrow at the Sydney P O with changes to Auckland and Launceston cutoffs. Bellinger Heads near Rosedale now 7 pm instead of 4 pm. Pik Auckland 2 pm instead of 1 pm. Launceston closes 6 pm tonight.
Two exceptionally heavy catatomies totaling 12287 bales were offered at the Wool Exchange on Gridge Street. Dalgety and Co and Gold Company's offerings led trading with top greasy at 13 1 2d and 21 4d respectively. Good clearances achieved. Disturbances at Penrith church school and a lamp fire reported. Mr L A B Wade returns to Sydney. Justice Street orders winding up of North Sydney Transe Cooperative Society Limited with a liquidator appointed.
Justice Sluysna presides as James Sun Jobson seeks a divorce from Annie Du Chan Sin Jobson formerly Cigger alleging abandonment and assaults after years of marriage started in January 14% in Sydney. The petitioner claims she left after a dispute during a trip to China and Japan and later refused return. the case adjourned for further action.
Margaret Quinn formerly Stevenenm petitions for divorce from John Quine on desertion grounds. She states they married in March 1888 in Brisbane per Roman Catholic records, then moved to Sydney from Queensland. She alleges he turned her and the children out of doors and last saw him in March 1905. Decree nisi granted with absolute move.
Tragic report from Melbourne states Mrs. Robert Scott 25 manager of the Spring Gully Dredge was found dead in Sprime Gully Creek Fryeretown. Her husband is arrested on murder charges. A 1-year-old daughter testified seeing her father strike her mother and witnesses recall a shot heard while a rowing boat approached. An inquest will be held.
In Auburn a murder libel case resumes with testimony from William Jackson and Sophia Jackson supporting the alleged libel statements. The defense contends the plaintiff seeks damages without reputational injury, urging the jury toward a verdict for one farthing.
Henry Lovell a cartman residing at Wall's Lane Marstiett was killed at Balmain this morning while trying to stop a bolting horse. He was unloading goods at Wood and Company's establishments in Darling Street when the horse reared and Bolted. Lovell pursued the reins and was struck by the wheel and run over. He was taken to Balmain District Hospital with internal injuries and died within hours of admission.
Shipping notices list arrivals from New South Wales and New Zealand ports with captains and companies including EM, Neville, and Langley Brothers, detailing vessels from Manning River, Tweed River, and Hobart. Departures note cycles for Newcastle fiver and Clarence River routes, with multiple agents and companies involved.
The report notes strong winds and heavy rain in the western region with coastal and urban concerns. It mentions a town clerk appointment pending examination after four applications were received for the post.
In a continuing session the Legislative Assembly debates mineral wealth development for New South Wales. Mr Mercer questions expenditure on opening mineral fields and Mr Touch notes the extensive mineral resources, urging practical support for mining and battery services amid concerns over costs and policy.
The item lists a crowded array of copper and zinc trades, buyers and sellers, across London and Melbourne exchanges with prices, parities, and lots. It notes weaker tones for some copper lines and details numerous named buyers such as Mount Eljoth, Lyell, and Great Boulder with varied bids and sales across multiple firms.
In Armidale on Tuesday local reports claim Captain Cartes of the Carter Brothers line at Linton and Ermira Street has been advanced to rear admiral on the retired list.
An unclear OCR fragment references an Armidale murder with scattered proper nouns and phrases including Armot King and Parramealta. The text mentions custody, a press figure, and a person named Leary, but the overall event details are garbled and not coherent.
Fragmentary text mentions Emints, Tob Lary, 1% memo, and various garbled names. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable. Unable to determine a specific news item, date, or location from the readable material.
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