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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented OCR item lists prices and insurance notices from Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company Limited and related entries. Mentions cash, bombs, tears, and emergency remedies with scattered references to veterinary products and management locations.
Fragmented ad like notice page shows editorial boilerplate on notices births marriages deaths and advertising rules. Mentions prepay and per line charges plus policy on endoreed notices and contact details for subscribers and advertisers. Includes puzzle copy about Nestles chocolates and a Russia related prize caption.
Fragmented births marriages and deaths notice in a 19th century notice page. Names such as Charlotte Jane Filet and Martha Viera appear among memorials for family members and longtime residents. The text recalls suits of memory and tribute, with dates and locations implied in aging reminiscence.
Sydney on Monday June 6 1010 reports that the Australian Workers' Union demands for shearers include 25 shillings per hundred sheep with extra rates for students and trams, a 5 percent rise in ration costs, lockers and repairs, and a scaled wage table to be set by the Federal Arbitration Court. The plan would impose heavy costs on pastoralists, risking industry stability in bad seasons.
A historic Royal Commission into the Commonwealth Postal Departments continues its work. Two members who lost re-election will be paid £328 per day plus travel expenses, while the chairman drafts his report, as the commission’s remnants are allocated to the Postmaster-General for handling.
A reader asks why the money order head office might open on a particular Bellare, noting confusion over procedures and what actions apply when a money order relates to departmental matters. The correspondent seeks guidance on handling, opening times, and delivery implications within the department.
A fragmented note questions banking access for emergencies, suggesting people may be unable to borrow or cash orders after hours and Sundays. It argues for keeping doors open for late night transactions and emphasizes the department's right to promise access in some cases.
Analysis of proportional representation ideas notes progress in France where members form a group to push reform. It questions whether majorities can justify sidelining minorities and warns that without safeguards the system could undermine common sense and public interest, calling for overhaul.
A South African government proposal outlines universal military training starting with school cadets for ages ten to fourteen, moving to junior and senior cadets, annual camps, and a regular force for ages eighteen to thirty. A Bloemfontein military college is planned, with debates comparing to other systems and concerns over cadet disbandment in Natal. Noted is Lord Methuen's cited axiom about boy training determining national strength.
The Hon C 8 Rolin argues crossing and re crossing the Chipsel hinges on mechanical skill, yet he stresses the crucial human factor. He says aviation requires bravery resourcefulness and judgment, and that skilled pilots may render dangerous feats routine as aircraft technology improves.
An antique ad promotes Sanders Eucalypt Extract as a versatile remedy for coughs colds throat and digestive urinary issues. It recommends multiple forms and dosages including drops and tablespoonfuls, touting its health protective benefits.
Dee Dee OOS leads a women’s event with details unclear. report fragment focuses on a headliner and schedule with limited readable context. No further names or concrete facts are discernible from the OCR fragment.
London Sunday Evening dispatch reports 10,000 reserves of 1908 have been summoned for service amid Turkish troop movements. The King of the Selenes met President Falleres in Paris and has arrived privately at Rome to discuss Crotr.
Fragmented OCR details villagers evacuated near Losdun and Suntay Evyolue after a mountain slide collapsed paths and houses. Report mentions crops, rivers, and village structures at risk with widespread damage to The Rowsbere area and surrounding valleys.
British residents from Nanking retreat to Hajakwan near the river as consuls urge immediate evacuation. A Revolutionary Board of War claims intent to wage war with the Magehus, raising fears of broader conflict.
London report says two youths aged 17 and 15 were murdered with a hatchet at a lonely farm near Ausert in France. Swiss shepherd defamed Jacquiard and Vienney. public safety items found. One victim died on site, the other was transported to prison serving a sentence of 20 years equating to penal servitude.
In Cairo Sir Eldon Gorst, the British agent and consul general in Egypt, orders that natives shall not be required to dismount their camels to salute British officers. The move follows a recent British battalion action in Cairo streets, with observers noting continued native salutations to magnates but a welcome change for Western officers.
Fragmentary cricket note records a South Africans versus Australians match with garbled names and text. The readable portions mention a London publication and a sports editor but lack clear scores or outcomes. The damaged text obscures player names and event details.
London Sunday Evening reports Lord Robert Cecil stating infant mortality fell from 1H per thousand to 102 per thousand after a sectal prevention scheme. He cites Thidderefleld as a widely followed example, claiming 15,009 lives saved.
Sunday evening report notes two Russian and 160 Manitoba teachers will visit Great Briwala to study teavline methods.
A contentious disagreement between Derkebler and Isley led to a sharp exchange and temporary disruption as tense moments escalated. A compromise was sought, with Impriomament proposed to ease strain and restore order after the heated clash.
Asquith reports show Mr Arquili the Prime Minister has returned to London after a round trip in the Mediterranean aboard the rou kia vessel.
The provided text is garbled and unreadable, containing partial fragments about a valyuy calllatan and a Calais event, with references to a Mr CeMe and Uring UFOWOrN. No coherent names, dates, or actions can be determined for a factual summary.
The Aberdeen liner Demosthenes, announced for April departure, will feature duplicate sets of reciprocating engines for wing propellers and a low pressure turbine for a midship screw, enhancing propulsion efficiency.
Colonel J B Capper led a secret Balloons School mission from Aldershot in a 35 horsepower craft. It launched at 1120 p m, reached St Pauls Cathedral area 2 15 am, circled the Cathedral, and returned to Paraborours after about 35 miles. The craft averaged long flight time and speed, aided by wind, while Revie reportedly crossed Dover to Calais and back.
A historical walking race at Stamford Bridge Grounds in London produced a 12 hour record. The winner was Z Payne of North Rhine, covering 72 miles and yards. Tied or noted were entries from Weho Stadium and W Brows with near distances.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a period notice or story with a name like George-atreet Breas. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events, dates, or entities to form a full card. The fragment suggests a female subject and decorative language, but no verifiable actions or outcomes are present.
Victorian Minister for Railways A A Biflson expresses strong support for elevating Melbourne suburbs tramway system. He cautions cost and notes expenditure could exceed 42,000,000 with railway workers affected. Electrification considered to unify services with suburban railways.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a dubious claim about a medicine line including Calder Woods Great Peabermiar Cure. Names and numbers are unclear, with stray phrases about doctors and prices.
A garbled report describes vessels and volunteers in Bathialo, Sydney Ferries Limited, and various crews aiding the Horyprae and related ships. It mentions a tender and a company ready to mix total armies, with references to Newton, Kirruthshirk, and Nevers in a wartime context, detailing routes, captains, and potential passenger travel.
A fragmented report recalls a chess competition between New South Wales and Victoria, detailing team names, captaincies, and players such as J. D. Prowse and H. B. Bignold. The piece notes boards, moves, and lineups, with scattered references to venue Melbourne and participants from both sides.
Early on Lucy morning a man attempted to enter a booth at Moore Park show ground, surprised and detained before police arrived. An employee walked round the grounds and saw the intruder struggling to break the booth door, then restrained him as he tried to flee. Nothing was taken from the booth.
A terse notice warns of bitter cold and icy conditions affecting the area. Forecasters predict frosty mornings, wind chills, and hazardous travel, urging residents to bundle up and plan for slow commutes. Local merchants report increased demand for warm clothing and supplies.
Fire broke out just after 10 o clock at the premises of George North in Sydney near Cupiea. The blaze destroyed a bedroom causing windows to break and water damage. Neighbours contained the fire, but the kitchen and parts of the dwelling suffered heavy damage. Police later cordoned the Rocky Point road area to investigate the incident, with officials noting the fire likely accidental and a separate blaze reported near Lawedawne Street. Local authorities and the fire brigade responded promptly to both scenes.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and phrases. The readable bits show scattered references likely to people and places without coherent events or dates. No verifiable facts to form a proper news item.
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