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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
8
Market notes indicate dull sentiment in major wheat districts with two downward tendencies. Australian and British demand falters while milling needs and ship movements struggle. grain futures face limited upside and broader belownormal demand amid uncertain export prospects.
Fragmentary OCR text lists varied names, places, and goods in a municipal notice style. It mentions inspections, sections, and dates in a jumbled form, referencing people, locations, fees, and a fruit section amid scattered phrases.
A fragmented OCR text appears to describe a Sydney produce sales event with numerous misread lines. It mentions pricing, quality, and various items, alongside references to venues, bidders, traders, and potential auction activity. The result is a jumbled record of a market sale with many unreadable names and stray notes.
The text notes firm trades in Querami and Nationale on the Rydleey market with varied activity across multiple sectors including mining and banking. Investors watch prices around London and New Zealand links as traders report mixed moves and ongoing listings.
A garbled OCR segment lists multiple locations and features such as Meena' Mill Mount Crid Codden tal Buber Creek Tonghah Mount Morgan and The Green, with scattered references to compounds and street terms, but no coherent event or clear context emerges.
A fragmented Melbourne clipping references tramways funding, Amalgamated Line plans, and local figures in disputes over service and control. The unreadable text hints at governance, prices, and proposed disruptions affecting Melbourne transit.
Readable portions describe a long historical figure and events surrounding a named person, with fragmented references to names and dates. The piece hints at a reunion or commemoration and mentions a figure linked to a historical context, but the OCR remains largely unclear.
Fragmentary note describes a wartime football contest involving New Zealand players and Sealanders, hinting at a public morale event. Details are unclear but reference to a gathering at Adee and a warcry appears.
Coroner’s office logs show ninety three inquests during a two month period. The record tallies cover April through May with a high week count and ongoing investigations at City Corners Court.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a bullet through a window and a sensational scene on a train. Mentions dining car, Kalmar, possible baby occupant, and several unclear reports. Details are obfuscated, with inconsistent spelling and missing context.
An incident on a city street ends in the comedian Herren's death. The account notes arriving witnesses and forensic details, including a late Saturday event and a suspect linked to the gutter area near Notttelt Street, with official statements confirming fatal injury.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe fish market pricing and trading activity. Mentions various workers, stalls, and prices across multiple vendors, with scattered references to markets, per unit costs, and possible cooperative operations. The legibility is poor, hindering clear attribution or outcomes.
A robbery occurred at a Redfern pawnbroker on Cooper Street involving a masked offender who threatened staff and fled with jewelry and watches. Police pursued leads and recovered some items as officers described the crime and noted its impact on the shop and witnesses.
A tragic accident at a restaurant left a girl dead as fire crews battled flames. Eyewitnesses reported screams and a frantic attempt to rescue over the smoke filled dining area. Authorities are investigating the blaze and identifying those involved.
The Limburg? program features Ay Ths Pricey Town Waly and selections from Ring Anhur Erl-King and War of the Brazil music under a strict schedule. Soloist Mr Gilbert will perform a dramatic piece and a modern ballet piece with a new gong by Warp Banav. He staged support includes Otoman beat and Heath themes with a special quotation from Lectay.
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