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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR note shows brief phrase about late cable news and a personal name fragment. No clear event, date, or location readable to establish a complete item.
A London committee reports evidence of prison farm abuses in Alabama. Convicts were allegedly used and sold as mules to the highest bidder, with one man released for a swapped degree and a white boy whipped in punishment. The account notes clerical ties and coercive practices in the system.
London Monday Evening. A National Labor Conference of the Social Democratic party is in session with about 100 delegates. Mr Will Thorne MLA West Ham serves as president. The conference passed two resolutions opposing a democratic Electoral Reform Bill and calling for extending the franchise to every adult man and woman.
In Caracas, President Castro orders the expulsion of M Ile Reuss, the Dutch minister, amid disputes over a Dutch newspaper publication. A crowd in Willemstad, capital of Curacao, pressured the Venezuelan envoy to seek refuge in the German consulate as tensions escalate between Venezuela and the Netherlands.
Postle of Australia defeated Growcott the English champion by a foot in a four yard dash. W Demmcott beat Todd in a half mile for £120. Poste and Growcett were set to run 150 yards for £200 a side with bets and a 75 percent share to the winner. Day of Dublin expected to win a 440 yard race for £20, with £76 to the winner. The events take place at the Broughton Rangers ground in Manchester.
Wool sale results from London show weaker prices for Merino crossbreds while faulting merino are firm. Prices quoted include silver at 230 3-164 pence per cune standard with overall market activity noted in evening session.
London report notes severe reprimand of Unionists by the House of Commons for their lax attendance at divisions. The Evening edition cites the newspaper Standart criticizing the conduct and urging stricter discipline among members.
At the Prince Alfred Yacht Club in Moors Street on Monday eight the presentation of prizes for last season took place. Despite heavy rain a large attendance gathered as winners were announced, with principal prizes going to Cutwalls W M Marks £12 and Awanns A G Sarton £29 etc.
Fragmentary wartime style telegram notes from Wellington describe mails via Auckland and Mara segments, with references to Matta and Uno Hauroto. The garbled text hints at arrangements for 3 sar and 11 am deliveries, mentioning New Zealand and congestion concerns.
The city endured relentless rain from the past 24 hours, with totals reaching 5.72 inches in some areas and 6.00 inches at Hunter's Hill. Hawkesbury and Windsor reported notable sums, Parramatta 4 inches, while Sydney itself logged 5.12 inches. The meteorological observatory noted this as one of the most persistent rain events in memory, easing only after dawn with forecasts for continued wet weather.
Rain at Prospect up to morning hours was heavy yet catchment area fell short of expectations. Prospect recorded 204 points, Cataract Reservoir % points, Broughton’s Pause 6% and Wilton 2% points as Water and Sewerage Board secretary Mr. Holmes notes ongoing drawdown from overflow.
A report lists new music items including a greeting song Columbus Welcome by Montague B Younger, a national Welcome to Australia song, and Paling's Plano Album due Nov 24 with Balety de Coeur Lily of the Valley Mazurka and other pieces. Also includes Carmen fantasia by Remi Latour, a Bach aria Toreador Song, and a Southern Cross march by Bert Rache dedicated to Bandmaster Robert Smith of the Royal Army Band, from Victor Draper’s Music Stores.
At the Homebush stock sale on Monday afternoon 27 238 sheep and lambs were offered, chiefly good quality. Buyers were in full attendance as heavy rates opened and held. Prices ranged with prime merino wethers 18s to 1s, extra 20s to 64, food 188 to 16s, medium 1m to 13s. Lambs showed fair penning and firm at late rates. Cattle yarded 1028, mostly New South Wales, 100 Queenslanders forward, demand broad and advancing 10s to 1s per head. Prime bullocks £11 to £12 17s, extra £13 10s, cows £9 to £12 2s, and other classes lower. Trucks booked for Thursday total 622 sheep vans and 113 cattle waggons.
This issue spotlights tramway trouble with extensive photos of stranded trams and crowds under police escort. It also features Cook Islands articles, photographs of two men reflected in water, and pieces on New Zealand depressions, Tak sow characteristics, and gossip about peoples.
Fragmentary note indicates a jury is not required for a hearing in the Diverse Court tomorrow after a petition was dismissed. It mentions attendance, summons, and related court actions amid disrupted text.
The case of Arthur Aaron Ferman petitioning for dissolution of marriage with Florence Adele Constance Herman arose in divorce court. Ferman testified he and his wife argued over inviting theatrical friends, she left for a contract with the Golden West Pantomine Company in West Australia, and he has heard nothing since. He believed she would return, having previously stated domicile in New South Wales. The court granted a decree nisi returnable in six months.
Probate has been granted for the estate of George Currie slider of Pocka midgee near Conanga who died on April 10 1907 The will appoints Harriet Frances Currie George Currie grasses Strathallyn Narromine and Frederick Arthur Currie Corons as executors and trustees The NSW portion of the estate is valued at £29 232 4d for probate purposes The will provides for widow the children and the personal estate residuary to trustee care
In No 2 Jury Court Mr Maughan on behalf of Lithgow Coal Association seeks a winding-up order against W. Scot Fell and Company claiming insolvency and debts of £5859 16 13. The petition requests the usual order upon affidavit and expands on the respondent company's finances before final appointment of an official receiver.
A metropolitan ministers conference at the Y M C A Hall chaired by Rev Principal Harper DD agreed to prepare a petition for Parliament to empower the Premier to enforce strict Sunday observance. They proposed a public demonstration and urging ministers statewide to preach on Sunday observance while seeking Paddington Borough Council to rescind a recent resolution affecting Sunday entertainments.
Bert Bennett, a groom and coachman, was found dead in frost near the steps to the stables at Colonel Bartlett's residence. The last sighting was by the cook Busomo Nash shortly after 6 PM as he walked toward the stables with a lantern and bucket. It is believed he slipped while stepping down the steps, striking his head on the ground.
A body found near the tram injury site in George Street has been identified by fingerprints as John Bauch of Chippendale. Police at Regent Street station appeal to anyone who can assist with the identification or additional details about the incident.
The Wool market shows no change in Sydney. Private wool inquiries and private transactions continue. Wool sales are arranged for Sydney on August 1, with about 15 000 to 20 000 bales expected to be available.
A Sydney public meeting led by Sir Harry Rawson proposed a Rawson Memorial Fund to aid the Seamen's Institute. The fund aims to improve sailors' comforts with a committee including Sir James Fairfax and many NSW figures. Subscriptions listed include Fairfax £160 and others.
The Hospital Fund annual meeting in Town Hall, led by the Governor, approved a distribution of 6350 to general and special hospitals including St Joseph's, St George, Sydney Homeopathic, and the Women’s and Children's hospitals among others. Government contributions cited, with a note on wage-earner donations and a history of prior distributions.
At Camperdown Town Mall a Friday night lecture by Mr Wim Mopm, secretary to the Royal Prince Alfred, chaired by Major Mallett, highlighted hospital committee activities. The event featured Bowlerps views on Seetstudom and Chol Cemperdows, with Miss Anderson singing and a mention of Wolfe’s Schnapps daily detak.
Sales by auction announce cattle at Muswell Stock Yards at 1pm by A Mires with WOLPE'S SCHNAPPS. A dashed detail for dulary propel o Canahea’s Hacking Consestant, onde Great Pepperais Care is ea.
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