Earthquake Tremors Rampage Through Newcastle District
A violent quake rattled Newcastle Friday, injuring no one but causing major structural damage. Walls, arches, and a cathedral were harmed, with South Street and Wolfe Street area heavily affected as tremors continued through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fies
Walla
Wishop Streich
Pimlion
Ius
Woolf Street
Hunter-street
Woolte-street
Waolfe
King-etreet
Tanger
Ant Wolfe
Atlstt
Pele Crectet
Uuteratret
Messrs, Jobin Timler and Sons
Melbourne to Sydney motor trip ends in delay and misadventure
Two well known Victorian motorists CB Kellaw and HB Jaren attempted a Melbourne to Sydney drive arriving late after a long, problem filled journey. They faced wrong turns, navigational errors, and a slow pace with lamps failing and a lengthy time to complete the trip, though they recorded a time deemed hard to beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellaw
Jaren
Melbourne
Rodney
Howe
Van
Iminulog
Goulburn
Minh
Narellan
Sydney
Meirminal
Talstan
Talbot
Bach
Weather Forecast for New South Wales and Regions
The report notes fine weather with northerly to eastly winds across New South Wales, hot conditions and no rainfall recorded in any part of the state. Temperature readings show extreme heat in Sydney this afternoon and similar heat across the hinterland with many stations logging high shade temperatures. The document lists numerous town readings including Wentworth, Euston, Penrith, Queanbeyan, Bega, Wagga Wagga, and Melbourne with widespread heat, a few cooler spells, and ongoing warnings of very hot conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Sydney
Eearrina Ibang
Tioutke
Wiete Clits
Wileannia
Pabar
Vrana
Wassa
Teninguin
Marsdeng
Morangareti
Adelport
Athiry
Germanian
Buckley
Quewabeyast
Afus- Seitvrook
Bega
Wagga
Tutenar
Fort Ats Faye
St. Atl
Melbourne
Randwick Elections Post Quick Pick In Local Ward Contests
A large meeting of the Little Coogee Progress Association selected Flowers Paton and Boas as Coogee Ward candidates for the municipal contest. A subsequent mass meeting of delegates from Mar Vill Littyville Kensington and Coogee ProBrees Antoustions chose Bennett Day and Kelly to support a South Ward slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Coogee Progress Association
Coogee
Tortacoming
Moesrs
Flowers
Paton
Amd Boas
Marvill
Littyville
Kensington
Mission Hall
South Ward
Meesis
Bennett
Day
Kelly
Sent for beer at the Rugby Hotel Newtown Power Court
John Cowan, the whter, charged with sending the younger John Cowan under age to the Rugby Hotel on King Street Newtown for liquor. The magistrate ordered seven days imprisonment after a contested claim involving a bottle of gin and the uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
John Cowan
Rugby
King-street
Exeteton
Cowan
Rigby
Mr. Kine
Municipal nominations listed for Kogarah Bexley and surrounding wards
Nominations received by returning officers across KogarahMarutvilla and Bexley list candidates for North East Middle West wards in Kogarah Hurstville Penshurst Peakhurst and Baden areas along with unopposed returns in Tort Macquaria Yass Rockley and Abercrombie Shire. Names include C Dyer R J Jones N P Neilson J Shaw A A Brett BR Birch J Campbell MH Fitzgerald GB Holt J W Larballateir J Schmitt P English B Pinney 5 Green W F John J H Smith C H Halstead C E Poulton HL Power W Wiseman A E Pritt Hunt Ley Low F W Robinson A B Becker A B J Cow W Grantham E W Musgrove J Thompees S Ashton A L Blacksnaw E Chael W Sfugretstone T Weat Baden G Charlesworth S Cook Z Davenport A Precioan C A Parker E Savage W A Tieehas G Campling W A Dowman E W Betalle J G Parfoieh A Goddard W Kalverstan WT Willing ton Hopetoun Ward W Doust G Hattesty EW MIllan William Taylor G A Thorpe Workint Ward H G Bros W E Cortish A J Green W W Monahan Scarborough Ward G Reshag J O Crawford J G Hoxary and others. Tort Macquaria Yass and Rockley regions show several unopposed returns and multiple wards with named candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Goddard
W. Kalverstan
Willington Hopetoun
W. J. Doust
G. Hattesty
EW. Mmillan
William
Taylor
G. A. Thorpe
Wharf Laborers Dispute Conference Began In Newcastle
A lengthy meeting at 147 Sussex Street Newcastle today aimed to settle the dispute between Newcastle Wharf Laborers Union and Newcastle and Hunter River Steamship Company. Attendees included union and company officials and representatives from the Coastal Steamship Owners’ Association and Sydney Wharf Laborers Union. Progress reported but further recommendations to Thomas for directors next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle Wharf Laborers’ Union
Newcastle and Hunter River Steamship Company, Limited
City
F. J. Thomas
Newcastle and
Hunter River
O. Rogers
J. Plondell
Newcastle Wharf Laborers’ Vniou
W. M. Cuthbartson
SW. Coastal Steamship Owners’ Association
W. M. Hughes
SUP
Sydney Wharf Laborers’ Union
Watersiole Workers' Union of Australia
Jogal
Newcastle and Hubler “Iver Es, Company
Tlelss Company
Newcastle
Thuman
Fatal accident to a squatter in Wagga
Joseph Patrick Lyster Roach and two brothers owned Moorcong Eaters. Gene Wazea, recently moved to Wagea Hospital, was injured late Monday night in a riding accident while returning from town. He died Wednesday after a sudden decline. Mr Rowen, a respected Germanton farmer, was buried last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagga
Joseph Patrick Lyster Roach
Gene Wazea
Wagea Hospital
Rowen
Germanton
Mermanton
Sporting items from a busy Sydney page
The report covers racing and rugby notes, including Blmberskire’s continuing bid at Garhursy, Roseith’s confidence, and the Kensington Mile meeting with 102 nominations for next Wednesday. It mentions the Jamington Cup results, the New South Wales Rugby Football Union future plans, Bow Boat Wallax League, and Manly’s regalia transport. Also notes Brighton events, match prospects, regalia sales, and Par ammata river rowing timelines as well as selections for national squads and rifle association meetings at Randwick.
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Blmberskire
Str HK
Gilusur
Garhursy
Wattercon
Rosetith
Kensington
Millet
New South Wales
Manly
Coopany
Brighton
Darley
King-street
Sydney
New Brighton
Marty A Gopentt
Harry Pearce
Parramatta
Cecil Healy
Leas
Leas Sediey Lomarror Wook
Ormus
Perth
N.8.w
Australas
Semmere
Healy
Garland
Tiekaman
Mise Mariot
Carlingford Atte
Randwick
Convents Amalgamated in Bathurst Diocese Meeting
At a Bathurst convent conference presided by Bishop Dunne the diocese decided to amalgamate the convents. Former mother houses Mudge Debbe and Forbes unite with Carconr Grange and Wellington to join Bathirat Convent. Sister M. Gertrude Sheehy elected Superior General.
Heat at Parramatta Deal Reached Record Shade
A report from Parramatta notes extreme heat conditions with a maximum shade temperature reaching a record level. The incident highlights hazardous weather impacting the area and prompting authorities to advise precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
ParramatTa
London copper and Australasian markets pull mixed signals
Private cables report London copper closing at £62 10s 0d per ton with a 168 point drop over three days. In Melbourne and Sydney, Barrier lines buyers await Melbourne directors meeting on Broken Hill South dividend. various Australian shares and mines show mixed activity, with notable blocks and dividends amid cautious trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Boulder
Cuiftagee
Fingall
Brok
N Hill Proprietary
Kalgueil
Mount Lyell
Mungxoa
North Broken Hill
Broken Hill South
South Blocks
Sydney
Barrier Lines
Melbourne
Syd Bey
Junction North
Interstate
Adelaide
Broken Hill Proprietary
Broker Mill South
Isimnre Tis
Queensland
Bldas
Dolly Gray
Spokke
Brlcstad Central
Bellamor
Balmain
Port Jackson
Syaoy
Mount David
BA Lake
Sydnoy
Gilmore Tim
Ion North
Sun Hight
Gaia
Alto
Broken Will
Bank of New Zealand
Bilwerten ‘Tramway
Nor‘ Coset
Fire Brigade Horses Show Strain From Dry Weather
The Metropolitan Fire Brigade Board reports horses at Canterbury paddock suffer from drought. Grass is scarce. water must be ferried to animals. Superintendent Webb points to a horse returned from duty, noting it is among the finest when fit. The team will be fed and trained to recover their condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Fire Brigade Board
Canterbury
Jess
Webb
Richard
South Coast Mines Coal Price Rise Reported
Report notes a January 1 price rise for coal at Wollongong mines and related figures. Compares favorably with advances in nearby districts, citing improved productivity and national trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollongong
Netuaria
Caloris
Poe Tom
Schoolmaster Henry Lovell Dies Suddenly at Granville North
Henry Lovell, head master of Granville North Superior Public School, collapsed at the Wathtone shortly after complaints of panic and heart trouble. He had served over 45 years, was highly regarded for discipline and sports involvement, and taught at multiple schools in Alb country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lovell
Granville North Suparior
Behadi
Lovell
Dr. Kerr
Granville
Enon
Laval
Ane
Imernelon
Alb
Life Saving at La Perouse Train and Demonstration
A Lifesaving Club will stage a rescue drill at La Perouse tomorrow to demonstrate methods and safety procedures. Warrant Officer Rord, the club instructor, will lead the exercise in partnership with local volunteers and vehicles. The event supports fundraising for ongoing lifesaving work at Bondi Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenta
la Ferones
Inna
Ita Ricia
Bondi Beach
Firther
The Hordern Robbery Case At Central Palace Quarter
A garbled 19th century report outlines charges against multiple defendants including Daniel Simmons and Walter Chitton in a central palace quarter robbery. The account mixes names, dates, and procedural notes, mentioning witnesses, trial actions, and references to December events and a watchman.
In the Nick of Time. Gallina and the Weider Marker
A cryptic account describes a sequence of events on a river route, mentioning Callaghan, aged 15, and a chain of places near Pinhery Creek and Tyldesm. Details are garbled, but reference is made to an inspector and a Baltina in a case or inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallina
Weider
Callaghan
Tromlag
Fariesys
Cuiemhees
Baltina
Accident at Petersham Reveals Fatalities and Confusion
A Petersham accident is reported with chaotic fragments citing names such as Joma Charles Jereme Cul Meee and references to medical facilities and police actions. The oddly garbled text mentions a hospital, law enforcement, and possible fatalities, indicating a serious but unclear incident with uncertain details.
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Savanens
Dean
Joma Charles
Prisse Altrel
Jaeary
Fries
Erie Tradt
Soclee
Helenkate
SIAN
Peerebim
Lewinnines Montell
Wun Tevin
Alfred Mingelg
Ashilling for a sun bath in a misty lorem town
In a fragmented report a gathering at a local inn leads to a long line of names and obscure proceedings. It notes authorities, residents, and a muted public interest, with references to a council, militiamen, and a vigil-like scene near Opn te Hock and the Wwaek Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waine Polis Gerithie Recwiae
Mamed
Harry SmMdlwors
Beaukey
Mirae
Mya Turk
Ecey Telly
Twagador
Auvape
Droenry
Janes
Opn
Wathers
On the Coast Two Tour Masters Weld Up
A fragmented coastal report notes maritime activity and potential arrivals at Sydney with discussion of weather, ship repairs, and upcoming services. Names and places appear tangled, but reference to tour masters, a vessel class, and a forthcoming event are indicated amid unclear lines.
Mysterious Frightened Horse Affects Train Scene
An anxious horse backs into a train area causing disruption as bystanders note the animal’s frightened behavior. The incident intertwines with public safety concerns and local reactions to the event. No injuries or official blame are stated in the readable text.
Municipal Accounts and the Proposed New System
Fragmented OCR text discusses municipal accounts and a proposed new system. It references Bribes, elections, and local governance with scattered names and places, implying reform debates and potential corruption concerns within city finances and public works.
Fifteen Miles An Hour
Authorities report a measured speed of fifteen miles per hour near the city grid as investigators begin work on the incident. Officials caution that OCR text is partial and rely on corroborating sources for full details.
Obstruction on the Line at Hallway Chmtsamineers Train Yard
Fragmentary report details obstruction on the line near the Hallway Chmtsamineers with relievers and warnings. Mentions 18m rail measures, a safety alert, and possible actions by Wallwaye and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Pinine
Fire at Balgownie destroys several ships in Wollongong
A blaze at Balgownie, Wollongong, caused extensive damage to the Feather WA Abney ship and other stock. Fire brigades extinguished the flames after early reports of sparks and smoke, with some items damaged beyond repair and officers warning of financial losses to local storage and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollargong
Priaay
M F.cretock
Nalanwate
Fragmentary Late Shipping Notes From Unknown Localities
A garbled OCR style notice references late shipping, scattered names, places, and dates. The readable fragments mention individuals, locations, and times but lack coherent events or actions to summarize clearly.
Bankruptcy Sequestration Filed for William James Large
A voluntary sequestration proceeding was opened for William James Large of Strathfield with Mr W H Palmer acting as official assignee. The petition notes the executrix of Jean Jumpbell’s will, Elizabeth Druck, as the beneficiary. A metal assessor was appointed to the case. In a separate incident, Charles Chessell, a railway porter, slipped eight feet at Central Hallway Station and sustained back injuries, hospitalized at Sydney Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Large
Strathfield
W. H. Palmer
Credifor
Elieahe
Jean Jumpbell
Deceaaed
Y. Balem
W. Hy
Palmer
Central Hallway
Charles Chessell
Ralla
Syd‘usy
Charge Dying Incident Ties Six to Emily Pilgrim Death
Central Police Court heard Kost Pileries and five others charged with causing Emily Pilgrim’s death in a January incident at a hospital. The group, including Knight, J J Toe, Suttle, Wrunt, and Brows, faced bail set at varying amounts awaiting further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiydney Horpital
Morrine Atinaie Knight
Foreman Suttle
Janet Wrunt
Barto
Ana Elvator
Emily Pilgrim
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Ur Lew Wutein
Bowen
Anand
Hetor
Orimger
Roe Reeke
Amin
King and Newcomen
Atresia
Vassar
Boo
Tvgkuh
Mears
Toobey
Polunde
Riebt Fem
Hunter-eiees
Ue & Clothing Labiomace
Eurner
Tonter
Harmhan
Sauthers
Heudeume
Che Ly
Cabave
Luana
Elie Lee
Owe Pkarty
Alow
Wolto- Pebislik
Seth
ARS
Woltr-straat
Seithin
Bananna
Ted Rickt Aernee
Ant
Crarkad
Ievel
Tom
Prilhdings
Dagmerd
Paris
Buildian
Arts
Caen
Sureral Wory
Wittine
Hirch
Kogarah, Marutvilla
Bexley
Tony’s
Wales
Receuiars
North Broken
Elliott
Tasman and
Crown
Adelalén
Tirinnia
Poseidon
All Nations
Hustlers
Reet
Lord Nelson
Fire Brigade
South Coast Mines
LA Perouse
Daniel Simmons
Walter Chitton
Ainver
Alberta
Aulbber
Ett
Ian Aeee
Nevieg
Lefelhny
Browet
Barsern
Dunnery
James Hovey Christie
Rymonde
Siam
Gable
Petersham
Bath
Sytner
Galla
Post
Utopla
Robert
Pitta
Wwe
Tad
Meceinablant Company
Chitsaan
Ampaloyees
Persot
Pius
Tate
Darrack
Weta Tees Curie
Cme
Ieee Solace
Sydney Wonglzl
Liege
Anor
Calrat
Hieyeee
Ghee
Fetmars
Iluiy
Newsrins
Balgownie
Tori Dann
The
Aveene
Sethwiedieta
ISS
LX & Roberts
Meener
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