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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
7
Special display features trimmed undergarments and hosiery in the Ladies' Fitting department. David Jones & Company on George and Barrack Streets advertises a Monday event with the Prince of Wales Month sale and dramatic reductions.
In loving memory of Thomas Breen and Aras Pistiare, with affectionate remembrances by their families. Also remembered is Emma Baphla Licking who died at 9 Pitt Street Wilerton on June 9, with a note from a grieving spouse and children. The notices honor long years of affection and acknowledge the sense of loss felt by those left behind.
The piece laments vulgar maritime posters, noting their progressive refinement by famous artists yet arguing they spoil the natural beauty of harbours and seaside excursions. It mocks sensational claims about electric belts and other products as distractions from scenery.
The fragment discusses Captain Cook potentially revisiting Port Jackson and the imagined reactions of a Japanese admiral observing a fleet. It muses on how his crew would perceive an updated system and whether such a voyage would reveal unfamiliar aspects to him.
The readable fragments discuss Ridings and notes about Mr Chamberlain and the Prime Minister, referencing UK policy, the overall benevolence of the state and implied international relations, though the text is garbled. It suggests criticism of Chamberlain and a call for prudent governance amid questions of ties to Australia and other nations.
The Executive appoints Colonel M'Kay, ME MLC, as the new Vice-President of the Executive Council replacing Hon. FL Latter who becomes President of the Legislative Council. Col. M'Kay previously served as Vice-President in the Lyne Government and representedarrawate in the Legislative Assembly. The government hails the pick as highly popular and wise.
The German Press in London June 5 notes Chamberlain’s tremor toward retrenchment and hints at shifting British commercial policy toward Germany. Berlin and Hamburg correspondents discuss reactions across papers and hint that Germany seeks to influence South Africa and Canada through reprisals if Britain tightens trade.
The report notes a massive famine in China with millions in danger and calls for relief subscriptions. Authorities in London and Washington urge assistance, naming famine victims across Mongy, Southern Vietnam, and nearby regions while warning of worsening conditions.
Consular and foreign reports detail a Turkish assault on Amardvel and nearby towns. The violence includes shelling, killings of women and children, severed noses, and mass displacement as hundreds of refugees flee villages in the region.
The Kyngle arrived at Brushsrove on the Clarence River at 5.20 p.m. Friday. A large crowd greeted the vessel as the wharf was decorated with sage. Cheers greeted Captain Partell and the crew. In Uimarra later the captain received an adldrens from the passengers praising his handling of the recent bad weather.
Fragmentary text shows public dissent as posters protest government actions. The readable lines reference neuthetic concerns and condemn authority without details of location or date. The item reflects a civic reaction captured in a street display or notice.
Mr Carruthers in Mudger argues for M'Gowen to head government, condemning Labour as tied to a regime trampling trial by jury free representation and press liberty. He warns of rising typhoid and diphtheria in Newcastle district, and notes storm damage and transit disruptions tied to the railway line.
London reports show weak demand across commodities with muted prices in the Liverpool and New York wool, flour, and metals markets. Grain, pig iron, spelter, and Australian government stock quotes drift with scattered small movements amid overall dull activity.
The document reports a June 3 afternoon session with Governor Handon at a Cape town press gathering. It mentions transportation routes, engine design, and a public works project, with references to a constitutional or provincial assembly and a possible city planning meeting.
Fragmentary OCR text references Netherlands railway, Landon, and Germany shareholders with garbled terms. Mentions Realty arm company, private fees, possible government notes, and dates around November or December but specifics are unreadable.
Report describes extensive fires across the United States and Canada with high heat, smoke, and structural damage. Authorities warn of dangerous conditions as public safety agencies mobilize to evacuate affected areas and assess losses.
Fragmented OCR text mentions political figures, a revival of unrest, and money market notes in London. It references presidents, chairmen, Spain, and a Bank of England context, but specifics are obscured by errors.
The report outlines a chaotic Randwick training session with horses including Mack Was availativ marn Hog and The Son O Ce wx turlones in progress. It notes Noble Lady and Ly Vatstea showing useful mile efforts while Speculum and Dupuuar navigated furlongs. several horses moved steadily, though details are fragmented and unclear.
Constable Byers patrols near Abe Verris Park Railway Station in Priday. A pursuit leads to a lathe of thy done and a Deon burst spew found on close examination. The misled party was taken to the Yarramasta Police Station.
In the Central Police Court the case of Tasuensvone and wife Sarai and their sons was raised on charges of parental neglect. Inspector D Alion testified the child appeared emaciated and dirty at a Cathhurst Street residence on May 29. The court ordered the child placed under the care of the State Children’s Protection Board.
Engh Sprig discusses the Manchester Cup with references to a crowd of attendees and local participants. Names include Tonda, Mamie, and others as the piece outlines a sports event or rally with supporting figures and venues.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a public sale or auction involving a group or region, referencing names and dates in a garbled form. The text implies a legal or official notice with a focus on property or contributions linked to a community and a timeframe near a referenced year.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions railway related work and individuals, with garbled phrases and no clear events, dates, or identifiable names. The readable parts reference a railway context and possible job seeking but lack coherent facts to summarize a specific news item.
Fragmented garbled text references debt strains, workers, and local labor issues. Mentions stress over retirement, drinking, and Turion, with unclear events and dates. No coherent actions or outcomes emerge from the readable fragments.
Report details Siltas and partners negotiating with the Federal Government to acquire large tracts in the Sew Hbbefama area. The venture aims to establish plantations with 2540 acre blocks near Dis Bay and North Baia, led by Burns Philp and Company with Mr Wellace guiding a July 1 expedition.
Fragmentary ad copy touts cures and clocks with odd pricing and testimonials. Mentions temperaments and various clock types, promising testing and adjustment before delivery. References Australia and a vendor named Baurdres siek.
A report notes the death of an asylum attendant by the attendant's own action. The fragmentary text suggests a sudden fatal incident at the facility with limited additional details. The wording implies an interior incident rather than external events.
Fragmentary OCR text references a naturalisation bill and related names and terms. No coherent events or outcomes are readable. the passage appears to list names, places, and scattered phrases without a clear narrative or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Merve at Week ae eYewviFt TE Sd Ae Mike ete with unclear context. Readable portion lacks coherent events, names, or locations to form a definite news item.
The readable fragments show garbled words and names likely from a historic page. No coherent events, dates, or clear entities are identifiable to form a factual summary. Unable to extract a principal person, organization, or location from the provided text.
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