Sudden Division Stuns Assembly Over Absence Protest
Just before adjournment in the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday evening a sudden division arose as Mr Kelly led an opposition protest against the government’s absence from the chamber. Only Sir James Graham and Sir Waddell remained with the government as the vote to adjourn was defeated 31 to 20. The incident drew sharp exchanges and drew a larger attendance of government supporters thereafter.
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Tex
Kelly
Chamber of Government
Grime
Kully
Meaars
Carmichael
Peters
Marear
Arthur Grifftm
Hollis
Horn
Da~ey
Page
Stuart-Robertson
O'Sullivan
Gras
Moore
Waddell
James Graham
Robson
John Miller
Dosaldyon
Oakes
Wood
Robert Jnned
Price Runner
Maurin
Ball
Merlane
Burtam
Fallick
Morton
Nobbs
Brown
Gilbert
James
Thomas
Latimer
Parkes
Miss Carrie Moore Receives Income Tax Summons in Australia
The Melbourne report notes Miss Carrie Moore received a summons for £14 1s 10d issued by Mr T Prout Webb, Commissioner of Income Tax. Moore did not appear in court and claimed she would pay what she owes, recalling a chaotic scene at a theatre and jokes about blue paper notices.
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Simn
Carrie Moors
Australia
T. Prout Webb
Melbourne
Misa Moors
Max Store
Edward
Lamton
Carrie
New York
Minh
Mias Moors
Mery
Misa Moorn
Child Killed in Street After Taxi Runover
A coroner inquest found that four year old Frani Alfa Boapital was fatally struck by a cab at the corner of Lincoln Street West and Wolfe Street on the afternoon of July 1. The driver James Judge and a bystander were involved in aiding the child to hospital where doctors diagnosed a skull fracture as the cause of death. The driver’s actions and the circumstances were noted, with witnesses describing the moment the child left her mother’s side and crossed into the path of the vehicle.
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Kila
Audiliy
Alfa Boapital
Casioerdows
Bering
Licnrne-street West
Wotle Streets
Prost
Heorge
Wathie
Cart
James Judge
Prise Alfred Hospital
Deese
Death by self harm in bush dwelling case at Randwick
An inquest will examine the death of George Maker, a bush dweller. He was admitted to St Vincent's Hospital after a self inflicted cut and died following trauma on a Friday morning. The coroner has been informed and the inquest will determine circumstances.
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George Maker
Randwick
Burd-Dweiler
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Tecker
Puddington
Boy Takes Strychnine at Alexandria
Alexander Hulten a 15 year old boy from Klagsclear road Alexandria was taken to Ube Prince Alred Hospital after ingesting strychnine. Police and his brother accompanied him, and he arrived in serious condition but showed slight improvement this morning.
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Alexander Hulten
Klagsclear Road
Alexandria
Ube
Prince Alred Hospital
Jed
Fer children's ae Stat Weeda Great Teoperiat
fragmentary data lists names and phrases about a child related event and a local identity. no coherent action or details to confirm a clear broadcastable item. the readable terms include personal names and scattered words without dates places or outcomes.
Law of Libel and Parliament Powers debated
A commentary argues that proposed Commonwealth and state measures on defamation and privilege, aiming to curb defamatory statements about parliament, threaten jury trial norms and exceed traditional constitutional powers, risking an exceptional tribunal and undermining ordinary law. It warns of political bias and calls for preserving existing legal protections.
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Common Wealth Parliament
Pitt Cobtett
Nsw
Wealtir
Senate
House of Representatives
Howe of Commons
peOeres
Par- Muntent
Aic
High Court
Hove
Lngilsh Jw
Xm Authority
Delesa- Hon
United Kingdom
Commonwealth
House of Commons
United States of America
House of
Abel
Amegardy
Parsons
Old Man Atkins Dies After Fall In Street Inquest Held
An inquest investigated the death of Joseph Atkins of Hemron Street Holler. He fell after a tram accident near Weston Road and Terry Street. Atkins suffered a fractured hip and died days later from shock and the injury. Witnesses described the incident and emergency care at Ripson, with only partial details available.
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Joseph Atkins
Hemron-street
Hlozelle
Weston~ Fond
Terry-atreet
Roe
Terrall
Piel
Ripson-in
Figby
Nis
Atkins
Band in Hyde Park continues with Police Band concert
The New South Wales Police Band performs at Hyde Park pavilion at 8 p.m. tomorrow with a programme featuring The Stars and Stripes for Fife, Light overture, a euphonium solo, and excerpts from operas and marches. The event is hosted by the NSW Police Band and includes well known pieces and a grand march.
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New South Wales Police
Ayusin
Hyde Yack
Stars and Stripes
Crosax
Mankey
Vals
Prema Lehart
Schilier
Meyerbeer
Fantasia
Brother Jonathon
Druids at Katoomba election meeting note
The Jersey meeting of the Druids elected Tr-elected secretary for the 28th with Walker as treasurer and multiple officers named including Bro W Pethina Bro F R Nimen and others. The trade showed a credit balance of £20 and a membership of six.
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Jersey
Belt Tun
eMeera
Walker
Tressurer
Bro
W. Pethina
Mistant
Nimen
AD. Bards
Broa
J. Wauddy
4. & Wert
Vad
Bards
Bros
J. Anderson
W. Bmikh
J. Savdley
W. Whitehead
Andler
J. W. Jaman
Tha
Che
Labor Unions Meet at Trades Hall In Industrial Action
Multiple unions held meetings at the Trades Hall on Wednesday and Thursday to discuss registering under the Industrial Disputes Act, wage and conditions, and responses to employer actions. The Milk and Ice Carters and Amalgamated Engineers prepared for arbitration procedures while domestic workers reported gains and growing membership.
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Brewery Employers’ Union
Broken Hill
Pomestic Workers Union
Calon
Brewery Employees
Brewery Improzecs Union
Amalgamated Engineers
Wi M’donald
Al@algamated Society of Begineers
Tradum Hall
Lic
Tralea Hall
Robert Howe
Catenisis
Consatopiatn
Camera
Hicll
Orme
Arbitration Court
Wm. M.phartoe
Paddington Town Hall
Veralue
M'Ph
Alexandria Aldermen in Turbulent City Council Meeting
Alexandria council sessions devolved into disorder as Alderman O Riordan interrupted repeatedly and refused to heed the chair. Mayor McAuley adjourned for 15 minutes, groups formed to discuss the disruption, and order was restored to proceed with ordinary business.
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Alexandria
Clui‘rdan
M'Cauley
Manser
O'illorvan
O'I Riordan
O'Riordan
Reg Hollow
O'Rar
O'Riorden
Fly Flay
Scinkfield
Bown
Planke
Renottees
Alderman O'Riordan
Couneil
New Steamer for Sugar Company In Fremantle Trade
Fremantle reports a new steamship ordered for the Colonial Sugar Refining Company in Sydney. The vessel, built with cantilever cargo holds, measures 43 sections to carry a large bulk of refined cargos. Builders employ Bentham design features and anticipated trials after delivery.
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Fremantle
Sir Bastion Pixsn and Company
Middlesbrowen
Mearns
Parbury, Heaty, and Duepany
Londonsgenta
Colonial Sugar Refining Company
Sydney
Band in Centennial Park Evening Concert
The RAA Band will perform in Centennial Park Friday at 2 o'clock. The programme includes The Great Divide, Barcarolle Seville, Purity of Vienna, El Capriccio, and musical travesty The Warblers. A five-poem set Lilaes by Roberta and Prince of Pilseu by Luder are listed.
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RAA
Centennnial Park
Aareh
Morris
Seville
Rossini
Vienna
Caibuskay
Bouse
Wood
Roberta
Prince of Pilseu
Luder
Sydney wool sales offer strong prices and slow interior lots
The June wool market shows firm prices with a full per cent increase for all wool, while interior greaery and scoured lots sold slowly at the month’s rates. The report notes greasy and scoured values rising to various levels and mentions a football union game in Town and nearby Tomatry Towraal with mixed results.
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Te —Town
Tomatry
Ib Football Union
Sowikt Walea
Shipping approvals July Simeatre Exh and crew details
Shipping approval notes list Captain Lenton and a vessel involved in the July Simeatre Exhibition with a 50 pound transaction. The record references 12 Calmstia and a Future Sela event dated 25, 58, with unclear context and additional notes on cure and sailing.
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Apervals
Simeatre
Captain Lenton
Calmstia
Steamer Movements and Passenger Lists From The Port
The report details ships reporting at Sydney and other ports with departures planned for tomorrow. It lists passenger manifests and notable travelers, including families and individuals, aboard vessels like the Mouritian and other steamers. It notes shipping lines, routes to London and Liverpool, and anticipated cargo and store orders for the voyage.
New South Wales GM Club Holds Annual Meeting
The New South Wales GM Club met at Royal Chambers Sydney with 104 members present. The balance stood at £816 19s 10d, comparing with £5107 last year, trophies valued £985 were stolen during the year, and several improvements at the ground were completed. Elected officials included President M Pwithfull, Vice Presidents A HM ant, Treasurer C J Petoreia, Secretary H E Lard, and Edward Emblem.
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Me. A. Hue
Bourn Wales Sum Club
Royal Chambers
Ewnter Street
Sydney
Whales Sighted Off Bondi Beach Near Heats Heads
Two weeks of whale activity reported near the Heads with a school seen close to Bondi Beach. Seven whales were observed Wednesday afternoon within three miles offshore, moving southward. Locals note possible coughing or breathing patterns as the pods linger near the coast.
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Levi
School of Whaise
Threa Wat
Ap‘gonita Bondi Beach
Maki
Expensive spree ends with drunken arrest in Darlinghurst
A resident of Bingar known for a spending spree in Syanyy led to a chaotic night. After arriving in Sydnay with funds, he spent freely, angering locals and causing risk to himself. Central Police Court heard the case as magistrates set bail for his three day stay in Darlinghurst.
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Bingar
Tim
Binedrh al We Central Police Court
Gome
Sovereien
Darlinghurst
Freemasons' Ball at Spicer Toes Hall in Wat Nesta
Fragments describe a social event titled Freemasons Ball held at Spicer Toes Hall likely in Wat Nesta with mention of attendees including J.W. tiroenar, Revbar, Brahire Packer, F Giary, and A. Leovert. The excerpt notes multiple names and a festive setting with dancing and music.
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Wilton
Willaume
Stia” Adson
Seadanan
Ohana
Brahire Packer
F Giary
A. Leovert
Brochar
Property Owners Defence Association Forming Rules
A meeting of property owners discussed forming the Property Owners Defence Association in New South Wales. A constitution and rules report was adopted and aims include opposing unjust taxes, repealing income taxes, and opposing class legislation while protecting property welfare and opposing excessive rates and taxes.
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New South Walne
Snowdropping in the Suburbs Reported Theft Ring
In the suburbs a theft pattern called snowdropping has emerged with wearing apparel and household linen stolen from eleven stores, notably at Darlingbeent. Two men charged after a recent raid have been held, and police seek to identify more culprits through a local investigation at the station.
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Parsons Wiil
Dautitr
Exemption Reforms Tie To Bathurst Local Rate
A report from Bathurst discusses exemptions under the Local Government Act and the impact on ratable properties. The mayor indicates exemptions are strictly tied to public wardship status, with arguments over the definition of a public ward and residency rules for exemption eligibility.
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Bathurst
Thurstor
Dartington
Paint theft at Balmain leads to arrest and conviction
A Balmain man and others faced charges after stealing paint valued at £3. A worker named Mackenzie admitted taking paint from Cel Day Works during a three month period. The court heard the thefts occurred as the men sought money and work. The accused were remanded for sentencing.
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Katoomsa
the Ranks OF Labor
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Sugar Company
Centennial Park
Sydney Wool Sales
Anya Waters Tors Sas Csicy
Cotainies
Wat of
Opves Straits
Ta Siitcibat
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Mage
Asrpiay
Abe
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Mdtellansius
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Getty Tomers
Merle
Willaroy
Bowen Aleeit
Port Ping
Wading Fe
Houston
Srntala
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Stevie
Ned
Bowden
Mike Eift
Tyne Beach
Kenny
Mie
EW Prepie
Stier Hocking
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Hon
Eyran
Ee P. Gryan
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Bulrom
J 'Pyancart
E. Bockertdme
Reew
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Joker
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Careo
Mir
Johartn
Eta
Nera Ie
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T. Wo Palio
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Conra
Pasrisg
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Venegners
Borwetian Buvere
Heme
Gersinane
Talenla
eenemiliy_amans
Phe Vales
Liverpool
Tullag ForSallise Vale
Oysi
Palermo
Fang Restilien
N.S.W. GM Club
Eveesstses
Tnriedbie
Optician
Uae
Pillat-Nex Almary
Angus & Coote
Optielane
Georgeat
Sidney
A. Kerr
W. Kerr
Walaea
Georse-Street
Towa Fall
Kessell
Opticians
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FAS
SFEND
Dareetng
Mark Foy's
Frory
Indiesten
Axtlan
Prine Prevailluk
Foy’s
Bussarsé
Aroun
PEW
Stelion Clotheaue
Foys
Freemasons’ Ball
Property Owners’ Defence Association
Eriicles
Gillanir
Tor Eit. L. L Flegeltaub
Dowritor
Gobthalme O'Detans
Stoney
Balmain
Seid Sr Donaldson
Balmain Woller
Patel Wally
de Geaterty
Damme Paint Company
Vain Neivain
Dim Reshioner
Postaioi
Paar
Uelor
Arsaard
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