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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
8
A brief 8.00 P.M. edition teaser announces content to be faced on page 4 and page 2 of the Chronicle, signaling updates and continuation in the late edition. The fragment hints at layout changes without detailed story content.
Federal Elections page lists late returns from various states with candidates such as NEWLAND JOE and JAMES VIXTENT, showing Liberal party presence. The data includes vote totals and names like WALTER, OLOGHLIN, and PETER ALLEN among others.
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of names and trades in West Australia context, including Pearce GeUye Porter and Patrick Jo8rpm with various occupations or roles. The text is garbled but implies a catalog of individuals linked to lumber or coal trades, with scattered place and date cues.
Jagged OCR fragment from Tasmanian page shows scattered names and labels. Includes Hyamnar pyleh Mallee and Thomas Jerome Eng timer notes, James Casert, Labatt, Abe, Campbell independent, and various unclear initials. Content incomplete and context unclear.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a list of names and party labels in a House of Representatives roll call. The garbled text includes Liberals, Libarary, and Liberal mentions with various names such as WILLIAM FYFE, W. FF. Pinlapean, FRANC, DARLICVG DOWER, and others, interspersed with numbers and roll tallies. The legible portions show a tally busy with names and party tags but lack coherent context or a full vote outcome.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous surnames and party labels from an election roll, including Liberal Labor and Independent designations. The text presents candidate names, affiliations, and tally figures interwoven with place names and dates, reflecting an historic electoral directory extract.
A burned polling place uprooted voting activity as a blaze swept the Emamarille area. Fire crews fought flames with limited information on the cause or extent while residents reported damage and disrupted ballots.
A coroner reported a fatal railway accident at Spice Peninsula near Randwick. The inquest heard testimonies about a truck driver and a train crew including Timms and other named individuals. Witnesses described conditions on the line and the sequence of events leading to the crash. The proceedings aimed to determine liability and safety failures.
A motorist alleged to have driven without a valid license caused a collision on Vine Street. The driver, Troeberg, reportedly struck a bicycle and fled the scene before authorities arrived. Police cited the incident as a reckless driving case with a four year history noted for the suspect. The report mentions a bystander warning others and an eventual withdrawal of charges as investigators pursued additional details about the traffic violation and the vehicle involved.
Fragmented OCR notes describe celebrations for the Prince of Wales birthday and two holidays this month. The text mentions places and names in a garbled pattern, with references to political or ceremonial events, but key facts are unclear due to deterioration.
The weather report appears fragmented with references to Bathurst and nearby localities. It notes cold conditions in places like Bown and Kes, with scattered mentions of precipitation and wind. The legible portion hints at a dated, regionwide forecast but many lines are garbled and partial.
In a Sydney court a divorce suit involving Emmet Williams proceeds on grounds of decertion and drunkenness. The case features parties T. Pion and Liana Mra, with testimonies and a mention of public delay.
The fragmentary OCR shows scattered phrases and names obscured by garbled text. It references people, places, and events in a distorted manner, hinting at a legal or civic notice without clear details or context.
Fragmented text describes shipping delays and delays at a port city. Mentions several places and people in a convoluted narrative with unclear chronology. Highlights a regulatory or enforcement context and potential legal implications as authorities respond to the disruption.
Nonsense filled garbled text mentions Marrickville and various names and fragments. Readable pieces imply a note about local mischief or lively behavior in the suburb with scattered names and references, but the core facts remain unclear. The passage preserves a sense of chaotic reportage rather than a clear event.
A garbled OCR copy yields a fragmentary late news synopsis with numerous unreadable words and scattered names. The readable bits reference people and places in vague, disjointed form, lacking coherent events or dates to form a complete item.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a sports item with garbled names and phrases. The legible content mentions teams, events, and possible scores but is too incoherent to identify specific persons, places, dates, or outcomes.
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