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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1903
Page
8
An inquest into the death of William Walker reveals a suspected suicide after a troubled period. He was found unconscious on a door step with a neck wound and later died in Sydney Hospital. No conclusive evidence explains the cause.
In bankruptcy proceedings before the Registrar motions for release were adjourned as the estate was readied for sequestration. A certificate refusal due to misdemeanor prevents lecter release though five years hence a renewed application may proceed. Official examinations and creditor warnings were adjourned. declarations and attendance paused due to illness.
Fragmentary notes report a minister discussing school improvements and new lessons titled Patriotism and Health. Mentions Mr Perry overseeing public school diagrams and history rules. A July schedule and funding questions are noted alongside instruction on health and injuries.
Weather reports from Tualla and Campelltowns describe cold spells, frost, and recent rainfall. Farmers note fruit trees and crops affected, with some fruit ripening and stock feeds improving. A period of west winds, rain, and warmer spells is recorded, with prospects of continued steady weather aiding crop growth and pasture.
Grand Lodge officers of the FOE vetted Chatswood Lades on Wednesday at the Gate lodge request. A framed diploma was presented by Brother Veal who is leaving the district, with gifts and speeches noting the occasion.
Sir Harry Rawson opens by detailing aims of visiting Norfolk Island and addressing its future. He explains potential paths for governance under New South Wales or the Commonwealth, notes economic and defence implications of a cable station, and outlines plans for an Executive Council and local administration.
The report covers a Victorian Railway arrival in Melbourne and remarks by Senator Fraser. It notes Mr. Carruthers M.K. speaking at Burwood and references the People’s Reform League, Oliver Frumch, and discussions about abolition of government bodies. Minister Percy to visit Sydney and Mudgee, with a banquet planned on return. Sydney Chamber of Commerce proposes a committee to draft a report for the Attorney General on shorthand evidence in courts.
Eminent doctors certify Bile Beans as a safe vegetable remedy for biliousness indigestion headaches and skin eruptions. They praise its lack of harmful ingredients and its suitability for all ages. The testimonials claim world wide reputation for curing numerous ailments and boosting general health.
A fragment notes a product called Great Peppermint Cure marketed for influenza and colitis in the head woods, with a price or catalog number 1264. The scant text suggests a historical patent or remedy listing. No clear person, organization, place, or date is provided.
Fragmentary shipping notice mentions anniversaries and a Captain Walker. Readable names include Laur an Euitenas and Seas Lata. The garbled text references Stone tls Teale Te red Brown with puanememes and a voyage from the South Coast.
A garbled OCR style listing shipping movements from multiple lines including the T and US Companies. It mentions plans, ship arrivals and ports, with scattered names like Melbourne and Port, and references various dates and actions around maritime activity. The fragmentary text signals a broad miscellany of vessels, routes, and dockside notices without a single cohesive event.
The Force Food Company operates two large Buttate New York factories running around the clock and a major Chicago plant with over 100000 square feet. Plans include a Porce factory in Australia to serve Australia New Zealand Tasmania and Melanesia. Expansion to India China Japan and other nations is noted with Edward Tyworth as president. The firm markets oatmeal buckwheat flour and related products and distributes coupons with retail orders.
Fragmentary text discusses a cash payment scheme, a Threlly card, and a retailer context. Mentions a 10 pack, a mall robbery, product fears, and dairy items like milk and syrup. Contains many garbled phrases and potential references to food manufacturing and a community meeting.
A Parramatta patient recounts a long battle with illness, detailing progressive weakness, medical trials, and eventual relief through treatment. The narrative notes family involvement, medical advice, and the social reach of the illness among local residents.
A fragmentary report describes Clements Tonic marketed as an old popular remedy. The text alleges continued advertising to attract attention, claiming long prominence and widespread sale, while implying dubious medical efficacy and deceptive promotion.
An OCR damaged notice shows a billiards sale listing with prices and items. The readable fragments mention conditions, dates, and location hints, but many words are garbled. The item appears to refer to equipment or a sale event with prices like two dollars and references to vendors or sellers.
The readable parts indicate a damaged OCR fragment from a Wyoming meeting or event with mentions of a reevaluated size or value and references to a person or entity in an imperfect text. Readable names or dates are unclear, leaving only hints of a public or official notice with potential fiscal or administrative context.
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