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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
7
In a dense display of memorial lines the newspaper lists names and tributes for the deceased. The blurred text echoes a traditional remembrance with multiple relatives and friends described, including notes of enduring affection and loss.
The article discusses a series of murders linked to a plot against a young bride of the Spanish royal line in Madrid, noting foreign anarchists and fears for the monarchy. It references London and Madrid movements, warnings to the king, and debates over governmental reactions to terrorism in the era. Entwined are mentions of Anarchists, the Regency, and calls for action to protect the throne amid societal unrest.
A discussion on how the best and brightest minds should be represented in Parliament. The piece argues that Parliament reflects the average political class, not the top talent, and that eminent individuals may be better employed elsewhere.
Fragmented OCR listing numbers and entries for Tattersall's Sweeps. Mentions De arwn in Taclerenut's Ta and a mooday event with various coded entries and names like Red Flor and Alcandee AI Jackerao.
After a week of strenuous work the Mypwick Brothers tug Advance with Hero and Newburgh freed the stranded trenc ship Vinesanes of the Queen Beach at Manly. The ship was pulled clear as the tide rose and towed to Sydney Harbour arriving at 6 16 pm and anchored in New Watson Bas with Captain Gruiover supervising operations.
A French shipping bounty policy causes debate over how bonuses are awarded for voyages. Reports say Vincennes may receive the bounty despite grounding, while ballast conditions may forfeit pay. New act details bonuses for steamers under 25,000 tons and 15,000 ton limits, with broader eligibility evolving under recent reform. Captain Balou of Vernalias aids Vincennes crew in Sydney as the vessel sails under the latest provisions.
At Derlinghurst Sessions Judge Tur nly presided over the trial of George Wrigley charged with assault and actual bodily harm near Oxford Street on April 14. The jury returned a guilty verdict after deliberation, with the judge noting no shadow of doubt and expressing belief in the accused’s narrative.
After tours of Great Brite and America Miss Marie Narelle returns to Australia. A public demonstration of welcome was organized at the Tote Australle with Sir William Monning presiding and Chief Secretary JA Hogue moving for the welcome. A sub committee and ladies’ committee were formed to arrange events, with Mayoress likely to be president. meeting to be held Tuesday.
A Perth charge concerns betting on certainty linked to telegraphed Sydney Cup results. The accused allegedly placed wagers on Noreen after receiving outcome details, prompting public scrutiny over betting certainty and its exposure to manipulation.
London dispatch describes an attempted assassination of King Alfonso and Queen Luisa in Madrid near the palace. Explosions injure attendees, a Dom banquet is disrupted, and a suspect named Duran alias Mater Moan reportedly fled. Anarchists allegedly traveled from London. telegrams of sympathy from Europe flood in.
A bomb exploded near the royal carriage in Madrid during a public pageant for King Alfonso and Queen Beatrice injuring several, with the couple unhurt. The blast killed a groom and wounded entourage, while guards and witnesses described the chaotic scene on Calle Mayor. Authorities hunt a suspect, with widespread sympathy and fear of further violence.
A damaged, fragmentary text discusses overcoats and attire, mentioning overcast conditions and references to wear and appearance. The readable portion hints at a description of quality and style without clear events or identities.
A fragmentary report on The Oaks at Epsom Downs detailing horses such as Keystone U Gold Rioch Snow Glory and Golden Rich, with trainer notes for Hon G Gambon and Lord Derby’s involvement. Mentions Bow-stakes tradition, betting odds, and prize breakdowns for the 1805 race and related events. Includes historical context of Oaks origins and notable past winners.
The text records Sir John Madden DCL of London being presented with the degree of Doctor of Civil Law by Oxford University on a Friday, with Sir Jeh an Dominden serving as Chief Justice and Lieutenant Governor of Victoria in the ceremony.
London Friday 85 m President Roosevelt will submit to Congress the report of the Chicago Packing Trade Commissioners and urges immediate passage of a bill authorizing stringent inspection of packing houses. The report recommends government oversight and measures to curb abuses in the industry.
Fraulein Bertha Krupp heiress of the late German ironfounder Tamens is about to wed Dr. von Bohlep Helbach a penniless Prussian nobleman. Von Senesry at the Prussian Legation aids the match as Krupp heiress holds an income of 2 billion sterling.
A training ship Port Jackson with 100 cadets aboard collided with a German skimmer Werrooe on the Downs near London on Thursday. The starboard bow was damaged. cadets stayed calm and donned life vests reboarding the deck within three minutes. Port Jackson towed to Dover for inspection and safety.
Report from Natal describes British troops engaged in fighting in the vicinity of Bukinyan. Twenty one rebels killed. no British casualties reported. Earlier, two rebels referred to as Haila and his brothers were arrested, with another brother reportedly under arrest.
London reports higher sterling with discounts up one fifth on the week and consols steady near 4 percent. A fatal accident is noted with a seven year old boy missing in Gotton, and Prowethews has reached Noames from Sydney ahead of a voyage to the New Rebrides for several months.
The Vacuum Cleaner Company is operating on the Hotel Metropole to provide pure air at the up to date hostelry. Government support is seen in records rooms created by the company with intimated fees. Contact Master Vacuum Cleaner Company of New South Wales for particulars.
A garbled historical OCR excerpt discusses prescriptions and instruments for ginsees care, with stray phrases about proper fitting and pricing. Names and places are indistinct. context suggests an optician or railway related item, but text is largely unreadable and fragmented.
Races feature Red Flag narrowly defeating Herscles over a mile circle and Chamberlain Tan clocking a two mile gain. Evermina beats Morgal Oy in a six furlong event, Rampart and Werla stretch to over five furlongs, while Lady Meena and Vinola post similar efforts. Maclapsto, Home amd Land Uiies Daugliar show bold tempos. Protector and Best Friend duel over shorter distances. Jockeys Binnie and Levee guide top mounts, with a diverse slate of horses including Castaway and Scapesrace impressing in trials.
Entries list for Ascot races includes Fourteen-three Handicap at 435 furlongs with Pretty Holly and many contemporary runners such as Moro and Corrie. Maiden and Juvenile events feature numerous names including Maid of the Mat Romane and La Tora. The program also lists The Twesn and other stakes fields with various weights, distances, and competing horses.
Rosebery Park Handicap cards list weights for a Tuesday program across multiple races. Entries include Diving Handicap five furlongs with Cal Ust Sib Mugle Clinker Bernice Bliss Mrs Candie Rilcoy Afternoon Brigit La Parola Teere and more. other events feature Mab It aly Arlene Mora Badly Macon Wee Bill Gortente Teano Ft Ethel F. and a novice handicap with Tawala and Naltes. fourteen furlongs race includes Masa Roce and Rosebery Park Handlerp at 125.0.
Football fixtures listed for Monday across multiple venues including University Oval and Grimey Gricker Ground. Matches feature Gieto v Northern, Pauline University v Westers, Sydney v New England, and Balmain at Histineville Oval among others with referees noted.
Boxing card at the Guiet Club tonight features preliminaries with Parsons v Seine and O Grady y. Green and Ladford plan a decisive bout to close the event, while notes tout a Victorian era vigor and a period of preventive care amid influenza cures and household remedies.
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