Sydney robberies target Coffe’s rooms in Canterdagh Street
Between October 11 and 11 the rooms of Mr. Frank Coffes, a manufacturers’ agent on Canterdagh Street near Hunter Street, were broken into with 750 naira value of goods stolen. A second raid on Mr Coltee’s rooms between October 16 and 21 netted 30 pairs of corsets and related items valued at 55 pounds. Police traced possible sales in Brisbane where Coffees’ agent sought to push business. Detectives recovered corsets and other garments tied to Coffe and identified in Sydney as his property, leading to an arrest in Brisbane and plans to bring the man to Sydney soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coffes
Canterdagh-street
Humter-atreel City
Coreia
Coltee
MPP Coffee
Brisbane
Ortets
Queenalans Poker
Sydney
Deserives Fullerton and Ward
Caatlereagh-Street
Coffer
Fire on a Steamer Damages Mail at Sea
Fremantle reports Colombo dispatches say the German mail steamer Seharoborst had a fire in hatch No 4 at sea near Singapore. The blaze damaged the mail room and its contents as water inundated adjoining compartments. Fire caused by incendiary combustion. The East mail likely requires submersion aboard for a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Colombo
RALS
Ofuba
Seharoborst
Singapore
Hatch
Hyp
Ro Rn
Fay East
Fleet Week Programme Amid Controversy in Sydney
A Sydney city committee plans a Fleet Week event in Australia with talks led by executives and civic leaders. The program includes a civic meeting at 4 pm in the Jen Hil to discuss retirements, funding, and dates, amid stormy debate and expected opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cederal Wuthuptibes
Fom
Bydney Thorn
Sydney
Miler
Divorce Court Hearing Details and Names Given
The Sydney divorce case of Maude Moberra formerly Mrukkabank vs Charing Warman Robern is heard for adultery with Justin Sipson and involves children and maintenance. The proceedings describe separation, periods of absence, and requests for costs, with references to witnesses and magistrates in North Sydney and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Justin Sipson
Maude Moberra
Mrukkabank
Charing Warman Robern
Mathe Geoumd
Peitonst
Depmars
Ay Sedoha
Anis Saath Nepgudens
Tierk
Fia
Muir
Liper
Alan
Conviction Upheld in Darlinghurst Furniture Theft Case
Noted on the Full Court list this morning is the appeal of O Cornelius O Donobue and Albert Hardy against their June Darlinghurst Sessions conviction for stealing a quantity of furniture from W W Campbell. Each was sentenced to four years penal servitude. The defence solicitor sought a reserve for the Crown Court to consider questions about consent and identification, but the Chief Justice ruled there was no arguable point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius O'donobué
Albert Hardy
Darlinghurst
W. W. Campbell
Curls
Docker
Pall Court
W.W. Campbell
British footballers arrive in Sydney from Auckland
British rugby players land in Sydney aboard the Victoria shortly after 8 this morning. Large crowds greet the visitors with Busby Union enthusiasts on the wharf. The squad includes Dyke Jackett Gibbs and Williams among others. several players are injured and will miss upcoming matches. A reception is planned at the NSW Rugby Union rooms with a busy fixture card noted for August.
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G. ¥. Kyrke
Somerset
F. Morgan
Glamorgan
W. L. Oldham
Mitland Countess
A. A
Ritson
Northumberland
Thomas
F. Williams
London
Welsh
Wales
Tr. Wilson
Cumberland
T Smith
Leicester
Jackett
Gibbs
J. L Willams
J. Ponty Jones
Wibble
Fialding
J. F. “Wil
Davey
Johnny Williams
Dr. Mivedy
Harding
New Zealand
Ageio
Laxon
Kyrke
Cranbrook
Bie
Rawson
Sidney Town Hall
Brea
mofMine
N.s.w.rugby Union
Bligh-alsent
Sydney
Alan
Metropolitan Union
Naat
fYeriog
St Joseph'n College Oh Roy
Wewinal N.S
Lyoner Orieke
Gil
Gun Club
Nsw
Auruae
Newcast
Newcastle Golf
Sheare Party
Aulguis “S
Sain
Thrave Mesa
Martin
Meteitle Woot Mowe
A. Brown
T. Pauling
CE. Morgan
Hardie
Tain
Dr. M'Kwedy
RivrimAt
S.W
Vague Winds and Rough Seas Near Wrrek Bay Rescue Hint
Report covers a vessel ashore at Wrrek Bay likely rammed, with the Rodney Stock Benangs and 9 red tie Hilda trading on the South Coast. Observers note timber laden cargo, a Roma east gale at Testis Bay, and a stranded vessel from built age. Also mentions a Tasmanian saddle back blackwood suite in Pitt Street display valued at £350.
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Rodney Stock Benangs
Wrrek Bay
Hilda
A Betree
Syther
Ima Nisis Savage Abe
Wrerk Bay
Testis Bay
Acre
Roma
Whiun Farmer and Company, Limited
Pitt-street
W. Vedar
The Smartest Boots in Town Advertised
An ad for Jamuhaa Bros markets Boots at Hunter Street and King Street with comments on quality leathers, light odor free wear, and prices from 1 22 to 4. It claims imported leathers, comfort, and popularity among Sydney wearers. Also promotes a peppermint cure and other products with promotional language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amuahaa Bros
Boo Mamura
Hunter-street
King-street
Park-street
Advertianaen
Syiney
Morrow's Boat Race Set For Parra River Tomorrow
Wet or fine Ro Armst and MH Pearce contest the £300 match on the Parramatta River from Ryde Bridge to Be Monument. Start 4 pm with expected crowd and weather forecast favorable. Armst, 24, 13 stone. Pearce, 28, 128½ lb. Bronze Wing and Kulgoa to follow. umpire Mr W Beach. judge Mr M A H Pishardinge.
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Pearce
Parramatta
Ryde Bridge
Alari
Arnst
Charlie Towns
Fogwell
Mearte
England
Canada
W. A. Barry
J. Wocker
Tresidder
Fort Macquarie
W. Beach
M. A. H. Pishardinge
Amateur Orchestral Society Thrives in Rainy Bidney Hall
The Amateur Orchestral Society staged a late season concert at Bidney Town Hall drawing a large crowd despite rain. Under Herr Slapoflski, the program featured Beethoven Fifth Symphony, Wagner selections from The Flying Dutchman, Hansel and Gretel, Elgar, Massenet, and Mozart. Florence Quis sang with a strong contralto voice in several arias and was recalled with flowers.
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Orrhesra
Bidney Town Hall
Amateur Orchestral Society
T Nose
Beethoven
Wagner
Humperdintk
Elgarith Massenet
Netrumenalinia
Herr Slapoflski
Hese
Gare
Hansel Mat Gretel
Reakoeas
Elgar
Massenet
Anny
Avensden
Mina Florence Quis
Judy Posserse
Tramway Union Faces Uncertain Future Amid Strike Fallout
An Evening News interview with tramway workers reveals division over disruptions and loyalties. Drivers discuss Lawton’s stance, Labor Council blame, and possible Amalgamated schemes uniting rail and tram unions, as secretary Waring recovers and plans a meeting to chart next actions.
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Atribee
Thas Makera
Tramway Union
Iis Wivers Ax
Walontann
Itis Morning
Adrien
Sydney Labor Council
Sielke
Sydney Labor
Lawton
Uriny
Panin
Lawson
Waring
Trasier and Labor Council
Atvea
Lawien
War
Mark Hambourg Recitals Pleases Sydney Audiences At Town Hall
Admirers of Chopin heard a rich program by Mark Hambourg at Sydney Town Hall on Thursday afternoon. The pianist captured Chopin’s delicate balance of fire and lyricism with notable brilliance and artistry, opening with Renata in B flat minor and including a sequence of Preludes and études. The recital closed with Marche Militaire and will resume the final performance tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chopin
Mark Hambourg
Sydney Town Hall
Jasinr
Henn
Orson
Ernajee
Jean Kleczork
Schuman
Hambourg
Renata
MUSIC IN THE TRAI PERFORMANCE AT SALVATION ARMY BARRACKS
A fragment describes a Salvation Army Barracks musical event last evening with soldiers and members of the band performing a tune labeled Thor's Gray for the Line. The crowd noted a refrain and a lively chorus while the audience focused on the performers and the atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Urmham
Sinonr
Dw Bind
Uuarded
Thor
Hnram
Fergyman
Peice
Ealouty
Paddington Bombardment Case At Quarter Sessions
Richard Watkes, aged 1, wrongly named, was charged with breaking a glass window at Paddington Police Court on Oxford Street, the property of William Sinko. The judge deferred further action as witnesses failed to appear, and Watkes, with others, was committed for trial with no immediate remedy. The text also references a patent medicine advertisement for Shepherd’s New Discovered and a cough remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Watkes
Oxford-street
Paddiigton
William Sinko
Ranator
Wackins
Fea
Omer
Police and the Strike Highlight Assembly Remarks
In the Legislative Assembly last evening the Chief Secretary praised the extraordinary work during the pollen unrest and said he was prepared to consider any reasonable recommendations that could be made by the assembly members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
Levy
Mackie Arrested in Melbourne Casts Night of Disappearance
William Mackie, once charged with wife desertion, was arrested in Balmain after a report of his mysterious disappearance in Melbourne. He appeared before the Starry Police court and was remanded with bail set at £89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mackle
Melbourne
Noie
Leo
Getrouves Darrington
Ingenons
Mackle
Booey
Mackie
Sydney
Balmain
É. Mackie
Frater
Regulation of Trades Unions Text Fragment
Fragmentary article notes a legislative proposal to amend the Trades Union Act of 1801 and related procedures. Mentions regulatory changes and parliamentary debate, with unclear names and specifics due to OCR corruption.
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Maman Xe
Sven
Netton
Mans
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