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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
7
An assortment of obituaries and in memoriam notes honoring departed family members. Entries name a father, mother, sister, and brothers with affectionate tributes and dates of death. The surrounding text includes brief life memories and familial dedications reflecting a small, personal death notice page.
The resignation follows a decisive vote in Parliament, with Deakin-Cook set to form a new administration. Tabor Socialism gains organization as two distinct parties emerge, while General Election preparations begin and Labor eyes a return to power. Sir Thnalein's leadership will influence the new regime.
A Parliament discussion warns the Prime Minister to secure a reliable cabinet to sustain government. Opponents, including Ar. Hughes and Sir William Lyne, vow no mercy, while devious plans tilt toward Fisher and Deakin. The piece stresses consolidating power by trusted ministers to avert rapid collapse.
The Victorias Minister for Agriculture allows jam makers to use slightly diseased fruit if they post a guarantee of 1000 and submit to officer supervision. The plan, though, leaves consumers exposed as diseased portions remain and inspection seems inadequate. Jam quality and public safety are at stake.
An old ozor of Zephyr Texas mocks the town name after a cyclone devastates homes and schools. The article notes neighbors sheltering in cellars and jokes about renaming Zephyr to fit the storm’s power, suggesting “Hurricania” or “Cyclonia” as more apt.
A historical excerpt reports on a survey of Sydney school children about rewards and punishments. It notes opinions on corporal punishment, sarcasm, and teacher conduct, highlighting that excessive discipline can harm pupil respect while strict fairness and clear rules may preserve justice in the classroom.
Balmain council discusses smoking at work amid medical questions. Supporters argue for continued privilege while opponents warn of health risks and nicotine worship. Debate centers on worker health and productivity versus habit.
A City Council discuss s smoking policies amid workers’ mid shift habits. Arguments claim smoke breaks reduce productivity and discipline, while some workers defend moderate use as a daily routine. Officials urge clear intervals for smoking to avoid nuisance and discourtesy in private homes.
In Belmora Market on Saturday night a theft led to a chase ending with Burns, Moylan, and Moylan’s accomplice arrested. Leah Asher testified at Central Police Court that a sweater was snatched. Burns proved a reluctant sprinter. The magistrate Mr King fined Moylan £2 and Burns £2 with further imprisonment days, while Moylan faced extra penalties for language in court.
Fragmentary notice indicates late wire service dispatches about cable systems. Readable fragments show limited details on actions or deadlines and reference Conn estox entities. No clear date, location, or party names are confirmed in the legible text.
Australians struggle in first innings at Leicester with Ransford 17 and Macartney 10 not out, score 45 for one wicket. Play did not begin until 4 pm amid dull weather and rain interruptions, while Leicester chased with changing fortunes and several wickets falling to Whitehead and Laver.
In a fragmentary overseas dispatch, tensions rise between Turkey and Persia over regional influence. The note claims moves by figures such as Sen Kees and Bey and hints at an irregular list of officials amid a shifting alliance landscape in a divided empire.
Rain disrupted play as five wickets fell and notes on the field show a mixed performance. Australia trails at 43 for 5 after a late collapse. Covune’s innings stunned observers, with Cottee and Jessop among key appearances. Colter’s charge failed to deliver in the West Indies match context, leaving Colter short of success.
The Milling Board in Newcastle fails to appoint a new head as chairman Edmunds resigns his post amid unresolved wage disputes between Gulied MIN and Millers' Employers Union and allied parties. The body adjourned after discussions on reestablishing proceedings with a potentially fresh inquiry.
English writer recounts a long, lively trip with Dr L S Pol and Mr Frankedale, noting cordial meetings with English cricketers, praise for the voyage, and hopes for further交流. The piece highlights impressions of the Orient, architecture of conversation, and a popular host.
London report notes a high profile case under the American Anti-Trust Law involving public lands and alleged aid tied to rebates. A payment of £ amount is submitted to court as part of the proceedings, with emphasis on antitrust enforcement across jurisdictions.
City Council receives three tenders for new lamb yards at Flemington. Tenders listed include W J Pleas and partners, Bell and White, Mesarx Willmott and Morgan. Next week the works committee will recommend accepting the lowest tender.
The official landing of Lord Chelmsford as Governor of New South Wales is richly covered in Town and Country Journal. Two pages of pictures depict the event, including his welcome address to the Municipal Council of Sydney and crowds gathering along Martin Place. A fine portrait of the Governor appears with Sir Henry Parkes? within the issue.
A fragmented London night dispatch notes American customs frauds and an Americom Sugar Refining matter. It mentions a pecuniary share of £2 weekly and hints at a broader investigation without clear names or concrete outcomes.
A wounded officer, nephew of Cuomu Pyckworth, died by his own action in a military campaign. He enlisted in March 1605, rose to lieutenant in the navy, and served in South Africa. Reports note his actions during operations, including a late battle where his force faced a heavy loss and relief efforts.
London reports the wheat final for the United Kingdom showing 1,780,000 quarters shipped to Europe from Atlantic ports. Total shipments to Europe reached 1,800,000 quarters with 221,000 quarters bound for Argentina and Uruguay.
A fragmentary notice warns against crude eucalyptus preparations sold under the Genuine Sander and Sons Extract. The speaker, named Th Natdermwus, alleges deception and asserts long-standing trust in a family remedy, while condemning inferior imitators and mislabeling by traders. The text hints at legal or consumer-action intent but remains vague on specifics.
Readers are urged about a claimed remedy for rheumatism and related pains. Advertised pills promise relief for chronic rheumatic conditions and neuralgic pain, with dramatic testimonials and a call to purchase at the advertised druggists.
Cambridge University faces the Avs Wallans in a three day set from Thursday to Saturday. Last season Cambridge struggled, winning only one match in initial trials, but aims to improve with a stronger lineup including Trumper, Kelly, and Layer. Ausipatia hosts Cambridge, total scores listed as 266 and 196 with Hopkine 7H not out.
Fragmentary OCR note shows bar silver quotes and a fragmentary name Brenloe Dashirer with unclear context. The text references a standard unit and a price placeholder, but the full fact pattern and entities are unreadable. No clear event or outcome can be established from the remaining readable words.
Bank shares and debentures across London and Melbourne show varied moves with some gains and others flat. Highlights include National Bank of New Zealand 5 percent, City of Melbourne 4 percent debentures at 102, and Bank of New Zealand at 10 1/2. Ratios and minor changes noted across multiple entities.
There never was a finer Indigo Serges factory salt than one of our Pure Indigo Serges, made to your order. Price three shillings per yard. We guarantee the quality and color. Bayonne tailor posted, read by customers. Hagon, Merchant Tailor, 129 King Street.
A unclear account describes the Sophie, a Narwonian vessel, and mentions Panamanian hospital, a potential outbreak, and naval actions. The narrative references the captain, distress signals, and suspected transmission risks tied to a fever outbreak and sea voyage.
Fragmented OCR text cites wage boards and transport ministers, mentioning a meeting with leaders like a chair and various officials. It references France and a date, suggesting a policy dispute and potential restructuring of employment or transport oversight amid wartime concerns.
A stranded steamer named Iban Tom Thump veis on a trip near Tilama prompts a relief effort. A relief port laguing tie is planned in Sydney to form the comfort for the crew and passengers.
Fragmented account details a fatal railway incident near Homebush involving a person named Mormer Bela and others. The narrative references a coroner or inquest like setting with mentions of Punch, trial, and a hint of financial penalties.
A report notes multiple opium smokers including two Chinese men and Spamanye aiokiae, charged at Central Police Court. The case details concern alleged offences related to drug use and distribution, with a focus on the defendants' poor housing and poverty.
Auction sale notice lists furniture offered by Herman Cunen and Son with location at corner Cariou near Wy T and AY George Birnre Wy. The ad appears on page 11 of the era section. The items include bedstead and related furnishings.
An illustrated catalogue advertisement invites customers to order watches and related items from Saunders Warvhew. The notice promises a wide selection, urges readers to place orders, and mentions a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Blumer, Hyasey's Leading jeweller, George-street opposite New Botany.
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