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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1900
Page
6
London dispatch reports Major Osbuene's patrol toward Blulitex Nova Scotia and Ramranan ef Seer involved in ongoing actions. Sources note timing around December 21 with references to prior reports and commander duties amid the conflict.
The joint note from Powers and China outlines demands for arbitration and adjustments to the Allied group. It notes punishment for violations and hints at penalties, with a focus on China’s power and the need for decisive action at the Dep teitatm Mamanre.
United States Senate votes 15 to 2 to adopt a resolution related to the Nicaragua Canal project and amending the Clayton BoU. The measure includes removal of certain articles and notification provisions concerning the Twenty Fourth rather than a broader treaty. London reports a powerful Senate majority aligns with railway interests and opposes the canal treaty.
France reports a deputy detained after alleged reference to a secret telegram purporting to be sent by colonel Behwarskorgen to the Talat military minister. Commandant Culynlic and others face questioning amid the Anexty Bill discussion.
London December 21 The Colsie West Australia Proprietary Coal Mining Company shares have transacted. The capital is £20,000 with a purchase setup of cash 25 pounds and the balance to be provided later.
The article details the arrival of the Indian Contingent on the Dalhousie, listing the diverse regiments and units aboard including cavalry and infantry of the Queen's Own, Bengal, Bombay, Gurkhas, and others. It notes the accompanying servants, transport ships, and the command staff, with arrival at the inlet Company's wharf and at Acted.
Report on subsidence and corrosion linked to water supply works near Coonamble. Investigators describe a bore depth reaching 1508 feet with a faulty method that caused surface washout. Officials review cement lining, pipe integrity, and tunnel conditions with Engineer guidance from Fitzroy Duckyard.
Visiting Premiers Sir George Turner and Mr Holder arrived in Sydney to push formation of a Federal Administration. Talks at William Lyne's office followed a luncheon as speculation swirled over cabinet offers, resignations, and potential picks amid a tense political landscape.
The crowd at Circulate Quay blocked the roadway as troops advanced, forcing flankers from the Lancers to push through. British Life Guards and Dragoons stood in ranks amid vociferous cheers while some soldiers expressed bemusement at the crowd and local hospitality in Sydney.
Charlotte Lloyd aged 46 of 41 Marion Street Reuter was taken to Prince Alfred Hospital by Constable Wilson Saturday after ingesting spirits of salts. Her condition was serious prompting admission for treatment.
The ibid market reports a weak close with numerous sales and quotations across firms. Highlights include Broken Hill Proprietary and British blocks with varied bids and prices, extensive listings from Adelaide to Melbourne, and profits and paid statuses noted for several blocks.
The City Council debated safety and capacity of viewing structures for the Commonwealth celebrations. Alderman Thomson moved to rescind the 6 December resolution on temporary structures, urging merit-based permits and clear notices of balcony limits. The press arrangements received government support.
Special trams and trains operated by the Railway Commission era to transport school children to Dulwich, Marrickville, Balmain, and other suburban schools at 7 am. additional services from Balmain and Randwick areas to various schools. After a ceremony, return services begin about 2:30 pm.
A Brisbane telegram from Premier B Lewis of Tasmania confirms sending a contingent to Sydney for the Commonwealth celebrations. Commandant and staff, officers, and noncommissioned ranks will depart Launceston by the Wakanuw steamer on Friday afternoon and arrive in Sydney by December 30.
A special meeting of the Executive Council chaired by Sir Frederick Darley declared December 31 a public holiday for the colony except Cumberland, with January 3 as a Cumberland only holiday. Cumberland will observe certain government days, and banks may follow Saltmondays holiday rules. A youth, Goo Denk ald, suffered heat apoplexy in Newcastle. Thames Dean and James Robinson, harvest hands at Maryborough, fought and a blow killed an opponent during the incident. The residence of Mr. James Henderson near Newcastle was struck by lightning and destroyed, with contents lost and an insured value of about £1000. a £400 policy was up for renewal.
Entries for the Commonwealth Rosehill meeting are due to J Deumeade. Events include Victorien Hurdle, Thomasion Stakes, South Australian Stakes, Queensland Mile, NSW Handicap, Western Welter, with weights and distances. Newcastle Jockey Club New Year program entries also noted and scratches listed.
Saturday trials on the grass featured multiple horses winning by several lengths over five to six furlongs. Names such as Australie, Mirage, Lady Enid, Rockleign, Hisal Girl, Pellasser, Gallina, Nobleust, Hugossend, Azure, Australian Colors, Sag Frantrax, Ornament, Speculation, Jenny Moore, Chippy Nortah, Whiripeo, Water-Color, Boopery, Lord Rudolph, Gameboy, Lola, Melodien Beal and Planum appear in varied performances with times around one minute to just over two minutes for longer races.
Handicap weights declared for Forest Lodge races list horses across events including New Track, Hopetoun, Pacer Handicap, Commonwealth Trot, and Forest Lodge Handicap. Notable entries include The Masher, Amber, Darkie, The Present, Molly Nolin, and Bluey with weights ranging from light to heavy across 4 furlongs and 13 furlongs.
Saturday's event at Bondi Baths drew a sizeable crowd with the Flying Squadron Championship of the Eastern District as the highlight. Competitors from Randwick Coogee Waverley and Suburbs lived up to the card with fast times and showy dives.
Fragmented OCR notes list competitors and placings including W Smith Pure H Alderton and various heat entries and club mentions. The fragment mentions 100 yard inter-cink handicap, heats, and multiple names, but lacks coherent structure or clear outcome.
Saturday cricket results show Waverley and Burwood defeating their rivals by eight runs at Blechgrove. Central Cumberland Glebe and Leichhardt Balmain posted in first innings scores while standout bowlers Howard and Tomeddoy took key wickets. Victoria vs New South Wales series update notes Melbourne holiday, team lineups, and a list of players for both sides.
Saturday events include Prince Alfred Yacht Club ree room for 20h champional. Mentions Weather, Dr Craig Magic, J. O. Sairtex Meteor, J. F. Elliow Johnston's Bayt Satling Club. Sydney Dingsy Clor K-Footers Handicap notes Tom A. 5 Auarews er.
Vicwria Park defeated City at Balmain by 4 points to 57. Balmain defeated Randwick at Tolernhem to 71. Waverey defeated Asburth with the City Green by 30 points to 85. Manly defeated Redfern at Randwick by 11 points to 5. Strathfield defeated St George at Gladsioon Park by 101 points to TF.
The Sydney council met Friday night to discuss Alderman Perry's seat in Cook Ward amid questions on compliance with the Sydney Corporation Act. Alderman M’Elhone pressed for clarity on declarations, and the chair indicated the act’s spirit had been followed. a possible challenge would go to the city solicitor if raised, with no serious issue expected.
A distorted note lists butter imports to London aboard the Orient Royal mail steamer Omras with merchants and box counts from Foley Brothers Parmery Co operative and numerous others. It mentions various companies and quantities and a separate item on a tragedy at Green Grove Geelong about a loaded gun injuring a child, plus a conference report suggestion on postage and water supply issues at Mount Morgan Queensland.
December racing at Warwick Farm featured warm weather and tight finishes. Notable performances included Lemonade and Tri Or contending closely with Willie Riley, Redlight, and Mast among others, while betting favored horses such as Mazzatina and Cordon challenged early leaders. The two year old handicap and other events produced close calls as runners battled for position along the straight and final stretch.
On Friday afternoon the Overseer General read a list of addresses of welcome from various bodies. The speeches were delivered by public figures and officials including the Metropolitan District, the Wales Art Society, United Licensed Victuallers, New South Wales Alliances, and local municipal committees.
Fragmented text describes the Victorian Parliament and a ceremonial calendar with references to notable figures such as the Duke and Duchess of York and Lord and Lady Repercus. The readability is poor and multiple city mentions are obscured by OCR errors.
The Works Minister outlines tramway expansion plans to stimulate suburb growth. Proposed lines would run along major streets in Brooklyn, connect to Arget Street routes, and link to upriver districts and key riverside nodes. The proposal targets new routes from Masir to Sintasee and features several branchlines and bridge connections.
A fragmented OCR shows a Federal Rifle Match report with garbled phrases. It references a small rifle catch, Tremaine Joint, Vienmiane, and Camerwic. notes confusion over participants, dates, and lines. The piece hints at a celebration or event, with unclear names and places, and questions about a Low-eaua rise.
In Arges a series of fires destroyed a wheat stockpile near St acd Byes and damaged a mill. Investigators indicated the blaze began at the corn storage and spread through the complex, with witnesses noting smoke and embers. Police reported no immediate arrests.
A fragmented report details a parliamentary session with Chief Secretary and Pravilet of Yyyere, discussing revenue and licensing. It mentions copper yields and copper tonnage, a Public Works Committee, and the Poveradiog coast regions. It notes a public sale and restrictions affecting the agricultural industry and transportation contracts.
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