Labor unions meet at Trades Hall discuss unions and new co op tailors
A series of union meetings at the Trades Hall last evening reviewed the Arbitration Court rulings and planned actions. The Pressers Union praised the Union Label Co operative Tailors setup by Kavanagh and Keddy. The United Furniture Trades Union announced a wages conference for the 27th and an August 26 anniversary social. The Letterpress Machinists discussed reform of governance and registration under the Industrial Disputes Act. The secretary argued the act needs amendments and warned of employer tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressers’ Union
Mr. W. Jones
Iste
Cumberland
Presnora
Twas
Co-operative Tailors
Messbera
United Furniture Trades
United Furniture Trades’ Union
Re'wad
Letterpress Machinists’ Union
W. Bernie
Tralusta
Coast District
Soanell
Mks
Industrial Registrar
Ser
Vaio
Tniom
Tradex Hall
Beeby
M.L.A
Arbitration Court
Acrssel
Gecuba Im
Confectioners’ Union
Tplon
W. Buller
T. .A. Roberts
Wecrocary
P. J. Young
J. Salih
Huntees
Meyers
F. Vickers
W. Bulisr
Ommittes
Messrs. Lee
Dessaix
Smellie
Trolly
Dray
Te Trolly and
Bray
W. Baldwin
Australian Ambulance Association
Union Shanlé
Maritime Council
Mivjetien
Industrial Workers” Union
Painters’ Union
Vieaeers’ Union
Rockchoppers’ Union
Shore Drivers and Pirewen
Ghore Deivers Firemen's Branch
Paderaied
Engine Drivers and Firemen's Union
Aus
Grocer and Carter A Matter of Jellyrystal
In Abesimone Advision at the Water Police Court Ernest James Pibb and William Kane were prevailed against by Emanuel Franz in a dispute involving jelly crystals and a grocer named Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abesimone Advision
Ernest James Pibb
William Kane
Emanuel Franz
Another Impostor Highlights Sydney Fraud Wave
Sydney police and detectives warn of rising petty impostor crimes. A crook posing as a firm customer persuades wholesale housemen to supply cigarettes, then vanishes. The ruse mirrors revived old dodges like bogus charity collectors and boarding-house thefts, and investigators hash out the latest ploy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Police
Staf
Evening News
Viemuburbe
Jellies Case and Unions Meet at Trades Hall
Legal proceedings unfold as Kane and Bibb face committal over jelly crystal sales with detective testimony and cross claims. Labor reports cover Rockchoppers and Confectioners unions meetings at Trades Hall, Industrial Disputes Bill debate, and planned eight hour procession prep. An inquest in Melbourne investigates the Hinemoa captain’s death amid smoking and mental strain notes.
Mark Foy's Fair Delights Admirers With Naval Display
At the fair period many windows in Mark Foy's establishment show naval scenes with battle ships and the alure airship image. The crowd comes for viewing and shopping as drapery and furniture goods are displayed. This is the last winter fair at this old house before Mark Foy moves to new premises on Elizabeth Street. A booklet Fleet of Good Values for post shoppers is available by writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mari Foy
Sautical Rayor
Alure
Mark Poy
Elizabeth-street
Liverpool
Domestic dispute leads to riot charge at Druitt Street
Henry Ruddy told Central Police Court he clouted his wife after finding tea ready but the magistrate learned she had been drinking. Police then charged him with riotous behaviour in Druitt street. he faced a fine or seven days’ imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran
Henry Ruddy
Central Police Court
Buddy
Druitt-street
Heise
Huildy
Burning accident in Balmain harms young girl
Six year old Mabel Backham of Reuss street Balmain was playing near a fire when her clothes caught light. Her screams drew her mother, who failed to extinguish the flames before the girl sustained burns to her body limbs and face. She was admitted in serious condition at Balmain District Hospital by Dr. Shirlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Backham
Reuss-street
Balmain
Bilmain District Hospital
Shirlow
Drunken Caretaker Charged With Assault at Imperial Arcade
George Kilden, 34, a draper, appeared at Water Police Court charged with assaulting David Johnson. As caretaker of the Imperial Arcade, he found Johnson ill on stairs, struck him in the mouth, seized his throat, and cursed him before two bystanders intervened. Fine 1 pound or 2 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kildes
Draper
Water Police
David Johnson
Imperial Arcade
Kilden
Miner Kicks Constable after Darling Harbour Arrest
A miner named John Lee was arrested at Little Pier street by Constable Robins for indecent language. At Central Police Station Constable Southwell took charge and Lee kicked him in the shins and punched him in the chest. He was fined £3 for assault and 2s for language, with 14 days due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
Little Pier Street
Darling Harbor
Robins
Central
Southwell
Central Pace Court
Ocean Island steamer to Melbourne with full cargo
The steamer Oplant from Ocean Inland and Nauru arrived in Sydney this morning and berthed at Primount Wharf to talks Dunkers. The pamster to Sydney occupied days. She leaves for Melbourne tonight with a full cargo of phephae. Passengers included Mr. Brags, Mr. Becberty, and Mr. Canty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Inland
Nauru
Sydney
Primount Whert
Melbourne
Brags
Becberty
Canty
Auctions Ad With Mislabeled Pledges At Pitt Street Listing
Fragmentary notice notes auctions forming pledges at 34a Pitt Street on July 28 by P Lister. References a death of Mary Mension from injuries tied to clothing catching fire and a debt rower of Belt Deveropeamt Te. A cryptic line mentions "The Drei ood" and Great Zz Peggeemiat Cary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Reams
P. Lister
Mary Mension
Buster
Ube
Randwick workers stride through heavy going in morning
Rainy overnight left Randwick grounds heavy but workable as horses logged several drills. Frederick and Gerty led with six furlongs and two miles respectively, while Margo, Ransom, Nicetus, Karansul and others posted assorted pace work. Multiple runners including Barra Blue Hook Fame Smart Grand Sommes and Oboe completed steady sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randwick
Frederick
Gerty
Margo
Ransom
Nicetus
Monebel
Karansul
Kycadgeris
Barra
Blue Hook
Grand Somnestor
Downingatown
Duke of Clarence
Orcus
Parsee
Azurtne
Sweet Home
Imi Ieee
Mall Rose
Parkoo
Oboe
Imin Ssee
Epols
Rocklight
Florance
H.C. Westmead
Glenelly
Woodloomooloo
Gremd Vitesse
Black Mark
Banquo
King’s Cross
Border Railway Wanted to the Border at Moree
At a Mungindi Railway League meeting a deputation report said preparations were under way to submit the Moree to border line proposal to Parliament next session. Stock agents will be urged to press the Minister for Works for prompt action. If no line is advised, Mungindi district residents promise renewed agitation for a Tallwood line on the Queensland side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moree
Mungindi Railway League
Lee
Mungindi
New South Wales
Une
Tallwood
Queensland
Old Man Dies After Step From Train At Canterbury
The Parramatta District Coroner held a Monday session at Canterbury Police Station to probe the death of James McCloy who died at his home after injuries from a fall at Canterbury Railway Station. Medical evidence cited concussion of the brain from the fall, with chronic kidney and heart disease noted. A 60 year old Scottish native, James Wiley, stepped off a carriage platform moments before the train halted, fell backward onto the platform, and died at 3 p.m. Sunday. An accidental death ruling was entered. Also at Stockdale Victoria, Mrs. Cecil Wright was found dead by hanging in an outhouse with her husband dying from a throat wound. The master of the barque Port Adelaide reported that apprentice Mobbs disappeared overboard during the voyage and was not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Cole
Jamen
Richard Hatton Grimwood
Pania
Parramatta
E. & Startland
Canterbury
James M'Cloy
Wiley
Stirling
Scotland
Sundey
Stockdale
Victoria
Cecil Wrieht
Barone
Port Adelaide
Mobbs Allpper
Royal
Crown Studios Ad Ends Incoherent Ad Text
Fragmentary catalog style listing Crown Studios at 448 George St with unreadable notes, a reference to Alexander Pole and attendance hours, followed by a product line for Hergal Cough Drops in packets. The readable portions resemble an old classified or notice snippet with sparse details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Ranks OF Labor
Pressers'’ Union
Grocer and Carter
Jellyrystals
Cieisen
Lichiner
Mesarn
Lichter. and Company
George-sirwt
Cly
Emanuel Franz Lichter
Kane
Bibb
Purman
Vertain
Ewald
Mie Stork
Ober
Imiz Withers
BIBD
Bibo
9A & Kro
Csem
Mame
Wpm
Mark Foy's
Ocean Island
Ood
Peggeemiat
Cary Tee Conse
Randwick Training
Border Railway
L. I. Flegestatb
Meni
Cropley's Ltd
Hollingdale & Kessell
Angus & Coote
Cumming Opticians
Georgs Jr
Slaney
Wibane
the Crown Studios
George ST
Gohen and Son
Parramatta Road
Petersham
Zeora Furniture Mart
Georgrat
Qorap Urad
Huron
Mark
Foy's
Brandt Bros. Lamp
Pist-atrest
Brandt Bros
Schoo
Arta
Aganager Emergmeed
Eigtes Stanes Eee
Youuser
Vexyaar Canyerves Thongocn
Soa
Pryce
Scratchro
J. I. Marsaall
Dentiet
Pi Roel
RLING
Ead
Tilee
Rod Won
Picea
O'Reilly and Co
McDowell
Hughes
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