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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
12
An elderly man named Leonard Moee died at a railway station on Tuesday evening. A Woman named veri Mteress and others were present. The report notes severe injuries but unclear details and suggests the death occurred near a Poist Station without further specifics.
The Airs pile prizes from the Melbourne Eight Tour celebration with awards valued at £500 drawn by Parropsod Midland tobacconists of Southport and £10 awarded to J P Liewellyn of Manyagarie. A £5 prize remains unclaimed. Thomas Edmondson of the steamer Afric was injured after jumping from a tram at Miller's Point to recover his hat.
A rights of women meeting in Hy YoWG A Matt City presided by Lady a Midlan discussed campaigns and reforms. Speakers urged equal guardianship and voting rights, noting the long struggle and proposed changes to the Carkie Proteiog Bill. A separate Glasgow plea called for civic welcome while a farm fire near Billgara caused damage. An Auckland Maori man, wandering at night, was killed in a frame of mistaken identity.
In a London Daily Graphic critique dated Apr 16, Gerad Prosnen weighs battleship power across nations. He argues morale and training may outweigh raw numbers, cites Salamis to Tsushima, and questions definitions of ships of the line and dreadnoughts. He compares fleets, including Minotaur and Edinburgh classes, and outlines European powers' battle fleets and potential war scenarios.
A dense, error-ridden passage describes formation of a supernumerary unit and training drills. It references various weapon calibers, armored vehicles, and names like the KIGANINED wicerety, AMMA Trkdrrey, and Hine Piver, threading a speculative view of an imminent conflict and naval air power.
At a local dust meeting Mayor EAlternant Gudrriturpy introduced the Parliamentary Public Works Commission and companions. The discussion covered the proposed tramway route from Codgie to Sugenticca via Lierley road with a May date for council consideration and continued debate on the North Rawteick and Lite Coop program allocations.
Mrs Horvitz of Sydney reports lasting relief from eczema after using Doan s Ointment. She and a New Zealand visitor share success stories, claiming rapid clear skin and continued health for years. The ad touts Doan s Ointment as a universal remedy sold by chemists and stores at 2/8 per pot.
Blouses and garments attract notice as shoppers browse in a downtown window. The scene highlights various fabrics and colors, with local traders presenting new styles for the season.
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