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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
6
A garbled OCR page from Mesorlan references dates, names, places, and organizations in a mosaic of unreadable text. It hints at events and individuals such as Salvation Army, commissioners, and various venues, but the legible portions offer few concrete details.
A garbled OCR page lists various foods and names in a chaotic jumble. It mentions lunch and supper, live lobsters, fresh items, and several personal names and places, but the text is largely indecipherable with no clear event or coherent report to summarize.
A fragmented report describes exhibitions and concerts at the Royal Agricultural Society Grande on Masre Path. It notes rising patronage, a large ground, and a program featuring aeronautics, musical acts, and military displays, with crowds and a busy schedule across days in February 1906.
The forecast for the next three days predicts general warts and melt with north west winds reaching gale force. Rain likely with occasional heavy showers across New South Wales towns including Byron Bay Grafton Namoi Mungooka and Moree as well as Capewool Rumton Hey Milpurtoke and Crewe.
Grim reports from Narrabri Balumbay describe widespread land stress with progressive vegetation decline and high heat. Officials warn of ongoing hardship across districts as crops perish and livestock losses rise, predicting a harsh season ahead and stressing the need for aid measures.
Mining in New Guinea centers on a company that traded 1 478 tonnes last year for 188 or, while a second firm shipped 4 355 tonnes valued at about £2 4d per ton. Administrator Calpain Burnton notes 0 Tamu ore yielded 5yoe at two, described as a mir in the report. A Brooklyn ship, the Mire Lenderadartty, marked its 25th wedding anniversary as the New York American received congratulatory messages from President Roosevelt.
A puzzling drowning near Coogee prompts inquiry by local authorities. Witnesses report near constant confusion as investigators review clues from the scene and question bystanders. The coroner adjourned the inquiry to 8 o clock Tuesday.
A distressed report details a capsizing near Rockily and Manly cape. Names of injured sailors include Tharnar Donnie , Verne at the Racking Hole, Jaci Ceaper and Anes Aleabdet Snitthi. Officials and medical aid attended the scene.
Mother recounts night of fear near Murray River as neighbors heard a bedroom door open and the man walked toward the river in a near dark home. Coroner Mr. Candler will preside as details emerge.
Miss Carrie Lanceley leads the Hatut artistes in a New Year Pops concert announced for next Wednesday at Centenary Mall York Street. The program includes O Kithura Heron and Sid Shipway with Sydney Choristers directed by Mason. 2000 selections prepared by Miss Chambers and Mr Southwell. Salvation Army plans festivities with Pearl Bay march Monday and other observances Sunday and Monday night. Weather column notes accompany the notice.
A fragmented account by W. W. Dyer documents famed natural bridges in San Juan County Utah. It details reports from 1921 of several arches with immense spans, including references to Caro line and Maryann Woods, noting water gaps and the challenging canyon walls and the ambitious attempts to measure and describe the bridges.
Fragmented report describes a Sydney mission to seamen with varied activities including dinners, entertainment, and speeches. The piece mentions visitors, local hosts, a harbour setting, and multiple performances, with references to Liverpool and notable attendees.
The piece notes a broad increase in boot prices at numerous stores, driven by imported leather costs and wartime disruption. Boots now range from 12/8 to 4 increasingly higher, with some shops promising repairs and fair value amid rising costs.
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