Sacked and apology in Bul l etin case at Sydney court
In Sydney District Court Judge Rogers ruled for plaintiff Robert Roberts against The Bulletin Newspaper Company. The mandate required the defendants to publish an apology and pay costs after Roberts claimed the paper falsely stated he was sacked from government service and damaged his reputation. The settlement set that the apology be published in the next issue and costs on scale 1 up to settlement.
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Woman Attacked Near Arncliffe Hotel Case and Police Inquiries
A married woman, Mrs. Ahern, living on Becky Montroad Arncliffe, reported last night she was assaulted by a strange man near Cook’s River Bridge after leaving a hotel. She led him to near her home before being dragged down and attacked, suffering injuries but recovering. Constable Dunworth at Arncliffe is investigating.
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The Prince of Monaco His Sanity Questioned
A French paper reports two Parisian specialists treating Prince Albert of Monaco for brain trouble after years of decline. He reportedly starved during a sea voyage aboard his yacht and was ordered back to port. The prince holds multiple titles and estates, including Duke of Valentinois and Prince of Monaco, with a fraught succession and mortgaged territory.
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Demolishing Old Sydney Amid Rapid Street Clearing
An Evening News visit shows widespread demolition in Sydney's Westford and Goulburn streets as College Street extension proceeds. Many shops and residences, including the Welcome Home Hotel, are razed. a few tenants remain, awaiting removal. The City Council plans 100 foot opening into College Street and a tram line by year’s end, amid a booming demolition scene and concerns over the new Building Act.
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Privileged Information and Privy Council Case View
A trade protection source questions the Privy Council ruling in the Macintosh appeal, suggesting grounds are unclear. He cites Mr Justice Pring on the need for confidential inquiries to aid commerce and warns misuses of servant character inquiries could threaten trade and law integrity.
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Undefined English Mail fragment event
The readable text shows a fragmented note about an English mail item and a morning event. No clear names, places, or actions emerge to form a complete card.
Randwick Morning Gallops Report
Randwick trainers clocked a busy session this morning with tew gallops on the middle grass track. Settlement led a strong mile effort, Alcide ran six furlongs in 1m 23s, Set Free defeated Glenally over six furlongs in 1m 2s, Lovely and Dems with Loré Merton set quick five furlongs, Misa Hastie Kohala ran five furlongs, Grafinot did three quarters in 1m 23s, Coompalla and Skopperra also featured in notable sprints.
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Our Neglected Harbors Pilot Reports Bar Conditions
The pilot for the Bellinger River describes water on the bar this morning with a plan of high water. The channel is intricate with a strong sea beyond the breakwater. Steamers Rosedale and Our Jack barbound. sailing vessels Yensela Hargld Premier and Alma Cooper affected. Bar conditions require attention from the Public Works Department.
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Pilots Inquiry Under Way Into NSW Pilot Service
The Public Service Board initiates an inquiry into New South Wales pilot service conditions after talks with deep sea representatives. The pilots seek higher salaries and concessions while the Treasurer plans a full review to determine the branch's exact status.
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Sixty Eight Fractures Of Man's Bones
A Brooklyn man named John Percy Furey, a 68 fractured figure known in the neighborhood, died from internal injuries after falling down stairs. He endured numerous injuries over three years, becoming a sidewalk regular for fractures before his death. An ambulance was finally called when his condition required hospitalization.
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Mistook Each Other for Smugglers
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Winter fashions drive Sydney ladies to tailor-made demand
Read text notes a surge in tailor-made garments for winter in Sydney. Women rush orders for coats and skirts, aided by import-backed ateliers and Madame tailors, with high prices and growing department store offerings. Many outfits cost seven to ten guineas, or more, and about 17 000 tailored garments were produced in four months.
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Robbery Near National Amphitheatre Reported
Robert King of Crown-atrart says he was robbed outside a theatre in City last night. A thief took his purse containing 29 199 in cash and a gold watch with chain and locket. Detectives are investigating the incident.
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Auction notices and local notices from the Orange district
Sales by auction advertisements list estate items and firm names with details on future sales at 3 A Pillslext and other venues. Rumor of a local death aged 18 and transfers at Regal Hotel Penrith appear among notices, as well as staff wage changes at a cement works and various named individuals such as J B Desert and David Cohen in region notices.
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The Lady Northcote Atlas publication announced
A detailed Australian produced atlas of Australasia and New Zealand is finished and set for issue. It includes 18 maps, climate data, travel routes, and historical notes by C R Lang. The work emphasizes scientific accuracy and accessibility with maps bound in Australia.
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Governor General's Tour Through Young District
The Governor General opened a warm reception in Young with decorated streets and a grand procession led by Alderman White and the Young Enterprise Band. At the town boundary he was met by the Mayor and dignitaries, with police and local societies in attendance. Excellency praised Australia’s people as democratic and warmly loyal to the British Empire after visiting schools and the oval hospital.
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Elephant Rampage Strikes Town During Show Abortive Escape
A herd of elephants broke loose during an outdoor exhibition near Rivernoir California, trampling fences and buildings as panic spread through Glenwood. One guest, severely injured, and several bystanders were struck or crushed, while the lead elephant redirected toward the city center before the danger subsided.
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