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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
6
Germany Ahead of England in World Turbulence
In a sweeping report the article notes Germany’s position relative to England as leaders in political and cultural shifts. It mentions figures linked to labor and bureaucracy, Bismarck era influences, and discussions of war and national identity amid shifting alliances and scholarly pursuits from German poets and thinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Struck By Lightning At Westphalia Mill
A lightning strike hit Bowant Mill near Humenohl Westphalia yesterday evening. Workers were absent due to a prior schedule, sustaining unspecified damage and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxtin
Bowant
Humenohl
Westphalia
Yester- Ay
Lie Will
Mt Delpundo
Sydney Tinned Rabbits Trial Order In Laxpan
An admiralty filing from Laxpan Montay Evening details a trial order involving 25,0015 tins of rabbit meat from the Country Freezing Company at Hyatley. The record notes the government authority and the crates in question amid ongoing maritime proceedings.
The Fisheries Dispute Opens in Canadian Case
A Canadian fisheries dispute case opens before an international arbitration tribunal. The proceedings involve key figures including Muntuy LOXDOS and Sir Robert Fin lap fonda, with Newfoundland government representatives anticipated to participate. The matter centers on fishing rights and territorial claims affecting Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxdos
Muntuy
Sir Robert Finlap
Fonda
Eass
Canada
Wague
Geberivs Disguis
The Egyptian Problem and Guardian Obiter Dicta
London reports describe Liberal Guardian protesting Conservative newspapers and the press battles over policy. Mentions figures like Sir Blom Gorst and the Prime Minister with critique of the political middle path amid nationalist pressures and regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Guardian
Liberal
Egainst Vis
es-Preet
Wnt
Claimsy Pitfail
Wuseeriley
Blom Gorst
Whitehaver Disaster Report From London Mayor
Fragmentary London dispatch cites Wilcvsacen mayor and local officials in a cautious note on a disaster. The text references quarters and fear, with unclear quotes about removal and kinship links, hinting at a broader emergency response and public concern.
Present To The Navy At Windsor And Buckingham Palace
King George and Queen Alexandra reviewed the troops in Windsor and Buckingham Palace ceremonies. A parade featured the Victoria Medal and the Nuteter Paes order as veterans marched past. The royal couple observed the salute and presented the medals amid royal pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King George
Atarg
Marlborough
Billemmmkuin
Ed Sram
Windsor
Victoria Medain
Geurry
Rho Sarriaen In Thi Awey
Quean Alexandra Mjermarde
Buckingham Pala
Wheat afloat shipments from Atlantic ports to Europe
The Usilid Kingdom receives wheat afloat for Europe with 1 000 quarters en route from Atlantic ports. Total shipments to Europe amount to 250 000 quarters, including 69 000 from Argentina and Uruguay, 346 000 from Studsia, 149 00 from India, and 1 000 from Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landus
Mondidy
Soin Auutiers
American
Aurone
Avlantic
Paci Perta
Eugone
Araratina
Uruguay
Studsia
India
Australia
Discovery of a Cures for Cold and Head Ailments
A patient recounts rapid relief from cold symptoms after using Shaldon's Cold Recovery remedy. The account claims cure for chest pain and deafness, praising the product and its benefits for lungs and throat with a stated price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Murray
Faroe
The St Petersburg Murders Doctor Confesses Case Tangles European Nobility
A sprawling St Petersburg murder case centers on Dr Patchenko linked to Count Lyassy and Count Rouikier with alleged poisonings, bribery, and conspiracies across Warsaw and Venice. The doctor claims acts were to remove wealthy victims for heirs, amid arrests of counts, a guards officer, and a Moscow connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moody Evesing
Patchenke
St. Petersburg
St Petersburg
Patchenko
Count Laurartin
Count Bonturlin
Count Lyasny
Bogdan Rouikier
Warsaw
Count Rouikier
Imperial Guards
Count Lamaay
Count Boaturlin
Famed Patenenko
Count Lyasey
Poleon
Polson
Bogdan Roaikler
Bonturlin
St. Petersbaro
Patehenko
Mme. Muraviova
Falchendo
Count Lynsey
Tarnavska
Venisee
Prifukoff
Nsumoff
Beaurepaire at Berlin. London swimmers shine abroad
Australian swimming champion Beaurepaire won the 400 metres in Berlin, beating German record holder Lehentein who placed second. Beaurepaire also triumphed in the 440 yards at Charlottenburg, while other details note a likely timing error in the first event. He is set to swim in Bodapent and Leipzig events this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frank Deaurepaire
Berlin
Tainasee
Lehtele
Charlottenburg
Beaurepalra
Berettin
T. S. Battersby
Beauropaire
Bodapent
Leipzig
Saxony
Reid and Lady Reid Take House in Eaton Square Westminster
Sir George Reid the Meir Commissioner for Australia and Lady Reid have taken Mr Henniker Heaton s House at 3 1 2 Eaton Square Westminster. Sir George Reid will attend commemorations at Westminster College Cambridge on June 16. Eaton Square sits in Belgravia with many society residents and near neighbors including the Lord Chancellor and Admiral Sir A Pitz George among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir George Reid
Meir
Australia
Lady Reit
Henniker Heaton
Eaton Square
Westminster
George Reid
Westminster (Presbyterian) College
Cambridge
Belgravia
Royal City
Duke of Westminster
A. Pitz-George
Duke of Cambraee
Countess Beauchamp
Training Sailors With Barque Ama Begouskos
London merchants Mersers Devitt and Mears bought the steel four masted Ama Begouskos to serve as an ovens training ship alongside the training ship Port Jackson. Built in July, the Ama Begouskos measures about 300 feet long with 42 feet beam and substantial depth. The vessel is owned by Cla Nav Sotay of Montevideo and currently lies in Bilbao, Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mersers, Devitt and Mears
Ama Begouskos
Port Jackson
Ama
Pegonskoa
Sic, and Son, Limited
Dumbar- Hor
Skowan
Cla. Nav. Sotay
Monta Video
Bilbao
Spain
Mr Henniker Heaton Heads On Long Voyage For Health
London report notes Mr Henniker Heaton and Mr P departing on a lengthy voyage intended to benefit health. The journey aims to improve wellbeing, with details on timing and destinations not fully specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henniker’ Heaton
Pinkertons and football join in mine strike row
In Broken Hill on Tuesday the West Football Club debated a letter from allied unions urging members to refuse matches with any club using Pinkerton or undesirable players. The club responded that it would not involve football matters and refused to act, stating that undesirables are workers who stayed at mines after the general strike was declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
West
Hornsby-Strathpold
Uordebey
Asooger
Lenina
Jongo Byles
Rams
al Press
Ebou
Eastwood
Stathfold
Boots of a victim struck by lightning at Marlborough
An inquest into the death of agricultural labourer Josep Vans near Marlborough England attributes his fatal outcome to a lightning strike. A doctor proposed that heavily nailed boots acted as conductors guiding current up the body and out at the chin. One boot was found open while others crouched nearby witnessed his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep Vans
Marlborough
England
Uctea
Adama
Wool-Clausers Board Announces Wool Classer Award
The Wool-Clausers Board announced the award of the wool classer contract to Mr Thomas E Spencer as chairman. The wage and duties cover classification of wool, weighing, skirting, pressing, sorting, and traveling expenses across New South Wales. The award includes detailed pay scales, allowances, and conditions for multiple shed arrangements and combines duties for wool classers and rollers. It covers the entire state with specific geographic boundaries and stipulates transport, lodging, and termination terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. E Spencer E
Thousan
Ornasers
WBS
Sal Bates
Sal Bates Whore the Number of Sheey Tanks Hora” In Ons
Ong
Asanon
Ain
Shearap
Tle
New South
Syiney
Sidmey
Ich Biner
Thia
Conan
Eller
Ray
Wool Craiser
Hme
Sydney
New South Wales
Detting
Darling
Terre Darling
Theoes
Breach Penalty for Ward Breach in Award Duration
The text states penalties for ward breach and outlines the duration of an award. It notes that the award may be altered or executed by a properly constituted authority and remains in effect until the expiration of the stated years from the date it is granted.
Voice of the People Letters on Trams Odors and Dairyman
Readers voice concerns about Hornsby Strathfield train service with proposed routes storms odors from Bundy night air and dairy inspector issues. Contributions urge better tram accommodations, odor explanations from authorities, and inspector conduct with calls for accountability and remedies.
Dead mother found in Paris street with kittens
A Paris woman identified as Loynilen sold her room furniture to pay rent before death. She and three kittens were struck by a heavy van while fleeing in torn clothing. She died minutes later, clutching the kittens. A private witness later reported the death to authorities, claiming relation to the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loynilen
Paris
Oliher
Band Music in the Parks at Boranival Gardens
The R A A Band will present a program at Boranival Gardens in a calm afternoon concert. The lineup includes Blaze of Glory, The Robbers Waltz, The Wings of Spring, The Dollar Primes, Intermezzo, and a Vandevilla Favorites medley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A.A
Boranival Gardens
Holsmanny
Joly Robbers
Suppa
Rolte
Aucagni
Forbidden unusual person show at college exhibit
The Humane Society of Columbus forbids showing a 4 year old child by Mr and Mrs Leater Bihringer at a college event. The display occurred before class, drawing protest and delayed permission from authorities. Local businesses closed early as confusion grew over the event and its organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society of Columbus Ohta
Art
Leater Bihringer
Biarling-Odte Molten College
J. A Risbel
Rex
Balmain Coal Mine Reaches Full Capacity and Output
The Dalmain road mine operates three shirts with 98 a week, working all day and night with coal discharged continuously. A testing belt shows coal belting during shifts. an estimated 207 tons per day are sent to market, with underground work intensifying to reach full shaft output by month end. The mine reports power limits and forecasts higher daily tonnage as production scales up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalmain Road
Upoo & Rail
Belug Iwai
Unclear Intercity Match Report With Names Scrambled
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dawn match with multiple garbled names and places. The read appears to mention teams, players and venues in a disorganized way, with several proper nouns indiscernible, suggesting a partial sports item or league note that lacks coherent context or outcomes.
Overcrowded Trains Prompt Call for Carriage Upgrades
Hurstville Council Alderman Gran requests the Mayor seek relief from Commissioners. He cites Illawarra line crowding and counts many standing on platforms, urging more second class cars or a first class carriage option without extra fare burdens. Alderman Satin warns against blaming the Commissioners, insisting better planning is needed. The council motions to address ticket collectors and demand first class seating when second class is full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraine
Tlawarra Har
RY Péraane
Tao
Satin
Ilawarra Sewerage Scheme Progress Note
Ilawarra sewerage scheme update from the Warns Department outlines ministerial approval for the low-lying southern and western suburb outfall project. It notes a trailer for construction and references procedures and draft papers sent to the department, with confirmation of steps toward formal consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcowe
Ilawarre
Wr. W. Tar- Jor
M.L.A
Vbe
Jifors
Wasinra
Wocltecacion
MSS
Sods
Sa ‘Trammiry
Perpaee
Warde
Fragmented note on a child with croup and night awakening
The readable text describes a child with croup who awakens at night in distress and is momentarily soothed before regaining sleep after a few hours. The faint fragments mention remedies or measurements but lack clear actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perage
Watt
Also Mentioned on This Page
LABOR
Roosevelt
Whitehaver
Wilcvsacen
Doerph
Lew Zoalamle
Love Aiewerr
NAVY
Lusdun
Patke
Beaurepaire
AR George Reid
MR. Henniker Heaton
Pinkertons
Caserindre
Robert Holgate
Bethuret
Atone
Changed
New Zealand
Perth
W.A
Pean Tee
Jack Greenbsigh
J. Kirby
Haselton
Wena George Arsleene
Wool-Classers’ Board
Voice of the People
T. A. Picknow
J.C. Humphreys
Prante
Homa
Waverley
York-road
Power House
Birrellcno
Birrell
Dickson-atreet
Belgrave-street
Alfred -Street
Hawlett-sirent
Brovie
Jre
Bowe
Melbourne
Monin Cray
Witnease
Bill
Council
Ud Lam
Tyre
Willeene
Hornah
Rockola
Boston
Iufieynas
ARS Popes
Aia
Artamy
Ina
Mioumvad
Hoblo
George Street
Roberts Hotel
Raltway
Balmain
Interstate Cwess
Wolng
Peettes
Pune
Sidney
Tvadtra
Crekenlarh
Cummings
Illawarra
Pitt-Street
Rowley Sewing
Etetionta
Povska
Thesarde
Dalw003 & Co.,ltd
Sosenith
Bathurst Street
Water
Georgetire
Baumann’s
Haumann
Ture Cick
Pirar Thee “Coalition
Sxchence
Fiano
Exchange
British Piano Depot, Limited
Rontsch
Lip Brinsmead
Aranon
Welreck
Sternman
Valse
Anon
Fee
Barract-street
Tel 'Bale
Argus & Coote
Weuneeoat
Row
Dewtal Institute
Weslinwialh
Byuxey
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