Lift Well Tragedy Kills Theodore T. Clark in Sydney Firm
Theodore Anthony Clark, director at Marcus Clark and Company Limited, died after a lift well door gave way at the Orm's premises near Central Railway Station. He fell to the basement, died of a skull fracture. Clark, 42, lived in Marrickville with his wife and six children. His death ends a 26-year Sydney business career alongside Marcus Clark, Reginald M. Clark, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Anthony Clark
Marcus Clark and Company. Limited
Orm
Treet
Luton
Lfe
Clark
Uft
Lis
Mr. Clark
Xroun
M. Dale
T. Coolahan
Sydney Hospital
Theodore Clark
Tlawarra Road
Marrickville
Liverpool
Eveland
Marcus Clark
Theodore
Mr. Theodore
bin Beother
Air. Airey
Reginald M. Clark
RESCHS BREWERY HOSTS COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS VISIT
About 260 members of the Commercial Travellers Association visited Resch and Company’s Dowling street brewery in Redfern. Edwin Rusch jun, Arnold Rexch, and manager Alvares welcomed guests. brewery tour and brewing talk followed by supper. Attendees included Senator Neild and association officers. a £50 donation was announced for the association’s new Castlereagh street premises.
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Commercial Travellers' Association
Reech's
Dowling Street
Redfern
Netid
Edwin Rusch
Arnolf Resch
J. Alvarvs
R. Armstrong
Arnold Rexch
Edwin Resch
Senator Neild
R. Cooke
Dew
Commercial ‘Travelers’ Association
John Wallace
W. Walzh
Commercial ‘Travellers’ Association
Alvares
Messen Resch and Company
Wallace
Messrs. Resch and Company, Limited
Resch and Company
Fim
Str. Cooke
Resen’s
Arnold Resch
America
Alvates
New South Wales
Supoteon Buonaparte
Mr. Alvares
Messrs
Castlereagh-street
Sydney
Girls Entertained by Tobacco Firms at Cinematograph Event
About 400 workers at Messis W D and H D Wills and the British Austra as ian Tobacco Company attended a Monday evening cinema show in the girls dining hall. A concert featured Miss Josie Brown Miss Maggie Clark and Miss Burke with recitations by Miss E Brown and Miss Larking. George Faust and G N Sutton helped organize and perform. Weather reduced turnout but nearly 200 of 400 attended.
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Bacco
Messis. W. MD
H. D
Josie Brown
Maggie Clark
Burke Same
E. Brown
Larking
George Faust
G. N. Sutton
Britten-Australasian Tobacco Company
America
Firma
Messrs. Wills
The Economical Postal Department Pole Removal Request
The council notified the Postmaster-General that a pole at the entrance to a lane on Crestsut Street should be moved. The reply said the pole, erected in 1902 before land subdivision, was the council’s fault and the department should bear the £16 cost. The council ordered the clerk to demand removal at the department’s expense, since they did not place it there.
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Postmaster-General’s Department
Crestsut Street
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital staff appointments
A conjoint board meeting announced appointments for medical officers at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Appointments include Hon. physi cian Dr R Scott Skirving, Dr E T Thring, Hon. pathological chemist Dr H G Chapman, assistant pathologists Drs J E V Barling and K F Litchfield, chief resident Dr J H M Kelvey, and resident radiographer Dr H Pridham, with several resident medical officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
R. Scott-Skirving
E. T. Thring
H. G. Chapman
J. E. V. Barling
K. F. Litchfield
J. H. M.kelvey
H. ©. Pridham
Kenneth Smith
H. H. Parkinson
H. Bullock
J. W. V. Hoots
J. F. Fahy
B. J. Goen
W. J
King Bee Supports Summer Cup Amid Fine Racing News
The report notes King Bee's continued support in the Summer Cup and mentions rival entries Kerenaud Duma San Piteroy Rocklight Florance, plus Peru's split and ownership links to Melbourne agents for KR Baldock and Gardondhay Khai. It covers race meeting registrations, trainer anxieties over dry tracks, and an accident at Boundwick where Dowitinestown fell and was hospitalized.
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King Bee
Sir Aymer
Kerenaud
Duma
San Piteroy
Rocklight
Florance
Peru
Ren
Todin
Mesars, Adama, Streetle
Mooitan
W.R.C
Horkes
Urana JC
Hednon J
Miltos Piper
Sydney
Pollux
Boundwick
Australian Rugby Union Draw With Abertillery in London
Our London correspondent reports the Australian Rugby Union team played to a 8 point draw with Abertillery. The first half was fast and open with no scoring. In the second half both sides pressed but failed to score until Carmichael converted a penalty near the touchline and Abertillery then secured a clever try as ten thousand spectators watched on heavy muddy ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Abertillery
Mery
Hyl
Abertinery
Carmichal
Manly Club Finishes Weeke's Trophy Rifle Shoot
The Manly Club completed the Weeke's Trophy event with top shooters Woolland, Wage, Gose, Koapes, and Peterkin posting scores across distance rounds. Lieutenant Whingeld and Captain Badmington contributed notable totals, while Wombey Franklin Goldsbrough and Wombey scored varied marks in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly
Woolland
B. ‘Wage
J. Gose
R. Koapes
E. Woolland
W. D. ‘Peterkin
Whingeld
Badmington
R. Wombey
L. Franklin
J. W. Goldsbrough
C.wombey
Lindrum Leads Billiards Session at Queen's Hall
A large crowd at Queen's Hall Pittshort watched Lindrum and Gray in a billiards session. Lindrum led with a 700 score and unfinished break of 36, continuing to 108, then totaling 1080. He followed with 80 6 22 30 74 58 194 79 and 76 unfinished. Gray started with a 4000 head start and posted 24 45 31 46 and 28 before time ended. Final: Lindrum 1400 Gray 4638.
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Queen's Hall
Pittshort
Lindrum
Gray
NSW Cricket Notes From Saturday and Wednesday Matches
Details of a Saturday NSW first class cricket match with St Manly players and a Wednesday second grade XI including William Taylor Smith Moore and others. Also reports draws Campbell Town vs Picton, junior NSW selection changes, Combined Juniors matches versus Victoria, Wyalong Gold Field fixtures, and names of umpires and umpires for upcoming interstate junior games.
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St Manly
NSW
Sports Union
B. William
University
R. ‘Taylor
Petersham
W. Smith
F. Moore
Mosman
W. Chapman
Supers
North Sydney
Graham
Patdington
Christie
Giebe
M'Lachlan
Sydney
Tye
Midgle Harbor
Keys
Mriead
Leichhardt
Ump
Messrs
Collins and
Wale Lave
Campbelltown
Picton
Luglags
A. G. Payton
H. J. Payton
W. D. Merewether
PE. Payton
E. Baxter
H. M'Innes
Gillard
H. J. Merewether
L. F. Merewether
Picton Hilder
Parry
Crispo
St. George
Victoria
Wyalong Gold Field
isAnainat Victoria
Waverley Oval
T. H Comber Laptain
C -Bow
Western Suburbs G.A
H. Stipway
Moore Park C.A
J. Fare
St. George C.A
J. Noried
Western Suburbs
C.A
Brainwood
Northern Suburbs C.A
Rushcutter's Bay Oval
P. Vaughan
T. Andrews
L. Heyton
Western Suburbs C.A
F. Smith
J. Hodgson
J. Lynch
Moore Park CA
BE. Ryall
Easters Suburbs C.A
W. Brogden
Western Suburbs Churches
H. Evans
Metropolitan Churches
T. Well
Cenutennial Park C.A
W. Burke
Northern
Suburbs C.A
L. Harvey
Return of Morley Johnson to Sydney on Wereiah
Mr Morley Johnson of the firm Masier édnson Limited has been abroad in Europe for eight months seeking medical treatment and returns to Sydney on the steamer Wereiah expected to arrive tomorrow. Mr Jatineen Papuris both lost and benefited by the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley Johnson
Trm
Masier Édnson
Licsited
Europe
Sydney
Wereiah
Jatineen Papuris
European and Colonial News Roundup in Brief
A London shareholders meeting approves raising capital by new 10 pound shares and reallocates dividends. Nyassa land concessions court case nears appeal. Natal unrest grows with Zulu patrols after regulation enforcement. Carnegie backs steel trust limits as Liberals push policy changes. Speech from the Throne notes diplomacy, Balkan affairs, India measures, and imperial visits. Royal commission to study elected representation. Parliament prorogued with long throne speech detailing international ties and domestic reforms.
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Lieyt George
Fehoalier
Liverpool
House of Loris
Lord Lansdowne
Richart Cavendish
W. Pember Reeves
Lord Loreburn
Lor Mhancellor
James Lowther
House of Commons
President Fallieres
Sweden
London
United States
North Sea
Balkans
India
Prince of Wales
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
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LID
Sydwez
Ateay
Vallar Amd
QL Ria
F. J. Palmer & Son
Merchant Tailors and Outfitters
Pitt and
Park Streets
George Street
Haymarket
Light and Dare
Towns and CO. Agenta
Harbettle, Alsep, and Co
Eveline Younevters & Treat
Keene's
Theatre Royal
NA Land
Svasan
MR. T. A. Clark
Resch’s Brewery
THE
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Nestle
WILK
Johnson
Burke
Maclurcan
Cabin
Sporting
England
Cricket
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Ork
Dalgety and Company
Uoleviy
Wader
Mir
ET. Wotat
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Uae
Omar Ing
Nyassa
Wilredintike Lo
Nyasea Corporation
Marke Mfinunderel
John Seear
TF Rawwsen
Tay
Wilwe
House of Lords
Wule Usreet
Mjemhalwane
Zaki Etiet
Sicsitehili
Natal
Unler Bubula
Tonkim
Dering
Sidisovo
Andrew Carnegie
Washington
Sitios
Stein
Germany
Carnegie
J. Juleff & Son
Redfern Store
Wells-Street
Tlah Rhine
Eamperses
Taullwat
Ounmore Shear
Castlereagh
Weaswoway
Rile Nroken Ham
Boek Mb
Neesa Moke
South Brakes
Tale
Rhem
Credi
Jewellers
Pinas Linallims
Curcalus
Uraerr
Menery Millicery Defence Floweos
Oreamants
S. J. Hale and Co., Ltd
Long Credit House Furnishers
Market-Street
Clarente
Aale
Mom
Tong Tisch
Arthur Rickard and CO. Ltd
Pitt Street
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