Marriages Deaths and Remembrances Notice
A fragmented obituary notice enumerates marriages deltas and deaths. It lists names such as Selma Alstadius Lucy Crichton Emma Stathers Emma Crichton and others, with family memorials and remembrances inserted by children and grandchildren across multiple dates and venues in a church setting and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remuriaae
Alstadics
Wy Duar Wunther
Selma Alstadius
Fed Ata Mie
Julie Ahg
Aed Fears
Aira Scum
Wintm
Sind” Grendchildren
Crishton
Lucy Clinton
Velar Dapariad
The
Empioyses
Priadee
Ieten
J. Andasnon Grightus
Muemiory Mfrassing
Lucy Crichton
Win
Wil
May
Mary Anes Murthy
Giebo
Bilchael Stathers
Meter
Maxy
Ming Ade
Lew
Thomas
Ace
Thelma Blothers Stathors
Sauna
Alter
Daugitar
Anne
Shoe Beyer
Ercuddiilgren Esau
Tam Beynon Stathers
K Emma
Nel
Sarah
Jann
Timertea Tv
Lowien
Ty ‘Collier
Ade. Smith
Vaughan
Siimary
Vaushen
Uy Ber Avaughiere
Elizabeth
Fraienen
End Eanlly
Ules Sepeon
Jacks
Evening Net as Sydney Saturday July 25 1908
The evening edition from Sydney reports the latest local updates. Readers learn about city happenings, weather hints, and brief notices captured during the Saturday session of July 25 1908.
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Sydney
Wade's Reply Denounces Strike Tactics and Croucher Case
The article reports Mr Wade's reply condemning the strike and espionage tactics. It argues the deputation lacked a mandate, notes the vote was undemocratic and flawed, and claims the men harmed both Mr Croucher and themselves. It criticizes the union's approach and the bungled negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Croucher
Commlnioner
Torre
Croacher
Strikes Threaten Tramway Workforce and Leadership
An editorial warns that tramway workers face permanent job loss as vacancies rise and strike leaders’ influence wanes. It urges the reasonable faction to end the disruption, oppose the misguided leadership, and accept immediate employment to prevent irreparable disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrenta
Trumh
Wayen
Notes on moral support for state authority and loyal protests
Citizens urged to support the State by backing loyal Socialists facing hostility on trains and at stations. The piece argues passengers should stand on platforms to deter opponents and ease operations for those upholding order during a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyailas
Joka
Sydney
The Turkish Ferment and Sultan's Military Straits
A fragmented analysis argues that Turkish troops are discontent due to neglect of uniforms and provisioning. It notes German officers assisting but restrained, and criticizes Abdul Hamid for suppressing reform. The piece ponders if a movement against the sultan will succeed or be thwarted by his long rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eMichener
1Tak
Hile
Abdu
Hamid
Himsel
Gathering "Scrap" shows Australian Navy to greet visitors
A satirical note claims the Federal Committee of Reception plans a complex naval display using aging vessels from across the Commonwealth to welcome American guests. It mocks the plan, noting ships like Cerberus and others as relics and urging sensible action to avoid ridicule and ensure a peaceful visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Committee of Reception
Oversea
Commonwealth
Adelaide
Queensland
Cere
Gordon
Lonsdale
Nepeat
Daylight and Matches Debate in Old Country Then and Now
A fragmentary piece argues for daylight saving style practices to extend afternoon and evening light. It critiques match factories and the impact of longer daylight on workers and social life, referencing the tension between industry and personal routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Marthen
Unclear OCR item on tobacco makers outcomes
Fragmentary text references tobacco manufacturers and prosperity but lacks concrete details or clear event, names, or dates. Unable to determine a definitive historical item from the fragment.
Willoughby Chatswood tram opens with cost details
The Willoughby Chatswood tram opened yesterday with a special run watched by the Minister for Public Works Mr C Les. The extension to total cost will be £9713. Tenders close Monday for a line from 3 Mahon’s Point to Crow’s Nest and deviations via Mount and Walker Streets to Junction Street. The new route will ease congestion at Milson’s Point and feed Willoughby Gore Hill traffic to M Mahon Point with Sydney Ferries planning a branch to Milson’s Point Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Sydney
Gore Bill
Levsueville
Mmerket
Mahan
Poin
Crow's Neat
Aiticrareet
Mount and
Walker Streets
Junction-strest
Willought
Gore Hid
M'Mahon Point
Milson's Point
Sydory Ferries
M'Mshoo's Point
Late Cable News From Ourown Conn
Brief cable update received today from our own correspondent in Connecticut. No clear date or event details are provided in the fragment.
Bombay Riots After Tilak Arrest Stir Markets and Shops
Fracas in Bombay follows Bal Gangadhar Tilak’s Wednesday arrest for sedition. Markets and Hindoo shops close in sympathy. Twenty thousand mill bands strike, violence erupts, military deployed, rioters shot and wounded. Tilak fined 1000 rupees for incitement and murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bombay
Bal Gangadhar Tilak
Society Slander Trial Abrupt Termination in London
At the London court today an action for slander was abruptly terminated after four jurors declared the defendant, linked to a party, had attempted to influence witnesses. Lord Chief Baron Pailes granted a conditional order allowing Sir Timothy O'Brian for contempt of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aleria
Tuesty O'Bries
Bixileieion
Pailes
Timothy O'Brian
Young Turks Active in Balkan Raid Enter Monastir
The Young Turk movement led by Niast entered Monastir with about 1000 men and abducted Marechal Oxman Feixi Pasha, the new Vilayet commander, without bloodshed. The mutineers seized the garrison at Uskub as part of the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Srntay Eysning
Niast
Inader
Monastir
Marechal Oxman Feixi Pasha
Vilayet
Uskub Has
King's Prize at Bisley Sees Australian Shooters Reach Second Stage
In London Bisley the First Stage of the King's Prize yields 98 by Pullay Eyeping-Sergeant Greed of Australia, securing qualification for the Second Stage. Also advancing are Sergeant-Major Tul of the Engineers and Sergeant Dreeu, details from the Australian entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pullay Eyeping
Greed
Bisley
Liviteoast Hatterasey
Tul
AlsLidiiga Engineers
Dreeu
New Turkish Sultan Decrees Constitution and summons Chamber
News from Constantinople reports the Sultan of Turkey has decreed a new constitution for the empire and summoned a Chamber of Deputies. The Sultan’s harem was heavily guarded at Salonica, but ceremonial displays sparked strong public enthusiasm as the decree circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
iIt
Constantinople
Turkey
Chamber of Deputies
Arman
Salonica
Olympic Games London Track Events Report
The London Olympic program details fast times and notable incidents. Carpenter of the United States tangled with Halnwelle of Bogland, causing a false finish and protest, while Kerr of Canada won the 200 metre fiat race. Hayes of the United States and Helferom of South Africa placed in later events. Australia led the 200 metre teams semi final with England and Hungary close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Carpenter
United States
BR. Kerr
Canada
H. ‘Taylor
Fostsach
PL Beaurepatre
Victoria
Moun
Awertea
Vazier
Beaurepaire
England
Furando
Hayes
C. Helferom
South Africa
Deomars
Hungary
Australia
Death of T. J. Collins Shocks Thorograph Society
At a New South Wales Photographic Society meeting members learned of the death of T. J. Collins a longtime active member who studied the Geabrvil Drilling process. The speaker demonstrated Dromide enlarging and discussed results from yellowed parchment paper and toning techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorogtaphic Society of New South Wales
T. J. Collins
North Ryde Post Office Relocation Proposed
The North Ryde Progress Association pressed for relocating the post office from its dusty drum to a more central site at Cox's and Wick's roads. After long local effort the move is approved, with a cottage at the corner serving as the new post office location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Bean
Druméary
Dustwood
North Ryde
Cox's and
Wick's Roads
Poston
Sudden Death at Pennant Hills
Mr. Zatok Fellimy, a long time resident of Pennant Hills, was found dead Friday afternoon after failing to return from mowing grass. He was 50 years old, survived by a widow and grown children. The body was discovered at about 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Zatok Fellimy
Penmant Hills
Mr. Bellamy
Fisher's Phosphorine claims to ward off ailments and kidney issues
An ad touts Fisher's Phosphorine as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, diabetes and Bright’s disease, urging daily use and promising strong results at low cost. It also promotes tannery services and a separate clock sale, highlighting various clock styles and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Farkache
Fisher
Lake
Famous Boy Violinist Mischa Elman to Tour Australia
London reports premier young violin prodigy Mischa Elman, debuting in Queen's Hall at age 12 with Beethoven and Tchaikowsky selections. His early performances included Candide Techaikowsky pieces, later thrilling audiences with Mendelssohn and Glazunov, and plans for a 100 date Australian itinerary are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aveolay
Frank Musprove
Mischa Elman
Australia
Mische Elman
Queen's Hall
Hamnferlag
Beethoven
Candy Techaikowsky
Mindelasoba
Max Druck
Glazeanow
Ida Biearoor
London Wool Sales Report From Friday Evening Market
London wool sales show merino competition strong while crosabreds lag and ease. Yesterday prices included Widgiews Roseville Momba Welltown Bundateer Hillersdem Tarndale and others with Harrington and Company figures. Market notes promise good fabrics and stylish cuts from Harringtons Limited as buyers seek English suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Salem
Erste
Lord Richard Nevill in London Note on Austrania Voyage
Fragmentary report from London records Lord Richard Nevill and Lord Dudley’s circle noting a planned voyage to Austrania by mid month, with unspecified financial or naval details and unclear date references. No further context available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Michint Nevill
Chamberlane
Lord Dudley
FdLicnald
India
Woman Guillotined in London Crowd for Crime
A fragmentary report describes a guillotine execution in a London courtyard attended by spectators. The text references a figure named Beir and a list of unclear roles, with penitence mentioned for a male player and a guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prude
Banony
Grete Beir
Bureomaster
Sunday Band Music At Hyde Park Concert
The Stale Military Band will perform in Hyde Park at 3 pm with a diverse program including Crown Diamonds Tower, Eave Amour, Stare Ant Birine, and Whe tor Wied. Sydney Town Band, led by Thomas Mellor, will follow with Miss Lierig Mellor and Mr W Murdon, while Story Sullivan’s music is arranged. Parents’ charges will not be admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Ty Mittim
Marc "Marchioe
Dombechiiy
Tankaeia
Paunt
Sydney Town
Sr Newtown Reem
Thomas Mellor
Florin Metin
Lierig Mellor
W. Murdon
Siory Sullivan
Symphony Orchestra at Town Hall Concert
A cranying traitire highlights an evening by the Symphony Orchestra at the Town Hall Perday afternoon. The audience was larger than expected, with W. Atwood Decherd presiding and Jastinally taking the conductor’s chair. Beethoven’s Sixth opened the program with Pancreas and other pieces drawing praise. The concert featured a descriptive work, with vigorous strings and blended tones under M. H. Stari. The soloists and ensemble offered a vivid musical tableau, including a Britten Stray Orchant and evocative selections that impressed the crowd. The reviewer notes a promising future for the performers and the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballery Symphony Crees
Furans At Intarogesira
Pancarel
Tae Brooke
Stari
Diwiire
Raya
Sten
Grad Teryer
Dax
Lana
Bali
Piers Mast
Ramrau-atali
Mabel Ward
Rembars
Hines
Beware of Fake Sanderson Eucalyptus Extract Ad
A Victorian era notice warns readers about counterfeit Sanders Gucalypte extract and a dangerous preparation deception. Authorities cite expert testimony and court findings regarding genuine pure volatile eucalyptus extract versus tainted products.
Unclear historical headline proxies a fleet arrival worry
Fragmentary OCR text hints at tensions around an American fleet arrival and mentions names and terms that appear garbled. The readable parts suggest unease about foreign or military movements and references to medical or care products, with no clear event, date, or location verifiable from the fragments.
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King Streets
H. Cary
Ohairman
Howard Pofe
Evening News
EIST
Pountain Mis
Syaney
Murarany
F. W. Edwards
Fountain Mills
Kent-St
Saunders
Mx Tourmalinus
AL Saunders
A Saunders
Tey Leet Renond
A- Saunders
A. Saunders
Er, Silversmith, & Optican
AL Balmers
A. Baunders
Teh
New Railway
Giatlow
N.S.W
Spring-Street
AMF
Tydney
Sey Kisses
Malriages
Bnichsel
Wederssteest Solara
Sy ‘Museen
Miltard-Orlay
Raul
Tha Lay Wiha Monigh
Bdeony ‘Tedward
Saunget Wu
Meloy Hevnil
He Frickin
ByUcay
Yeorge
Joan Caves
Maly
Bumersreure
Bila
Redfern
R. C. Hagon
MR. Wade
Willoughby-Chatswood
John Kneeshaw
W. ‘Tramway
Tasma
Newtown
Tilak
Young Turks
Osman Feizi
Photograph Society
Pennant Hills
Alwara
Iy Australis
Tost
Rohu
Moory-street
GPO
George-street
Trike
Byeney
London Wool Sales
Harrington and Company, Limited
Photographic Importers
Harrington's Limited
Lord Richard Nevill
Wickham
Bnog
Felipved
Bagby
Navi Disyert
Elma AM
Eupreme
Vietorie
Jagan
Toon
Asrle
Paneword
Woods
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