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Fragmented birth, marriage, and death notices recall Orphaned lines. Aged relatives, late December dates, and family names appear in damaged text with memories from Hulon, Mary Baggett, Mary Malin, and Ann Malin.
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
9
Fragmented birth, marriage, and death notices recall Orphaned lines. Aged relatives, late December dates, and family names appear in damaged text with memories from Hulon, Mary Baggett, Mary Malin, and Ann Malin.
In loving memory of Sarah Ann Malin who departed life in December with several inserts by daughters and sons in law including Tile Alfred Berwick, Gertie Frederick Rebb, Anetta, and others. Also notices for Lewis Nathan and Aunice Wilson with dates and family pleas.
The fragmentary item notes the Thursday issue of The Evening News published on a December day in 1908, with unreadable pages and partial text. It presents no clear event, names, or places beyond the paper's title and date.
The article critiques how figures like Hughes frame opposition to a coalition, arguing party lines blur on issues such as compulsory service and the seal question. It contends Labor altered fiscal stance for solidarity, suggests Australia remains committed to some form of protection, and questions the moral weight of political maneuvers.
The piece critiques party cohesion under Deakin and Hughes, explores potential for a united opposition, and mocks factions amid federation era tensions. ItReferences Tweedle, Deakin and Fisher, Labour comparisons, and ends with humorous notes on sun worship and Parsee delegates.
Fragmentary text describes modern Zoroastrians mocked as new religious converts in Amariva. It mentions uninitiated believers, a public unveiling by a devotee, and references to worship practices and primitive rites in a diffuse, incoherent weather commentary.
A Carcoar man protests slow rail transit from Sydney to markets, arguing fruit ripened en route loses quality, tastes off, and can upset stomachs. He urges the Railway Department to improve handling to reduce losses for growers and higher prices for the public.
A rumor filled dispatch claims Castro weakened by Gomes in the Venezuelan crisis. It suggests Castro’s allies were neutralized and hints at arms deals in Berlin and warship talks. The report notes possible misdirection tying supplies to Venezuela and questions the likelihood of such arms materializing.
A historic report discusses the Cullinan diamond and its immense market value. It notes estimates near four million pounds for the main stone and about half that for the smaller spin-off. The piece questions how much of this value reflects real open-market prices versus theoretical worth. It mentions historical stones like the Koh-i-Noor and the Star of Ringley, weighing up to carats, and muses on how monarchs once used royal wealth to acquire such gems, balancing debt and national prestige.
A string of suburban blazes broke out across Warnerinw Bay Balmiin and Elimbetismns Str towns. The fires damaged a dwelling at 4 Aveiralian Street and near Waverley road but were confined by the fire brigade with minimal loss of life reported. The incident caused property damage including burned curtains and household contents though the overall impact remained limited. The blaze near 6 a clock drew responders from local units who contained the flames before spread.
In Bathurst, severe drought pressures the town’s water supply as the Clarence River from which water is drawn falls below required levels. Municipal officials warn of reduced service, with auxiliary pumps running and town consumption near 450,000 gallons weekly, urging residents to conserve or risk intermittent supply.
Acting President Gomez reports a plan to kill President Castro involving Senor Cardenas and a regiment led by Castro's brother. Casto denies the charge while Gomez claims thwarted conspiracy and arrests. A disputed document seeks Castro’s impeachment as tensions threaten regional stability.
The article outlines the U S Secret Service duties under the Justice Department, including protection of the President and investigation of currency and counterfeiting crimes. It notes Treasury control and leadership by John R Wilkie while detailing collaboration with LASDAN and FBI. mentions security for President Roosevelt and vigilance over legislators.
Wednesday evening salvage efforts began at dawn as ropes and ladders aided rescuers of the Irada wreck off Cork. The Falveston bound Prata of 71,0 belns rotted by New York to Liverpool ran ashore near Mlem Heed. Five men including the captain perished. others clung to cliffs all night. The loss is insured for over £250,000 with New York and Lloyds companies.
Boxing at Armidale Thursday saw Bill McColl fight Cheney Williams for a purse of £60. McColl dominated Williams from the start and knocked him out in the seventh round at the Town Hall.
London market report notes Wednesday evening pricing for silver bars at 18 Lad per ounce, with sparse quotes and little broader context. Source shows limited readable terms indicating a silver price stand but lacks complete data for a fuller summary.
Public holidays have been proclaimed for the district of Rivh ond and Howlong on Monday January 4 and for the district of Tumberamba on Wednesday January 13. The notice specifies the named districts and dates of holiday observance.
An old advertisement promotes Fisher's Phospherine as a cure for indigestion stomach and liver issues, kidney regulation and muscular rheumatism. It claims influenza tonic effects and urges patrons to visit Swain and Co Booksellers and Stationers at 16 Moore Street for Christos presents and calendars.
Article warns buyers to avoid inferior eucalyptus preparations and praises genuine Sander and Sons Eucalyptus Extract as safe reliable and genuine. It notes recent court testimony and expert authorities supporting the genuine product over counterfeit substitutes.
An Irish testimonial cites Rose's Celebrated Eye Lotion as the remedy for Sandy Blwht and weary eye conditions. The notice claims the product has no equal and promotes Rose and Co. as proprietors and manufacturers at George Street, Anktar, offering other cosmetic preparations.
Peak's Mosquito Lotion marketed by All Chemists and Stores with a price showing 1/4. Raat Pree offered for 2/8 from TR Peak Nowra.
A message in The Sportsman outlines tension as several leading players threaten defection from England to Australasia. The Australian Board aims to secure key stars, while critics question the plan and whether the move could damage the England team. Officials discuss possible compensation and the broader impact on the sport.
Lipton abandons his bid to defend the America Cup after a legal and logistical clash. Aboard a yacht near London, lipton expresses doubt about continuing amid restrictions and delays. The New York Yacht Club remains the primary holder of the cup as the saga unfolds.
A blaze gutted a theatre in New York during a performance, forcing evacuations as flames consumed the stage area. The incident trapped several actors briefly, but no serious injuries were reported and emergency crews contained the fire quickly.
Fragmented report notes suffragettes released in London after a stated event with an ovation. Mentions Miss Christaurd PankBurei and a parade through Westminster. Imprisonment or break details are unclear due to OCR errors.
London report says city councilors and two bank officials in Pittsburg faced bribery charges. Reformers allege misappropriation linked to securing passes on mun municipal bonds. President and cashier of a German bank section are implicated.
A middle aged woman faced Water Police Court on indecent language charges after a dispute in Bretvine Street. The magistrate heard testimony despite her claims of innocence and set the case for further dismounting language review in court.
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