Power House Strike Sparks Disturbances in George Street
The Power House strike triggers clashes and mass arrests as 15 engineers and workers are deployed. Constables and firemen are detained, with crews unable to complete duties amid police action. Negotiations and watchful gatherings continue as union and non-union sides clash over deployment and fuel supply, amid talks of bringing in further force if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Power House
Sinope
Tare Gakri
Yande Betualog
Peer Ho
Amd
Sulfolmat
Joe Nept
Ann of the Strongest
Central Police Court: multiple offences and fines
A Central Police Court session heard defendants charged with offences against the peace. Various individuals including Patrick Colbourns Ian Philbreak and others received fines ranging from 2 to 3 pounds for breaches and related misconduct. The proceedings described disorderly conduct and interruptions during transport and public spaces, with further remarks on the gravity of the offences and penalties imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payien
Jae
Central Police Court
Irony
Solomon Sore
Regent Juinerings
Duborer
Patrick Colbourns
Ian Phiilbreak
Arikar
Ord
Thelrpenier
Sydney Trame and the Safe Street Vigil
Nonsensical OCR fragment recalls city folk traveling along a coastal route from Willowenpy to Milean's Point. Mentions vigil at a stream and a warning system, with steamers running punctually at Milean's Point. Names and places are garbled, but the passage hints at a riverine or coastal transit scene and a community watching for a time signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Mocmec
Tramway chatter and wet Neutral Bay service
Morning trams from Willoughby and Moe Man were well patronised while Ridge-atreat near Sheald Power House showed activity. Tramway hands in civilian clothes watched as a small parade passed, tensions rose but worries remained. Neutral Bay trams were soggy and residents faced delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby
Moe Man
Ridge-atreat
Sheald Power House
Econo
Neutral Bay
Excitement in George Street Riot Arrests
A large crowd gathered in George Street near Goulvers Streets where disorder erupted between 11 and 13. Police detained six men, listing names and descriptions including conductors, cleaners, a groom, a laborer, and a miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulvers Etrents
Centre Poll
Wells
eRarger
Frank Newall
Patrick Collis
Owen Begartey
Gilbert Bishop
James Lamb
Strikes Disrupt City Transit And Lodging Seekers
Widespread strike actions caused heavy cab demand and long queues at Circular Quay and Lie Hallway Station. Trams and buses operated irregularly with crowds forcing thousands to walk home to suburbs. Hotels and shops faced surging lunches and refreshments strains as workers sought temporary lodging. Authorities kept central services running with concentrated tram and motor traffic. nurses were shuttled from Central Railway Station to the Coast Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circular Quay
Lie Hallway
George-street
Poouly
Aia A. Spiendia
Rade
Torcali Betwero
Hondl
Darlinghurst
Central Railway Bistion
Mass Meeting Called by Local Trade Union Leaders
A large group of trade union examiners promised to strike if a requested wage increase was not granted. Executives resolved to provide the needed raise. A mass meeting is set for tomorrow at 3 PM at the Trades Hall led by a brass band to march to the Dowain where Labor speakers will address the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremwey Unién
Erecuttys St
Bram Band
Dowain
Pickets At The Quay Shut Tram Start In Cireniar Quer
Several hundred gathered at Cireniar Quer tram starting place where trams run every few minutes. Union pickets pressed aims to disrupt service as two conductors shouldered bags and left a tram amid cheering crowds. A crowd subscription was taken up and roughly two shillings and more requested from each man. Mounted police and foot officers attended the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cireniar
Fem
Universal
Scuffle at Central Railway Station Ends With Arrests
Morning calm at Central Railway Station gave way to a crowd at Gorge and Pitt streets. Chanting scab and blackleg terms, rioting soon waned as Inspector Rache and officers contained the disturbance. Several men were taken into custody and charged with riotous acts and throwing missiles. Bail requests followed as police delayed release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railway
Quietis
Gorge
Pitt Errests
Lemma
Drummoyne
Laichhardt
Balmain
Form Eme
Blackleg
Mod
Rache
Isformelion Watch
Leary
Pucling
DNC
Ragent-Sireet Foltes
Edwart J. Norton
Georgi-atrest
Charles Henry Dun
Drever
Henry Mercer
Daniel Connell
George Purcell
George Breakwell
Unclear event described with crowd disturbance and police action
An unclear account describes a procession with red garments, a van displaying items, and a disturbance as boots stomped a crowd. Constables followed the crowd, mourning the car, and a river scene unfolded as the procession moved forward amid rising tension.
Service Time Affected by Police Escort Through City
This afternoon's service saw Pte Bundred and others riding in an orderly pace under police protection. Mounted constables patrolled the city while tramyards and central streets were checked for security, including Bridge Street, Circular Quay, and City Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pte Bundred
Fftesn Care
Mine Pa Nana
Circular Quay
No Service Tonight at Local Transit Depot
The notice states no service tonight with cars unlikely to be full. It indicates cars will halt at a specified time and return to sheds, remaining there until Monday morning.
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Chia
Sunday Tram Service Planned From Nine O'clock
Tram services will run tomorrow to Sydney and suburbs with most localities connected. The Railway Commissioners approved a limited service to ease public convenience. Cars start at 9 a.m. and end around 6 p.m. with Glebe and Balmain added to the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gharley
Tuy
Glebe
Balmain
Power House Tugboat Meal Incident Report
An unclear report describes a tugboat operation at a power house today with midday soup provisions. One soup vat capsized during transfer to quarters while power was provided as part of an ongoing department service for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mms
Hisuss
Thair
Siede
Bening
Railway Men May Walk Out After Rally at Trades Hall
About 400 people gathered at the junction of George and Goulburn streets to discuss a possible railway walkout. A "Baving News" reporter found no verification of the report while Sams and railway employees attended the meeting. Women and children cheered freely as the crowd debated the chance of workers ceasing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and Goulburn
Abor Council Granted Full Power In Labor Dispute
The Sydney Labor Council executive will meet at 7:30 to discuss expanding power to call out other unions in the tramway dispute. A program received by secretary J Cochrane from Mr Meter Bowling outlines sympathy and support to the tramway workers from the miners executive.
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Manting
Syberabor Council
Tramway
Qeet Assis
Olgbt
Sydney Labor Comet
J . Cochrane
Sydney Labor Council
Meter Bowling
Sewrentini
Aselsia Rice
Oeceswarn
Misturbance at the Hay Market Riot Details
A late afternoon disturbance at the hay market caused traffic disruption as a crowd clashed with authorities. Police were reinforced, 30 officers were deployed from the central station, and order was restored after crowds were corralled along the street from Liverpool to Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letchhardt
Erica
George Strrel
Roche
Liverpool
Campbell Eech
Improved Service Forecast For Monday Efforts Under Way
The department expects a review will be provided by Monday. Arrangements were made today for men to run extra care, though it is impossible to estimate how long care will be during Monday. Officials express confidence the service will be better tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia
Labor Council Debates Situation at Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Srancy Labor Council convened at the Tredies Hall to discuss the situation regarding Tremwas Employees' Tales and to decide on placing services at their disposal. Debate focused on whether Press representatives should be excluded and how to handle labor and socialist organs in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srancy Labor Council
Tredies Hall
Tremwas
P. B. Marshall
Anyang
Toyer
Meduiney
Perousine
Proat
Labor
Tewat
Labor Orean
Labor Auf Socialint
Tris
Iherameny
Tramway Union
Coal Lampers' Union Plans Monday Meeting
A crowd gathered at the corner of Goulburn and George streets this afternoon as Coal Lampers' Union members prepared for a Monday meeting. The circular urged immediate cessation of all work and warned members against any action that could harm the cause, with some insisting the plan was a broad warning to the public that workers were united.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
George Streets
Coal Lampers’ Union
Mondag
Pim
Tram strike close to Newcastle tramway service
Newcastle Saturday afternoon reports say trams run hourly with five drivers on duty and clerks acting as conductors. A general stoppage is expected at six o clock as Railway Union drivers prepare for a strike and a meeting is held in Arnott Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Clerke
Railway Union
L Mama
Atrikare Ix Bebe
Arnot’ Paadvet
Engineers and Non-Union Labor Reported
Brief item notes definite information received at Power House 21 Ultima shortly before five o clock about Trades Hall and a decision at the hud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ultima
Trades Hall
Hud
Convenience in Broken Hill Cabs Organize City Service
Broken Hill dispatches report that cabs have organized services to various city parts. Despite recent disruptions the local taxi network maintains operation with drivers calling for orderly pickup and stable schedules.
Aum golf meeting hosts mixed match play results
The Aum golf open and amateur event held July 1 at Kensington links featured a large entry and a marquee stage for the mixed doubles and individual match play. Winners included T. Balcombe and Mrs Thiel with the best score in the team event, while W Garden and Ebb Sale earned advancing positions in a crowded field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumdealin
Wile
Kensington Links
Misa Marbury
Iturdoch
Mian Morricehanticay i
W. Gordop
Mesrem
Ledley
Turd. Glaves
Else and Sire
Christian
D. Willie
Mise More
MB Robbenn Ant Mlag Fucker
Dows
GT. Balcombe
Mrs Thiel
A.W. Hi
Pacheld
Men Bean
F. Ewene
Mina Caristoe
Ell Ridedes
Ff. Wear
Martin
Mrs. Pring
W.H. Warren
Miss Measteld
Mr. and Mere
Martie
Giblin
Mise Cape
Dr Thring
Alas
Trevor Joan Be
Sayee Merwe
Sant
Biatuad
Blexiea
Hodgson
Sanden
T. Balcombe
Mem Thiel
Ber
W. Garden
Ebb Sale Eas
McA East Psy
Swe
Bridgestreet Tram Yard Employed Workers And Police Presence
Applicants for employment on the cars gathered at Bridgestreet tram yard as the chairman of the stall committee made further selections from candidate batches. A crowd gathered during lunch, with some commotion. Police mounted constables moved to Circular Quay before 1 pm, dispersing the remainder of onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Yarden
Tome
Qusy
Policeman Oxley Roughly Handled in Street Incident
Constable Oxley of No 1 Police Station faced a chaotic afternoon as a crowd taunted him on Gearer 2nd Goulburn streets. He was knocked to the ground, his helmet removed, and his revolver stolen before fellow officers arrived to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxley
Pollew
Gearer
Goulburn
Shereuvon
Foreman assaulted in Roselle depot incident
A Roselle depot foreman was assaulted by several men on Friday night after tearing the depot. He was roughly handled but woke to perform his duties this morning. The escapees were described as tramway workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geveral
Red Flag incident near Iat Mall and Ratharstet clash
A scrambled report notes a red flag event near Iat Mall involving forged bios and a march via Ratharstet. It mentions an associated individual Bilee and an accompanying party, with unclear details and phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iat Mall
Goulburs-strest
Bio & Pre Craton
Ratharstet
Bilee‘wahotrest
Riotous Disorder at Georre Meet Near Goulburn Street
Lively crowd near Goulburn Street prior to 4 Welock as police deter remonstrance against non union employ. Several charged at the Central Pavilion Elation for riotous conduct and assaulting Constable Lynch. names include David Evans, Samuel Sparks, William Carden, Thomas Corbett, Famen Grab, John Baber, John Sime, Charlie Russell, William Deuter, Alexandee Terlor, John Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georremeet
Welock
Gows
Mae
David Evans
Teborer
Sanvel Sparks
Istorer
William Carden
Miser
Thomas Corbett
Rietoun
Famen Grab
Riatous
John Baber
Deliar-tiber
Rictom
Jenee Sime
Constable Lynch
Charlie Russell
Alexandee Terlor
John Anderson
Electrical Engineers Reported In Afternoon
A brief evening note states that electrical engineers were reported in the area this afternoon. No further details are provided about the event, individuals, or location.
Baseball notes from a faded page likely listing games
Fragmented OCR provides scattered baseball figures and team references. Distinct entities are unclear but mentions Wes Paddington and Memnouree with numeric codes suggesting scores or line items. Overall details are unreadable for a coherent event or outcome.
Rosehill Hurdle Race and Cup Day Results
A detailed roll of Rosehill July Meeting events with winners Atlantean and Peccavi in the Hurdle, Arlington and Ariki in sprints, plus the Geazville and Carlingford stakes. Notable finishes include Atlantean winning by four lengths from Peccavi, and Ariki taking the Arlington feature by a short margin ahead of Arlington as a crowded finish developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosehill Racing Club
Weidhor
Rew
Dr. J
Steecaen
At Max
Locksley
Dubovanie
Coumealla
Pro- Jeovite
Vantry
Agwl
Winmer
J. Stenson
Ocber
Callie
Holdetonne
Cunningheme
Bething
Teagate Coompalla
Peccavi
Atx
Skrelaat
Last Chance
Pest Allagiean
Coomealla
Holdsburg
Amap
Peccaui
Maldabirg
Am Sound Borse
Pris
O'Brien
Tatton Timp
Axra
Ramshaw T
Arlington
Grafton Fioop
St. Catherine
Clayton
Aoheson
Beanchamp
Imp
Pootpeint
Hreauan
Merry Daya
Lightfoot
Crotty Molly
Dopovan
Settement
Beowen
Sla
Agwloet Arhamen
Aeth
Lage
Ariligion
Helly
Helly Moos
Ariki
Arting
Lem
Morey Dare
Arik
Arlletot
Bally
Jist
Rhoeh
Rally
Linke
Clareare
Tansa Botilement
Lady Swallow
Wee Uadcie
Pretty Molly Faz
Timu
Tmin Ithe
Mawerpsiakes
Startore
Peits
Prise
Elmo
Withers
Mr. Ly
H.C
Poeitena Wimp
L.C
Eyes
Pet
CIA
Cayenne Fohn Gunn
Car Zena
Postano
Stolbrooke
Sparkis
Ays. Ist
Hickeyy
L. Want
Glenvila
Colllinant
Growy
Connell
Sunerbia
Rose of Lancaster
Clartoi
Lond Wallace
Thomas
Glevelly
Cust
Coairart
Dil
Mogadore
Hronnaa
Latijona
Lamond
Borrr
Schmelter
Smith
Kobala
Pike
Nellie
Algtone
Lord Wallger
Lothers
Lorry
Kore of
Lancaster
Gar Zena
Bimtrar
Mogalore
Dine Germonta
Hera Mogadore
H.C. Seme
Carl Zena
Ferille G
Lord Wallare
King Borer
Contead
Ortra- M4
Furtongy
Si J. Hendricks
F Hela
Mr. Wren Announces Big Prize and Nominations
Mr Wren reveals a 20 trillion prize amid chaotic remarks and nominations. The statement mentions Ek Ascot Melbotron Aus and Bourke-ctraet with a July deadline. Details are obscured by garbled OCR but point to an official term related to the upcoming election or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daa Wren
Interstate Rugby Test Ends With New Wales Victory
New South Wales beat Queensland 13 to 3 in a rugged Interstate match at Swiney Cricket Ground before about 10 000 spectators. Key players included Daly Hickey and Corrie for NSW with notable defense and a late try sealing the win. Queensland fought hard, but NSW pulled ahead in the second half to secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorda
Spd
Ruphy Union
Pisy
Swiney Cricket Ground
Thery
Oring la Plarere
Luddy
Mlenitall
Sydney University
Atall-buck
J. Hirowe
Corrie
Parkinson
J Lider
Mensley
Matver
McLennan
Lewis
Hhenarda
Driehtoo
A. Cyouhwys
A. Keun
Wye
J. Egan
W. Canilla
P. Flanagan
T. Wiehard
B. Farmer
New South Wales
Alouzet
Sath
Grangey
J. Weber
Globe
Dot Caveatet
Georgers Balyes
COW Riewkt
H- Bullork
Uutersity
James Hughes
Cupversitx
John Hughes
iVoiwerdayi
Ruyse South Synopy
Monbery
Parrall
Hickey
Queensland
Daly
Pyilork
M'Kivatt
Repret
Livk
Dalywan
Neer
Bret
Roesea
Petite
Kek AU
Wales
Orl
B. D'Al
Pugil
Heasiip
Metropolitan V City and Suburban Association match report
Metropolitan and City and Suburban Association teams clashed at the Sydney Cricket Ground before a large crowd. Metropolitans attacked early and led at halftime 1 0, with City and Suburban pressing in the second half as both sides showcased defending and passing before the bell, final score details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Rdney Cricket Ground
Ihs Sterraoon
Metropolltat Union
City and Suburban Asadciation
Metropolitan
St John
G. Merrit
Maziy
Denbar
N- Sydney
Randall
Sauls
F Lissromba
Newtown
Balvon
Gregory
Hiendrisan
Pyne
Kesohalves
Proctor
Cady
Teswards
Herbie
Trebeck
Morris
Obatafey
Priend
Raseal-Joney
Melvilla
Reppor Gale
al Thuno
As Eerwar
Ubu
Hayes
Cy Abd Raberban
Tim Lomcombe
Handall
Britishers in New Zealand tour summary opener
Auckland report on the British team completing their Dominion tour as the third test approaches. Details indicate a afternoon session with a New Zealand side and the first test match set for June at Dunedin.
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Auckland
Bri
Dominion
New Zealand
Dunia
Newtown and Western Suburbs League Match at Wentworth Park
In a rough going league clash, Newtown faced Western Suburbs at Wentworth Park. Suburbs led 6 to 5 after a first half, with key tries by Slack and Abercrombie, while Newtown pressed to close the gap in a scrappy second period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Western Suburbs
Wentwort Park
Hack
Caffinl
Yowrll
W'Farland
Taylor
Meredith
Northwood
Manta
M’krren
Powell
H- Powell
Donovan
Corriner
Burdett
Bzck
Hodgson
Gormley
Brown
Primi
Bucks
M'Fadyn
Killa
Harrington Abercrombia
Meade
Holloway
Stack
W. Eeeh
Fale
Phinnic
Meadyn Secused
Paseal Vo Slack
Abercrombie
Wester
Ron Burdett
Caseell
Ronmrerte
Western
Newtons
South Sydney and Balmain Battle to a 2 1 Score Draw
South Sydney clashed with Balmain in a rough mat meet style contest. Widespread mixups and multiple goal attempts ended with South Sydney trailing 2 1 at halftime and neither side altering the score after the final whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sydney
Balmain
Mat Neet Moll
Minkers
T. Aulersep
E- Pry
A. Corion
A Borie
A. Buler
Levieng Forward
H. Batlee
Coroa
J- Rosceril
J. Davia
Ry Grorn
J. Cochrana
Haenveay
B. Fitrpatric
Tates
Eouth
Shiek Conton
Sydney
Eivres
North Sydney and Cumberland Football Match Report
North Sydney and Cumberland opened the game with Cumberland kicking off as North Sydney quickly responded with multiple scoring attempts. The match featured goals by W Carthn Deane Bollarn and To cheater, while wards and forwards like Glanville Kendall and Tamen contributed. An injured player was taken to Parramatta Hospital with a broken arm, and the report notes late arrivals and a rash of penalties and substitutions as the teams pressed for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sydney
Cimmerland
Pingedak
Wentworth Park
Cumberland
Cormacks
Abbott
Spears
A. Hafham
Melton
Walllattore
AG. Grant
Jareis
Boland
A. Bardus
Lalor
Yirwtton North Eydnet
W. Whiehietty
Troamham
A. Matheson
Pradsler
WoaGarihy
Sttaneen
Deane
Bolland
J. Kendall
Dbeting
J. Rochestrs
Glaaviile
Ballard
Raferer
Mr Welch
North Sydney Ba
Wegum Woatlacy
Tren Boe
W'Carthn
Bollarn
Wuillell
North Syiury
Union
Athe Son
Rochester
Holand
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