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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 01, 1908

Page

5

Fragmented Trial Transcript Reveals Debate Over Federation Ba

A lengthy court-like hearing records Mr Wade and Mr Heydon arguing over federation rules and disciplinary actions. Judges Meyton and Heydon face scrutiny as the Premier urges restraint and a planned inquiry to finish by July, with workers and city residents watching closely for political handling of the dispute.

Jere Mowlius Bhloe Baew Pat Ray Torin Sant Hei Wade Bink Thas Wwe Wien Wnrking Laval Astur Baws Moonee Lewis Pleo Riley Cratiare Tee Bern Sonay Hepean Fee Coun Weill Mike Eae Teratia Ennthue Mark Wade Lerwin Ode Newcote Mater Ives Ehivle Marly Federation Ain Mir Wade Atreum Galen Mick Que Heydon Moniuot Aldo Uf Sivek Teubh Sbe Juder Rate Sash Mir Judes Meyton Judge Heydon Dma Bew Doley Merton

Indicted Seer and Federation Dispute Revealed

In a tense exchange, Mr Bowling and Mr Wade defend the Seer indictment and deny breaches of faith by Mr Heydon. They contend the federation aims to carry its letter, while asserting ministerial duties and a miners dispute shape a tense political posture amid court scrutiny.

Mattyr Mr. Dowie Federation Wade Bul Veal Fulre Ap Bowling Wade Ste. Howling Gove

Noble Presentation For Australian Cricket Captain

Mr A Noble, captain of the Austratien cricket team, will be presented tomorrow afternoon with a silver service and a scheme over ESN. Sir Marry Mawson will preside in the vestibule of the Spi cer Town. Sajue Markham and Sir Prancia Sattar among attendees. Subscriptions from Hatany Municipal Council and others listed.

A. Noble Austratien Marry Mawson Spicer Town Luli Wasly Victoria Pee Muir

German Gathering Opens Anniversary Event in Blianbelhaireet

A German gathering in Blianbelhaireet Bydnwy marks an anniversary with the balding of a large ballroom and a ceremony featuring Herr Wessliwen Consul General and other German officials. The Turn Verein leaders from Malbourne and Spirit keepers arrive in Spabey to join the event, with plans to acknowledge the Kaisor and German community prominent in the ceremony.

Herr Wessliwen Malbourne Jar Beiebaan Iso Spabey Kaisor Toad Telegram Ale Geran Euperar Mlamarch Tavildiine Aye al U Wen Steyoy Vas Henlen Pring Waldemar Livdertatyi-Germania Herman Conn Lewenske

Tragedy Aboard Steamship Leads to Manslaughter Conviction

On a Sydney bound steamer the case arose over a knife attack by Alfred Bear on Charles Richards during a quarrel on deck. Witness James Wood testified Richards collapsed after a stab to the back. Bear claimed self defense but was found guilty of a small slaughter and remanded for sentencing, later jailed for two years hard labor at Gaol.

Pemiral Oyiming Court Barlinahurer Mornig Welig Justice Pring Toljoek Alfred Bear Charles Richards Mason Ayr Polla Ld Hleamer Bomerert Firisbane Sydney Abil Jamey Rood Toart Halley Richards Plac Richaris Witet Hiss Firuck Beat Ma Verde Sentane Gautburn

J Thompson pays 265 for creajnut gelding at sale

In a local sale Moorefield from Printer tare sold a creajnut gelding aged years to J Thompson for 265. An offer of 4194 was advanced for Sir Lawrence. Speak was scratched for Wollongong Jockey Club Trial Stakes. Jack Grimbs aims to beat Lloyd's 82 hours 5 minutes record at Oxford Mall. John Callaghan, Maitland native and longtime Brera Station manager, dies after illness, survived by widow and 7 children. Patrick Moraham, Waratahs skipper, injured playing football and hospitalized. pending schedule adjustments.

Stipglis and Son Moorefield Tare J. Thompson Sir Lawrence Speak Law Whisper Jack Grimbs Cessnock Tom Burrows Australia Oxford Mall Atrent City Lloyd's Gur Weal Maisland Thia John Callaghan Callaghan Maitland Brera Messra Cliff Brothers Taba Mallinod Cullaghan Epoch J.C Orange Correspondenc Telegrapha Patrick Moraham Waratahs Orange Hospital Bydney ASC Prine of Wales

Tiwan Raining Over Bega Gabo Island Snow at Cooma

Nonsensical OCR fragment notes weather for Bega Tiwai? rain, Gabo Island, and Cooma snow. It mentions Lien applying under a Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act for the Postal Employees Association of Australia.

Bega Gabo Island Cooma

Not a political burglar argues over surplus revenue

Melbourne correspondent reports an interview about the Surplus Revenue Bill and state payments. The Federal Treasurer disputes Wade Peters allegations while presenting monthly Customs and Excise revenue figures for New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia Tasmania and Western Australia with a note on declining returns and fiscal strain on the states.

Melbourne Wm. Lyne Wade Federal Wade Peters Bric Lyne New South Wales Victoria Essasre Queensland South Australia Fesh Australia Tasmania Ety Postoral Ente Germuth Fritira Commonwealth

Sir William Lyne Blunder Affects Fremantle Revenue

In Fremantle a telegram from William Lyne caused a mis payment of £88,577, reducing May revenue from £90,000 to £27,967. The sign of demaasing is noted as a consequence of the error, with customs payments impacted and concerns over surplus revenue relief.

Fremantle Steaday Raihe Willan Lyne Prince Blake Wis Tareas

Visiting Rifemen to Tour Sydney Range Matches

A team of 88 crackades from the ATR visits Sydney for a three day series at Randwick. The group will train 17 men from the tnt ALR while a purse is promised by Restmors and Brigadier General Gordon for the official division. The event, set for Saturday through Monday, will be hosted at the leew with plans for honours and a strong display of marksmanship.

Ballapas Sydney Ehough Randwick Tnt Gordon Hae Salindsy

Iron Trades Dispute Hearing Concludes in Arbitration Court

The hearing on the dispute between the Amnul pf Engineers and the Iron Trades Europovers has concluded before President Judge Hoyston and the Arbitration Court panel, after a fortnight of evidence. Counsel addressed the court as meetings wrapped up.

Amnul Pf Engineers New South Wales Fant Awni Fue Deen Hoyston Mesare T. E. Spencer B. Rites Arbitration Court

Paddington Court Trams Victimizing Youth Charged

Michael Cuddy aged 14 faced Paddington Police Court for throwing stones at a Kensington tram platform threatening passengers. He and an associate were also charged with indecent language and misconduct on a tram. Prosecution cited an incident near Kensington on a Sunday after a fare dispute. Cuddy was fined £2 or one month’s imprisonment. the case involved Senior-constable Clarke testifying to alleged language.

Paddington Michael Cuddy Kensington Gadiy Rensington Mulniekt Suntoy Caddy Lorow Clarke Cuddy

New Tram Waiting Room Near Elizabeth and Poraitx Streets

The tram waterni uc the wormer of Elizabeth and Poreaix steers has at lat beets put In hand. The structure will be completed in ten days. This corner in the end of the section of site populous cultures Ke Hedrern, Waterloo, and Botany, the shud will supply a song-felt want, especia iy in wot Wealtior.

Waterni Uc Elizabeth Poreaix Steers

Fire at Singleton and other local notices

Fire destroyed thin stables coach house and granary at Broke belonging to George McGregor with 150 bushels of corn and harness. Loss about £200, uninsured. A large tailor’s shop caught fire in Hunter Street, dragged by Mr Minnie. Obituary notes Mr J W Evers former cricketer and umpire died at residence Bettina Darley Road Handwick aged 42. Randwick Cemetery interment. Wrightville Council election saw M Heanisa win by 11 over Labor Leagu e, Labor party now in minority.

Eingleton Broke George M'Gregor Chinnerva Hunterstreat Minnie North Fiead A.J. Balfour Ivberel Union Chubr J. W. Evers Bettina Darley Road Handwick Randwick Wrightville M. Heanisa Labor Party Cb Sounall Minoritz

Cobar Rail Debate Highlights West’s Water and Route

A deputation led by Dousand Mandanell and Meehan urged Minister Lee to back a railway and reliable water supply to Cobar. Speakers argued the line from Cobar to Broken Hill would boost revenue, farming, and mining, and favored a direct Cobar route over rival plans while stressing public benefit and national gain.

Cobar Lee Music Works Co‘bar Dousid Mandanell Ata Meehan W. Huaccbiasna Chalice YH Cooper Masdenell Tt Deputa Broken Mill Porkington Khinley Cober Ie Rall Low Mazer Nyngan Orange Mierman Hogan PaRminiensian Flashman Lane Great Western Rugilrad Walleinel Broken Hill Bat Mba Haw Casper

Homebush Stock Sales Report Mixed Prices and High Activity

A detailed sale at Homebush shows ALL grades firm with about 16 000 sheep and ewes plus numerous cattle offered. Prices ranged with prime stock fetching strong bids while medium and low grades sold steadily. the total yard throughput for the period reached over 108 thousand sheep and 706 cattle, with notable entries from Uuoenstand and other consigners.

Mausshoat Wire Rudy Stos Bayreas Saumnaisg Spangy Meas Preserving Company, Limited Ratoe Pires Quay Staan Vane Torite Wagasen

Fall of a Telegraph Pole at Alliow Street

William Cook, a deliveryman living on Alliow Street, was repairing a telegraph line when a pole collapsed injuring him. He fell near Waller Mole and Joe Ward, with others assisting. The incident prompted emergency transport to a regional hospital where he was reported to suffer severe back injuries and was in critical condition.

Willian Cook Dlyereph Lias Alliow Atront Sarry Ell Amet Wit & Serisue Luzhie A& Willoughty Tua Waller Mole Joie Ward Aleo Woral North Thore

Island schooner Laurel wrecked near Sydney harbor

A garbled wartime style notice reports the schooner Laurel wrecking near Sydney during a late March week. Names and places are unclear in the damaged OCR but reference a vessel, owners, and a regional port sequence around Vent Gil bert Salanda and Capra.

Sydney Salada Capra Cartel de Messrs Campa Plain KrineRean Cevoria Vent Gilbert Salanda Eestel Durii Cals Eama Total Wrork Toe Laurel Ealand

Plague Rats On Steamship Reported in Transit

A steamship report describes plague rats aboard a vessel. Officials note numerous live and dead rats found during fumigation and containment efforts. The event involves a board president and local authorities arranging inspection and control measures. A sum of $90 is mentioned in relation to the ongoing response and progress.

Death of Captain Ticehurst Singleton Monnay

Captain Ticehurst Singleton Monnay died at his residence Groenwooll this morning at age about 60. He served in merchant service and was later a marine surveyor at Christchurch. Survived by wife Turhurst Jeager and three daughters.

Singleton Monnay Roberk “Thorpurse Bf Dames Moero Podompaur Limsted Groenwooll Merning Teal Guy Ty Christohurch Cayia Turhurst Jeager

Bankruptcy Court Hearing Delayed To June Nine

In bankruptcy proceedings the hearing of creditors petitions for Bennett and Wood Limited and related parties was adjourned to June 9. Details note a public examination, voluntary sequestration, and movements of individuals including Charles Mareen of Weston Road and A Ringdahl of George Street, with various creditors and service matters referenced.

Sefare le Bennett and Wood, Limited Veraus Gvaree Percival Emtwant Te Revie Saatet Erema Stugenman W. I. Palmer Alfred Denison Campbell Ema Hush Ke Jiroes Pranops Charles Mareen Weston-road Roselle Shinghterman Sr Lipph Aschenne

Casting Show Delights at Contenmiay Park

A casting tournament took place Saturday afternoon at Contenmiay Park goods. Derrick won the trophy presented by Mr Balchin for a top performance in the event.

NRW Cio Contenmiay Park Poods Mr. Balchin Fr Peat Derrick Liv Pole

Better Quality Suits Hand Made From Cash Heavards

Advertises three guinea sults for farmers with up-to-date ent and general minh quality material. Claims perfect fit and expert tailoring by competent workers. Offers cash price and free post patterns, with patterns tape and measurement form. Mentions hand made by Ohrbilt with satisfaction guarantee.

Fragmented Australian trade listing carries scattered names and events

The text presents a garbled Australian newspaper page fragment showing names of individuals and places such as Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide, with scattered references to Great Britain and local firms. It resembles a commerce or classifieds section with ad-like items, prices, and dates, but the content is heavily corrupted and incomplete.

Kimber Lane Raid Shocks Community Court Case Follows

A fragmented report details a Kimber Lane raid involving multiple suspects connected to a case heard in Central Court. The article notes early morning actions, arrests, and ongoing investigations, with references to related charges and a local gymnasium context.

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