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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
3
An unclear draft outlines a dispute involving Throgmorton Whisky and Salley Noigere with a J Manager and mentions Pilates. It references contributors, Zillow access, responsibilities, and a plan for undertaking tasks though details are fragmentary and uncertain.
The notice lists publication times for the Evening News editions from Monday to Friday. It specifies first and second editions along with the latest sporting edition, indicating the schedule for general and sports content across multiple editions.
The piece argues that overcrowding in cities and labor shortages demand a shift against immigration. It claims unions aim to reduce labor competition to protect the inefficient, raising investment costs and prices. It questions M Gowen's policy and contemplates changes in governance without clear plans.
A damaged notice lists memorials and bereavement messages for deceased relatives. It includes several entries with names like Dina Evans, Amelia Ann Tinker, James McChinn, and Marie Smith, noting dates of death and familial remembrances. The text shows authentication and dating garbled by OCR.
Sydney filing reports on Ebening Actws with local timing set for Thursday June 2 1910. The brief item notes activity in the city government calendar and references procedural steps expected for the day.
Speaking in Alexandria last night Mr Joey Dacey outlined Labor policy for the next general election arguing the main issue is leadership for Governor and Legislative Council. He criticized Mr Wade and urged anticipatory statesmanship while contrasting Labor’s reforms with demand for railways tunnels ferries and suburban electrification.
A historical vent about pharmacists and late hours. The piece argues for 24 hour availability for urgent prescriptions, criticizing the push to close shops early. It questions the practicality of restricting chemists to daytime sales and promotes treating chemists as ordinary workers while allowing emergency access with proper medical authentication.
A speculative discussion on extracting radium from seawater and ore, imagining vast future uses. It weighs the limits of supply, the high value of radium, and the impracticality of current technology, noting power applications and the distant timeline for commercial viability.
A fragmentary note discusses a protest event and a science report on happiness and living costs. It hints at how right psychology, environment, and happiness relate to life quality. The text remains garbled but signals a broader philosophical inquiry into modern living.
A fragmented discussion on happiness and habit outlines that most people fail to adopt simple living due to entrenched bad habits and late exposure to philosophy. It argues true reform starts in childhood, shaping instincts through early training and daily practice for lasting clarity and light thinking.
Nigeria is described as a future powerhouse, split into Northern and Southern colonies with Lagos absorbed by the latter. The combined area exceeds 380,100 square miles, population about fourteen million, and exports reach 330 tons. Local forces include 2000 men with artillery. The empire backs growth through Potton Association efforts, railway progress of 400 miles, and £2,000,000 invested in mining.
Randwick officials report repeated cattle strays despite prosecutions. Fourteen head were taken to the pound and later released by owners. Residents’ lax attitudes and low penalties are criticized, prompting a May raid and a note to the Minister urging higher fines to curb straying.
The Guillourn Technological Museum shows a fine array of Yass Canberra district building stones. The collection includes four marble samples with varied red tones, four sandstone samples with seven textures, and igneous rocks such as granite, porphyry, gneiss, and amphibolite. Some crystals are notably pronounced, and many stones have one polished side to reveal their beauty.
An explosion on the steamer Rhodesian returning to Rotterdam after loading German coal for Algiers injured several and killed two crew members, both Allied. The incident occurred Wednesday evening aboard the vessel at Rotterdam.
London reports a critical situation at Fez as Sultan Uroopa faces reverses in the Tasea district, with precarious conditions surrounding the royal hospital and Moroccan troubles escalating.
London papers praise General Botha and the Primo Wipister for the Union of South Africa. They credit South Africa with steadfast support to Britain, noting its reality and continued strategic value.
London heads for a ceremonial observance announced as the Ming’s birthday events proceed with official marks. June dates are noted for the royal commemoration, reflecting formal pomp and public interest in a ceremonial display.
A Madrid decree tightens regulation of religious orders in Spain by enforcing the Indua trial tax on those engaged in duties, according to Wednesday Eyewing. Authorities move to stricter oversight of monastic and clerical activities under the new tax regime.
A garbled dispatch from London describes the Antarctic expedition led by Cepia Scot and Gir Geyraeeld. The cable states the vessel is at AY Noldrire with docking near Cape Anstrati and New Zealand ports under way, while the crew faces uncertain progress and delays.
London dispatch describes a court martial at St. Petersburg after an armed crackdown during the revolutionary period. Charges include 33 robberies under army and other crimes. 21 prisoners sentenced to death in a closed session.
The Derby Stakes at Epsom ends with Lemberg defeating Neill Gow and Greenback after a tight finish. Lord Villiers and Jockey Club figures noted for organizing the event. The race attracted top entries including Admiral Hawke and Charles O Malley, with a record time under 29 seconds.
In the Chancery Division of the High Court to day Mr Jumles Swinton Eady ordered a further call of five pounds per share on the shareholders of the Law Auarantes Trust and Accident Society Limited. We expect many shareholders will be forced into bankruptcy.
The Emperor is in Serajevo, Bosnia, attending Roman Catholic, Serbian Orthodox, Mahomedan, Jewish, and Protestant places of worship. He receives cordial homage from all creeds and speaks of harmony, moderation, and unity to develop the country.
The article discusses the difficulty for the poor to obtain divorces in the London courts and suggests state payment of expenses as in criminal cases. Lord Alverstone, Lord Chief Justice, addresses granting divorce and equal remedies for wives and husbands, advocating more accessible justice.
Advices from Bhanghal state growing unrest in Kiangwu Klangs and Ambul due to high copper sash prices and general discontent with the Stanley regime. Officials fear a larger backlash as prices for copper items drive public anger.
The Divorce Court heard petitions by Edwin Blacy Whitlam against Alan May Waltham for dissolution on grounds of adultery between 1904 and 1900 and desertion. The respondent denied adultery. evidence on neglect and cruelty was presented. A separate case to wedlock with Samuel Patrick Manany resulted in a petition granted after eleven months, with details of marriage at St David's Church, parental consent, and subsequent financial tensions leading to a divorce being granted with alimony considerations.
The trial concerns James Davies charged with arson and a rape allegation involving Mary Wyar at a Goulburn hotel. Evidence described a breakout fire and a suspect who fled, while William Bartlett and others testified to property ownership and events surrounding the incident. The jury reported no verdict and were discharged after not reaching an agreement.
London reports a slipping wheat market with Australian cargoes quoted around 31s per quarter of 480 pounds. The decline signals softer prices for global buyers as traders adjust to weaker demand and currency shifts in the period.
London Wednesday auctions of Australian and New Zealand tallow showed a price decline of a halfpenny per pound. Goods included Multon Ane 37 3, medium Mn 34, beef fat, and others with varied quality noted.
A vivid picture feature unfolds this Saturday night at the stadium depicting courage and love among college students. The presentation, previously shown in Sydney, has drawn attention for its compelling themes and engaging opening sequence.
London reports Washington dispatches stating General Hatred leads the Nicaraguan revolutionary Torrey forces against General Lama near Bluefields as government troops move to counter the advance.
The Nation lists members of the House of Commons who entertained Ex President Roosevelt at a luncheon today with Mr J M Redmond presiding.
Fragmented text references voting reform ideas and political figures. Mentions MAGA, preparatory references to elections, and names like Rainey and Seiler. Context unclear, but suggests local political dialogue about reform and party dynamics amid upcoming ballots.
In a London trial Mrs. Cole sues Mr Brian Riviere and others including Dormues and Mrs. Tuvinee over a libel story claiming a child by her uncle. Admitted false, the tale persists with alleged Canada link. The defense and witnesses discuss manners and social circles as the case proceeds.
Dinizulu Landon reports Chief Simlanyi was sentenced at Durban on March 3, 1903 to a fine of £100 and imprisonment for four years with terms counted from Bisartes date. The tamale throwing incident led to the term. Mawibela’s case was amended and released to terms of entreaty, and he will be Erdaaferred to Preturte.
A garbled menu style report mentions Arwbiabe Protection and actions around a council, a £467.45 figure, and a disturbance at Gale Cactin Hiatal Amsteromibia Street with a man arrested and investigation ongoing. Names like UH Batfield PJ Fomwick J A Chisholm TJ T appear amid unclear context. The fragment notes a council response and a late night arrest with police involvement.
An old court note details Captain Holford facing charges at Wemenday Evening at the contract crime court. It states jewelry including a diamond, pearl collar, and other valuables valued at 294 pounds were seized, with a sentence hearing noted, and a Recorder Furvent Fulton presiding.
Fragmentary OCR text references a sale event with scattered terms such as commemorations and trebo notes. The readable parts mention a sale context and various unreadable phrases, suggesting a brief classified notice with minimal concrete data and multiple garbled names or items. No clear dates, places, or entities are extractable.
A destructive gas blast in Burwood causes extensive damage to a drawing room and surrounding rooms. Fire crews report water damage and partial collapse of walls. authorities inspect for structural safety as residents assess losses.
Fragmented text shows charges of assault and related proceedings linked to a Pyrmont disturbance. Mentions of individuals such as Manion Boire and Edward Gibb surface amid scattered references to police, warrants, and court actions. The garbled OCR hints at a contested case with hearings and possible sanctions.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled set of phrases about Israel and tribal history. The readable portions reference lost tribes, historical attributions, and scattered names, yet contain no clear event, date, or verifiable claim to produce a coherent report.
A newly formed company seeks 10,000 shares at 4a each to acquire a stake in health services. Officials report concerns over credentials and governance as a bank of funds is said to be misapplied. MP Mr Johnson announces plans to push agency reforms and call for a broader inquiry into the matter.
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